Detroit Hands Colts First Setback 14-7
Detroit defense stifled Baltimore timely plays and a blocked field goal returned 66 yards for a score. Bill Munson debut at quarterback spurred a 72 yard drive ending with Dave Kopig’s one yard run as Detroit led 14-0 at halftime. The Colts finally scored in the final minutes on a 16 yard pass from Terry Southall to Tom Mitchell.
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Young Frederick duo eye Olympic bid at trials
Debra Thompson and Janet Waters along with Diane Waters compete in Walnut California at Mt San Antonio College as 16 year olds try to reach the Olympics. The heats start 5 30 p m with finals Sunday and top three advance to Mexico City in October. Thompson will run the 800 while Manning and Brown lead the 1500 and Waters plans the high jump against Montgomery Baskerville.
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Olympics politicized talk and sponsorship muting the games
A newspaper column argues the Olympics face boycotts and political interference. It notes ABC using Olympic ads amid sponsor shortages and recalls past games affected by war, invasion, and protests, urging commitment to peaceful competition despite tensions.
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Baseball Scores and Matchups Across Major Leagues
Major and Fy St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2 in 11 innings. Cincinnati 4 New York 2. Atlanta 6 Philadelphia 0. Houston 3 Chicago 2. Sen Fran 8 Los Angeles. New York at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St Louis. Philadelphia at Atlanta. San Francisco at Los Angeles. New York 2 3 Carrott 1 3 in 19 innings curfew. Boston 4 Baltimore 3. Cleveland 6 Washington 2. Chicago 4 Minnesota 2. Oakland 9 California. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washington. Boston at Baltimore. Minnesota at Chicago. California at Oakland.
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Lutz Reaches National Tennis Final in Upset Run
In Brookline Massachusetts Bob Lutz of USC upset Clark Graebner 6 4 7 5 6 4 to reach the 88th National Championships final. The 20 year old spoiled Graebner’s bid as Lutz defeated Copper Cliff Richey and Bob WeThe top American Lt Arthur Ashe defeated Allan Stone to set an all US semifinal.
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Michigan State Football Aides Remember 1952 Title Team
East Lansing Michigan AP reports MSU assistant coaches Henry Bullough Gordon Serr and Dick Tamburo along with Arizona State head coach Frank Rush all played on the 1952 MSU national championship squad.
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Boston Edges Orioles 4-3 on Tartabull's fifth inning hit
Jose Tartabull lined a line drive off Dave Leonhard for the winning run in the fifth as Boston beat Baltimore 4-3. Juan Pizarro struck out 10, and Carl Yastrzemski added a two run hit while Frank Robinson homered for Baltimore. Boston manager Dick Williams protested a third strike call in the fifth.
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Colts Release Sobocinski and Scrape O'Hara Trade
The Baltimore Colts released center Phil Sobocinski on Thursday marking his second cut this season. The team disclosed that a planned trade of rookie end Rich O'Hara had failed, and Sobocinski said he would seek a tryout with the Atlanta Falcons.
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Indians Defeat Senators 6-2 Behind Alvis Two RBIs
Max Alvis doubled in two runs in the eighth and rookie Mike Paul earned his first major league win as Cleveland beat Washington 6-2. Alvis drove in two in the seventh on an error charged to Ken McMullen after Paul sacrificed. Paul left the game with Eddie Fisher earning the win in relief. Frank Howard hit his 36th homer for the Senators. In New York, Tom Tresh hit a two run homer as the Yankees beat Detroit 2-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Cincinnati Reds gained two runs on a Mack Jones single and Alex Johnson score in a separate late period.
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Yankees and Tigers Tie After 19 Innings Doubleheader
The Yankees defeated Detroit 2-1 in game one as Tom Tresh hit a two run homer. The nightcap ended 3-3 after 19 innings, forced to replay Sunday. Other AL results include Chicago over Minnesota 4-2 and Oakland over California 9-4. NL games saw Houston over Chicago 3-2 and San Francisco 8-3 over Los Angeles.
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Downing To Return To Mayo Clinic
Yankee pitcher Al Downing returned to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for tests and observation as doctors seek treatment for his abnormal sleeping habits. In Chicago, Sandy Alomar and Duane Josephson sparked the White Sox to a 4-2 win over the Twins with an eighth inning rally and a key sacrifice fly.
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Senator Bradley, Colorado Candidate, Remains Multi Sport Figure
State Sen. Paul Bradley a 57 year old Republican candidate for Congress is described as a former three letter athlete at the University of Colorado. He later coached high school teams and at his alma mater.
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Bristol cites evidence in Regan pitch controversy
Cincinnati manager Dave Bristol said he provided a tube of vaseline and two slippery elm tablets, allegedly pulled from Chicago pitcher Phil Regan’s clothing, to NL president Warren Giles who said Regan was absolved of illegal pitches. The dispute, sparked after an incident at Wrigley Field, involves umpires rule and possible legal action.
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