Four Baseball Greats Named To Hall Of Fame
Cooperstown recognizes Roy Campanella Stan Musial Waite Hoyt and Stan Coveleski inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The group reflects on careers with Campanella MVP seasons and record catching marks Musial three MVP awards and durable hitting excellence Hoyt and Coveleski noted for pitcher wins and 1920s World Series performances.
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Baseball greats honor Negro leagues in Cooperstown push
Campanella joins a panel voting overdue Negro league stars while induction ceremonies unfold. Four legends step to the microphone in rain as Stan Musial thanks baseball for its gifts and reflects on history and tribute.
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Two-a-day Practices For Ohio All-Star Football Game
Canton Ups Press reports two-a-day practices begin for 56 recent graduates preparing for the 24th annual Ohio High School All-Star game on Aug 8. South coach Tom Ballahan favors a modified T offense while North coach Ron Chismar emphasizes the I formation. The South leads 11-9 in the series with three ties.
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Jewish Athletes Gather for Eighth Maccabiah Games
In Tel Aviv over 1,500 Jewish athletes from 27 countries start the ninth day event with security tight at Ramat Gan Stadium after Arab bomb attacks. The United States sends the largest foreign group including Mark Spitz the 100 and 200 meters butterfly world record holder, competing in eleven events along with Karen Muir of South Africa and Ada Kok of the Netherlands.
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Rockets Ball Experiment Fails To Boost Indians In Loss
In Cleveland, rocket balls failed to lift the Indians as Cincinnati Reds won 10 1. Pete Rose Ted Savage and Alex Johnson homered with Johnson collecting four hits and Savage driving in three runs. Rose hit a 385 foot homer off John Howell. Vern Fuller homered for Cleveland.
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Dave Gangluff Throws 2-Hitter For Schild's IGA
Dave Gangluff pitched a two-hit gem as Schild's I.G.A. defeated Nite Life 2-0. Gangluff and Rex Smith each had two hits, with an insurance run in the sixth. Bob Perkins added the only extra-base hit, a fifth-inning double.
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Maverick Car Offers Big Space at Low Price
The Maverick is pitched as simple to own repair and service with a $1995 price. It features 10.4 cubic feet trunk space and ample leg and shoulder room. Maintenance is low cost and less frequent than imports, appealing to time conscious owners.
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Maverick shows strong power and economy in new colors
Ford markets the Maverick with a six cylinder engine delivering 105 horsepower and noted highway passing power. The car is praised for stability with wide tread and offers bold new colors, positioning it as a top new car since Mustang.
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