NFL Training Camp Gates Open Only for Rookies
Owners say no agreement means veterans won’t report to NFL camps while negotiations with the Players Association continue. Camp doors will open for rookies to ensure a fair chance to make teams, with the owners citing disruption if some veterans report. John Mackey says talks progress, but economic issues linger as players support the union’s stance. Former MLB catchers Susce and Wilber noted as Washington Senators coaches.
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Eagles Golf Meet Set for Odessa July 18 19
The sixth Annual Eagles Partnership Tournament occurs July 18 19 at Golden Acres Country Club Odessa. Entry is 15 dollars per player with 140 teams across 10 flights and prizes 130 in merchandise to winners 60 to runners up 40 to third.
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Pony League Awards and All Star Selections Named
After the Pony League game between the Tigers and Barstow Bears, awards were handed out and the Pecos All Stars chosen. Honorees include Donald Walker for batting and Mark Jackson, Kyle Johnson, Wade McLain, Joe Bustamante for achievements, Curtis Lee for sportsmanship, with picks spanning Indians, Cubs, Tigers, Bears and Pirates. The Pecos All Star Tournament opens July 23 with a 6:00 p.m. first game versus the Lovington Andrews survivor.
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Speed, Focus, and Pace on the Golf Course
The speaker argues to slow down on course play by taking time with each shot but keeping overall movement brisk. He blames television coverage for slowing play, noting players watch others and neglect their own rhythm. He urges staying by one’s ball and concentrating on personal play to avoid delays.
Seeded players advance in USLTA Senior Play Courts
In Chicago Monday seeded entrants moved through early rounds at Bath and Tennis Club as the USLTA Senior Play Courts Championships begin a week that ends Saturday. The event features $23 000 in prize money with top seeds Roche Casals among entrants.
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Baseball standings and all star game note
American League East teams show Baltimore leading with 54 wins and 33 losses while Detroit, New York, and Boston chase. All star game set for Tuesday in Cincinnati. National League standings list Pittsburgh and New York atop with records around .560 and .547 respectively and Oakland and San Francisco in mid league positions.
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Golf notes highlight long drives and tour quirks
Chi Chi Rodriguez touts a 540 yard drive despite a par three mishap as he teases his longest real shot. Arnold Palmer sits out Philadelphia Classic to prep for the National Four Ball at Laurel Valley. Zarley tops Canadian Open purse lift, Baird jokes on copper bracelet. Jacklin signs with Pan Am. Still wears Brewers cap. Menne, Trevino quip red gear. Peppered with old pro lore and cross-sport nods.
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All Star Baseball Game Set Tonight on Carpet
The first All-Star Game on wall to wall carpet unfolds in Cincinnati with Jim Palmer leading the American League to challenge the National League. Palmer’s right arm is expected to provide the spark as questions about the ball’s bounce on carpet linger among fans and players.
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Landry Greets Rooks in Dallas Cowboy Camp Start
Dallas coach Tom Landry greeted rookies in Thousand Oaks while veterans’ reporting date remains undecided due to negotiations. Missing are Duane Thomas and Bob Asher, at College All-Star camp in Chicago. Veterans expect a quick settlement of the NFLPA-owners dispute.
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Mexico tops England 3 2 for World Championship third place
Mexico defeats England 3 2 to claim third in inaugural World Women’s Soccer Championship in Turin Italy. Italy faces Denmark in the final as teams from the semifinals conclude the tournament with top players from Mexico England and other nations.
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Broyles Wins Pecos Invitation Golf Meet
Fort Stockton golfer Jake Broyles captured the Pecos Invitation after a playoff with Arnold Chambers. Mike Neace of Alpine finished third at 144, while Joel Daniels of Pecos won the first flight with 153. B. H. Smith of Odessa won the second flight playoff for second, and Pecos locals swept the remaining flights with wins by Charlie Meyers of El Paso, O J Green, Dudley Montgomery, and others.
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Starting Lineups for All-Star baseball game
Cincinnati AP reports Tuesday night All-Star game lineups. Aparicio Yastrzemski Robinson Powell Killebrew Howard Johnson Freehan Palmer Mays Allen Aaron Perez Carty Bench Kessinger Beckett Seaver listed as starters with positions and teams.
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Cubs and Pirates to visit Astros in six game Dome run
The Houston Astros plan a six game homestand in the Astrodome July 16 to 21 featuring Cubs and Pirates visits. Highlights include Cubs Patch Night and Pirates Patch Night for the first 5 000 youngsters, Buckner Children s Home Choir, Astros Buddies and Family Day, Father Son Night and Straight A Night, and ticket options with prices for box and reserved seats.
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