Football In July Part 1 NFL camps open across the country
The 1965 NFL season preview lists Western Conference teams with records and key personnel. Baltimore Colts face roster changes as Marchetti and Pellington retired. Johnny Unitas remains pivotal. Green Bay, Minnesota, Detroit, Los Angeles Rams, Chicago, and San Francisco are evaluated for injury notes, trades, and depth charts as squads prepare for training camps starting in Kingston Rhode Island and Thousand Oaks California.
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National Football League
Kingston
Rhode Island
Pittsburgh Steelers
Thousand Oaks
California
Dallas Cowboys
Jim Kensil
NFL
Baltimore
Bill Pellington
Gino Marchetti
Colts
Westminster
Colt
Marchetti
Lou Michaels
Dennis Gaubatz
Ted Davis
Mike Curtis
Gaubatz
Detroit
Davis
Curtis
Jerry Hill
Tony Lorick
Lenny Moore
Tom Matte
Johnny Unitas
Glen Ressler
Fenn State
Dave Johnson
San Jose State
Los Angeles
Dan Currie
Green Bay
Ed Holler
Pittsburgh
Tommy McDonald
Dallas
Harland Svare
Rams
Carrol Dale
Currier
Fred Brown
Miami
Mike Strofolino
Villanova
Tony Guillory
Lamar Tech
Mike Henry
Cliff Linvington
Andy van Sonn
Jack Snow
Minnesota
Red Phillips
Joe Krupa
Roman Gabriel
Bill Munson
Svare
Clancy Williams
Washington State
Chicago
Bears
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
John Farrington
Willie Galimore
Mike Pyle
Bill George
Larry Morris
Ed O'Bradovich
Doug Atkins
Rudy Bukich
Bob Kilcullen
Johnny Morris
Morris
Mike Ditka
Sayers
Dick Gordon
Michigan State
Pat Crain
Clemson
Brian Piccolo
Wake Forest
George Halas
Jon Arnett
Fred Hageman
Riley Mattson
Redskins
Rick Casares
Bill Wade
Bukich
Roger Leclerc
Dick van Raap- Phorst
Cowboys
San Francisco
Jack Christiansen
Ken Willard
J. D. Smith
Don Lisbon
Dave Kopay
Mike Lind
Gary Lewis
Smith
Billy Kilmer
Rudy Johnson
John Avid Crow
Cardinals
John Brodie
George Mira
Dave Parks
Bernie Casey
Monty Stickles
Jim Norton
Washington
Jim Wilson
Georgia
Joe Cerne
Northwestern
George Donnelly
Jack Chappel
Stanford
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Pappas V Marichal To Lead NL In All Star Clash
The NL's Juan Marichal faces AL's Jery Pappas in the 36th All Star game at Metropolitan Stadium before about 47,000 fans. Willie Mays is limited by a hip injury but could play. Mauch starts Marichal and considers Maloney as backup. Pappas handles the Orioles in his AL start. Killebrew moves to first in place of Skowron. The NL holds a batting edge and has star power with Mays Stargell Aaron Banks and Torre among starters.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
dJuan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Jery Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Metropolitan Stadium
Willie Mays
Pat Corrales
NBC
New York
Shea Stadium
Johnny Callison
Gene Mauch
Philaelphia
St. Louis
Johnny Keane
New York Yankees
Maricha
Mauch
Phillies
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Yogi Berra
Pappas
Orioles
White Sox
Jim Grant
Minnesota Twins
Mel Stottlemyre
Mays
Willie
Philadelphia
Cure
Pete Rose
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Hank Aaron
Nationals
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Ritchie Allen
Phils
Joe Torre
Rose
Wills
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Bill Skewron
Yankees
Willie Horton
Detroit
Rocky
Lopez
Wille Mays
Henry Agron
Milwoucee Tem
Pitt
Richie Allen
Bos
Vic Davatilla
Cleef
Earl Batty
Allan
Mill Pappas
Ba't
Hall Makes Bat Bid for AL Lead and MVP Hints
Hall of the Minnesota Twins leads pace with a .325 average and 52 RBIs at midseason. He shares the club home run lead with Harmon Killebrew as Colavito tops AL with 20 homers. Mays leads NL with a .339 average while Clemen te is close behind at .338. RBI leader is Ernie Banks and Deron Johnson tied at 68.
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New York
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Hall
Killebrew
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Vic Davatillo
Cleveland
Felix Mantilla
Aioh Te Eh
Willie Horton
Detroit
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Mays
Allen
Donn Clendenon
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Clendenon
Aaron
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Rocky Colavito
Horton
Colavito
RBI
Ambrosen’s one hitter fuels Bitter-Moore win in Little League
Billy Ambrosen pitched a one hitter and hit a grand slam as Bitter-Moore defeated Breakfast Optimist 12 to 3 in East Frederick Little League. Ambrosen drove in four, walked seven, and struck out eight, with Rick Weller the lone Optimist infield hit off Alonzo Carroll who allowed eight hits and 11 walks.
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Billy Ambrosen
Bitter-Moore
East Frederick
Ambrosen
Rick Weller
Gene Tomlin
Alonzo Carroll
Bitzer
B&m
Tomlin
Arfibrosen
Ampbrosen
Carroll
Balk—Ambrosen
Best
Civitans
Optimists
Tommy Frank
Civitan
Bobby Lee
Tee Jay Swann
Lynn Brooks
Eddie Thompson
Frank Schmerszki
Jim Corley
Johnny Pelc
Dave Bowens
Civitans Optimists
Rheericbl Hoffman
Corley
D. Bens
Deighter Ln
DeGrange
Thompson
Frank
Gaver
Zimmer
Powell If
Bowens
T Frank
J. Peie
Ed Thompson
New England Team Wins Water Skiing Tournament
The Seneca Ski-Bees hosted a Potomac tournament where the Massachusetts Ski Team won the President's Cup. Ray Arsenal claimed the Men's Jumping title with 132 feet, Ken Mead took second in men's tricks, Barbara Cleveland led in women's tricks and placed second in women's jumping and slalom, while Diane Nash won junior girls tricks and placed second in slalom. Earl Dingan of Rockville chaired the event. awards followed both days at River Road Country Club.
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Seneca Ski-Bees
Potomac
Massachusetts
Ray Arsenal
Ken Mead
Silver Spring
Barbara Cleveland
Fairfax
Diane Nash
Springfield
River Road Country Club
Earl Dingan
Rockville
New Market Practice For State League At Schoolhouse Diamond
The New Market team of the Maryland State League will hold practice Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the schoolhouse diamond. All players are requested to attend.
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New Market
Ralston Advances In Clay Courts
In River Forest Wisconsin top seed Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California won his National Clay Courts match over Mike Sprengelmeyer of Dubuque Iowa 6-2 16-0 advancing to the second round. Nancy Richey defending champion and top seed in the women's division defeated Connie Cristler 6-2 6-2. Major upsets hit the men's side as Walter Johnson and Stan Smith defeated 12th and 13th ranked players. Smith upset Charles Pasarell 6-3 7-5 while Johnson beat Tom Edelefsen 7-5 6-2. Fifth seed Hamilton Richardson beat Jeff Brown 6-2 6-0.
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River Forest
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Mike Sprengelmeyer
Dubuque
Iowa
Ralston
Nancy Richey
Connie Cristler
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Miss Richey
Dallas
Tex
Walter Johnson
Atlanta
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Smith
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Johnson
Tom Edelefsen
Los Angeles
Hamilton Richardson
Tex.x
Jeff Brown
Carmichael
Change Up For Milt Pappas Temper
Baltimore right hander Milt Pappas, starting pitcher for the American League in the All Star Game, says he has tamed his temper seeking a quiet, dignified manner on the mound. He cites a 9-3 record and 1.74 ERA at the break as evidence of improved control, discusses past disputes with umpires and managers, and recalls All Star experience including the 1962 game.
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Minneapgolis-St. Paul
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Legue
Pappas
Orioles
Paul Richards
Billy Hitchcock
Eight Jurors Selected For Trial Of Brown
Cleveland AP Eight jurors mostly not football fans were questioned on Monday in the opening day of the trial of Jim Brown the 29 year old All Pro fullback of the Cleveland Browns charged with assault and battery against 18 year old Brenda Ayres. Tentative seating continues Tuesday at 9 am EDT as lawyers may challenge and replace jurors. Brown married since 1958 and father of three has led NFL rushing in seven of eight seasons.
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Green Bay
Rays
Packers
Vikings
Paul Hornung
Jerry Kramer
Fuzzy Thurston
Thurston
Vince Lombardi
Kramer
Lloyd Voss
Don Chandler
New York
Dan Currie
Carroll Dale
Rams
Marv Fleming
Ron Kramer
Bart Starr
Hornung
Jim Taylor
Tom Moore
Elijah Pitts
Minnesota
Norm van Brocklin
Red Phillips
Gary Lowe
Lions
Bob Taylor
Gary Larsen
Tommy Mason
Bill Brown
Fran Tarkington
Ted Dean
Oklahoma
Lace Rentzel
Jim Grisham
Bob Berry
Tarkington
Ron VanderKelen
Archie Sutton
Illinois
Detroit
Milt Plum
Earl Morrall
Plum
Morrall
Gail Gogdill
Terry Barr
Jim Gibbons
Harry Gilmer
Joe Don Looney
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Nick Pietrosante
Notre Dame
Tom Watkins
Danny Lewis
Joe Schmidt
Jerry Rush
Tom Vaughn
Larry Harbin
Cemk
Cleveland
Jim Brown
al Corsi
Norman Minor
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brenda Ayres
Corsi
Minor
Miss Ayres
East Side
NFL
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Joe Pepitone
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Little League Baseball
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