TV Guide Wins State Slow Pitch Title In 26 3 Victory
TV Guide defeated Berge Ford 26 to 3 to capture the state slow pitch softball title. Hal Metcalf limited Berge to six hits with strong defense from Dale Keller and solid offense led by Ruben Madiel who doubled four times. TV Guide advances to Maumee Ohio for the national tournament September 3 to 6.
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Boutell placement in Eastern Amateur Golf tourney
George Boutell of Phoenix held third place entering the final 36 holes of the ninth annual Eastern Amateur Golf Tournament at Elizabeth Manor Links in Portsmouth Virginia. Wettlaufer led with 139 after a three under par 72 and Fleckman stood second at 141 while Boutell trailed by four strokes with 143.
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Colts blank Lions 23 to 3 in exhibition rout
Garry Cuozzo and Tim Murphy connected for a scoring pass and a rushing TD to pace the Baltimore Colts to a 23-3 exhibition victory over the Detroit Lions as Johnny Unitas sat out. Minnesota Vikings defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 35-14 in the other NFL game.
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Namath draft fate to be decided in Army physical
Jets rookie quarterback Joe Namath faces a September 15 Army physical after the draft board assigned him the $400,000 signal caller. The exams will occur in New York three days after the AFL season starts, following a knee injury and operation last January.
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Baseball Today American League Standings and Results
American League standings show Minnesota leading with 78 wins and Chicago at 68. Detroit and Baltimore around .570 and .558. Winners include Detroit over Boston and Chicago over Kansas City. Weekend games list several matchups and probables for Friday and Sunday.
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Souchak Takes Lead in Richest Golf Tournament
In Sutton Massachusetts the world's richest golf event unfolds with 154 entrants from 13 nations chasing a 35000 prize and a share of 200000 in total winnings. Mike Souchak led after day two with 68 as legends Hogan and Snead posted 72s, while heavy rain delayed rounds at Pleasant Valley Coventry Club.
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Rams Show promise with young speed and dual quarterbacks
The Los Angeles Rams field a fast young squad with strength in the running game and two quarterbacks, Roman Gabriel and Bill Munson, who may be used interchangeably. Coach Harland Svare hints at rotation, aiming for Western Division contention. The defense centers on a quick front four led by Jones Olsen Grier and Lundy.
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Braves and Giants ride sluggers to NL lead
Willie Mays homered for a 5-1 Giants win over the Dodgers as Eddie Mathews hit his 28th to lift Milwaukee past Pittsburgh 4-3 and take first place. Mays seeks season milestones while Mathews closes on Stan Musial for seventh all time. The NL race tightens alongside AL results.
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Phoenix Team Reaches Region II Finals in Portland
In Portland, Klamath Falls Oregon and South Mountain Phoenix Arizona advanced to the region II finals after a two day Little League tournament. South Mountain defeated Novato California 3-0 in their opener with all runs scoring in the 10th inning. Klamath Falls then beat Covina California 10-0 in the other round.
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