Coaches Optimistic About Big Eight Knees and Sophomores
Kansas City AP report notes a standing room crowd at the Big Eight pre season luncheon as coaches project cautious optimism. Nebraska, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Colorado and Iowa State managers discuss veterans, injuries, substitutions and the impact of sophomores on a crowded season outlook.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Mike Corgan
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Corgan
Devine
Jack Mitchell
Pve
Kansas
Billy Ray Smith
Jayhawks
Gayle Sayers
Mitchell
Kansas State
Doug Weaver
Ed Danielley
Weaver
Phil Cutchin
Oklahoma State
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Wyoming
Arkansas
Cutchein
Bowden
Clay Stapleton
Iowa State
Tom Vaughn
Stapleton
Angels and Twins Fight for Flag as Chance and Killebrew Spark
In a pennant race snapshot, Dean Chance continued a personal win streak with an eighth straight victory, blanking Washington 7 0 in game two of a doubleheader after Washington won the opener. Harmon Killebrew slugged his 41st homer and led the Twins past Cleveland 7 6, grabbing the RBI lead while the Orioles beat the Yankees 5 4.
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Washington
Senators
Killebrew
Twins
Cleveland
Kansas Girl Highlight Carreras Invitational Meet At Kingston
Kingston Jamaica AP Carreras international track meet concludes with the men 800 meters and women 400 meters. Jamaican George Kerr faces Morgan Groth, former Oregon State star, after Kerr beat Groth in Ireland. Women’s 400 features Janell Smith of Fredonia Kansas, chasing Carmen Smith of Jamaica and Abigail Hoffman of Canada after Smith's U S record clocking. The Kansas girl, 18, is noted as a past AAU title upset victim with recent wavering form but lasting high ratings.
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Kingston
Jamaica
George Kerr
Morgan Groth
Oregon State
Kerr
Ireland
Janell Smith
Fredonia
Kan
Belinsky Suspended After Punch On Reporter
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky, 27, suspended indefinitely after a late night clash in a hotel lobby with sports writer Braven Dyer. Dyer required five stitches and suffered a swollen face, while Belinsky defends his actions as a misunderstanding from an AP quote dispute.
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Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Kayo
Braven Dyer
Belinsky
Angels
Los Angeles
Fred Haney
Los Angeles Times
Paul Caruso
Bill Rigney
Dyer
Associated Press
Footeball
Pitchers Dominate In National Non Pro Tourney Openers
In Wichita, Fulton, Mo., defeated Wichita Rapid Transit 2-0 as Mumm pitched a three hitter and eight Fulton hits produced two eighth inning runs. Osceola, Ark., blanked Denver 3-0 with Hudgins throwing four hits, 12 strikeouts, and one walk. he has a bonus deal with the Red Sox. Tonight’s matchups include Brandon versus Watkins followed by Coyle versus Prichard and Albuquerque facing Chicago.
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Don Mumm
Fulton
Wichita Rapid Transit
Osceola
Ark
Denver
Jerry Hudgins
Hudgins
Arkansas State
Boston Red Sox
Teachers Lead Tennis Star Teachers Lead Tennis Kansas City
Missouri Valley open tennis enters second day with teachers in key roles. Defending men’s champ Steve Wilkinson of Sioux City and Gene Land of Muskogee are expected to meet in the Sunday singles final. Connie Cristler, local teacher, is favored in women’s singles. Quarterfinals pit Wilkinson vs Ball and Kusick vs Lumsden, with Doane vs Conner and Bregin vs Land also on tap. women’s semis pair Cristler with Dorsey and Mueller with Ba sore.
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Kansas City
Steve Wilkinson
Sioux City
Iowa
Gene Land
Muskogee
Okla
Wilkinson
University of Iowa
Land
Connie Cristler
Bill Ball
Waterloo
Erwin Kusick
Springfield Mo
Lancelot Lumsden
Kingston
Jamaica
Ed Doane
Frank Conner
St. Louis
John Bregin
Grandview
Miss Cristler
Barbara Dorsey
Kan
Marilyn Mueller
Carlene Basore
Leawood
Richie Allen Keeps Phillies on pennant pace
Richie Allen thrives amid rookie chatter and pennant pressure as he hits .314 with six hits in a doubleheader sweep of the Mets. Manager Gene Mauch credits Allen’s steady approach and professionalism for Philadelphia's four game lead over San Francisco.
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Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Phillies
Allen
Phils
Mets
San Francisco
Wampum
Shea Stadium
fAs
Gene Mauch
Richie
Baseball Scoreboard AP American League results and scheds
American League results Baltimore 5 New York 4 Chicago 11 Boston 1 Minnesota 7 Cleveland 6 Kansas City 5 Detroit 4. Saturday New York at Baltimore Detroit at Kansas City Los Angeles at Washington Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Minnesota Sundays Detroit at Kansas City New York at Baltimore Mondays New York at Chicago. National League standings and results Philadelphia leads with 69 44 Philadelphia 69 44 .611 San Francisco 66 49 .574 4 Cincinnati 63 53 .543 Pittsburgh 61 52 .540 8 St Louis 61 53 .535 8% Milwaukee 58 55 .513 11 Los Angeles 56 57 .496 13 Chicago 54 60 .474 1534 Houston 49 68 .419 22 New York 35 81 .302 3544 Friday results Pittsburgh 3 2 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 6 6 New York 1 4 Houston 3 2 Cincinnati 2 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 0 St Louis 4 Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Houston Milwaukee at San Francisco St Louis at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago 2 St Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia N St Louis at Houston N Only games scheduled
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League leaders show Oliva Minnesota pacing batting with .335 and 165 hits while Killebrew drives 41 home runs and 92 RBIs. Aparicio steals 46 while Bunning shines in pitching with 10 decisions and high win rate.
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Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Boston
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Killebrew
Powell
Major Stars Lead With Homers In Twin Victory
Harmon Killebrew drove in two runs with his 41st homer and a single as Minnesota defeated Cleveland 7 to 6. He seized the American League RBI lead with 92. Bob Bolin allowed only one hit, a single by Ed Bailey, in San Francisco's 3 to 0 win over Milwaukee.
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Minnesota
Rich Rollins
Cleveland
Joe Azcue
Brooks Robinson
Harvey Haddix
Dick Hall
Baltimore
Yankees
Robinson
Steve Hamilton
Orioles
Earl Robinson
Haddix
Steve Barber
Yanks
Bobby Richardson
Ron Hansen
Don Buford
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Nelson Mathews
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Orlando Pena
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Associated Press
Harmon Killeebrew
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RBI
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Mets
Bunning
Shea Stadium
Richie Allen
Wise
New York
Ed Kranepool
Frank Thomas
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Dodgers
Julian Javier
Andy Sadecki
Nate Oliver
Walt Bond
Cincinnati
Bear-Huntin' Pitcher Shoots Down Braves
Giants right-hander Bob Bolin tossed a one-hitter with six walks and six strikeouts to beat the Braves 3-0 in Hickory Grove. Willie Mays, Orlando Cepeda and Willie McCovey homered for San Francisco, supporting Bol in who improved the club's standing as Philadelphia pulled away slightly. Ed Bailey's line single ruined the no-hitter bid.
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Hickory Grove
Bob Bolin
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Cardinals
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Reds
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Mets
al Dark
Bolin
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
Ed Bailey
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Giants
Philadelphia
Phils
A's End Losing Streak As Cards Drop LA 4–3
The St Louis Cardinals rallied to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 to 3 in Los Angeles. Ray Sadecki earned the win with a run scoring single and a key fielding play that helped seal the comeback. Nellie Matthews led the A’s with three hits and drove in a run.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Julian Javier
Nellie Matthews
A's
Javier
St. Louis
Ray Sadecki
Nate Oliver
Lou Brock
Sadecki
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Cards
Frank Howard
John Roseboro
Ron Fairly
Pro Football NFL results and tonight's schedule
NFL scores show Philadelphia 24 Pittsburgh 13 and Detroit 28 Baltimore 28 in a tie. Tonight's games list New York at Green Bay Cleveland at Los Angeles Chicago vs Washington at Richmond St Louis vs Minnesota at Atlanta Dallas vs San Francisco at Portland Ore. AFL results Kansas City 24 Buffalo 21 Oakland 20 Denver 7 Houston vs San Diego at Little Rock. Only game scheduled. No other games scheduled.
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Richmond
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Portland
Ore
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Little Rock
Wellsville Midget C Team Falls 14-13 at Louisburg
The makeup game on August 10 at Louisburg saw the Midget C Team one lose 14-13. Earlier, the match between the oldest Midget C teams one and two players and the Wellsville B-team girls ended in a 14-13 tie.
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Louisburg
Wellsville
Davis sets world mark at amateur championships
Lee Davis aged 16 from the Vesper Club broke the world record in the 1500 meter women's freestyle during the opening day of the Eastern United States Amateur Athletic Union swimming and diving championships in Philadelphia.
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Lee Davis
Vesper Club
United States Amateur Athletic Union
Boxing Results Highlight New York and Italy Fights
Billy Daniels defeated Doug Jones by outpoint in New York. Sandro Mazzighi knocked out Cecil Mott in Terracina, Italy. Daniels and Mazzighi secured clear victories in their respective bouts.
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New York
Billy Daniels
Doug Jones
Terracina
Italy
Sandro Mazzighi
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
Ariz
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