51 Men Named For Star Game Against Pack
A 51 man squad of the nation’s outstanding football players who have ended their college careers was named to meet the Green Bay Packers August 5 in the All Star game. John Sauer selects the team announced by Wilfrid Smith sponsor of the Soldier Field classic. The roster includes Gary Lane Missouri Randy Johnson Texas A I and Bill Anderson Tulsa on offense with Jim Lindsey Bob Crockett Arkansas Gary Garrison San Diego State and Charles Casey Florida on the receiving side. Rookies Jim Grabowski Illinois Don Anderson Texas Tech Mike Garrett USC and Tommy Nobis Texas highlight the pro contingent. Former Big Ten standouts include Randy Beisler Indiana Aaron Brown Minnesota Billy Yearby Michigan Gale Gillingham Minnesota Tom Mack Michigan John Niland Iowa Don Hansen Illinois and Alvin Randolph
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Gary Garrison
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Charles Casey
Florida
Jim Grabowski
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Don Anderson
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Mike Garrett
Southern California
Tommy Nobis
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Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Billy Yearby
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Gale Gillingham
Tom Mack
John Niland
Iowa
Don Hansen
Alvin Randolph
Two Elimination At Open Pocket Billiards Meet
Saturday's U S Open Pocket Billiards Tournament reached semifinals as Jimmy Moore beat George Mikula Jr 150 to 47 in 12 innings and Ciro Murphy defeated Ed Kelly 150 to 51 in 19 innings. White Plains high school 880 yard relay set a national prep record 1 25 4 and Dave Jackson signed with Illinois as a halfback after a 48 second quarter.
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Jimmy Moore
Albuquerque
N.M
George Mikula Jr
New York City
Cisero Murphy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ed Kelly
Baltimore
White Plains
Illinois
Dave Jackson
Pirates Stop Braves Streak
Pittsburgh pitcher Steve Blass hit a three run double to spark a 5-3 Pirates win over Atlanta. The loss snapped the Braves seven game winning streak as Blass earned relief from Roy Face in the ninth after a pair of hits threatened the lead. Ed Mathews provided a two run double for Atlanta.
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Roy Face
Ed Mathews
Face
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Jim Pagliaroni
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Andre Rodgers
Clendenon
Arnold Umbach
Bill Mazeroski
Woody Woodward
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Aaron
Mack Jones
Gibson Blanks Phill Cards Snap Win Streak
The St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-0 ending Jim Bunning's eight game winning streak. St. Louis jumps to an early 1-0 lead and holds on for the victory.
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Eee Gagliano
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Tolan
Maxvill
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Rojas
Callison
Allen If
Gonzalez
Dalrymple
Fox
Linz
Bunning
Clemens
Knowles
Kuenn
SO Gibson
Red Sox Rally Over Orioles to Seize AL Lead
The Boston Red Sox erupted for seven runs with two outs in the seventh inning to beat Baltimore 8-2 on Saturday night. Four straight walks fueled the rally after three hits, sending the Orioles from the AL lead as their five game winning streak ended.
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Cubs Bomb Astros 8-2 in Weekend Victory
Chicago Cubs beat the Houston Astros 8-2 with three Ernie Banks triples and Byron Browne two run homer. Banks drove in three runs and scored once as Billy Hands earned another Cub win over Houston.
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Byron Browne
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Billy Hands
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Bloomington Names New City Manager
S. W. MacAllister Jr., 34, longtime Moberly Missouri city manager, was tapped for Bloomington's city manager post. Council action next week. he will assume the $14,000 annual role in July.
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S. W. MacAllister Jr
Moberly
MacAllister
Howard Homer Sparks Yanks Past Tigers
Elston Howard hit a two run homer to break a Detroit lead and give the New York Yankees a 6 3 victory over the Tigers. The blast, his second of the year, came in the sixth to put New York ahead as Joe Pepitone reached on a double. The win snapped Detroit s six game streak and marked the first Yankees win over pitcher Joe Sparma after five prior losses.
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Major League Standings and Saturday Results
Major League scores from Saturday include St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 0 and Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 2. Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 3 New York 4 Cincinnati 0 in 2 extra innings with two decisive games noted.
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SIU Conducts Tennis Clinic for Teachers
A four day tennis workshop for teachers will be held June 19 22 at Southern Illinois University. Co sponsors include the U S Lawn Tennis Association and the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation. John R LeFevre and Catherine Wolf direct the program with staff members Bill Price and John Hendrix.
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American Association For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
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Catherine Wolf
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John Hendrix
Ohio State University
Firemen Save 6-4 Triumph For Indians
Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell earned his first win since May 1 with relief from Bob Allen and Dick Radatz as the Indians beat Washington 6-4. After Frank Howard homered in the sixth, Cleveland broke the game open with two runs in the fourth and a three-run sixth. Fred Whitfield and Rocky Colavito delivered key hits in the fourth, while Jim Landis' bases-loaded single sparked the sixth inning rally and Chico Salmon added an insurance run.
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Dick Radatz
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McDowell
Frank Howard
Fred Whitfield
Rocky Colavito
Dick Howser
Joe Azcue
Jim Landis
Chico Salmon
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