Shula Makes Colts Debut in Hershey Exhibition
The Baltimore Colts open under new coach Don Shula at Memorial Stadium against the Philadelphia Eagles. Shula faces pressure to prove himself after Weeb Ewbank’s firing as fans buy 50,006 season tickets and await a championship, with Johnny Unitas directing the offense and Gary Cuozzo challenging in a first NFL test.
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Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore
Weeb Ewbank
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Colts
Detroit
Ewbank
New York
NFL
Cleveland
Washington
Lions
Memorial Stadium
Johnny Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
University of Virginia
Gary
Pellington
Jackie Burkett
Don Shinnick
Shinnick
Burkett
Bill Sual
Jastremski Misses 100 Breaststroke at AAU Meet
Defending world record holder Chet Jastremski failed to qualify in the 100 meter breaststroke opening session at the National AAU swimming and diving meet in suburban Oak Park. Tom Stock of Indiana retained his 200 meter backstroke title while Don Schollander won the 400 meter freestyle. Jastremski, 22, from Toledo, cited shin splints but aimed to try for the 200 breaststroke later.
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Tom Stock
Indiana University
Chet Jastrem-ski
Stock
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Suburban Oak Park
Ridgeland Community
E? Bartsch
University of Michigan
Philadelphia
Princeton
Je Graef
Don Schollander
Schollander
Farley
Michigan
Roy Saari
Jastremski
Toledo
Mornalko
Oak Park
Ridgeland
Chicago
Porlace Park
Lou Vitucci
Blue Hills Country Club
Bosma
Tom Gompf
SUND. BASEBALL Tri County League matchups listed
The schedule lists Tri County League games across multiple towns including Doubs at Buckeystown George Germantown at Creagerstown Myers Bolivar at Yellow Springs Angle ber ger Harmony at Washitsvile Stuun Repp Brunawick at Thurmont Weddle and New Market at Liberty Sullivan Frederick at Ijamsville Lake Shriner Broad Run at Pt of Rocks Brandenburg Mi Airy at Brunswick Watkins Garber Weart of Md League Pleasant Walk at Frederick Dean Lacketty at Mi Airy Miller.
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Buckeystown-George
Germantown
Creagerstown
Myers Bolivar
Yellow Springs
Angleberger
Harmony
Washitsvile
Stuun
Repp
Brunawick
Thurmont- Weddle
Maryland ST. Leagle
New Market
Liberty-Sullivan Frederick
Ijamsville-Lake Shriner
Broad Run
Jeff
Pt. of Rocks
Brandenburg
Airy
Brunswick-Watkins
Garber Weart
Pleasant Walk
Frederick
Dean Lacketty
Airy-Miller
Wright Leads Waterloo Women's Open First Round
Mickey Wright shot a three under par 69 to take the first round lead at the Waterloo Women's Open in Waterloo Iowa. Marilynn Smith the defending champion was one stroke back at 70 while Santre McClinton and Sandra Haynie posted 71. Kathy Whitworth stood in fifth place with 72 as the final two days of the S hole tournament unfold.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Mickey Wright
Marilynn Smith
Sunnysine
Santre McClinton
Sandra ‘Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Snyder Drives Orioles Past Senators 7-1 in Narrow Victory
Russ Snyder fueled Baltimore with three RBIs including a bases loaded walk and an eighth inning triple. Dave McNally earned the win as Ed Roebuck and Dick Hall provided late relief while Jim Duckworth started for Washington before surrendering the decisive hits. Brooks Robinson extended his consecutive games streak to 462 as Baltimore routed Washington 7-1. President Warren Giles announced a curfew suspending most night baseball games for the season with limited exceptions in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Russ Snyder
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Senators
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Ed Roebuck
Dick Hall
Hall
Jim Duckworth
John Orsino
al Smith
Orsino
Jerry Adair
McNally
Luis Aparicio
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Roebuck
Duckworth
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Maller
Seth
Peperella
Anna
Cincinnati
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Giles
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Maiden sprint results and entries race one
Purse 1300 dollars for maidens in a 4 1/2 furlong contest. Like Jett trained by Michael Davidson clocked 4 08 3 04 2 70 in the 2 year old maiden. Seta Karista with Wilson aboard finished in the entries list.
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Maryland
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Reynolds
Tina Lisa
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Paralysis
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Tiller
Vastht Ban
Giront Bindo
Davidson
Royal Revoke
Wangari
Hi Spire
Wade
Colonel Nei
Espinoss
Rock
Sellers
Gam‘ila
Cinnamon Maid
Newbold
Arduini
Michael
Belanger
Roway
Smith
Fodair
Baar An Foonsai
Lamb Chop Favored in 50,000 Alabama Stakes at Saratoga
Lamb Chop trained by William Haggin Perry is the early favorite in the Alabama Stakes at Saratoga. The 3 year old filly carries 124 pounds with Braulio Baeza riding, facing BarboLt and Barbwolf in a nine horse field, race marked as the oldest stakes for sophomore fillies. The July 31 crowd record note for the Cleveland Stadium game is mentioned in passing.
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Lamb Chop
Saratoga
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Harbor View Farm
Barbaolt
Jeneth
Barbwolf
Bobby Ussery
Hart Pitches Frederick All Stars To Regional Final Win 4 1
Ron Hart pitched Frederick's Babe Ruth League all-stars to a 4-1 victory over Lakeland New Jersey to reach the Mid Atlantic Regional final against Bayside New York. Hart struck out six allowed one walk and benefitted from seven hits and four Jersey errors in a tense game. The winner advances to the Babe Ruth World Series in Farmington New Mexico August 18 24.
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W. Va
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Lakeland
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Aly
New Jersey
Pete Stamnadori
Tom Schiffner
Ronnie Miles
Stamadori
Grove
Terry Boyer
Miles
Frank Yates
Eddie Reynolds
Phil Ranneberger
Reynolds
Jeff Freland
Ranneberger
Schiffner
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Boyer
Clarksburg
Mangeiung
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Ontario
Paul Siegal
Alan Berger
Berger
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Gilroy
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Walsh
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Starnador
Baseball scores and pitching notes from two games and Spahn injury
Boston, Minnesota, and St Louis Milwaukee games feature home runs by Stuart Yastrzemski Mincher Versalles Rol ling and White Menke. Warren Spahn under tendonitis treatment after warming up for Braves and awaiting Monday exam. Penn State has not had a losing football season since 193% with 3-4-1 record.
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Minnesota
Morehead
Earley
Tillman
Perry
Battey
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L—Morehead
Stuart
Yastrzemski
Mincher
Versalles
Rolling
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Gibson
McCarver
Hendley
Crandall
W—Hendley
L— Gibson
White
Menke
Penn State
Six Pro Exhibition Games Open NFL Season Slate
The Associated Press reports six NFL exhibition games feature the Green Bay Packers after a loss to the College All-Stars. Key matchups include Steelers at Miami, Giants vs Bears in Ithaca, and Baltimore at Philadelphia. Other games place Cleveland at Detroit and Minnesota meeting San Francisco, with all at night except New York-Chicago at Correll University stadium.
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Associated Press
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Packers
Vince Lombardi
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ithaca
N. YY
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Philadelphia
Hershey
Cleveland
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Minnesota
San Francisco
Potoalatute
New York-Chicago
Correll University Stadium
Boston
San Diego
Denver
Oakland
Butts Denies Revealing Grid Secrets in Trial
Former Georgia coach Wallace Butts testified in a $10 million libel suit that he never discussed Georgia game plans with Coach Bear Bryant or shared team secrets. He denied knowledge of gambling links and rejected magazine allegations of rigging the 1962 Georgia Alabama game.
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Don McKee
Atlanta
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtis
Butts
William H. Schroder
Bryant
Alabama
George P. Burnett
Burnett
University of Geor
Eagles Colts Exhbition Game Sells Out In Hershey
The Philadelphia Eagles face the Baltimore Colts in a sellout NFL exhibition in Hershey Pennsylvania with старт players Bill Quinlan and Frank Fuller among new signings. Key Colts names Johnny Unitas Lenny Moore head coach Don Shula lead fresh rookies in last year’s fourth place West.
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Hershey
Philateliia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Bill Quinlan
Champian
Green Bay Packers
Frank Fuller
Texas A&m
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Lenny Moore
Don Shula
Willie Richardson
Bob Vogel
Jerry Logan
Eagles
Colts Add One Defender to Camp Roster
The Baltimore Colts added John Munro a defensive rookie back released by the Minnesota Vikings to their NFL training camp roster Friday.
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Baltimore Colts
John Munro
Minnesota Vikings
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