Packers 2 TD Choice Over Impressive Stars
CHICAGO AP One of the era’s top College All-Star squads meets the Green Bay Packers in the 34th midsummer classic at Soldier Field. The Packers, NFL champions, are two TD favorites without Hornung and Taylor, replaced by Pitts and Anderson, with Starr directing. Stars Spurrier or Griese lead offense for the college squad, while Bubba Smith and a strong defense headline the All-Stars. The series record stands 22-9-2 in favor of the pros. last year the Packers routed the Stars 38-0.
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Alan Page
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Phil Clark
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Divisional Play Proposal Stalls In Major League Meetings
The American League backed divisional play but the National League, citing lack of notice and tradition, tabled the plan after two days of meetings. Eastern and Western divisions would determine pennants via playoff, with Eckert noting further study possible. Charlie Finley said KC Athletics hired consultants to study future of the franchise in KC, Oakland, and Seattle as lease at Municipal Stadium nears end.
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City Scores Women s Softball Foursquare-12 Harris to Sumner totals
City scores a softball tally listing player lines for Harris Foster Novick Sumner Greisen Elliott and Adcock with totals 0212 and 2712-19. NORTH BAPTIST Hearne Schmoe Montgomery Keith Barnes McAdoo Toll Bettge Crockett Lambert Montgomery Fritts Totals 26-8-12. FIRST BAPTIST Gaede Mohr Shoemaker Mapes Myers Beck Martin Sanderson Totals 26-769. FIRST CHRISTIAN Wiseman Larson Bohn LucasHill Mangum Getner Thompson Skinner Smith Porter Seaborn Total 245-8.
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Qualifying extended for Ottawa Country Club golf championships
Qualifying for the annual men's golf championships at the Ottawa Country Club has been extended through this weekend. After Sunday, brackets will be drawn and match play is expected to begin by late next week.
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Major Stars Lift Braves Over Cubs in 10-3 Victory
Joe Torre of the Braves hit two home runs and added two singles with three runs scored and two RBIs as Atlanta defeated Chicago 10-3. Denny McLain of the Tigers allowed only three hits, shut out Baltimore 5-0, with the game halted by rain in the eighth.
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League Leaders in American and National Leagues batting and pitching
Summary of top players in the American and National Leagues by 225 at bats. Includes leaders in batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Also lists top pitchers by nine decisions with win loss records and strikeouts. Notable names include Yastrzemski Staub Brock Aaron Lonborg Cepeda and Marichal.
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Long Practice Stint Pays Off For Stanton
CHICAGO AP Bob Stanton 21 of Australia and Labron Harris 25 of Oklahoma State led the Western Open at Beverly Country Club after round one with 66s. Verwey 26 of South Africa and Steve Oppermann blue, plus amateurs and veterans, chased a $20 000 first prize. Stanton praised his putting after 28 taps, while Harris set a PGA putting distance record with nine consecutive one putts. Defending champ Billy Casper carded 74. Nicklaus, Palmer struggled in spots.
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Boxing Bout Outcome in Los Angeles
Suh Kang of Korea lost on points to Placido Rodriguez of Mexico in a 132 pound bout in Los Angeles.
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Hurdle Duel Headlines Pan Am Track Close
Davenport and McCulloch renew their rivalry in the 110 meter hurdles as the Pan American Games near finish. Ralph Boston headlines long jump while Eleanor Montgomery defends the women's high jump title. U S baseball defeats Cuba 8-3, basketball routs Panama 90-44, hockey bronze, and boxing judo fencing progress as rowing heats unfold on the Red River.
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Pacific Coast League score reporting from games
In a 13 inning game San Diego defeated Indianapolis 7 to 4. Other results include Phoenix beating Denver 9 to 7, Tulsa over Seattle 6 to 2, and Portland defeating Spokane 5 to 2.
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