Eleven Youth Winners Highlight Douglas County Swim Meet
Eleven youngsters earned high point trophies at the Douglas County Swim Meet held at Holiday Park pool. Don Pennington directed the event with 275 participants from Olympic Swim Club County Fair Swim Club Baldwin Swim Club Holiday Park and Lawrence Country Club.
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Don Pennington
Kansas University
Lawrence Country Club
Pennington
Prairie Village
Olympic Swim Club
County Fair Swim Club
Baldwin Swim Club
Jeff Swanson
Lisa Williams
County Fair
Paul Russell
Ann Emerson
Country Club
Caren McCready
Bill Adkison
Cassie Johnston
Olympic
John Emerson
Carolyn Frank
Paul Green
Joy Weatherwax
Two Gems in Three Days in Sault Ste. Marie
Right handed pitcher Tony Berrigamin of the Sault Ste. Marie Huskies pitched his second no hit game in three days drawing scouts from the New York Mets St Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers who have watched the 19 year old for weeks.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Tony Berrigamin
Indians blank Chicago 2 0 behind McDowell three hitter
Pitcher Sam McDowell of Cleveland allowed only three hits and eight strikeouts for his first win since July 1 as the Indians blanked the Chicago club 2-0. Willie Davis homered and scored twice to lead the Dodgers to a 3-1 victory over the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Indians
Cleveland
Chicago
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Don Drysdale
Jim Lefebvre
New Steelers Coach Faces Challenge in 2-12 Steelers
Pittsburgh hires Bill Austin to rebuild a 2-12 team after Buddy Parker’s departure. The first tests focus on quarterback Nelsen’s knee, receiving corps led by Ballman Jefferson, and an unsettled offensive line with Jeter Voss and Sandusky amid a reshuffled defense. Next up is Kansas City in the league schedule.
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Paul Martha
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Tony Jeter
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Mike Magac
San
Charlie Bradshaw
Dan James
John Henry Johnson
Houston
Dick Hoak
Cannonball Butler
Clarence Peaks
Mike Lind
Willie Asbury
Kent State
Atlanta
Johnson
Branch Reverses Retirement Signs with Dolphins
Mel Branch of Deridder Louisiana, a six year veteran defensive end for the Kansas City Chiefs, announced retirement earlier but then signed a contract with the AFL Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins also acquired Joe Auer from the Los Angeles Rams.
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Fla
Mel Branch
Deridder
Kansas City Chiefs
Branch
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Joe Auer
Los Angeles Rams
Idaho cage coach resigns at University of Idaho
James D. Goddard, head basketball coach at the University of Idaho, resigned Thursday in Moscow Idaho.
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Moscow
Idaho
James D. Goddard
University of Idaho
Jose Pagan’s Four Errors Spark Mets Win Over Pirates
Mets fans sang Jose Cant You See as Pittsburgh shortstop Jose Pagan made four errors, three in one inning, sparking New York to a 9-5 victory over the Pirates. Pagan tied a league record with three errors in the fourth inning, allowing six unearned runs.
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Jose Pagan
New York
Pirates
Jose
Ron Swoboda
Mets
Pagan
Rob Gardner
Ron Hunt
Ed Bressoud
Met, Pirates, Reds. baseball notes and standings
The recap covers a Mets 6 2 lead after a troubling inning of errors, Westrum commenting on self-inflicted losses. Elsewhere Houston beat Cincinnati, Los Angeles beat St Louis, Minnesota over California, and Cleveland shut out Chicago. Mazeroski homered twice for Pittsburgh as Drysdale logged win for the Dodgers.
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Chicago
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Jerry May
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Johnny Edwards
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