Notre Dame Leads In NFL Camp Veterans
Players from 117 colleges report to NFL training camps within 10 days as Notre Dame tops with 22 veterans in camps among 632 total. Big Ten supplies 102 players, Southeastern 76, AAWU 56, Southwest 45, Big Eight 39, and ACC 33, with detailed school tallies led by Michigan State and Wisconsin in the Big Ten and LSU and Georgia in the SEC.
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Rocky debut for Martinsburg pitcher with Geneva in Pa NY League
Junior Smallwood of Martinsburg made a rocky mound debut for the Geneva club in the Pa NL. He entered in the ninth against Auburn N Y and allowed three runs on three walks a bloop double and an infield hit. He showed nerves but carried evident potential.
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Maryland QB Petry stars for Martinsburg VFW team
Phil Petry, Maryland quarterback, pitched a two-hitter for the Martinsburg VFW in the Independent League. The win was his eighth straight this season as a senior under new Maryland coach Lou Saban at South Hagerstown.
St. Petersburg Cardinals Build 24-6 Run in Florida State League
The St. Petersburg Cardinals improved to 24-6 after opening 2-6 in April in the Florida State League before a five game skid and another return to winning, winding through a stretch of mixed results.
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Tigers Halt Birds Surge In Chicago Comeback
Ed Schuyler Jr reports Tommy John sparked the Chicago White Sox amid a slow start, lifting team spirits and boosting hopes after a troubled stretch. The 23-year-old rookie provided a timely spark for a club needing momentum.
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Double At Charles Town in Tight Race
All A's respond to Ramon Cerda in the second race at Charles Town Race Course. Vibrissa led the crowd with a $5 bet to win the opener, boosting a $425.40 Daily Double as V. Girl looms as a favorite in Polaris Purse action.
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Pearson Wins Fonda 200 at Fonda NY Dirt Track
Dave Pearson of Spartansburg SC led the Fonda 200 100 mile NASCAR race on a half mile dirt track, after Richard Petty spun out with two laps left. Rene Charland of Agawam MA finished third as Pearson clocked 1 hour 28 minutes 21 seconds. Petty and Pearson led from the start among 30 entrants.
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Koufax Copes 16th and Dodgers Top Mets for First
Sandy Koufax earned his 16th win in a 4-2 Dodgers victory over the Mets as Lou Johnson hit a three run homer in the first inning. Koufax admitted control issues and a shaky curve but stopped a bases loaded jam in the fourth.
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Pat Joyce Named To VMI Post
E. Pat Joyce of Waynesboro will become the Virginia Military Institute sports information director effective August 1. Joyce has been News-Virginian sports editor in Waynesboro for two years and previously led the Winchester Evening Star sports desk. He is a 1958 Richmond Professional Institute graduate and Virginia Tech attendee.
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Dovel and Warrenfeltz Fail Motors Level Raceway Title Chase
HAGERSTOWN Md Drivers Dovel and Warrenfeltz blew motors in heats at Hagerstown Raceway. The incident tightens the track championship race as IRVIN KING ties Dovel on 930 points while Gerald Chamberlain sits second with 840 and Hal Browning 830. Top ten in the mod division include KING DENISTON DAVIS and STINE with others trailing.
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Track Stars Face Off In All American Invitational
Berkeley hosts an AAU All American Invitational at Edwards Track Stadium as Poland withdraws from the Berkeley dual meet, leaving the U S to showcase top athletes against themselves. Russia scheduled meets in Los Angeles and Poland were canceled.
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