Packers Favored by Two Touchdowns In Exhibition
Chicago UPI reports the Green Bay Packers are two to three touchdown favorites in the 20th annual NFL versus College All Stars game at Soldier Field. Otto Graham coaches the All Stars, with Nitschke out for the Packers and Taylor a doubtful starter. Earl Gros and Tom Moore join the backfield, replacing suspended Har tung and other changes as Lombardi’s squad aims for a fifth straight exhbition win.
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Shell X-100 Premium oil change prescription
An American Petroleum Institute survey shows motorists fear engine trouble and repair bills from not changing oil regularly. The advised schedule is every 30 days in winter and 60 days in summer, with Shell X-100 Premium oil recommended, then regular follow ups.
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Hiccups Persist For Woman After July Attack
ATLANTA (UPI) Mrs. Lucy McDonald aged 38 a soda fountain clerk began hiccuping on July 8 after visiting a sister in hospital. Doctors say nerve attack affecting the diaphragm may be the cause possibly a virus. She reports about 13 hiccups per minute with sleep easing the spell at night using sleeping pills for rest.
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Burton Hits Two Homers For Cubs In Braves Win
Cubs outfielder Burton becomes the eighth major leaguer to homer from both sides of the plate in one game, connecting off Denny Lemaster and Ron Piche to help the Cubs beat the Braves 10 2. Mantle and Wills are noted in the historic group, with Boros and Schaffer also homering for Chicago as Larry Jackson earns his 12th win. Cardinals move into a tie for second by beating the Reds 3 2 as Curt Simmons earns his 10th victory.
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Yank Track Team In Third Victory
The United States men’s track and field team extended its tour with a 141 to 82 win over Germany in Hannover. They swept five events, clocked 3:02.8 in the 600 meter relay, and eyed a world record in the 400 meter relay in London.
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Washington North Wins Little League Tilt at Crawfordsville
Washington North edged Crawfordsville 6 to 1 as Terry Glandon allowed seven hits to earn the win. Tom Logan led with three singles, while Bob Fritz Kim Steele Terry Glan don Tom Morrison and Jack Marston added two hits each. Glen Fletcher took the loss. Next game is against Ainsworth at Green Field next Thursday.
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Major Leagues Thursday slate features key pennant clashes
The schedule lists Boston at Baltimore and Chicago at Los Angeles with night games. Pitchers include Pizarro facing Chance, Pascual opposing Penn, Grant facing Bunning, Roberts meeting Ford, and twi night doubleheaders with Wilson and Morehead against Daniels and Ridzik. Saturday cards add Cleveland at Detroit, Baltimore at New York, Chicago at Los Angeles, Minnesota at Kansas City, and Boston at Washington.
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Mickey in Race At Louisa Fair at Louisa County fairgrounds
Columbus Junction driver Mickey enters late model stock car race at Louisa County fairgrounds part of August fair schedule. He drives a 1963 Green Pontiac after repairs from seven car pileup. Roster includes Ernie Derr and Ramgo Stott. Race starts 8 00 clock tonight with world class drivers in attendance.
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Washington Hosts Little League Age Tourney Next Week
Washington will host a two day Little League age tournament at Green Field featuring eight teams from Washington North and Washington South plus squads from Kalona Keota Wellman Crawfordsville North English and Sigourney. First round games start Friday at 10 00 am with rounds Saturday at 1 00 and 2 30 and a 5 30 final plus a 4 00 consolation. Local players will sell tickets on Saturday. $1 buys all eight games. Organizers include Charles McAvoy Sim Wheeler Dick Paul Wally Horn and Bill Deaton.
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Khrushchev to lead talks on Soviet peace package
Moscow sources say Premier Khrushchev will personally oversee next weeks pact talks as Dean Rusk and Lord Home arrive to sign the partial nuclear test ban treaty with Anare Gromyko. The plan includes a NATO Warsaw pact non aggression pact, control posts, troop checks, and possible freezes on arms budgets and foreign troops in Germany. Khrushchev to stay in Moscow through midweek as discussions unfold.
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Liston Holds Key To Fight in Philly
World heavyweight champion Sonny Liston holds the key to a proposed title bout with Cassius Clay in Philadelphia on September 30. The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission has refused a license to Intercontinental Promotions, Inc., of which Liston is head and owns 47 percent, threatening the plan unless he agrees to bow out as co-promoter. Stated talks with Intercontinental counsel were delayed by a death in the attorney’s family. next week’s agreement is pivotal for the bout.
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Fineshanded to two motorists in local court here
Joan Theresa Duncan pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge L. R. Carson in district court here in Marsh. Ronald James Marsh of Washington was fined 15 dollars plus costs by Justice of the Peace Glenn B. Holden for speeding in Marsh.
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