College All Stars Aim To Upset Eagles At Soldier Field
The College All-Stars, praised as the finest group in years, face NFL champions Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field. Odds favor the Eagles by two TDs, with 65,000-plus fans expected and ABC televising at 9 p.m. EST. Enhanced quarterback options for the All-Stars include Norm Snead, Bill Kilmer, and Tom Matte, with Joe Bellino among receivers.
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Players Want To Continue Two All Star Games
Boston AP The fate of two annual All Star baseball games rests with the owners as players push to keep the two game format. MLB players will ask Commissioner Ford Frick to form a player owner committee to study the option and report by the Miami Beach meetings. The group also drafts letters to clubs urging action to reduce racial housing discrimination during spring training on Florida's west coast and aims for single roof housing for all players.
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Major League Teams Return To Regular Schedule Play
After a two day All Star break the Orioles and Giants resume races in a crowded AL and NL schedule. Giants face Dodgers in a two game set with Johnny Podres opposing Juan Marichal while Cincinnati and Philadelphia open a three game series. Orioles host Pedro Ramos and Don Lee as Whitey Ford aims for win number 20 at Yankee Stadium.
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Rain postpones Wellsville First Baptist tripleheader finale
Rain last night at Forest Park forced the postponement of the final game in a tripleheader between Wellsville Methodist and First Baptist. The make up is set for 6 30 p.m. Thursday. Also Thursday Richter Methodist faces Wesleyan Methodist at 7 34 p.m. and Trinity Methodist meets Sacred Heart at 8 30 p.m.
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Baseball Scoreboard Wednesday Games Summary
Baseball scoreboard lists Wednesday matchups including Kansas City at New York, Los Angeles at Boston, Minnesota at Baltimore, Chicago at Cleveland, and Washington at Detroit. Twilight and night games noted. multiple doubleheaders and twin bills indicated with N and Twi markers.
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Not Easy, Coach Says
In Hershey, Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Skorich warned his quarterbacks Sonny Jurgensen King Hill and rookie Don McDonald of heavy blitzing from the college All-Stars in Friday’s preseason game He noted the big linemen and tough linebackers will pressure the QB from the start Skorich will use both Jurgensen and Mil acquired from St Louis Cardinals in the game.
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Five-Run Blast Seals Richter Methodist Win Over First Christian
In Church League play Richter Methodist upset First Christian 76 as Beauchamp hit a sixth inning homer driving in a five run burst after three singles and errors. Wayne Robuck earned the win with Don Jones also contributing at the plate. First Methodist beat Sacred Heart 8-4.
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Jesse Heffner
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Softball Schedule for Church League and Tournament
Thursday games at Forest Park feature First Baptist versus Wellsville Methodist at 6 30 p m Richter Methodist against Wesleyan Methodist at 7 30 p m and Trinity Methodist facing Sacred Heart at 8 30 p m Friday grants Ottawa All Stars versus Fort Leavenworth at 7 45 p m and Ottawa Philips 66 versus Cliff's Service of Emporia at 9 p m in Lawrence
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Bright Star Out Of Play In Western Amateur Upset
United States Champion Jo Anne Gunderson of Seattle was defeated by Carla Glasgow of Whittier 1 up in the second round of the Women's Western Amateur Golf Championship in Pasadena. Carla trailed late but won after nine holes. Other notable competitors include Anne Casey Johnstone of Mason City Iowa, Anne Quast Decker of Seattle, Barbara McIntire of Jupiter Florida, Carole Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin, Judy Bell of Wichita Kansas, and Sherry Wheeler of Glasgow Kentucky.
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Whitey Ford Aims For 14th Straight Victory Today
New York AP Whitey Ford, Yankee left hander, seeks his 14th consecutive win and a place in the 20 game winners club. Ford has led the AL in winning percentage and once posted 19 wins in a season. If the breaks hold and Luis Arroyo stays healthy, he could reach as high as 30 wins. Manager Ralph Houk was suspended five days and fined $250 for bumping umpire Ed Hurley.
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Ford to pitch two games vs Kansas City Athletics today
Ford, 19-2 with 25 starts and nine finishes, leads the league with 148 strikeouts and a 3.17 ERA. Arroyo, 34, right-hander with a 7-3 record, 1.75 ERA and 21 saves, has been Ford’s relief ace with 14 saves for Whitey and two wins, one loss.
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