Must Learn To Relax After Loss To Kentucky
Indiana All-Star coach Cleon Reynolds urged his players to relax after a 79-67 defeat to Kentucky at Hinkle Fieldhouse in the first of two summer benefit games. He said the team appeared too mechanical and afraid of Kentucky, starting slow and going through motions.
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Field Day At Rea Park and Hoosier Basketball Notes
Indiana coach Bob Reynolds critiqued the Hoosiers after a 69-63 loss to Kentucky, citing a 29 point first half and mechanical offense. Field Day at Rea Park hosts a Sunday golf tournament with a $2 entry and awards for several categories.
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World Series Star Sent to Rochester
Jim Palmer of the Orioles, who led with 15 victories last season and had a shutout in the World Series, was optioned to Rochester of the International League on a 24 hour recall. The 21-year-old right hander has recurring right shoulder pain dating to last August and will work in Rochester to regain form.
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White Sox Leader Stanky Aims Pennant As All Star Break Looms
Eddie Stanky guides the Chicago White Sox to a strong AL position five games ahead in the loss column with a pitching edge and go go baserunning. Ron Hansen and J C Martin deliver key hits while Stanky rewards effort with prizes and incentives.
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Buckpasser to Rest Until September, Trainer Says
New York reports Buckpasser will not run again until September after a third place finish in the Bowling Green handicap last Saturday. Trainer Ed Neloy announced the plan on Monday.
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Orioles Struggle Then Rally To Even Twin Bill
Baltimore, after a 4-0 loss in the opener to Dave Boswell and Minnesota, receives the silver bat for Frank Robinson as AL batting champion, then erupts for 15 hits in a 9-5 nightcap over the Twins.
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Burger Chefettes to face male Burger Chefs in night game
The Burger Chefettes softball team will play male members of the other three Burger Chefs at 8 30 p m tonight at Terre Haute softball park Ruth Jones will pitch for the Chefettes.
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Eagles Sign Trio Of 1967 Defensive Linemen
Philadelphia Eagles announced on Monday that veteran defensive linemen Don Hultz and John Myers and second year end Dave Lince have signed their 1967 contracts.
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Dodgers edge Braves as Sutton thanks Alston
Don Sutton of the Los Angeles Dodgers credited a verbal kick in the pants from Walter Alston for sparking his start against Atlanta. The 12 game winner in 1966, now 8 losses in 11 decisions, hurled seven hits in a 3-2 win to give LA a third victory in a row. Dick Schofield drove in the go ahead run in the ninth with a single.
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Matson Focuses on Shot Put at AAU Meet
Texas A M star Randy Matson will concentrate on the 16 pound shot at the National AAU meet in Bakersfield California, postponing the discus. He aims for 70 feet to prove his form outside Texas and fears dual events would hamper performance.
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Major League Baseball Miscellany and Pacers Camp News
Scores and notes from baseball games including Detroit and Cleveland matchups with Wright, Lolich, and Reichardt. plus two former Terre Haute cage greats Clyde Lovellette and Bob Leonard named as Pacers assistants as Indiana State Fairgrounds Camp opens with 48 players invited and six exhibition games planned ahead of the October start.
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Steelers Sign Earl Gross To 1967 Contract
Pittsburgh Steelers announce full back Earl Gross signed his 1967 contract after being acquired from the Philadelphia Eagles in the off season.
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