Crosslin faces all star lineup task in Fort Worth game
Coach Donnell Crosslin tunes a North all star squad for the August 5 coaching school football game in Wichita Falls and Fort Worth. He aims to balance talent with formations while juggling positions and limited linebackers.
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Donnell Crosslin
Crosslin
Fort Worth
Dumas
Bill Spann
Coaching Association
Joe Aboussie
Coyotes
Mike Luttrell
FW Western Hills
Mike Thomas
Greenville
Billy Phipps
Monahans
West Texas
Donnie McGraw
Jobe
Sherman Lee
Fort Worth Southwest
Jacky Willis
Forsan
Gary Monroe
Palo
Volunteers Keep Golf Shows Running Across Big Tournaments
In Harrison New York an unpaid bank president works 12 hours as a parking lot attendant starting at 6 am and pays to be on site. A young society matron leaves modeling to spend 100 hours assisting in the press room feeding reporters and sharing information.
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Harrison
N.Y
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ico
Tour
Joseph C. Dey, Jr
Jennings
New York Rangers
T Ne Ushers
Charwomen
Lubbock Takes Tourney Crown
Lubbock Babe Ruth all star team won the district tournament by beating Levelland 9 4 and 2 1 in 10 innings. Norman earned the win in game one with six strikeouts and five hits. Humble took the loss for Levelland as Lubbock advances to the Fort Worth events with a strong lineup.
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Morton
Levelland
Lubbock
Joe Jim Norman
Norman
Rusty Weaver
Dwayne Humble
Tommy Smith
Brad Bybee
Oz - 16
Royce Green
Luttrell Aboussie
Thomas
Fort Worth
Crosslin
Falcons Lose Strong Safety Lavan After Failed Physical
Atlanta Falcons strong safety Al Lavan fails the physical and will not play. Quarterback Tom Boutweil leaves camp voluntarily as a free agent. Oakland Raiders middle linebacker Bill Business retires. New York Giants defensive end Wesley Grant traded to the Miami Dolphins for a no 3 draft choice next year.
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Atlanta Falcons
al Lavan
Tom Boutweil
Oakland Raiders
Bill Business
New York Giants
Wesley Grant
Miami Dolphins
Pan Am Games Open 15 Day Run Friday
CALI Colombia Pan Am Games open Friday with 2802 athletes from 31 nations in a 15 day program. The United States sent the largest team 380 men and women led by star performers from Wisconsin Southern California and Virginia Tech.
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Cali
Colombia
Des Nations
Marty Liquort
Villanova
United States
BuauUuiulli
Bumgans
Walde Suwuey
Ord
Pat
Matzdorf
Wisconsin
Quarterheause
John Smith
California
Uncle Sam
Reed Milburn
Unitrack
Mileversity
Yanks Favored To Sweep Premier Sports At Colombian Games
United States hoped to dominate in 20 sports at the Cali 1967 event as host Colombia eyes medals led by Alvaro Mejia. Opening Friday under Pastrana Suárez, track and field, swimming, boxing, and more kick off with finals through August 13.
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United States
Winnipeg
Canada
Brazil
Cuba
Argentina
Mexico
Jamaica
Venezuela
Trinidad and Tobago
Colombia
Alvaro Mejia
Boston
Mexico City
Cali
Misal Pastrana Suerrero
Pascual Guerrero
Dory Funk
Pak Song
Seoul
Korea
Wedfield
Fair Parks
J. C. Dykes
Infernos
Funk
Ricky
Romero
Ciclone Negro
Don Duffy
Bob
Roop
Karl Kox
Duke Myers
Ron
Paul
Sex Tests Probe Girls For Track Team at Pan American Games
Miami physicians report American female track athletes tested for sex using Barr Body analysis ahead of the Pan American Games in Cali. Dr Benson notes the method is rapid though not foolproof and hormones may affect results. IOC Medical Commission ordered the screening to verify competitors’ sex. Dr Hanley recalls prior Olympic use of the test during Mexico City Games.
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Miami
Fla
Labora
Benson
Miami Heart Institute
Cali
Colombia
International Olympic Committee
Daniel Hanley
U.S
Hanley
Mexico City
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McGraw
Franklin
Jeff) Jobe
Corsicana
Texas Tech
Mike Pressley
Grand Prairie
Bobby Laughry
South
Marsh White
Bonham
White
Marsh
Joey
Aboussie
Theresa Fileccia
Joe Dube
Columbia
William M. Jennings
Pro Grid
New York
Jerome Benson
Dory Sr
S&q Clothiers
S & Q Clothiers
the Quicksilver Co
Broadway
Phil Hellidey
OMA
Clovis Road
Don Jackson
James Hill
Terry Kireilis
Mike Steffey
Fulton's
Briercroft Center
Caprock
50Th
American State Bank
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