Gonzales Caps Newark Amer Little League Bat Title
Mark Gonzales led Newark American Little League with a .486 batting average, amassing 18 hits in 37 at bats and four home runs to claim the league batting title. Fred Hogue hit .439 and Steve Gra .436 among top hitters on Foster Freeze. Additional figures include Mark Deming, Alan Lewis, Greg Zimmerman, and David Basurto within the season's standout performances.
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Mark Gonzales
Newark
Gonzales
Fred Hogue
Foster Freeze
Steve Gra
Mark Deming
Leslie Salz
Alan Lewis
Greg Zimman
Wes Sears
David Basurto
Bears Warriors Pistons go 4-0 in summer league
The Bears, Warriors and Pistons remain undefeated after the fourth series at Washington and Kennedy High Schools. Players like Logan Chenedy Celton Royals, Steve Young, Pat Campos, Larr Garma, and Red Duke contributed strong points as teams stretched their early-season runs.
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Bears
Warriors
Pistons
Loop
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Logan Chienedy
Celton Royals
Steve Young
East Grid Tutor Likes Big Squad
East coach Cahill of Army previews the annual Coaches Air America game, noting the size of players and the mix of stars from Florida Syracuse Notre Dame Purdue UCLA Nebraska and others. He cites tall centers like Rockne of Oregon State and backs McDonald Eddy Farr and Farr as key names, detailing the East versus West matchup and the expected quarterback choices.
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Atlanta
UPI
Om Cahill
Army
Coaches Air America
Cahill
West Point
Army Mayers
Tom Schwartz
Townsend Clarke
Jahill
Rocknes
Oregon State
Ray McDonald Ofdaho
Mai Lassing
Steveier
Florida
Bob Griese
Purdue
Eastle Spurrier
F' Ttle
Syracuse
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Lanker
Dave Dunaway
Duke
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Sill
Jon Brittenum
Kansas
James
Bob Sarris
Houston
Probal
Mel Farr
UCLA
McDonald
Rod Sherman
Southern Cal
John Love
North Texas State
Fremont National All-Stars Named for 1967 Playoffs
Fremont Center selections include Steven Jim Bartlett Nicholas Krell Greg McNulty and Dennis Fernandes from TV and Donald Cross Frank Kardos and John Hagenbach from Teamsters also on the 1967 Free L Sters list Alternates include Zachary Smith Steve Wright and Serge Guerra from Krell Fernandes and Hagenbach are noted as linear olds This team will represent the Fiat League in the all star playoffs with the first game against Centerville on the Fremont National.
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Fremont Center
Tallman TV
Tea
Steven Jim Bartlett
Nicholas Krell
Greg McNulty
Dennis Fernandes
Nan TV
Donald Cross
Frank Kardos
John Hagenbach
Frore
1Eig
Zachary Smith
Steve Wright
Serge Guerra
Krell
Fernandes
Hagenbach
Fiat League
Nationals Centerville
Fremont National
Gi Forum Shines In Prolific Minor League Run
Gi Forum, a 4 star prospect for the A’s top Long Island minors, leads the league in LO record while guiding a strong tackle over the Reds. Mission San Jose Regional highlights the action as LI players showcase speed, defense, and scoring prowess in a regional matchup.
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Gi Forum
Dolphin Returns Earl Faison After Short Broncos Stay
Earl Faison, veteran defensive end, was part of a seven player trade sending him from Miami Dolphins to Denver Broncos. He has been returned to the Dolphins after only a brief stint with Denver.
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UPI
Earl Faison
Denver Bronco
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Denver
Eagles Sign Jones From Arkansas As No 1 Draft Pick
Philadelphia Eagles announce the signing of Harry Jones of the University of Arkansas. Jones, a hard hitting back and star pass receiver for the past two seasons, was the team’s No 1 draft choice for 1967.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Eagles
Harry Jones
University of Arkansas
Intrepid Ta Yacht Wins Columbia Victory
Intrepid Ta Yacht, skippered by Briggs, won a notable race on the 2 Olympie course. Columbus Columbia led by the helm claimed victory over rival contenders as the defender faced off in a series of island Sound races.
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Intrepid Ta Yacht
Eagle
Briggs Victor
Slacher
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Lecate Races At Fremont Strip Sunday
Lecate competes at Fremont in a Sunday speed event noted for multiple waves and a 16 lap or segment format. Details are incomplete but racing action is expected on the venue strip with 7 seams and a 275 unit measure referenced.
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Lecate
Fremont Strip
Big Purses At Fremont Drag Strip
Top drivers and cars race for thousands in prize money tomorrow evening at Fremont Drag Strip. Featured are 210 mph AA fuel dragsters from Sacramento Roger Harrington Richmond Rich Galli Denms Baca Walnut and others. Top Fuelator to make 500 and field includes Kinner Bros Hay Sonoma Flash Gerald Jones Monte rey and Rich Zoucha Harvard Combo Eliminate the objective onev Ford engine Courtesy Chevrolets driven by Bob Keith.
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Fremont Drag Strip
Bob Stafford
Sacramento
Roger Harrington
Richmond
Rich Galli
Coni
Batley Brothers
Denms Baca
Walnut
Reno
Kinner Bros
Hay
Sonoma
Gerald Jones
Monterey
Rich Zoucha O
Harvard
Bob Keith
Saints Shake Up Roster in Nau League Draft
The Saints trimmed eight players from the UPL squad in a new Nau League Thursday move. Front office officials cited roster balance and performance concerns as the reason for the cuts while noting no players were released due to off field issues.
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Saints
Wire to Wire Win Knocks Home Harmonica Handicap
Norman Bates lassos a wire to wire victory at Aqueduct in the 315 WO Harmonica Handicap, driving to win by a slim alfa length after claiming the Liberty Belle and Vagrand handicaps. Bates led all the way, securing a dominant performance on the track.
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NEW York Lpi
Norman Bates
Triple Brook
Aqueduct
WHS Fank Team Dominates Swim Meet Amid Mixed Results
WHS Fank Team wins 228 to 147 in a large swimming meet. Riley captures multiple races in the 15 to 17 age group, with strong marks in backstroke and breaststroke. The aged seven and L division feature notable performances.
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WHS Fank
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Tre Riley
Ortiz Risks Title at Shea Stadium August 16
New York Carlos Ortiz defends his 135 pound title against Ismael Laguna of Panama in the first outdoor lightweight championship bout in 19 years set for August 16 at Shea Stadium. Ortiz, 36, previously defended the title by a fourth round KO of Sugar Ramos in San Juan. He will receive an $83,000 guarantee.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Shea Stadium
Harri Markson
Madison Square Garden Rowng
Oriz
Sugar Ramos
San Juan
Puerto Rico
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Striper and sturgeon boat action eyed in Pacifica and SF coast
Bay anglers report three fourths of a full limit on many sturgeon trips with grass shrimp and some stripers caught each run. Striper boats remain the focal point as the next weeks unfold with action at San Francisco holes and Pacifica beaches. King salmon targets near Farallon and Tomales Bay show promise while halibut and flattie bites persist in Tomales and South Bay areas.
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Tomales
Melting Snow Aids Anglers In Butte County
Readable fragments describe melting snow aiding anglers near the Sacramento River and Richmond region in November. References mention Butte County, Hamton City, and local cod or river conditions with limited clear details.
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Tair
Butte County
Butte
Hamton City
Novita
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