Trout Action Bright In Most Mountain Areas
The trout specialist can expect near peak prospects this week across Desolation Valley Lakes Basin streams draining Tahoe and western Sierra slopes. Trinity River country offers early salmon and steelhead with shad near Hoopa. Trinity Lake smallmouths feed as Coffee Creek yields good trout. Donner Lake shows limits and the Truckee River offers brown and rainbow trout with lure and fly likely. Tahoe fishing dull but Desolation Valley and Echo Lakes pack trips look promising.
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Weaverville
Hoopa
Lewiston Lake
Trinity Lake
Coffee Creek
High Sierra
Yosemite
Highway 40
Donner
Truckee
Tahoe
Dullsville
Desolation Valley Lakes
Echo Lakes
Shasta Lake
Shasta Cascade
Sacramento River
McCloud River
Klamath River
Bluff Creek
Mill Creek
Ralph Walters
Ralph
Trinity
Bokanee
Foster Slam Wins 17-1. Freighters Roll in Little League
Foster Freeze slugged 17 hits led by Garnett and Freeze to rout Newark Teamsters 17-1 in District 57 Little League. Mark Gonsalves earned the win and Fred Hague went 4 for 5 with doubles as Fremont American championArmont Construction looms next in semifinal at Mission San Jose field.
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Foster Freeze
Fremont National King Teamsters
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Fremont
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Freezers
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Freeze
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Mark Gonsalves
Fred Hague
Hague
Fremont Firemen Lose Lead in Lopsided Baseball Game
Foster Freeze Teamsters explode for eight runs in the third and fourth frames to rout Fremont National’s reps 17 to 6. Houghton hits a grand slam, while Gonsalves fanned eight in a dominant pitching performance as Foster dominates the late innings and cruises to the victory.
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Houghton
Ship of Hope
Foster Freeze Teamsters AB RH AB Rok
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Conkin
Dcampbel
Reeser
White
Butier
Freitas
Jardine
Foster Freeze
Feamsters
Aoe
SSS
Agnew 7-Up Advances to Newark Final in 10-2 Win
Agnew 7-Up reached the District 57 championship game in Milpitas with a 10-2 semifinal victory over Milpitas Mets. Mike Gill hit a first inning homer with a man aboard, and Bob Darby homered with one on in the sixth. Agnew will advance directly to Saturday’s final at Newark after one win and one forfeit.
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Milpitas Mets
Agnew
Newark
Mike Gill
Bob Darby
Stidham
Everson
Gill
Minigawa
Darby
Colts Win Battle of Brother Batteries in Coast League
Newark Colts topple Newark Square 54 to 5 as brothers Leon and Frank Julian form the winning battery and Steve and Gary Richmond take the loss. Alameda defeated the Giants 10 to 6 behind Kirk Gamble who doubled for the lone extra base hit and fanned 11. Russell's Market beat Kiwanis Pirates 4 to 0 as Joe Padilla struck out 11 and went 3-for-3 with three runs.
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Newark Square
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Frank Julian
Steve
Gary Richmond
Colts
Ning Bulge
Rick Ramirez
Russell
Kiwanis Pirates
Joe Padilla
Padilla
Alameda
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Gambie
ASG
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Julian
Osborne Lumber
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Ahi Ono
Lutes
Persinger
Shot
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Radio Log: Giants Versus Pirates Set for KSFO Broadcast
Radio log lists a 4 45 p m Wednesday Giants vs Pittsburgh on KSFO 560 and a Thursday 2 10 p m Giants game schedule. The entry notes a baseball broadcast lineup with upcoming Giants coverage.
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Giants
Pittsburgh
KSFO
Auto pulls away with big fifth to win
Dan Elliott lines a single to spark a three run fifth for Fremont Auto as Ricky Rogers doubles and Kent Kessinger drives in two. Rogers wins it with eight strikeouts, allowing one walk as Fremont Auto builds a lead and finishes strong against Fremont Firemen.
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Dan Elliott
Ricky Rogers
Tom Paine
Joe le Houillier
Kent Kessinger
Rogers
Auto Crew
FEI Southern
Fremont Firemen
Fremont Auto
Nca
Lockhart
Trevino
Rogers and Armaz
Fleury Dumped From Top Spot In Centerville
Mike Boyer struck out 11 while tossing a two hitter and doubled to star Fremont Auto Dealers in a 10-2 win over Fleury in Centerville National Little League. Robbie Diggie added two doubles as the Auto Dealers surged into first place with makeups looming.
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Fremont Auto Dealers
Centerville
Fleury
Robbie Diggie
Auto Dealers
Besco
Centerville National
Ee Fleury Trucking Ooo
Mungo
Vargas
Bearce
Boyer
Hotaling
Diggle
Ex Raider Retires After Trade To Jets
Joe Krakoski safety for the Jets announces retirement after being acquired from the Raiders in the January trade. He leaves professional football joining a list of players changing teams midseason. Krakoski starred previously for the Raiders before moving to New York via the trade.
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Raider
Peekskill
N.Y
UPI
Joe Krakoski
New York Jets
Oakland Raiders
Frazier Faces Chuvalo on Boxing Tonight at 7
TV log lists Joe Frazier versus George Chuvalo scheduled for 7 p.m. with boxing details marked 8 10 12.
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Joe Frazier
George Chuvalo
Billie Jean King and Ashe win clay court matches
Wimb ledon champion Billie Jean King defeated Ginger Pfeiffer 6 1 6 1 in Milwaukee amid fog as she pursues the first national clay court title. Arthur Ashe Jr top seed won his second singles by beating Dasjit Singh 6 1 6 2 at the Town Club. Nancy Richey and Cliff Richey, from Texas, also won their matches. Casals and Fretz advanced, with Bartkowicz DFin, Kellmeyer, and Harter among top seeds posting victories.
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Gec
Billie Jean* King
Lake Michigan Fog
Ginger Pfeiffer
Arthur Ashe Jr
United States
India
Dasjit Singh
Nancy
Cliff Richey
Texas
Mrs. King
Tammy
Peaches Bartkowicz
Stephanie de Fina
Peachy +Kellmeyer
Kathleen Harter
Raiders Hold Two-A-Day Drills. Daniels Still Out
Santa Rosa reports Oakland Raiders begin two-a-day workouts without Clem Daniels and Ari Powell. Powell was traded to Buffalo, Daniels seeks a richer contract after rushing 801 yards last season. Daniels claims he won’t attend camp until his terms meet his demands, costing him roughly $100 daily in fines. Coach Rauch says no contact with Daniels has been made.
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Oakland Raiders
Clem Daniels
Ari Powell
Powell
Buffalo
Daniels
Raider
Clem
Lonborg First To Win 13 This Season For Red Sox
Jim Lonborg became the majors first 13 game winner this season with a five hit 10 strikeout parse of Baltimore guiding Boston to a 6 2 victory over the Orioles for their fifth straight American League win The win moved Boston three games behind first place Chicago as the White Sox played later in California Jim Nash and Jack Aker combined on a three hitter for Minnesota while Earl Wilson pitched a five hit shutout and doubled in two runs for Detroit in a 5 2 win over Washington
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Orioles
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Bosox
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California
Jim Nash
Jack Aker
Renee
Harrelson
Minnescity
Kansas City Athletics
Rae Escape Mixon
Nash
Aker
Minnesota
Earl Wilson
Lonborg
Ryan McNally
Detroit Tigers
Wash-wat
Pater
Bunker
Ington
Detroit
Oaks Ducats Go On Sale
The Oakland Oaks announce season tickets for 30 home games at 121.30, 108, and 81 with a 50 percent deposit option. Partial payments are due with the balance on Oct 1, 1967. Checks or money orders payable to Oakland Oaks at First Western Building, 1330 Broadway, Suite 1121, Oakland 94612.
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Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
First Western
Broadway
St Edward's Beats FMC in Fast First Inning Rally
St Edward's scored four runs in the first inning and built a quick lead to defeat FMC 63 at M. D. Silva. Schott tripled and singled, Wice added a hit for the winners, while Bozzi had two singles. For FMC Montes and Gordon each had two safeties. De Mello, Schott, Bozzo, Coburrubia and De Mello also singled in the opening frame.
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Newark Sloitch
FAC
M. D. Silva
Schott
Wice
Bozzi
Montes
Gordon
FMC
de Mello
Bozzo
Coburrubia
Impossibles Rally to Beat Tigers in Petite League
Belinda Baker led the Impossibles with a homer and a single as they defeated the Tigers 15 to 13 in Fremont Petite League. Debbie Burger doubled and singled, Kathy Kiersted and Vera Hintz added two singles each, and Baker and Hintz supplied key hits.
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Belinda Baker
Debbie Burger
Impossibles
Fremont
America Europe Track Meet Televised On NBC
The American Broadcasting Company won exclusive US TV rights to the first North America Europe track meeting set in Montreal. The event features top track and field stars from both continents and will be aired Saturday August 12 between 5 and 6 30 pm.
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New York
UPI
American Broadcasting Company
Montreal
Two Continents
Californian Ed Burke Wins Dublin Hammer Throw Title
Ed Burke of California won the hammer at the Dublin meet with a 224 feet 8 1/2 inch throw at John F. Kennedy Stadium on Tuesday night. Judy Pollock of Australia captured the women's 440 yard run in 53.4 seconds.
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Ed Burke
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Judy Pollock
Australia
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