Graham Cracker Nice Dish But Too Late For Stars
The Chicago Bears beat the All-Stars 28 17 at Soldier Field with Bill Wade directing the offense and Pete Beathard Mira handling the offense in a late surge. Charley Taylor and Tony Lorich starred for the All-Stars while William Wade directed the Bears to victory in front of 65 000 fans.
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Bears Do Not Impress Otto Gra ham All-Star Coach Says
Chicago Bears failed to impress College All-Stars coach Otto Graham in the 2017 All-Star game, with Graham saying the Bears beat themselves and that the All-Stars played better than expected. He praised Pete Beathard George Mira and John Connolly as quarterbacks and noted Chuck Taylor's standout play against pros. The Bears dressing room featured optimism for Mira's future and Graham praised his own squad's effort.
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Flash Elorde Named Fighter of the Month
Manila junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde was selected as Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine. Nigeria’s Dick Tiger finished a close second after Tiger stopped Puerto Rico’s Jose Gonzalez in the sixth round in his first bout since losing the crown to Joey Giardello.
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National League scores and weekend results brief
National League results show Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 3 and Los Angeles 5 Milwaukee 1 with St. Louis 4 Houston 0 and Philadelphia 9 New York 4. Chicago 7 4 Pittsburgh 3. weekend schedule lists multiple matchups across cities.
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Phillies Bring Thomas In With Two RBI Double
Frank Thomas celebrated his trade by driving in two runs with a double and single as Philadelphia defeated the Mets 4 to 0. Ray Herbert pitched five innings of two hit ball to blank Boston 2 to 0, ending Chicago White Sox skid.
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Thomas Joins Phillies Adds Power For pennant push
Frank Thomas, a 35 year old veteran with 11 NL seasons, moved from the Mets to the Philadelphia Phillies on a waiver deal. He contributed a two run double and single in the Phillies 9 4 victory over his former club, boosting Philadelphia’s NL lead to 22 games over San Francisco. The Phillies seek Thomas bat versus left handed pitching as pennant insurance while Reds, Cardinals, Dodgers, Cubs also won.
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Maloney Shuts Giants As Reds Rally For 5-3 Win
Jim Maloney struck out 12 in six innings before an arm issue forced him out as Cincinnati beat San Francisco 5-3. Cepeda homered for the Giants, while Robinson Edwards and Maloney fueled the Reds with key hits. The clubs meet again with Nuxhall vs Perry slated to start.
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Indians Sweep Twins as Tiant Tops Opener
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts found a lesson in unpreparedness as rookie Luis Tiant pitched a strong game to beat Minnesota 10-4 in the opener. Tiant, 23, allowed three early runs, then shut down the Twins for his fourth win in five decisions with 10 strikeouts. The sweep gave Cleveland eight wins in ten. Dick Donovan faces Jim Grant in the afternoon.
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Frank Thomas Is Traded to Phillies in Big Series Move
Philadelphia acquired Frank Thomas from the New York Mets for Wayne Graham and two other players to be named later. Thomas debuted with a 9-4 Phillies win over his former teammates, doubling in a run and singling in another as Gene Mauch used him at first and on a first-to-short-to-pitcher double play. Casey Stengel told Thomas of the trade on the bus ride to Philadelphia.
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Arizona Names Co-Captains For Fall Football Season
Tucson AP reports defensive back Larry Fairholm of Montreal and center and linebacker John Briscoe of Indianola Pennsylvania will serve as Arizona football co-captains this fall.
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Barber Beats Bouton for Third Time in AL Action
Baltimore scores 2-0 over New York as Barber again defeats Bouton to lift the Orioles to first place. White Sox snap a 3-game skid with a 20 win over the Red Sox while Indians sweep Twins in a doubleheader.
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Steubenville Favored Over Bridgeport In Legion Final
In Athens Ohio Steubenville was rated the favorite over Bridgeport as they met in the Legion Junior Baseball Championship. Bridgeport needing two wins to claim the title while Steubenville requires one victory. Bridgeport advanced with a 5-2 win over Cincinnati Budde after Steubenville had a bye.
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