Yuma Next for Lompoc in Rain Delayed Pacific Southwest
Thunderstorms force earlier starts at Cooper King Stadium for the Babe Ruth regional. Lompoc and Yuma meet at 5:30 p.m. after rainouts. Douglas eliminated after a 3-2 loss to Southern Cal. Silva to start for Yuma. Grafton and Ochoa bullpen depth noted for Lompoc.
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Pro Charts Ay Olderm Cee Offense Preview
A scouting-style assessment of the Denver Broncos offense and defense. Key players include Don Horn, Floyd Little, Bob Anderson, Al Denson, Jim Whalen, Dwight Harrison, Marv Montgomery, John Kohler, George Goeddeke, Larry Kaminski, Richard Jackson, Dave Costa, Pete Duranko, Paul Smith, Olen Underwood, George Saimes, Bill Thompson, Charlie Geer, Leroy Mitchell, Cornel Gordon, Bobby Howfield, Jim Turner, Bill Van Heusen. Team strengths and needs across line, backfield, secondary, and kicking with candid ratings.
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George Goeddeke
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Richard Jackson
Dave Costa
Pete Duranko
Paul Smith
Olen Underwood
Houston
Paul Martha
George Saimes
Buffalo
Bill Thompson
Charlie Geer
Leroy Mitchell
Cornell
Angel woes mount as Angels face Senators after doubleheader loss
California Angels lose a twilight doubleheader to the Yankees 3-0 and 2-1 in 11 innings before starting a three game set with the Senators. Internal dissent grows as catchers Jeff Torborg and Jerry Moses seek trades and criticize the club’s leadership, with Moses calling the team poorly run and GM Dick Walsh detrimental.
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Williams Reaches Big League Catches with Braves
The 23 year old Earl Williams becomes Atlanta’s regular catcher after fast track minor league work. He belts two homers and four RBIs in a 14 0 loss? No, Braves beat Astros 104. Williams has 21 homers this year, second to Hank Aaron, who extended a 19 game hitting streak. Pitcher Steve Carlton notches his 16th win as Padres top Mets 3 0 and Don Money drives in two with a double for Phillies at Dodger Stadium.
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Kevin Drake
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Jules Hain
Bratt
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Ochoa
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Bratz
Albuquerque
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Jerry Harmon
Larry Bowa
Philadelphia
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San Francisco Giants
Lolich Notches 19th Victory as Tigers Rally Past Brewers
Detroit defeats Milwaukee 4-3 after four eighth inning runs. Lolich improves to 19-8 with his 19th complete game, trailing Vida Blue who tops the majors with wins. Northrup singles and Freehan triples for the decisive two-out score as Rodriguez delivers the pivotal RBI.
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Brewer rooks Ellis shines before Evansville move
Rob Ellis, Brewers' No. 1 draft choice, started in 34 games with Milwaukee before an Evansville option. The Grand Rapids native and Michigan State alum thanked manager Dave Bristol and Bud Selig for the chance. Del Crandall praises his serious work ethic as he joins Evansville at third base.
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NFL Players Union says Rozelle violated constitution in Kapp case
Ed Garvey of the NFL Players Association told the owners committee that Joe Kapp’s contract with the New England Patriots was valid and Rozelle erred by forcing him from camp. Garvey argued the standard contract is not defined by the agreement and claimed bad faith in the grievance process.
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