Pro Grid Briefs Fatrfie ld Giants And Colts In Camp Updates
Pro football notes from multiple camps: Hugh McElhenny reunites with Y A Tittle with the Giants on day one of pre season drills after a trade from Minnesota. Don Shula starts Baltimore camp with 33 players while R C Owens misses due to auto injuries and J W Lockett is believed en route. Chicago Bears boss George Halas says 11 players are at the fat man table for dietary measures as part of a weight control drive. Green Bay trims seven rookies from its camp roster to 42 players ahead of the College All Star game. Chicago Bears introduce isomeric contraction workouts to boost strength and stamina for camp heat.
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El Moro Sets American Track Record at Delaware Park
El Moro, a Chicago-bred horse, set a 1 1 4 mile American record of 3114 8 at Delaware Park yesterday. Will To Live finished second to win the Delaware Feature by a half length and paid $4.00, $3.20, and $3.00 across the board. Gambling Greek and Shady Maid earned a $52.49 daily double.
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Adcock Sees More Hard Throwers in N L Than A L
Joe Adcock, 35, now with Cleveland after 13 NL seasons, says the National League has more hard throwers than the American League though pitching quality is similar overall. He cites names from both leagues, notes faster games in the AL, and predicts the Dodgers will rebound from last season.
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Spectator Killed in Indy Drag Race Crash
A fan died and another was badly injured when a home built AA dragster lost control at Raceway Park during NAS T sanctioned time trials. Alan Butler, 17, died at Methodist Hospital from head injuries and a mangled leg. driver James McHale, 45, of Clarksville, was in critical condition. The car, capable of 180 mph, broke through barriers and struck parked cars after flipping.
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Gilchrist Indicted for Felony Assault Charge
Carlton Cookie Gilchrist 243 pound Bills fullback was indicted on a second degree felonious assault charge connected to an alleged May 14 incident with a police officer. He faces up to five years and remains out on $1500 bail as his case proceeds.
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Cookie) Gilchrist
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Electrical Source Essentials Growing on Pleasure Boats
An article by Ken Whittaker notes electrical power grows in importance on pleasure craft from small outboards to large yachts. It traces from engine starters to dual battery and generator setups, highlighting increased gadget use, safety benefits, and the need to balance power with energy supply.
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Dupas to Defend Title in Milan Italy
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans world junior middleweight champion will defend his title against Italian Sandro Mazzinghi in Milan on September 6. Dupas won the belt from Denny Moyer in New Orleans and retained it in Baltimore. The promoter cited a $30,000 purse and a 51 million lire total meet cost.
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Beattie Barazza set for six round semi final
Heavyweight James J. Beattie of St. Paul and John Barazza will meet in a six round semifinal at Convention Hall Saratoga Aug. 10 as part of the Emile Griffith Holly Mims card. The event will be televised on ABC. Laguna stops Don Johnson in third round at Olympic Stadium before 15,000 fans.
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Hypnotism Aids Swimmer in Absecon Island Swim
Johnny Lacursiere of Montreal enters the 24 mile Absecon Island swim while undergoing hypnotism by Frank Havens of Pleasantville a certified hypnotic technician. The post hypnotic suggestion given was to win.
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U S Track Teams Sail For Warsaw In Dual Meet
The first U S contingent heads to Warsaw for a weekend meet with Poland as women’s coach Margaret Ellison vows discipline has been restored after a midnight team meeting. The U S women lost the series 75 28 to Russia with a 1 2 sweep in all events, while Hal Corneally sparked the men’s victory over the Russians 119 114 with a hammer throw. A second group follows today with the rest of the men and all women athletes.
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Managers Pick All Star Squad for IL Clash with Yankees
International League managers will select an eight club starting lineup of ten players for the August 19 game against the New York Yankees in Buffalo. Each manager chooses one right hander and one left hander, cannot vote for their own players, and the most voted players start. The IL trails in the series, with wins over Pittsburgh in 1999, Milwaukee in 1960, and Cleveland in 1961, while losing to Baltimore last year.
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