West All-Americans Favor Running Game in All-America Clash
The West coached by Pepper Rodgers aims to run against an East likely to pass led by Marty Domres and Jim Seymour. Key West backs Mercury Morris Ron Sayers and Paul Gipson face East stars led by Bill Stanfill Ted Hendricks as ABC televises at 7 30 p m CDT with Atlanta hosting under a four year contract.
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Peggy Wilson Leads Women's Open on Eve of Round Two
Peggy Wilson, 34, of Florida, shares a one stroke lead at the $30,000 Women's Open Golf Championship after a two under par 71. Defending champ Susie Maxwell Benning posted 78, Carol Mann 77, while Mickey Wright and others are close at 73 or 77.
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Packer Carroll Dale Is Award Finalist
Five finalists were named for the Justice White Award at the NFL Players Association Awards dinner. Carroll Dale of the Green Bay Packers is among the contenders alongside Bart Starr and Willie Davis, previous winners, for the honor recognizing on field contribution and community impact.
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Whizzer) White
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City Legion Nine Faces Alma in Saturday Doubleheader
La Crosse Legion, hitting .347 as a team and allowing .165, hosts Alma at Copeland Park in a twi night doubleheader. Steve Cooley leads the club with a .412 average, six runs and seven base hits. Pat Tooke has seven hits and three doubles. Rich Halverson and Gordy Rieber own the team’s lone triples with Marty Domke pacing the pitchers.
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Tony Esmond
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Mark Collins
Roger Dolato
Frank Hoftinger
Dan Wettstein
Hunter Frederick
Peaceful resolution in Giants after Mays-King clash
Willie Mays apologized to Clyde King after a dugout dispute when Mays learned his name was not in the starting lineup for a game against the Houston Astros. King accepted the apology, announced no fine, and said the policy of checking with Mays will continue.
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Early Wynn Twins Camp-In Turns Met Parking Lot Into Campground
Metropolitan Stadium parking lot becomes a campground for the first national MLB camp-in. Thousands of campers will watch the Twins to face the Orioles in a three game series August 1 2 and 3 with barbecues dances church services and a Camper King and Queen. Parking is $3 for the three days plus game tickets.
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Metropolitan Stadium
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Whitlinger Reaches Net Semifinals in NA Tennis
New York AP reports John Whitlinger of Neenah Wisconsin defeated Robert Cunningham of New Jersey 6 1 6 0 to advance to the semifinals of the North Atlantic championships in New York.
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Cotter Enters Peters Tourney In St Paul
Dick Cott opens the Peters Open Golf Tournament at Southview Country Club in West St Paul, a 54 hole pro event with $10,000 total prizes and $2,500 in cash and merchandise for ter medals. Neil Croon won last year with five under par 202, ahead of pros including Shortridge.
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Iico Shortridge
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