Bears Camp Is Somethin Special at Halas Hall Indiana
Chicago Bears, led by George Halas, conduct a rigorous camp on St. Josephs College campus in Jasper County Indiana. Halas oversees coaching, GM duties, and daily schedules with 11 p.m. curfew and 7 30 a.m. start as players pursue a tough program title offensive 1966 be a champion shown on a clipboard message.
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Powell’s three homers lift Orioles to 4-2 win over Red Sox
Boog Powell hit three homers including an 11th inning two-run blast to beat Boston 4-2 as Baltimore ends the game on a high. Kosco sparked Minnesota with a seventh-inning run scoring single, lifting the Twins 5-3 over the Angels after a controversial out call.
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Joe O'Brien Benefit Sets Rich Colt Stakes Record
Springfield Illinois AP reports the Joe O'Brien benefit at the Illinois State Fair included eight wins by O'Brien in 20 heats. He earned $43,332 from two stakes wins and a near miss in a raceoff, while Jimmy's Pilot took the 3 year old pacing stake and Paced the fastest heat of the day. Purses totaled $177,000 across 20 heats.
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Torres retains light heavyweight title with outpoint victory
Jose Torres of Brooklyn outpointed Eddie Cotton of Seattle to defend the light heavyweight title. The bout kept Torres's title status intact as the scorecards favored him after 15 rounds. Also noted were Wes Parker and John Roseboro contributing in their baseball-related mentions.
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Kutches def. Enger 4-3 in Minor League tournament opener
Ted Kutches earned the win as Kutches defeated Enger 4-3 at Goodwill Playground in the opening round. Enger, 11-9, led 3-0 after two innings before Kutches, 8-11, tied it in the fifth and clinched the victory in the sixth. Mark Jorstad took the loss. Kutches advances to meet Ragen, the league leader, in the next round.
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Wilkinson Tops Webber In Girls Baseball At Goodwill
Wilkinson defeated Webber 32 to 22 Monday morning at Goodwill Playground. Sheryl Garling led with three homers, Sue Webber added two, and Denise Warrick Rhonda Pellegrino Jeane Wilkinson and Suzy Chamberlain each hit one apiece.
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Butterfield Throws No-Hitter as Morris Beats Channahon 4-0
Chuck Butterfield pitched a complete game no-hitter for Morris Little League All-Stars in Channahon, striking out 11 of 18. Morris scored all runs in the fifth, with hits by Cheshareek Siron Stangland Butterfield and Nelson. Ferguson took the loss for Channahon.
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Opdyke Falls to South Wilmington in LL tourney
In the consolation round of the Little League Invitational at Ransom Opdyke fell 12 to 2 to South Wilmington. Dwight beat Opdyke 5-0 in the semifinals as Ransom defeated South Wilmington 9-2. Dwight then won the championship 7-3 over the host. Marvin Hump homered as Dave Christianson earned the win for Opdyke and Lardi beat Egeland in the Opdyke South Wilmington game.
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Broncos in talks with Raiders over Cookie Gilchrist trade
Denver officials report ongoing talks with Oakland on a possible deal for rebel fullback Cookie Gilchrist. Coach Mac Speedie says the trade is not finalized and may take a couple more days. Gilchrist has refused to play for Denver this season and resigned amid criticisms of management.
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Braves Shuts Out Hawks 1-0 Behind Spencer Homer
Former major leaguer Daryl Spencer homered for his 14th time this season and the Hankyu Braves held the Nankai Hawks scoreless for a 1-0 victory on Monday night in Japanese league play.
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Wichita State Tour Adds Seven Brazilian Games
The Sao Paulo Basketball Federação announced on Monday that Wichita State's touring basketball team will play seven games against Brazilian clubs later this month and in September.
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Judge Duke Slater Dies at 67 in Chicago
Chicago obituary notes that Circuit Court Judge Fred W Duke Slater a member of the National Football Hall of Fame died of stomach cancer at age 67. He was a pioneering figure in football and law, with a notable career in the Chicago area and wider sports history.
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Fraternal Bowling League Meets Thursday at Eagles Hall
The Fraternal Bowling League will hold an organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Eagles Hall clubrooms. All team captains and members are urged to attend, per league secretary Bill Dunn.
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Minor League Scores Tie in Int’l and Pacific Circuits
In the International League Toronto edged Syracuse 2 1 in 11 innings while Rochester beat Buffalo 1 0 and Toledo downed Columbus 6 4. Jacksonville beat Richmond 11 2. In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City won 7 5 over Phoenix and Denver lost 9 7 to Tulsa Seattle defeated Portland 2 1.
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Philadelphia Beats Chicago In High Scoring Openers
The card lists scheduled games with results showing Philadelphia 11 Chicago 5 and Atlanta 4 Houston 2 and Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 3, noting only games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia
Matchups listed show major city teams facing off in a schedule roundup with regional parity. Pairings include Pittsburgh vs New York Chicago vs Philadelphia Atlanta vs Houston Cincinnati vs Los Angeles St Louis vs San Francisco.
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Monday's Results Baseball Scores Across Cities
Cleveland beat Washington 4 to 3 and Baltimore defeated Boston 4 to 2. Detroit outslugged New York 6 to 5 in 11 innings, Chicago 4 Kansas City 3, Minnesota 5 California 3.
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Night Basketball Matchups Across Cities
Schedule lists games tonight in multiple matchups including California at Minnesota, N Kansas City at Chicago, N New York at Detroit, N Washington at Cleveland, N Baltimore at Boston, N Kansas City at Chicago, and a twin night event Baltimore at Boston. Continuous coverage updates expected.
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