Fun-Loving Dodger Hurlers Back In Action
Bo Belinsky and Dean Chance, former Angels stars, team up in boxing as Belinsky acts as matchmaker for the Sha vers Rondon bout promoting by Chance. They will sign for a 10 rounder on Aug 26 in Canton Ohio. Belinsky aims to boost boxing and keep Chance on track while both acknowledge no baseball comeback plans.
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O J Leads Helms Hall Inductees
O J Simpson and seven other college football stars were named to the Helms Football Hall of Fame. Simpson, the 1968 Heisman winner from Southern Cal, now with Buffalo, was among inductees along with Bruce Smith Vanderbilt Cody Drake McPhee Parker Sprague and Stephenson.
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U.S. Sprinters Poised For Olympic Showdown In Munich
American hopes rest on Eddie Hart and Rey Robinson in the 100 and Larry Black and Chuck Smith in the 200 as the United States faces strong foreign rivals led by Valeriy Borzov. John Smith and Wayne Collett vie in the 400, with Vince Matthews bringing Olympic experience. The 800 pits Dave Wattle against Russian Yevgeniy Arzhanov.
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Bench Brings Housecleaning Jubilation to Braves Exhibition
Johnny Bench wowed 15,318 fans with a pregame broom routine and kiss on the umpire after sweeping the bases in a playful Braves exhibition. He then powered Cincinnati to a 12-2 win over Atlanta, driving in five runs with a single, a double and his 26th homer, as Houston, Oakland and Kansas City posted other league results.
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Johnny Sain Eyes Pennant After Personal Triple Crown
Chicago itching coach Johnny Sain, famed for guiding pitchers to 20-win seasons, seeks the White Sox pennant and manager of the year in 1972. He notes Wilbur Wood’s 26 wins and recalls his past as a pitching coach with the A’s Yankees Twins Tigers and his focus on pitchers lasting through the count.
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Ohio Stars Prep For First Tilt
A 33 man Ohio all-star squad opened practice Monday in Hershey Pennsylvania for the first Ohio versus Pennsylvania high school all-star game set Saturday night. Tom Batta of Warren Harding will coach the Buckeye stars with assistants Sonny Smith Tim Rose and Dave Paviansky.
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NFF buys six floor NYC mansion for national HQ hall
The National Football Foundation purchased a six floor former mansion in New York City with 65 rooms to serve as its national headquarters and the College Football Hall of Fame.
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Browns show improvement in 20 13 loss to 49ers at Hiram College
Cleveland coach Nick Skorich praised better offense and defense in the exhibition defeat to San Francisco. He noted improved blocking and running room for backs, and said workouts resume with focus on the Detroit Lions game at Ann Arbor.
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National League Matchups Highlight Weekend Schedule
National League games feature Cincinnati at Philadelphia Dierker faces Stoneman away Montreal. Atlanta travels to New York, St Louis visits San Diego, Pittsburgh clashes with Los Angeles, Chicago meets San Francisco as Hands and Marihhal contribute in core matchups.
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Baseball standings and schedules for American League
The American League table shows Baltimore leading with 59 wins and 51 losses, followed by New York 58-51 and Boston 59-? The list includes Cleveland 51-58, Milwaukee 43-67, and Oakland 65-4? with Chicago 62-4. Yesterday Oakland beat Baltimore 2-1, Kansas City beat New York 3-0. Today’s games feature California at Cleveland Tidrow 10-10 New York at Kansas City Hedlund 4-5 Boston at Texas Curtis 66 at Stanhouse 2-2 Minnesota at Detroit Coleman 12-11 Milwaukee at Chicago Parsons 9-10. Only scheduled games are listed.
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Lookout Connie Balks at Post in River Downs Race
In Cincinnati Riv er Downs the fourth race was delayed five minutes as Lookout Connie refused to move during the post parade. With jockey, trainer, and track staff assisting, the thoroughbred finally started and finished near the rear of the field.
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Browns See Bengals Lucky After Detroit Preseason
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown noted a 28-20 preseason win over the Detroit Lions despite 33 pass yards and 442 total yards allowed. Running backs Essex Johnson and Doug Dressler, plus receivers Steve King and Speedy Thomas, were expected back at practice. Cornerbacks Lemar Parrish and Ken Riley were not at full strength due to injuries.
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