Klamath River Fishing Pioneer Maps Far North Coast Reach
Outdoors dispatch from Hamburg on the lower Scott River near its confluence with the Klamath River. A river guide previews mapping the entire 200 mile main Klamath from Oregon to the Pacific, while locals oppose planned dams. Save The Klamath Association urged by Al Katskey to protect the river’s natural state for future generations.
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New Shoes May Reduce Knee Injuries in Harvard Freshmen
Boston doctor Raymond W. Gibbs argues knee injuries in Harvard freshmen drop after changing football shoes. He cites a three year injury pattern, notes replacements like the Smith Bar heel and cup-like heels, and says better shoe design plus conditioning can cut injuries during early season practices and games.
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Orioles Rated Best by Mel Stottlemyre Says 1966 Team Wasn’t Superior
New York based UPI reports Mel Stottlemyre of the Yankees ranks the Baltimore Orioles as the best in modern times, ahead of the 1966 pennant winners. He cites Baltimore’s balance and power as the league’s toughest lineup, noting minor slips but confidence in Earl Weaver’s club.
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Louis and Dempsey Still Cast Heavyweight Echoes
New York report notes enduring pull of boxing legends with Joe Louis and Jack Dempsey shaping memories across generations. It recalls era contrasts, Babe Ruth and Roger Maris homerics, and contemporary players like Regie Jackson, while reflecting on 20 years since Louis held the crown and fans’ involuntary emotional ties reignite after events in New York hospital.
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Realty Pulls Upset 4-0 In Centerville Little League
Realty Krazie defeats Hesco 4-0 behind four-hit work by Todd Crowe. Mike Johnson drives in a run with two doubles and a single. Terry Anest and Tite Raftery homer unsuccessfully for Hesco as Raftery allows the loss.
Bank Net Tourney On Top CHESTNUT HILL Mass
Sixteen top contract tennis pros battle for $33 000 prize at the Merchants Bank Tournament at Longwood Cricket Club The event shifts to artificial surface court and runs Wednesday through Sunday with day and night programs Laver Rosewall Newcombe Roche and Okker among entrants Pancho Segura added after Gimeno withdrawal due to injury
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Orioles Post NRC Victory
Newark recreation league action saw the Orioles come from behind in the sixth to post a 9-46 win over the Angels. Dave Dunlap and Dave March led with two hits each, while Hichadi Baca added two singles in three trips to the plate, and the winning reliever guided the Athletics to a 7-5 victory over the Red Sox. Marty Basurio hit a triple and a single as the Pirates beat the Idians 15-11, Edward Barerra threw three hitters in a Cardinals loss to the Giants.
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Sanchez' Hit Nets Lion Win
Dan Sanchez delivered a sixth inning double driving in Dave Sakiris for the game’s deciding run as the Centerville Lions defeated Cerro 65 in Fremont Babe Ruth action. Cerro pitcher Rocky Samarron had a strong day at the plate with a double and a triple in three trips.
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Bureh Hurls K-Sport Win Over Fremont Drugs
Bureh struck out seven and walked two as K-Sports defeated Fremont Drugs by 32 in FBI Pony League action. Frank Spain Greg Short and John Rodrigues each doubled for K-Sports, while Alan Vandiver John Edgemon and Mike Fapileax doubled for Fremont Drugs.
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Kochevar Paces Cubs to 26-4 FBI Rout
Larry Kochevar went four for four with two home runs and five RBIs as the Cubs routed the Orioles 26 to 4 in FBI Colt League action. Rick Ward and Tom Alvitre combined for a one hitter, the only hit being Rich Menefeve’s homer. The Cubs Routs and batting stars are listed among scattered league notes and box details.
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Wiley Keys Blocks Win in Fremont Babe Ruth Action
Dave Wiley pitched 123 innings of relief, allowing only one hit as Best Block beat Archer Jeeps 12 to 2 in Fremont Babe Ruth League. Mark Gonzales and John Hagenback each tripled for Best Block, Steve Medeiros homered for Archer Jeeps, and notable players included FD Rushing and Mrs Medoirow.
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Side Wins Again in Slo-Pitch Softball Championship
Newark recreation league final replay ends 13-5 as Lido Shell defeats St Edward's. Wayne Service homers twice for St Edward's while Len Stange leads Lido with three singles two RBIs and two runs. Cast includes St Edward's Batting and supporting players.
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Jones No Hitter L.L. TOC Thriller Powers Fremont Twins
Harold Jones fired a no hitter with 13 strikeouts as the Fremont American Little League Twins opened District 57 Tournament of Champions action, edging Newark American at Angiehda School in a 6 inning game. Mike Medeiros sparked the only run with a first inning double and scored on Frank Marroquin’s hit. Williams pitched well for Newark but Jones’s dominance carried Fremont into the semifinals versus Compton’s Sporting Gonds with a 2-0 final style.
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Zuvella's HR Ends Central Chevrolets Run in District 57 Loss
Milpitas South beats Mission San Jose National Little League 9-7 in District 57 openers. Mark Zuvella homered to seal the win over Central Chevrolet as Dave Severson pitched a five-hitter and went 2 for 3 with a double. Central Chevrolet led 3-0 early but Milpitas rallied with five in the third and two in both the fifth and seventh. Glen Romon and Mike Wells doubled for Central in a losing effort.
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Swan's Blow Paces Lumber to Narrow Escape Win
Kenny Swan slammed a double in the seventh to drive Halpert Lumber past Dale Hardward 54 in North National league action. Jeff Mills earned the win with a double, while Ronald Pravaneha added a triple and tossed a five hitter.
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