Colts Favored Over All-Stars In Classic Friday Night
The Baltimore Colts, defending champions, meet the College All-Stars in a midsummer classic at Soldier Field. A strong All-Star lineup backs Jim Plunkett and Dan Pastorini against Earl Morrall and a veteran Colts receiving corps. TV: ABC at 9:30 p.m. EDT. crowd expected near 50,000 in Chicago.
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Lombardi and Brown Enter Hall of Fame Enshrinement
Vince Lombardi and Jim Brown join six other gridiron legends in a Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony on Saturday. President Nixon will speak at the enshrinement dinner, with Y A Title Norm Van Brocklin and others also honored for achievements in the 1950s and 1960s. Lombardi led the Packers to five NFL titles and two Super Bowls, while Brown set nearly every major rushing record in a nine year Browns career.
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Rain Cancels Vida Blues Big Game
Rain postpones Baltimore against Oakland delaying Vida Blue 20th win bid. Entertained by 26 000 fans waiting an hour under the weather, Orioles see potential 40 000 crowd vanish. Blue shrugs off pressure saying he has a job to do and jokes about resting from reporters. Hall of Fame enshrinement draws projected crowd of 10 000 plus outside the Hall.
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Solunar Tables Schedule By Richard Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables helps plan days for fishing and hunting. Use the periods to target times when fish or game are likeliest to be active, guiding outings for optimal locations and conditions.
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Nicklaus Palmer Favored Despite One Day Delay
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus again headline the National Team Championship field as a rain pause postpones play at Laurel Valley. Nicklaus reports eye illness improving though con junctivitis delayed the start. Palmer remains a top contender with recent wins and strong form. Trevino leads a strong field including Snead, Archer, Nichols, Yancey, Weiskopf, Hill brothers, Devlin, and Charles.
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Arkansas Travelers blank Jacksonville 3 0 in Dixie game
Jesse Huggins pitched a three hitter for Arkansas as the Travelers beat Jacksonville 3-0. Huggins opened strong, retiring 14 straight, with Jorge Roque homering and a four inning two run burst giving Arkansas a 3-0 lead. The win moved Arkansas 842 games ahead of Shreveport in the Dixie Division standings.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday and Friday
American League leaders show Baltimore Boston Detroit and New York atop divisions while Oakland Kansas City California and Chicago chase. Thursday results include Milwaukee beating Boston and California over Cleveland. rain affected Oakland and Washington games. National League leaders feature St Louis Chicago New York and Philadelphia as schedule notes stretch into twi night shows and upcoming doubleheaders.
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Roberts Leads Padres Pitching Shine in 5-1 Win
Cincinnati’s Pete Rose lauds lefty Dave Roberts of the San Diego Padres as the NL’s best pitcher, after Roberts held the Reds to five hits in a 5-1 victory. Rose also praised Padres pitching coach Roger Craig as he noted the club’s young rotation.
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Detroit Triumphs 10-9 Over Kansas City in Ninth
Detroit defeats Kansas City 10-9 after a late ninth inning rally. Fred Scherman loads the bases and is hit by a pitch to force home the winning run. Norm Cash hits a grand slam earlier and Dick McAuliffe draws a key walk setting up the finish.
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Germain Advances to Semifinals in State Match Play
Blytheville medalist Dot Germain defeated Chris Wellens 6 and 5 to reach the semifinals of the Arkansas state women's match play golf tournament in Hot Springs. Mimi Huppert beat Marge Hale two up, Nedra Wood down Rise Alexander 4 and 3, and Lea Larson defeated Eda Ivey 3 and 1. Semifinals are today with the finals Saturday.
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PanAm Games begin in Cali amid guarded calm
The VI Pan American Games open in Cali Colombia with 3058 athletes amid barbed wire security and police patrols after tense pre-events. U S flag bearer Lind Jensen of Illinois leads the parade while Cuba and Canada loom as main rivals. Local unrest and unemployment fuel concerns as teams prepare for two weeks of competition.
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