Hills Lead Narrow Speedway Battle Amid Tight Points Race
Don Hill holds a slim lead over Jim Hill in the Lawton Speedway modified division as a crowded field including Delbert Bybee Jackie Ashlock Bill Bennett Harold Patterson Ken Hailey and Gary Edwards contends for the title. The points race tightens with Jerry Douglas Wainscott Max Albright Gilbert Hudson Jerry Bennett and Shady McWhorter within striking distance and Bybee the former leader still in contention as Carnegie drivers bolster the top ranks.
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Hills
Carnegie
Delbert Bybee
Jackie Ashlock
Bill Bennett
Harold Patterson
Ken Hailey
Don
Jerry Douglas
Wainscott
Max Albright
Albright
Gilbert Huson
Jerry Bennett
Bennett
Shady McWhorter
Eugene Hair
McWhorter
Hailey
D. Hill
Jim
Bybee
Hill Brothers
Patterson
Gary Edwards
Caddo County
Apache
Keith Gard
Soleus Wibe O Ebeton
A. J. Little
Lawton
Bobby Wainscott
Wichita Falls
Chickeshawa
Gilbert Hutson
Fort Worth
Eugene Holt
Bubs Fenner
Johnny Stinnett
David Young
Sonny Glazner
Olney
Tony Layton
Top 20 Driver Standings Amid scattered Lawton entries
The list shows drivers with home towns and car numbers led by A J Little of Lawton and Bobby Wainscott, Lawton, amid extensive scoring figures. Wichita Falls and Lawton are dominant with multiple entrants. several smaller towns appear, reflecting a regional race standings snapshot.
Four Young Running Standouts Continue Holdouts Unitas Passes Well
AP reports Bart Starr and John Unitas at camp with Unitas throwing 15 minutes post‑op while Starr suffers arm pain delaying his passing. Devine declines panic and lists Packers QB options. Meanwhile Csonka Kiick Johnson Brown lead holdouts for higher 1971 contracts with targets around 50k to 100k. Other notes include Hanratty ankle sprain and Olivo knee surgery, plus several signings and releases across teams.
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NEW York
Bart Starr
John Unitas
National Football League
Unitas
Starr
Baltimore
Colts
Westminster
Green Bay
Packers
Zeke Bratkowski
Scott Hunter
Alabama
Frank Patrick
Devine
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Ron Johnson
Larry Brown
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Night Games Across Leagues
Baseball scores and standings from tonight include Pittsburgh with Blass 10 4 facing San Francisco Perry 88, Atlanta with Reed 9 7 hosting San Diego Roberts 7 4, Cincinnati with Sutton 98 at Los Angeles Gullett 9 3, Houston with Forsch 3 hosting Montreal Stonemen 11 9, and AMERICAN ASSOCIATION All-Stars 6 Indianapolis 3 plus Dixie Association results Jacksonville 4 Montgomery 4 Dallas Fort Worth 10 Arkansas 4 Savannah Asheville 5 with rain in the second game.
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San Francisco
Perry
Pittsburgh
Blass
San Diego
Roberts
Atlanta
Reed
Los Angeles
Sutton
Cincinnati
Gullett
Montreal
Stonemen
Houston
Forsch
Dixie Association
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas
Savannah & Asheville
Columbus
Charlotte
Birmingham
Albuquerque
Memphis
Amarillo
Louis
Philadelphia
New York
St Houston
Phil
Atlante
Yesterday's Homers Show NL Power Leaders
National League players highlighted by long balls leading to early season totals. Spiezio Perez Lum Allen Clemente among hitters listed with key home runs and numbers, spotlighting teams Expos Padres Reds Braves Dodgers.
Taliaferro Finds Himself Nye Retires No. 1 QB In Patriot Camp
Blaine Nye, a three-year Stanford veteran and Cowboys quarterback, led the team into training camp but stated plans to retire if his fourth-year pay fell short. Coach Tom Landry noted no salary dispute and affirmed Nye’s commitment to the contract offer deemed fair.
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Taliaferro
Nye
Dallas
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Blaine Nye
Stanford
Tom Landry
Blaine
Ee Ee Eemain
Angels
Yesterday's Linescores Show Slugfest and Close Losses Across Leagues
Baseball scores from yesterday show the Montreal 200 002 als 70 Chicago go 003 OWO-35 with Strohmoyer and teammates highlighted. Philadelphia and Houston split, Harris earns win for Houston, Wilson takes loss. San Francisco falls 7 3 1 to Atlanta as McMahon shuts the door. Cleveland edges California 3 7 9 while McDowell secures the win. Confusing fragments mention multiple pitchers and line scores across teams.
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Montreal
Als
Chicago
Strohmoyer
Raymond
Marshall
Boccabella
Holtzman
Bonham
Dekere
Martin
W—Strohmoyer
L—Holtzmen
Emerald Society Purse at Aqueduct delivers Sea Force win
Sea Force led by a large backstretch margin to win the Emerald Society Purse at Aqueduct. Bayou closed from 36.8 seconds to pass Bright Decision for a head victory in the Benedicto Purse at Arlington Park. Boston Doll narrowly beat Gulla Princess for the Atkinson Purse at Rockingham Park.
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NEW York Sea Force
Emerald Society
Aqueduct
Bayou
Bright Decision
Head
Arfington Park
Salem
W.H
Boston
Gulla Princess
Rockingham Park
Angels keep 5000 autographed Alex Johnson bats
The California Angels store 5000 autographed bats bearing Alex Johnson’s name at Anaheim Stadium. Officials say the bats, valued around 5000 dollars, will not be given away to fans even if Johnson is traded. They hope for a future return with a better attitude.
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Anaheim
Alex Johnsson
California Angels
Anaheim Stadium
Angels
Lederer
Lanier
San Fran
Bobby ‘Knoop
Tom Satriano
Bubba Morton
Jay Johnstone
Angel
George ‘Lederer
Johnson
Alex
Cepeda Shuns Pinch Hit Role With Braves
Cepeda, 33, wants full-time play and pedals surgery avoidance as he battles a left knee injury. Braves VP Paul Richards would prefer treating him without surgery, while Cepeda says he will not sit idle and aims to get well and return to daily action.
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Cepeda
Lanto Braves
Braves
Paul Richards
Richards
San Francisco Giants
Geronimo Edges Walters. Cache Beats Blue Coats In YMCA Opening
Geronimo defeated Walters 60 to 52 as Cache rolled over the Blue Coats 59 to 33 in the YMCA Summer league opening round. Steve Mallow led Geronimo with 19 points, Calloway added 4 for Walters, and Coady scored 22 for Cache. The tournament resumes with more games.
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Geronimo
Walters
Cache
Blue Coats
YMCA
Lakers
Minutemen
Steve Mallow
Calloway
Coady
Weddles Capture Sports Car Test
Ann and Gordon Weddle topped the Friday After Series rally by the CTC Sports Car Club of Lawton and Fort Sill. Dennis Orell with Craig Silcox finished second, Bruce Bradshaw and Dennis Brandt third, Ric and Shirley Tierney fourth. An autocross begins at 10 a.m. Sunday July 25 at the Fort Sill Key Gate parking area.
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Ann
Gordon Weddle
CTC Sports Car Club
Lawton
Fort Sill
Dennis Orell
Craig Silcox
Bruce Bradshaw
Dennis Brandt
Ric
Shirley Tierney
Key Gate
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Ee Eee
Thea
Don Hill
Truman Ware
Stoley Lawton
Vinde
é-Wesley
M Mike Barker
Dickeecare
John
Aes
Yo Gory Prestage
Lowton
By Alex Sachare
Dan Devine
Dominic Gentile
Ing
Csonka
Kiick
Brown
NFL
Washington Redskins
Terry Hanratty
St. Louis Cardinal
Dave Olivo
Booth Lusteg
Rick Norton
Houston Oilers
Willie Parker
Paul Flatley
New England Patriots
Notre Dame
Bob Olsen
Solomon Gomez
Harvard
Indianapolis
International League
Louisville
Richmond
Three Rivers
Quebec City
Reading
Elmire
Pittsfield
Manchester
Pawtucket
Kansas City
Minnesota
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
The
Associated Press
Ene Ea National Bank
ABC Transmission and Motor Service
E Ave
A.T.R.A. Guar
Simmons
W — Sadecki
Coriton
Wise
Wilson
McCarver
Ryan
Grief
Lemester
Gladding
Harris
Edwards
W—Harris
L—Wilson
Haces
Osteen and
Sims
Holler
Griles
Veale
Grant
Moose
Osteen
Briles
Atienta
Cumberland
McMahon
Hamilton
Dietz
Barber
Herbel
House
Williams
W—Mcmahon
L—Priddy
Atlenta
Tae Ee Clerk
Laroche
Allen Moses
W—Mcdowell
L—Clerk
Alex Johnson
Raulston Furniture
Orlando Cepeda
Herculons
Ferris
Lawton Lumber Co
Dial
Cash
Cox Lin
Deling
Sals
Ralph W. Currell
Jack Brittain
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