Cornett Wins National Champion of Champions Title at Vandalia
Maryland trap shooter Ralph Cornett won the Grand American Champion of Champions in Vandalia Ohio after a 125 target shootoff left him tied with Gravestock and Reinders. He ran the final 100 birds straight to secure the national title and the 325 straight.
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Twins Tie Sox With Mitterwald homer as Perry wins
Jim Perry captured his 19th win with two doubles while George Mitterwald hit a tie breaking two run homer in the Twins 5 2 victory over the Boston Red Sox in Minneapolis The win extended Minnesota’s AL West lead to four games over idle California Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew provided early support with a first inning double and a sacrifice fly respectively.
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Scattered MLB Game List With Night Fixtures Across League
Baseball schedule fragment lists scores and twi night games including Milwaukee at Baltimore San Diego at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Oakland at Detroit and more. Notable pitchers mentioned include Kaat Peterson Seaver and Jenkins across several matchups with several doubleheaders noted. Memphis State is set to play five of ten football games at night this season.
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Syracuse Gridders Walk Out Of Orange Practice
Syracuse University football players 68 strong walked off the field in a protest over the seven suspended black teammates. Captains Paolisso White and Zur said the action aimed to dramatize the football situation and postpone picture day and the mile run until the seven sign a reinstatement agreement by 9 am Friday.
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75 80 Drag A Way Drag Racers Battle at 75 80 Drag-A-Way
The event featured AA gas and Pro Stock action led by Ohio George Montgomery's engine failure. Pittman posted 8.35 ET at 164.35 mph and 8.47 ET at 165.19 mph with 8.46 ET at 163.53 mph. Durbin in the Pace Maker and Dick Almany in the corn husker Camaros won. Ben Brooks in a 68 SS/EA G.T.X. set 11.55 and 11.63 ET marks to claim top honors amid a strong field. Walt Cervanica of Pasadena, Md. driving the 61 J/gas Falcon Blue Blazes topped Gary Huttons 67 D/MP Chevy U1 with 14.12 ET. The Amvets beat Tyeryar's 6-4 in fastpitch softball playoffs, with next game set for Tuesday.
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Lester Praises Shugars and O'Hara In Terps First Day In Pads
COLLEGE PARK Md AP Roy Lester University of Maryland football coach praised junior quarterback Jeff Shugars and senior receiver Dennis O Hara as his Terrapins spent their first day in pads Thursday. Lester said he was disappointed with the morning workout but very pleased with the afternoon session on a hot test day. He commended running of junior fullback Tom Miller and senior tailback J Thomas. Three players missed practice due to a cold virus. Lester plans two a day sessions Friday with a full scrimmage Saturday afternoon and a light workout Saturday morning as ACC writers attend.
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Warfield Signs with Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins announced on Thursday a contract agreement with star wide receiver Paul Warfield. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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