All Stars Loaded With Quarterbacks For Exhibition
Otto Graham faces a tough choice at Northwestern as he selects among John Huarte Roger Staubach Bob Timberlake and Craig Morton for the College All Star game at Soldier Field. The decision on who starts is central to the coaching plan in the midsummer classic.
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Evanston
Ill
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Graham
Chicago
Soldier Field
John Huarte
Notre Dame
Roger Staubach
Navy
Bob Timberlake
Gan
Craig Morton
Cornia
Brown
Northwestern University
Richert Sparks Senators past Angels for 6th win
Pete Richert drove in three runs with two singles and earned the win in a six-hitter relief to lift the Washington Senators over the Los Angeles Angels 6 to 1. Ken McMullen and Frank Howard contributed as starting players. Yastrzemski boosted Boston's batting edge with three hits.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Claude Osteen
Jack Kennedy
Senators
Phil Ortega
Pete Richert
Ken McMullen
Frank Howard
Dick Nen
Richert
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Twins
Boston
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Klingensmith to Coach Gallaudet College Team Next Season
Gary Klingensmith, Penn State halfback for three seasons, will coach Gallaudet College in Washington DC next season. The school for the deaf in the nation’s capital aims to boost its football program under the new staff.
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Gary Klingensmith
Penn State
Gallaudet College
School For the
Washington, D. C
Area Sports Schedule Highlights District Softball Tourney
District softball action dominates the weekend with Virginia Amateur Softball Association games planned from Friday through Sunday. Notables include 2 p.m. Toms Brook vs TACS and 8:30 p.m. Thumb Tacs vs Winchester Mobile Homes, plus multi game payoffs and a Sunday championship.
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Virginia Amateur Softball
Toms Brook
Thumb
Winc
Mobile Homes
Winchester Speedway
Charles Town
Virginia Amateur Softball Association
F&m Bank
Phillips 66
Spickler’s Sporting Goods
Buckley-Lages
Gainesboro
Martinsburg
World breed championship entries posted in Nassau Bahamas
Forty four nations and states submit dogs for the first International all breed world championship in Nassau with 52 Yorkshire Terriers leading entries. Prize money tops $11,000 as twenty five judges from the United States Canada Mexico Germany England and Australia prepare to officiate.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Yorkshire Terriers
United States
Canada
Mexico
Germany
England
Australia
Northside bowling leagues heat up with high scores
The Ladies' Tuesday Night League at Northside saw the Rolling Rockettes go 3–1 over the Fearless Five as Helen Clevenger posted 514 and Connie Schneider 465 for the losers. In other matches Shenandoah defeated Foreign Car Sales, Mae Brown 528 leading the winners while Connie Baker 563 led the los ers. Esther Mitchell 466 led the gas team and Jean Tyler 416 starred for Texaco as Schrafft's second team won by forfeit.
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Rolling Rockettes
Helen Clevenger
Connie Schneider
O’sullivans
Ken Smith Insurance
Libby Wolfe
F &M
Shenandoah Downs
Mae Brown
Connie Baker
Top Hats
Funkhouse
Texaco
Jean Tyler
Esther Mitchell
Schrafft
Margaret Boyce
Challengers Top Marauders In Tight Ten In The Men Handicap
In the Ten in the Men Handicap circuit the Challengers edged the Marauders 2648 to 2642. Ralph Lineburg led scorers with 549 while Laurie Sirbaugh had 27 for the losers. O Sullivans won again 4.0 over the VIPs with John Eisner 538 leading the winners. Peterson Point A saw Hal Dawson beat Jerry Goodman Earl Sealock outscored Dick Samiec Jess Kiracore shutout Loring Burkhart and Curtis Braithwaite defeated Jim Morton.
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Laurie Sirbaugh
Ralph Lineburg
O’sullivans
John Eisner
Peterson Point
Hal Dawson
Jerry Goodman
Earl Sealock
Dick Samiec
Jess Kiracore
Loring Burkhart
Curtis Braithwaite
Jim Morton
Bailey hits two homers and eight RBIs in Cubs win
Ed Bailey of the Cubs blasted two homers including a grand slam and two singles driving in eight runs as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 10 to 6. Larry Dierker of the Astros threw his first major league complete game allowing five hits in a Houston victory over St Louis.
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Associated Press
Ed Bailey
Cubs
Chicago
Philadelphia
Larry Dierker
Astros
St. Louis
Houston
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