Csonka MVP as West tops East in Coaches All-America
In Atlanta Gary Beban directs the West to a 34-20 victory in the eighth annual Coaches All-America game. He passes for 222 yards with two touchdowns. Larry Csonka carries 26 times for 88 yards, scores twice, and earns MVP honors. Greg Landry adds 160 passing yards and a TD for the East.
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West
Atlanta, Ga
Gary Rehan
UCLA
Rehan
Billy Stevens
Texas
el Paso
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Csonka
Max Anderson
Arizona State
Atlanta
Bunning Shakes Off Injury To Win 10-1 For Pirates
Jim Bunning, returning to form after injuries, earned his first Pirates win since May 8 by defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 10-1. He scattered eight hits and drove in three runs as Pittsburgh pounded four Philadelphia pitchers, including starter Woody Fryman, to snap a skid and hint at a return to form. Manager Larry Shepard noted Bunning’s adjusted style during his injury layoff and hoped the veteran could soon regain his former form.
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Philadelphia
Larry Shepard
Pirates
Phillies
Bunning
Pittsburgh
Jim
Shepard
Atlanta
Jim Bunning
Cookie Rojas
Phils
Rich Allen
Woody Fryman
Sports On Air Schedule For Saturday And Sunday
Saturday schedule lists Indians versus Red Sox at 2 00 with channel four. billiards at 2 30 on channel ten. bowling at 4 00 on channel four. Langehorne and wrestling at 6 00 on channels ten and one. NL Highlights at 7 00. Pirates versus Phillies at 7 30 on channel two. Sunday features Pirates versus Phillies at 1 40 on channels two and six. stock car racing at 2 00. soccer at 3 00 on channel ten.
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Indians
Red Sox
Langehorne
Pirates
Phillies
Chan
Marion Center Stings Indiana In Junior Legion Play
Marion Center pulled into a league tie by beating Indiana 7-4 in Legion action. Butch Nanni opened the fifth inning rally with a triple, Ken Mottern lined a run scoring single, Snyder earned the win and Kopchick took the loss as MC limited Indiana to four singles.
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Marion Center
Indiana
Butch Nanni
Stingers
Ken Mottern
Nanni
Paul Lingenfelter
Doug Snyder
Snyder
John Kopchick
Brad McPherson
Junior Legion League
Marton Center
Blandings Lucerne Marton Center
Blindraville
Young
Quarry May Face Frazier in Massive Heavyweight Bout
Los Angeles reports Jerry Quarry could challenge Joe Frazier, possibly for the heavyweight crown, with promoter Mickey Davies planning a September bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Frazier is world champion in five states, while Jimmy Ellis holds the WBA title after beating Quarry.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Quarry
Joe Frazier
Mickey Davies
Olympic Auditorium
Quarry
Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
WBA
Cassius Clay
Brechler Named Athletics Director at California Berkeley
Paul W. Brechler was named athletic director at the University of California at Berkeley on Friday. Brechler served as athletic director at the University of Town from 197 to 1960. He assumes duties amid expectations for strengthening Berkeley's sports program.
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Berkeley
Gus
Paul W. Brechler
University of Town
Friday
University of California At Berkeley
World Wide Interest In Derby At Curragh
Dublin AP reports a three and a half million dollar Irish Sweeps Derby at the Curragh drawing attention from thousands worldwide. The favorite is American owned Sir Ivor in the seventh running of the Derby.
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Dublin
Ireland
the Curragh
Sir Ivor
Ribero Wins Irish Derby at Dublin Racecourse
AP reports Ribero, trained to victory by Lester Piggott aboard the American owned horse, wins the seventh Irish Sweepstakes Derby at 11 AM in Dublin. The favorite Sir Ivor finishes second and Val D'Austerlitz places third on the turf over 12 furlongs. Millions back Irish sweepstakes tickets ride on the result.
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Dublin
Ireland
Lestier Piggott
Ribero
Sir Ivor Leads Derby Hope as Sweep Prizes Attract Benfits
Sir Ivor, a 1-2 Derby favorite, eyes a repeat victory while Trish Sweep tickets promise $120,000 prizes to nineteen winners and substantial sums to others. Owners include Raymond Guest and Charles Engelhard, with American entries Meadsville and Ribero among contenders from Newark and Richmond.
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Sir Ivor
Raymond Guest
U.S
ICL Meeting to Pick All Star Team in Gazette Office
Indiana County baseball managers convene Sunday night at 9 in the Gazette Editorial Office to select their league all star team.
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Indiana County Baseball League
Gazette
Angels Clinch Sweep as Rigney Calls Bunt Failures in 11th
Rigney again signaled bunts for California in the 11th against Washington but four bunt attempts produced nothing. Rick Reichardt delivered a two base hit to drive in the go ahead run as the Angels beat the Senators 4-3 to complete the series sweep, with Jim Fregosi lofting a three run homer in game one. Elsewhere Oakland downed New York 3-2 and Minnesota toppled Baltimore 5-2 while Detroit edged Chicago 5-4 in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Washington
Angels
Senators
Jim Fregos
Oakland
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Woleveland
Boston
Chuck Hinton
Don Mincher
Mincher
Harold Knowles
Rick Reichardt
Reichardt
Angel
Hinton
Fregasi
Mike Epstein
Jack Aker
Yankee
Athletics
Rick Monday
John Donaldson
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
Lew Krausse
Paul Lindblad
Ed Sprague
Aker
Andy' Kosco
Tom Tresh
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Associated Press
Twins win as Kaat gets ninth inning help for fifth win
Jim Kaat earned his fifth win with ninth inning help from Al Worthington as the streaking Twins extended their win streak to four and 10 of 12. Mickey Stanley belted a two run homer in the seventh to spark the Detroit comeback over Chicago.
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Cow Ule Bilul
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Twins
Mickey Stanley
Tigers
White Sox
Pete Ward
Watt Spears Earns Late Model Win At Marion Center Speedway
Watt Spears clipped Lew Prenni on lap 15 to take the late model feature at Marion Center Speedway, racking a second straight victory. Don Luffy finished second, with Lloyd Lockard winning the Flying Cadet division. An Indiana Optmist meet is set for July 3 at the track.
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Don Bailey
Marion Center Speedway
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Marion Center
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Herbst
Blackie J Watt
Watt
Lew Prenni
Newrytown
Don Luffy
South Park
Alexandria
Lloyd Lockard
Ken Hemphill
Oakmont
Blackie Walt
New Alexandria
Nestor Peles
Glen
Boyer
Flying Cadets
Dick Pease
Creekside
BN Reeseman
Dayton
Ed Rhea
Dixonville
Jim Peterman
Elderton
Frank Good
Marion
Don Good
Dayta
Don McClure
Bhelecta
Junior Fairman
Sagamore
Howard Shaffer
Jerry Meyers
Indiana
Jerry Forsythe
Lockard
Bill Grant
Brookville
Reeseman
Forsythe
Two Day Trials Set To Open For Olympic Track Team
The United States Olympic Trials in Los Angeles feature top track and field athletes aiming for selection to Mexico City. The two day event at the Memorial Coliseum runs into Sunday with events starting each day in the late afternoon. Key contenders include Gerry Lindgren and Randy Matson among others, with six final events highlighted by the 5 000 meters and 10 000 meters and possible invites to Lake Tahoe for final altitude drills.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Calif
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Stanford
Lake Tahoe
National Aau
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Richmond Flowers
Mel Pender
Kurt Clayton
Willie Davenport
Oliver Ford
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Randy Matson
Distare
Jay Silvester
Tom Dash
Mie Smith
Charlie Greene
Jim Hines
Earl McCullouch
Ronnie Ray Smith
George Young
Gonzales Falls to Metreveli in Wimbledon Upset
Wimbledon reports Soviet star Alexander Metreveli defeated Pancho Gonzales in three straight sets after Gonzales, 40, struggled with rain delays and a backlogged schedule. Metreveli, 23, upset the veteran American to reach the last 16, with Rod Laver and Roy Emerson advancing in later matches.
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Geoffrey Miller
Wimbledon
England
Pancho Gonzales
Alexander Metreveli
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
Russia
Metrevelt
Metroveli
Pepots Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Rod Laver
Mars Ty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Lew Hoad
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Alex Olmedo
Austral Lian
Roy Emerson
Olmedo
Wilt Chamberlain joins Nixon campaign staff
New York AP reports 7 foot 1 basketball star Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers has joined Richard M. Nixon's presidential campaign team. He will advise on problems and programs affecting the black community.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sports Card Roundup for Northern Christon and Avonmore Showdowns
In Monday action from Endiang County League Avonmore faces Saltsbury while Coal Run meets Mcintyre and Fulton Run battles Homer City. Center matches include Blairsville at Homer City and Arcadia at Hillsdale with Shannock Valley visiting Shannock Cards at Marion Center.
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Northern
Christon Giderton
Shannock Valley Giants
Shannock Cards
Marion Center
Southern
Bestson Avonmore
Young Two
Blairsville
Homer City
Arcadia
Hillsdale
Commodore
Glen Campbell
Avonmore
Saltsbury
Coal Run
Mcintyre
Fulton Run
Coon Dog Water Races Set for Lyda's Lake This Summer
Coon Dog Water Races will be held at Lyda's Lake on June 30 and July 4. The event runs from evening into night starting at 6 p.m. at Black Lick.
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Lyda’s Lake
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