Packers Favored By 14 Points In All Star Classic
Packers priced 14 point favorite to beat All-Stars in Soldier Field clash. Graham may start at Green Bay while VanderKelen could back him up. Nitschke and Hornung out due to suspensions. Star backs and defense cited, with rain possible and thundershowers forecast.
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Open Loop Leader Falls as Last-Place Edges Upset Victory
In a Thursday softball clash at Oregon Field May Drug toppled Henderson's Garage 7 to 6, pulling off an upset as May's 4th inning rally delivered four runs. Dick Harris led May's with multiple hits, while Henderson's seven hits included two by Neil Padgett. Townsley pitched the win, Marshall took the loss after yielding the decisive runs in the fourth.
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AFL Tilts On Weekend As Pro Football Opens Exhibitions
The AFL enters a fourth season with three exhibitions this weekend. AFL Commissioner Joe Foss says the league has grown past its infancy and faced crises from funding. Chiefs play Raiders rivals San Diego and Denver host Houston teams with Boston favored over Oakland. New York Jets debut next week. The NFL opens with its All-Star game pitting College All-Stars against Green Bay in Chicago.
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Patterson Drops in WBA Ratings After Loss to Liston
In Providence, Patterson falls to No. 7 in the World Boxing Association list after a first round knockout by Sonny Liston. Cassius Clay rises to No. 1, with Doug Jones second and Cleveland Williams third. Also ahead of Patterson are Billy Daniels, Ernie Terrell, and Henry Cooper.
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Ex-Pro Miller, Noted Canadian Football and NY Hockey Star, Dies
Toronto born ex pro Joe Miller, a Canadian football and New York hockey standout of the 1920s, died Wednesday at age 64. The longtime athlete was known for his premier play and recent obit reports confirm his passing.
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Jay Puzzles Reds Two Time 20-Game Winner Record 4-15
The article notes Joey Jay of Cincinnati struggles, piling up loss No. 25 to drop the Reds further from first place as St Louis gains. It recalls Jay’s past 20-game win season, salary disputes, and a history of dramatic contractual moves, with Cardinals and Cubs games highlighted and a rare switch hitting milestone by Burt.
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Clinton Regains Midwest Lead in a Hard Fought Win
Clinton edged Cedar Rapids 7-6 after a five-run eighth inning as Don Sprouse and John Weghorn hit three-run homers for Cedar Rapids. Wisconsin Rapids suffered a heavy loss to Quad Cities as Stan Wojcik lifted Burlington to a 4-3 win and Waterson notched an 11-inning 5-4 victory over Decatur. Dubuque crushed Quincy 13-4 in a battle of tailenders. Grinnell club records note five holes fired at Grinnell Country Club with Dr. Pater Boeke cited.
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Jessen Leads Milwaukee Open After Opening Round
Ruth Jessen, a Seattle graduate who left journalism to golf, led the Milwaukee Women's Open with a four under par 68 at North Shore Country Club. Kathy Whitworth and Shirley Spark tied for second at two under, with veterans Cornelius Englehorn and Smith two behind, while Wright shot 76 after vacation.
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Workshops Set for Officers of Women's Leagues
Officers of Women s Leagues urged to attend a series of workshops this month in Muscatine and nearby towns to learn rules, organization, and regulations. Freda Bothin and Floy Harmson will lead sessions with Q and A periods after subject material presentations. Attendees may pick among Aug 12 Marstall Lenox, Aug 15 Creston Benning s Cafes, Aug 16 Fairfield American Legion Hall, and Aug 19 Decerahi Viking Inn.
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First Negro on Davis Cup Team Faces Extra Pressure
South Orange New Jersey reports that Arthur Ashe, the first African American named to the U S Davis Cup squad, acknowledges added pressure as he prepares to face Mexico in the American zone semifinal on August 16 18 in Los Angeles. Ashe, 20 and a UC Los Angeles junior, has risen to national attention with a strong Intercollegiate title and a semifinal run at the Pennsylvania Grass Court championships. He will join teammates Chuck McKinley Dennis Ralston and Martin Riegsen as the U S Davis Cup captain Robert Kelleher plans the roster for the Los Angeles clash.
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Proposed Liston Clay Bout May Be in Philly After All
Philadelphia report says a May or fall Liston vs Clay fight could be held in Philadelphia after the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission initially refused a promoter’s license to Liston’s firm Intercontinental Promotions Inc The plan would require Liston to step out as promoter and a commission official voiced confidence the bout will occur in the city The commission’s action followed legal advice restricting a fighter from promoting his own bouts and discussed licensing arrangements with the Nilon brothers and related entities
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Soap Box Derby Slated Saturday in Ariana Ohio
Hundreds of boys compete in the 26th All-American Soap Box Derby, with 3,000 youngsters expected in a downtown parade by AxYON. The event offers 80,000 in college scholarships, including 7,500 for the 1263 champion.
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George Edwards Outpoints Clarence Robinson In Miami Fight
The Associated Press reports George Edwards42 outpointed Clarence Robinson in Miami. Edwards, of Panama, weighed 151 pounds and faced Robinson at 154. In Los Angeles Thad Spencer, 198, of San Francisco, outpointed Jefferson Davis, 201, of Mobile, Ala. The card featured two close decisions with Edwards and Spencer prevailing.
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Baseball Scores In International and Pacific Coast Leagues
International League results show Buffalo 6 Indianapolis 5 and Atlanta 6 Rochester 4 with Toronto 2 against Arkansas. Columbus faces Richmond and Syracuse plays Jacksonville. Pacific Coast League results include Portland and Tacoma 7 Hawaii 4, Denver over Dallas-Fort Worth 7, San Diego 7 Salt Lake City 5, and Oklahoma City 0 Spokane 5.
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Cubs rout Braves and Brewers as Storsae shines
In a National League showcase, Chicago Cubs batter Ellis Burton homered from both batting sides in the same game against Milwaukee, powering a 10-2 Cubs win. Pitcher Larry Jackson earned his first victory, scattering seven hits as Chicago toppled Atlanta 10-2.
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Track Team Honed to Fine Edge
Hannover Germany The American track and field squad after a disappointing Moscow tour now refines for a bye day dual with Poland and Germany They dominated five days winning 18 of 21 events and sweeping two relays The squad outpaced Moscow marks in four Thursday events and aims at the British meet in London The relays featured a record anchor leg by Henry Carr and top marks by Rex Canvley Bob Hayes and Frank Covelli among others including Pat Trainor Morgan Groth Dave Davis Ralph Boston and Ronald Zinn
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Hawkeye League Beandings Report and High Scores
In the Hawkeye League standings Hahn's Body Shop led with high team score 899 followed by Sinclair Tree Service and Weizter's Dairy. High individual game Bud Truitt 238 and Terry Frye 222. High individual series Bud Truitt 370 and Bruce Sinclair 385. Team names include Hahn's Body Shop Sinclair Tree Service Weizter's Dairy and Hetzler's Dairy.
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