Chiefs Delay Camp Opening for 1970 Training Session
The Kansas City Chiefs push back their 1970 training camp to July 15 at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri after NFL commishes delay rookie camp. Head coach Hank Stram confirms veterans draftees and free agents report July 13 with first practice at 9 00 am. Forty five veterans and 35 rookies compose the roster along with all time all star players and taxi squad members from 1960s era.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stram
William Jewell College
Liberty
Missouri
Stram
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Strams
Chiefs
Len
Dawcon
AFL
Apls
Thej
Foot- Chiefs
Ofball Hall of Fame
Jim Tyrer
Sid Smith
Clyde Werner
Mike Oviard
Giusti Praised as Pirates' Late Relief Ace
ST. LOUIS AP Dave Giusti earns his sixth win as Pittsburgh beats St. Louis 6 2. Manager Danny Murtaugh hails the right hander as the Pirates new ace in late relief after a strong eighth inning surge and timely hitting by Roberto Clemente and others. Cardinal manager Red Schoendienst notes Pittsburgh pressure and momentum.
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ST. Louis
Danny Murtaugh
Dave Giusti
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Lois Cardinal
Bucs
Giusti
Pirates
Cardinals
Richie Allen
Cardinal
al Oliver
Bob Gibson
Murtaugh
Stooth Giusti
Teseute
Jim Nelson
Carl Taylor
Allen
Joe Torre
Julian Javier
Torre
Leron Lee
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Gibson
Richie Hebner
Red Schoendienst
Haynie Tops LPGA Money List Surging Past Whitworth
Sandra Haynie moved ahead of Kathy Whitworth on the LPGA tour money list after tying for a U S Women s Open runner-up spot and earning 2 000 last week. Haynie has 19 911 this year, leading Whitworth 19 208 with Carol Mann third at 18 645 and Shiney Englehorn fourth at 17 114. Don na Caponi jumped to fifth with a 5 000 Open win, though her 13 058 still trails the top four. Other top 100 earners include Sandra Palmer 13 005 Marilynn Smith 11 745 Mary Mills 11 238 Betsy Rawls 10 744 and John Prentice 10 027.
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Atlanta
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Haynie
Dallas
Miss Whitworth
Richardson
Tex
Carol Mann
Cincinnati
Shiney Englehorn
Palm Desert
Calif
Donna Caponi
Sandra Palmer
Fort Worth
Marilynn Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Mary Mills
Handsboro
Miss
Betsy Rawls
Snortanburg
S.C
John Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Moyers wins five at Suffolk Downs Friday
Leroy Moyers rode five winners at Suffolk Downs race track on Friday, delivering a standout performance for bettors and crowd.
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Boston
Leroy Moyers
Suffolk Downs
Devine Announces 19 Freshmen All-America Track and Field
Mizzou released its 1970 freshman football roster as Athletic Director Dan Devine named 19 yearlings to the incoming class. All-America selections included Paul Adamson, Jim Hrod ey, Rich Henry, Bob Orsi, and Alex Devora among others. Devine called the group high class and essential to the program while noting a need for more quality running backs. The list details positions and hometowns for ends, interior linemen, and backs, followed by the 1970 schedule with Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas State, and Iowa State games set for October through November in Columbia and Lincoln.
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Columbia
Mizzou
Dan Devine
Paul Adamson
Belleville
Jim Hrodley
Decatur
Rich Henry
North Kansas City
Oak Park
Bob Orsi
Geneseo, Jr
Aux Devora
San Antonio
Tex
Devine
Chuck Brookfield
Kansas City
Penn Day
John Kelsey
Belton
Mike Matthews
St. Louis
Beaumont
Ray Miller
Madison
Ill
Eb Prather
Grant City
Mike Steinmann
Centralia
Steve Schreiber
Sioux City
Zach Cartwright
Brentwood
Jeff Fishburn
Ritenour
Jim
John Bunch
Alex Devora
San An
Tonio
Jim Crum
Sacramento
Calif
Dick Franklin
Princeton
Ken Gregory
Soldan
Joe Gross
Harvey Hardeman
Dan: Tull
Wichita
Kan
Ed Johndrow
Overland Park
Yom Kauble
Camdenton
Bob Kenney
Devil’s Elbow
Chuck Link
Aurora
Jeff Luedke
Rockford
Steve Mahalken
Higginsville
Baseball In Brief Highlights From League Standings and Results
The East and West divisions show New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago and other teams with varying records. Friday results include Detroit over Baltimore and Montreal over New York, with several other league outcomes and upcoming doubleheaders and Sunday matchups listed.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Pet
Gbunew
York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Sonicago
New York
Gieler Louis
Boston
Pha
Washington
Montreal
Cleveland
Oakland
San Francisco
Houston
Milwaukee
Brabender
Wegener
Atakland
Segui
McAndrew
Minnesota
Zepp
Philadelphia
Bunning
Mnia
Wright
Micago
Hands
Chicago
Horlen
Los Angeles
San Diego
Students and Teacher in Western Amateur Semis
In Wichita the 68th Western Amateur Golf Tournament advances with three college students and a 27 year old PE teacher in the semifinals. Tom Kite and Lanny Wadkins lead the top pair, while John Mahaffey faces Charles Borner as round one results roll in.
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Wichita
Kite
Wichita Country Club
Drue Johnson
Paris
Ill
Allen Miller
Pensacola
Fla
Mahaffey
Wadkins
Kurt Cox
San Antonio
Tex
John Adams
San Jose
Calif
Borner
Paul Purtzer
Phoenix
Ariz
Tommy Watson
Kansas City
Miller
Dave Gurley
Highland Park
Adams
Steven Benson
County Club Hills
Leslie
Jim Simons
Butler
Watson
Richard Kilis
Canyon
Dayan Favored To Win American Trotting Championship
Dayan a four year old is favored to win the $50,000 American Trotting Championship at Roosevelt Raceway tonight and is seen as a strong contender for next week's $125,000 Roosevelt International Trot in Westbury New York.
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Westbury
N.Y
Dayan
Roosevelt Raceway
Talking Between Shots Keeps Trevino Relaxed
In the British Open at St Andrews AP reports Lee Trevino thrives on chat between shots. Willie Aitcheson, Trevino’s playing partner, says constant talking helps Trevino stay relaxed as they sit two shots ahead of the field through 36 holes at the Old Course. Defending champion Tony Jacklin and other stars like Nicklaus remain in title contention as the 87-player field navigates windy conditions.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Lee
Trevino
Willie Aitcheson
Willie
Os Trevino
Blus
Hone Gage
Cham-Head
Iite
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Jack Nicklaus
Doug San
Hole
Nicklaus
Sanders
Houston
Jiton
Leejoff
England
Neil
Coles
Peter Oosterhuis
Fulton vs Sports at Green Field Diamond Tonight
The American Legion Sports host Fulton tomorrow evening at Green Field Diamond at 8. The Sports lead the six head to head meetings 4-2 and won the last doubleheader 8-1. Columbia and Jefferson City also clash as a potential league title decider with Columbia needing one win to clinch and Jeff City one game behind.
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American Legion
Fulton
Green Field Diamond
Columbia
Jefferson City
Jeff City
City Tourney Qualifying Begins at Arthur Hills Golf Course
Qualifying for the City Golf tournament opens at Arthur Hills Golf Course with five flight slots to fill. Duffer players have one week to qualify, with the final round slated for one week from Sunday at the Country Club.
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Arthur Hills
Arthur Hill
Country Club
Cavicchi Tosca Face 36 Hole Derby For Amateur Title
Manchester Massachusetts AP reports Tom Cavicchi and John Tosca Jr from Brockton were set for a 36 hole final at Essex County Club to decide the 62nd Massachusetts Amateur Golf Tournament. Cavicchi a Rollins College senior defeated defending champ Peter Crooker Pine Brook 2 1 in the semifinals while Tosca the 1959 state champion knocked out Marc Forbes Norton 2 1.
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Manchester
Mass
Tom Cavicchi
John Tosca Jr
Thorny Lea
Brockton
Essex County Club
Massachusetts
Cavicchi
Rollins College
Peter Crooker
Pine Brook
Tosca
Marc Forbes
Norton
Valiant and Intrepid Lead Opening Cup Trials
In Newport Rhode Island the Valiant and Intrepid opened the observation trials for America's Cup defense candidates. Valiant defeated Heritage Monday and faced Weatherly, while Intrepid beat Weatherly to prepare for a clash with Heritage. Trials run through July 18 with another series starting August 18 to select one of four 12 meter yachts to defend the Cup against a French or Australian challenger starting September 15.
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Newport
B.I
Valiant
Intrepid
Heritage
Weatherly
Wind Cancels Calm For Open At St Andrews
Wild winds at the British Open on the Old Course at St Andrews mocked top contenders in the final round. Lee Trevino carried an eight under par 208 lead but faced escalating scores as gusts buffeted players including Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin. Tommy Aaron, Steve Melnyk, Bruce Devlin, and Dale Douglass struggled, while Florentina Molina from Argentina posted a 297 total after a shaky back nine.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Lee
Trevino
Tony Jacklin
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Texas
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Aaron
Steve Melnyk
U.S
Jacksonville
Fla
Thhree
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Dale Douglass
Fort Morgan
Colo
Florentina Molina
Argentinna
Rozelle Delays NFL Training Camps One Week
Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced a one week delay in the start of NFL training camps to July 14 to allow NFL Players Association and club owners time to seek a new collective bargaining agreement. The postponement affects rookie camps for Dallas Kansas City Cleveland Miami Chicago and Cincinnati, with veteran camps set for July 15 in Kansas City and Cincinnati.
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New York
NFL
Pete Rozelle
NFL Players Association
Rozelle
Dallas
Kansas City
Cleveland
Miami
Chicago
Cincinnati
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Carew batting .364 with 150 at bats and White at .354. Tovar leads in runs with 53. Hous ton atop RBIs with 56. Harper leads doubles with 21 and Harper also tops stolen bases with 25. Pitching: Palmer 9-3 with 2.50 ERA, McDaniel 6-2 1.05, Peterson 9-3 with 3.45. National League batters Perez .395 and 68 hits lead, with Perez also 67 RBIs. Bonds adds 23 homers and 22 steals. Seaver 129 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
White
New York
Tovar
W. Houston
Detroit
F. Howard
Washington
A. Johnson
California
Harper
Milwaukee
Jenney
Carty Atlanta
Perez
Cincinnati
B. Williams
Chicago
Bench
Cincinnnati
Carty
Atlanta
W. Parker
Los Angeles
Wynn
Houston
Bonds
San Francisco
Wills
Simpson
G. Stone
Seaver
Gibson
St. Louis
Seaver and Palmer to Start All-Star Game Aces
Seaver of New York and Palmer of Baltimore will start for the National and American Leagues in the 41st All-Star Game at Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati. The game features a lineup of right-handed sluggers and begins with Hodges and Weaver managing the starters, followed by substitutions after three innings. The event draws an overflow crowd and national TV coverage as fans vote the teams.
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Gil Hodges
Earl Weaver
New York
Tom Seaver
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Cincimnnati
Riverfront
National Teleision
NBC
Seaver
Hodges
Palmer
Isone
Orioles
Fraight
Bow
Kuhn
Cincinnati
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Rich Allen
St. Louis
Atlanta
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Chicago
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
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Richard Vance
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Joe Hoerner
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Claude Osteen
Jim Merritt
Weaver
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Fritz Petersen
Mel Stottlemyre
Jim Hunter
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