Fort Worth Coaches Eye All Star Clash In Texas
North coach Fabian Lemley leads McAdoo stalwarts in a Wednesday all star game with lean post play and lefthanded South threats. Dobbs with arm injury hopes to play. Morris to Howard County Junior College. Big 33 and THSCA worries over pads, dates, and profits.
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Graham
Farrar Stockton
Dallas
Joe Dobbs
Lubbock
Larry Morris
Dobbs
Morris
Howard County Junior College
Kansas State
Pirates Rally Past Giants 3-2 on Bailey Ninth inning single
Bob Bailey delivered a run producing single in the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. Bill Mazeroski and Dick Schofield set up the decisive rally with a pair of one out hits before Bailey’s game winner off Billy O'Dell. Jose Pagan contributed two Giants runs, while Manny Mota sparked Pittsburgh with a pinch hit double.
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Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Mazeroski
Billy O'Dell
Dick Schofield
Mazeroski
John Pregenzer
O'Dell
Pregenzer
Manny Mota
Bailey
Pirates
Bob Bolin
Jose Pagan
San Francisco
Mota
Bill Virdon
Virdon
Bolin
Roberto Clemente
O’dell
Jerry Lynch
Willie Stargell
Indians Roll Over Senators for 4-2 Victory
Dick Howser and Vic Davalillo each had three hits as Cleveland built a 4-2 win over Washington. Dick Donovan earned his sixth win with help from Luis Tiant in relief. Key scoring included a fourth‑inning rally on Chico Salmon's double and Davalillo's infield hit, with Howser driving in runs in the first and fourth.
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Washington Senators
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Howser
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Frank Kreutzer
Woodie
Heid
Bob Chance
Senators
Ed Brink
Japanese hopes for gold dim in Olympic swimming mix
Japanese swimming officials named 37 swimmers to the Olympic team but face slim chances as strong performances by American and European rivals dominate the U S National Championships. Satoko Tanaka remains Japan's top hope in backstroke though the 200 meter race is not on the program. Christine Carol of France and Cathy Ferguson posted fast times as Tsuyoshi Yamanaka led Japan in the 400 meter event. Don Schollander set a world record in the U S Championships, heightening the competition ahead of the Games.
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Calif
Australia
Europe
Japan Swimming Federation
Japan
Satoko Tanaka
Christine Carol
France
Paris
Cathy Ferguson
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
Schollander
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
U.S
Murray Rose
Dial Undergoes Thigh Surgery For Cowboys
Dallas Cowboys back Buddy Dial underwent surgery Monday for a right thigh muscle tear. General Manager Tex Schramm said the operation was successful and Dial should be at full speed in six weeks, missing the exhibition season but ready for the season opener in Dallas against the St. Louis Cardinals on September 12. Dial, a former Rice star, was acquired from the Pittsburgh Steelers last winter after injuring the leg at the Thousand Oaks training camp.
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Adams Competes In National Pistol Championship at Camp Perry
Fred T. Adams from Brownfield competes in the NBA National Pistol Championship at Camp Perry Ohio. The event runs Monday through Saturday with a field of over 2000 top national shooters. Participants will fire a 270 shot aggregate across slow-fire time-fire and rapid fire matches.
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Fred T. Adams
Camp Perry
Ohio
District 2-AAA race centers on Andrews Monahans Kermit
Coaches place Andrews Monahans and Kermit tied at 31 points for the district top spot. Glenn Frazier's Ponies lead with three first-place votes while Dumas and Snyder are favored in other districts. Strong candidates include Norman Bonner Ricky Burgess Jeff Tucker and Wayne McPeak.
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Muleshoe
Norman Bonner
Ricky Burgess
Chester Dougherty
George Muse
Jeff Tucker
Wayne Coling
Jake Harrell
Seminole
Lawrence
Wayne McPeak
Fort Stockton
Ector
Pecos
Harrell
Floyd Lindsey
Ronnie Hawthorne
Doug Cook
McPeak
Don Malone
Bill O'Neil
James Adian
Rusty Howell
John Adams
Orioles Blank Angels 7-0 Behind Pappas Shutout
Mike Pappas pitched eight innings to blank Los Angeles for the third time this season as the Orioles beat the Angels 7-0. Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens drove in two runs each as Baltimore improved to 10-5 against the Angels this year and moved within a percentage point of the AL lead.
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Baltimore Orioles
Angels
Orioles
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Sam Bowens
New York Yankees
Yanks
Pappas
Babe Ruth State Meet Opens With Mixed Results
San Antonio baseball squads lead first round at Levelland in the Texas State Babe Ruth tournament. San Antonio routed Columbia-Brazoria 16 to 1 behind Bradley Carver pitching with six San Antonio players contributing extra-base hits including a grand slam by Jiminez and a Nobis homer. Houston and Dumas won as Lamesa and Burkburnett also posted victories. Schedule shows San Antonio versus Burkburnett at 1:30 p.m. and Houston Carthage followed by Dumas versus Austin and Fayette County versus Jon Levelland later today.
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Flax League
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Timothy Gallaway
Burkburnett
Houston Carthage
Austin
Fayette County
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Philadelphia Signs Veteran Al Bianchi
The Philadelphia 76ers announced the signing of veteran guard Al Bianchi, age 32, who has eight NBA seasons on his resume. He becomes the second player to reach terms after rookie Ira Harge joined earlier. Bianchi spent seven seasons with Syracuse before the Nationals moved to Philadelphia.
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al Bianchi
Ira Harge
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Syracuse
Nats
Eagles Waive Four Players From NFL Roster
The Philadelphia Eagles placed four players on waivers amid roster cuts. Linebacker Mike Woulfe, rookie end Bob Dickerson, and backs Ernie Arizzi and Tony Lombardo were released from the squad.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Mike Woulfe
Bob Dickerson
Ernie Arizzi
Tony Lombardo
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