Beard Overcomes Freeze To Stay Close To Meet Pace
Beard, defending Westchester Classic champion, shoots 68 to stay one stroke behind leaders at 67. He defends his controversial book on golf's tour, says it was an honest report. Trevino misses cut. Hogan withdraws with knee issue. Others at 68 include Floyd Littler Megee Ballo and Marti. Nicklaus Palmer and Player post 72. Casper 73.
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Lee Trevino
Ben Hogan
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George Knudson
Orville Moody
Ray Floyd
Gene Littler
Jerry Megee
Mike Ballo
Fred Marti
Player
Bill Casper
Pacific
Defaat Beard
Japan
Dick Schaap
Sre
Taiwan
South
Jim Bouton
Willamsport
Agnena
China Wins Area Little League Title in Chofu Japan
The report notes China claiming the area Little League title in Chofu Japan. It references national prospects, regional competition, and hints at the broader Little League World Series path with teams from the Pacific region advancing toward Williamsport.
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China
Chofu
Japan
Chiefs Enter Game 12-Point Favorites
The Chiefs travel as 12 point favorites over a pro football styled All-Star squad at Soldier Field in Chicago amid NFL players union disputes. Otto Graham leads the collegiate All-Stars facing Len Dawson and a strong Chiefs defense in a televised charity classic.
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Joe Namath
Jets
Terry Bradshaw
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Bradshaw
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Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Len Dawson
Fishing Forecasts From Jefferson City Missouri a broad report
Missouri lakes and streams show generally good fishing conditions with fair to good success noted by anglers. The report lists stream by stream conditions including clear waters, various species such as channel catfish carp black bass bluegill crappie and trout, with many areas marked as fair or good and a few poor notes across multiple tributaries.
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Missouri
Conservation Department
Mississippi
Hig River
Blavan
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James
Wappapello
Pomme de Terre
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage
Fishing Report Cards from Various Clear Water Areas
The report notes mixed fishing conditions across numerous waterways. Species include black bass, bluegill, crappie, redear sunfish, and channel catfish with overall fair to good catches. Some areas show off color or illegible data, while trout regions remain all clear and fair.
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Redear
Little Dixie
Busch Area
All-Star LineUps CHICAGO All-Star Football Game
AP reports probable starting offensive lineup for the 7th All-Star Football Game at Soldier Field tonight. Includes Jendren Idzho Caster Jackson State Tackles McKay Asher Guards Wilkerson Hutchison Center Sid Smith Quarterback Dennis Shawy Backs Anderson Malone Shanklin Ends Taylor Whamas Tyrer Dave L Guards Budde Mofoorman Center Holub QB Len Dawson Backs Garrett James Pitts Kickoff 9:30 p.m. EDT Telecast ABC.
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Idzho
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Bob McKay
Texas
Bob Asher
Vanderbilt
Doug Wilkerson
North Carolina College
Shuck Hutchison
Ohio State
Sid Smith
Southern California
Dennis — Shawy
San Diego State
Bob Anderson
Colo
Kansas City Chiefs
Otis Taylor
Fred Whamas
Ae Tyrer
Davell
Ed Budde
Mo’ Foorman
B.J. Holub
Len Dawson
Mike Garrett
Robert, Jalmes
Frank Pitts
Baseball In Brief Highlights Standings and Schedule
The table shows American and National League East and West standings with teams like Baltimore Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia Montreal Minnesota Cincinnati Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco and Cleveland. It lists wins losses and winning percentages, plus scheduled games and results from Thursday and Friday.
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Fingers
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Marshall
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Murphy
San Diego
Coombs
Balnsen
Gentry
Neterson
San Francisco
Bolin
Brabender
Robertson
Thia
Jackson
Wise
Austin
Mexico Area Bantam Team Wins 9-4
The West defeated the East 9-4 in the Bantam division Super All-star game at Palmyra last night. Mexico area participated. West manager Andy Mitchell praised the pitchers, with Onsi and Bo of Penny on Yager at Monroe City handling mound duties. Assistants were L a Tate and Larry LaRue.
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Mexico Area
Andy Mitchell
Onsi Ae Ofence
Penny On Yager
Monroe City
Mitchell
la Tate
Larry LaRue
Caps Are Now Squires Caps Are Now Squires
The ABA's Washington Caps will convert to the Virginia Squires, premiering Virginia's first major league team. Commissioner Jack Dolph issued the franchise certificate to Earl M. Foreman, with home games planned in four Old Dominion cities and offices in Norfolk Hampton Richmond and Roanoke.
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American Basketball Association
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Virginia Squires
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Earl M. Foreman
Virginia
National Basketball Association
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Norfolk
Hampton
Richmond
Roanoke
Babe Ruth State Play Continues in Missouri
Ozark beat Houston 3-2 and Jefferson City defeated Sikeston 14-7 Thursday night in the Junior Babe Ruth state tournament for ages 13-15. Sikeston faces Houston at 7 p.m. and Ozark meets Joplin at 9 p.m. The sectional tournament ends Sunday with state action moving to Boonville next week.
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Ozark
Houston
Jefferson City
Joplin
Boonville
Brock's Homers Lift Cardinals in 4-2 Win Over Braves
Lou Brock powered the Cardinals with two homers, leading St. Louis to a 4-2 victory over Atlanta. Joe Torre also homered, while Jose Cardern doubled, Mikelle Shannon and Orlando Cepeda scored, and Red Schoendienst praised Red Reuss after a four hit shutout until late. Niekro’s tough night left him 9-13, as the Cardinals clinched the Atlanta series 2-1.
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Atlanta, Ga
Phil Niekro
Atlanta Braves
Niekro
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Brock
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Cardinals
Jose Cardinal
Mikelle Shannon
Jerry Reuss
Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Clete Boyer
Reuss
Lita
Red Schoendienst
Bulldogs Open Practice Dates Announced by Mexico High
Mexico High School football coach Art Seals announced the opening dates for his team’s activities. Equipment check-out is Saturday morning August 15 with the first practice that afternoon, followed by two-a-days. Physicians for athletes from Hardin Junior High and Mexico High will be available Sunday August 9 from 2 p.m. in the high school varsity dressing room.
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Art Seals
Hardin Junior High School
Mexico High School
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