Baseball greats recall Yankee Classic as nostalgia returns
In a Sunset Boulevard TV studio a group of aging legends led by Don Larsen Mickey Mantle Casey Stengel and Johnny Pesky watch themselves on a PBS retrospective The Way It Was recounts the 1946 and 1956 World Series with Enos Slaughter Harry Walker and others, recalling the famous plays and the toll of time.
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Grits draw even in Colt division softball playoff
True Grits defeated Vikings 10 3 to level the best of three series. Loretta Munoz threw a two hitter with five strikeouts while Linda Thompson went 2 3 with two RBIs. Robbie Downs had two RBIs for Vikings.
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Improving Doubles Team Effectiveness with Partners
Two players share that mutual respect and support boost doubles success. Confidence in a partner matters. adjust play to cover each other’s weaknesses and maximize strengths, playing together frequently to build chemistry.
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Destruction Derby Set for Sunday at Santa Barbara Fair
The Santa Barbara County Fair Destruction Derby is planned for Sunday with four heats and a main event. prize money totals 500 dollars. Last year 69 cars entered. 28 drivers have signed up this year. Registration closes July 26. Tickets go on sale today at the fairgrounds office 2 to 8 pm. Admission 1.50 for adults 0.50 for children under 12. Only 3,500 tickets available in advance. For details contact Jim Carceau at Stewart Oldsmobile 922-5034.
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Rozelle stays out of NFL strike talks as networks plan telecast
UPI reports Commissioner Pete Rozelle declares neutrality as NFLPA and owners fail to resume negotiations after a breakdown. He notes I cannot be involved with either side and says networks plan to proceed with schedules while discussing potential rights fee adjustments later. Rozelle heads to Canton for Hall of Fame events. In Irvine, Marty Ginestra leads the Cowboys to a 4-3 scrimmage win over the Chargers with a late 21-yard TD pass.
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