Perry Is Home Free After Grease Ball Protest Ruling
Chicago manager Chuck Tanner says Gaylord Perry is home free for the season after AL President Cronin rejected a protest alleging Perry used a grease ball in a July 10 Cleveland game. Umpires found no foreign substance as Perry beat Chicago 2-1. Tanner and Detroit’s Billy Martin voiced reactions. The Indians host Kansas City in a twi night doubleheader with Perry seeking his 16th win.
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Rams face month without Gabriel after lung collapse
Roman Gabriel suffered a spontaneous pneumothorax in the Rams camp and was hospitalized. He could miss five weeks to a month, with backups John Walton and Jerry Rhome taking the signal calling duties. Other notes include Duncan's Redskins absence and Thomas brothers at Dallas, plus Packers kicker Lou Michaels failing to report.
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Browns QB Don Gault Eyes Regular Roster Over Cab Squad
Don Gault, a four season Browns cab squad member, contemplates leaving Siberia for a regular 40 man roster. He competes with Bill Nelsen, Mike Phipps, and Brian Sipe at Hiram College camp, seeking a preseason chance to prove he can start.
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Browns lose Brooks to College All Stars in setback
Cleveland Browns announce cornerback Clifford Brooks, their No 2 draft pick from Tennessee State, will join the College All-Star squad and miss two weeks of practice. Coach Skorich notes Brooks needs camp work. Tom Darden also misses training camp and may delay starting chances. Brooks was slated to replace Clarence Ellis of Notre Dame University, who is headed to the Atlanta Falcons with a knee injury.
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Elyria tournament results set up Radd Couch finale
In the Elyria City Golf Championship, Mike Radd and Jim Couch push toward a Sunday final at Cherry Ridge after Radd’s 2 and 1 win over Ron Fritz and Couch’s 4 and 3 victory over Bob Crawkoehn. Semifinals feature Vavincak Koehn Henderson Panchak Benko Day Varndell Noren Goodspeed McCoy Botan Hess Loftus Gantz Spade.
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Can You Name the First NHL Player to Score 100 Points
Sports columnist Eddie Geppanieg asks who first reached 100 points in a season in NHL history. The note raises the milestone and its historical significance for scoring records and hockey greats.
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Six County bowling teams advance to district play
Park Lanes Villa Capri Wyvill Texaco will represent A division and First Federal Midway Oh Boy and Krakas Open division after weekend matches. Park Lanes beat Villa Capri 8 4 then 42 in rematch to win double elimination. In open division First Federal beat Midway Oh Boys 14 8 with Krakas and Midway trading wins in losers bracket. Umpire Crawford takes leave. Lena Murray Whitaker dies at 94.
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Best opening practice praised by Bengals coach Brown
Bengals coach Paul Brown called the second day of training camp the best first day in five years as the team worked on one pass play and one running play. Veterans and rookies, including Kenny Anderson, received extra throwing work while others were sidelined with minor injuries. Vernon Holland eyed release to rejoin camp later in the week.
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Driver in Michigan 200 crash listed in serious condition
Merle Bettenhausen was badly mangled and burned in a fiery crash at the Michigan 200. He remained in serious but stable condition Monday as doctors treated his injuries including the loss of his right ear.
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