Bishop’s act seen as Raiders cutdown week omen
At the Raiders training camp in Santa Rosa Bishop, the public relations chief, known for multitasking, faces a grim role as the team must trim camp to 55 players by 1 p.m. today. When he visits a room, players know they’re about to be cut, a routine sure to ripple through the squad and reporters.
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Raiders Face Close Battle for Tight Ends and Room Changes
Raiders camp reports detail adjustments as players learn room moves and rookies like Mike Reinfeldt adapt. Moored by veteran backs and the strong secondary, Oakland weighs keeping four tight ends amid a leaner 44-man roster and competition led by Dave Casper and Bob Moore.
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Oakland A's first lineup in Oakland 1968 debut
laura diehl asks about the regular lineup for the first Oakland Athletics game at the Coliseum in 1968. the column bundles reader questions and expert answers on roster details and rookie prospects, noting campaneris jackson bando cater donaldson roof monday and krausse as starter amid a flood of fan queries.
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Laver and Ashe Triumph in US Pro Championship Openers
In Brookline, Rod Laver and Arthur Ashe won their first round matches at the US Pro Championships. Laver defeated Patrick Praisy 7-5 7-6 4-4, Ashe beat John Andrews 6-4 6-3. Praisy reached a third set before fading, and Laver commented on Praisy’s late errors and fatigue. Other first round results included John Alexander, Harald Soloman, Dick Stockton, Griff Richey, and Parun advancing, with notable withdrawals from Riessen Koch and Reid.
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Teenager Pulls Upset In Westchester Tennis Round
Beth Norton 18 of Fairfield upset Patti Hogan 57 62 74 in the opening round of the Westchester women’s tennis classic. Norton, an amateur, rallied after a double fault to take the tiebreaker and said she aims to turn pro and try for the Open championship next week.
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Elk Grove Coach Joins USF Staff As Assistant
USF announced Dan Risley former Elk Grove High School head coach in Sacramento will assist Hob Gaillard on the Don team this winter. Cartwright, a prep all American under Risley, is a Sac State graduate with Elk Grove and Mira Loma high school coaching ties and a 107-28 career mark.
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Broncos defeat 49ers in third straight exhibition loss
One year ago Denver's Broncos handed the 49ers a third straight exhibition defeat, 104. The A's ended a three-game losing streak with a nine-run eighth inning, highlighted by Reggie Jackson and Gene Tenace two three-run homers.
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Fifth Annual Boys' Club Fremont Golf Tournament Preview
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