Bears Hopeful Sayers Douglass Showcase Pro Readiness
Sport Talk Kansas profiles Chicago Bear prospects Gale Sayers and Bob Douglass as they prove healthy for a starting bid. Sayers battles Joe Moore for the No. 1 running back job while Douglass competes with QB Jack Concannon, with coach Jim Dooley optimistic about strength and depth across the roster. The piece also notes Villanova returning $66,000 in tournament receipts after Howard Porter signed a pro contract.
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LTC Trips Manhattan in Dual Track Meet
Lawrence Track Club swept Manhattan Track Club 337 to 226 in a midweek dual meet. Robert Pearson won the 440, low hurdles and long jump in the 11-12 division while Jon O Neal captured the low hurdles 100 and long jump in the 13-14 group.
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Local Slo-Pitch Scores from AA League Roundup
Twelve Fifths tt Sharks 13 over Ridgeview Sales 15. Ivan's Speed Shop 4 Jim Clark Motors 13 over Odell's 8. Thvmneuth Congregational 16 over Trinity Cutheran 3. University Lutheran 13 over Good Shepherd Lutheran 2.
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AL Resolves To Help Out In Washington
Detroit AP report says Robert E. Short owner of the Washington Senators and 11 others met behind closed doors to find a solution to the club's financial woes. They discussed possible moves, including Dallas Fort Worth, but denied plans to relocate. Short owes $175000 in back rent to the Armory Board at RFK Stadium, a sum tied to salaries of Frank Howard and Denny McLain.
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Gorman Seeks Wimbledon Final Despite Bad Back
Tom Gorman of Seattle hopes to overcome an old back injury as he meets Stan Smith of Pasadena in the Wimbledon semifinals. Gorman, who defeated Rod Laver, plans heat treatments and massage to be 100 percent fit. Meanwhile Ivonne Goolagong and Margaret Court advance to the women’s final, with John Newcombe and Ken Rosewall set for the other semi.
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Miller Dominates with One-Hitter In Holcom League
Dale Miller threw a one-hitter leading the Odd Fellows to an 8-0 win over the Jaycees in Broken Arrow. Miller also homered twice in a previous win against the same club. Jim Hicks Bruce Banning and Mel Lisher drove key hits for the Odd Fellows. In the other game Knights of Columbus edged WW 5-4 as Mark Ice earned the win.
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Aces Take Doubleheader Sparked by Strong Offense
Woody's Aces defeated Wiggie's Old-Timers 3-2 in game one and 10-3 in game two Tuesday night at Haskell. Woody's Aces host Sunflower Friday at 7 p.m.
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Yesterdays Stars In Two Milwaukee Doubleheader
The Associated Press reports thick McKainey and White Sox stars led the opener with a double for the winning run and a home run for the nightcap. In the second game Chicago won again after a five hitter by San Diegas pitcher.
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