Outsider Rebel's Crust wins Jimmie Jacobs Memorial at Sonoma
Rebel's Crust, a 15-1 outsider owned by Toney and Ragland, edged Benidorm on the inside at the stretch to win the Jimmie Jacobs Memorial Purse at the Sonoma County Fair. Benidorm second in a field of 10 three-year-olds. Helectro third and Precipidad fourth. Time 1:28 1-5 for seven furlongs. Rebel's Crust paid $30.80.
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Santa Rosa Handicap Wednesday Selections Listed
Santa Rosa Handicap on Wednesday July 26 with post time 1 15 p m and selections shown in handicapper preference order The brief notes clear and fast indicate standard race details and betting guidance for the program and bettors.
College grid drills may start August first
NCAA announces early practice allowed for some schools due to calendar alignment. Walter Byers says teams opening Sept 16 may begin Aug 1 with pre season sessions permitted 16 days before first intercollegiate game. About 273 colleges affected. 40 schools starting Sept 9 can begin Aug 24.
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Namath Taped Left Leg After Practice Strain
Jets quarterback Joe Namath suffered a strained tendon below the left kneecap during a Tuesday workout in Peekskill. His leg was heavily taped as he returned to practice, with Dr. James Nicholas noting no fundamental injury and attributing the strain to pushing off on the left foot.
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Europe Title Taken From Mildenberger
Karl Mildenberger of Germany was stripped of his European heavyweight title by the European Boxing Union on a Tuesday decision tied to his World Boxing Association elimination bout. He trains at Bad Soden ahead of the Sept. 16 fight with Argentine Oscar Bonavena and railed at the ruling as a robbery.
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New Zealand Pro Wins Links Duel at St Andrews
Bob Charles of New Zealand defeated Deane Beman of Bethesda Maryland by one stroke in a two man 37000 golf tournament at St Andrews. Charles sank a 15 foot putt on the final hole for a 70 to win while Beman finished with 71.
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Swingers top Chargers as Karla Kube stars with homer
Karla Kube led the Swingers to a 12 to 7 victory over the Chargers in Fremont Girls Petite League. She collected four hits including a homer and three singles, with Judy Lukaikis adding four singles and Debbie Krouse three more hits.
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Girls From Uncle Ride Fillies Dominate Fremont in League Win
The Girls From Uncle bombed the Fremont Fillies 17 to 2 in a Fremont Girls Petite League game. Terry Dahlgren and Terry LaTrelle doubled for GFU as their team cruised to a lopsided victory.
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Fremont Babe Ruth Nines Set For Finals Showdowns
Fremont National faces Hayward Continental and Fremont American meets Hayward San Lorenzo in 5 p.m. Babe Ruth All-Star action at Pacific High. Winners advance to bracket finals Friday with a best two out of three series set for Saturday and Sunday.
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Eckersley paces second straight no hitter in blowout win
Dennis Eckersley pitched his second consecutive no hitter as World Airways routed Moose Lodge 12-0 in the Fremont Baseball Inc Northern Majors. He drove in seven runs with two homers including a third inning two on shot and a sixth inning grand slam while fanning 16 and walking one.
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FMC Defeats Lido Tow 7-5 In Slo Pitch
FMC led from start to finish to defeat Lido Tow 7-5 in a New ark Recreation Dept Slo Pitch League softball game at M. D. Silva School playground. Walden homered for FMC and Silva homered for Lido Tow.
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Lido Tow
Newark
Irvington Body Shop Opens Leisure Softball With Win
Irvington Body Shop opened Fremont Recreation Dept Open League play with a 2-1 victory over Newark TV. Floyd Mori had a triple and double while Ron Means added a double and single. Frank Muller contributed two doubles for Newark TV.
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Canada Defeats Cuba 2 1 in Pan American soccer melee
In Winnipeg Canada edged Cuba 2 1 as a mass melee erupted late in the Pan American Games soccer match. One Cuban player was expelled and Cuba’s Verded sent off after the scuffle while captain Baird helped maintain order.
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Newark American Upsets Newark National In District 57
Newark American stunned Newark National 8 to 6 to reach the District 57 All-Star tournament semifinals at Milpitas Little League field. Garnett Houghton Mark Gonzales and Don Rowlands combined for most of Newark American’s offense with three at bats each and nine of twelve hits between them as the team rallied from a 6 1 deficit.
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Don Cady
Fremont Foel Vie In Semis In District 57 Little League
Fremont National routed Niles Centerville 19 to 0 while Fremont American edged Mission San Jose National 2 to 1 to reach the District 57 semifinal at Newark High. The winner advances to face either Newark American or Agnew for the championship and a spot in Saturday’s sectional.
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Early rally trims Newark American deficit in regional game
Trailing 6 to 1, Newark American narrowed Newark National’s lead to 6 3 in the third. Gonzales lined a single to center to score Houghton after a left field base hit. Rowlands hit a 250 foot shot over center for Newark American to cut the margin to 6 3 in the fourth. Pat Foster scored on Houston’s second error of the inning as Newark American closed to 6 4. Then, it happened.
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Houston
Gateway Clip Makes Easy Aqueduct Win
Gateway Clip per, a 35 1 longshot from Golden Triangle Stable, led at halfway and won the featured allowance race at Aqueduct by five lengths over Devotedly, Tuesday.
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UPI
Golden Triangle Stable
Chiefs Trim Roster To 61 After Two-A-Day Practice
The Kansas City Chiefs reduced to 61 players by placing five rookies on waivers and moving rookie Charlie Noggle from quarterback to running back. Small injuries marred the session with Hatch Rosdahl out several weeks after knee ligament damage and Roy Davis Sandy Stephens Kit Colvin sidelined briefly.
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Agnew Chooses 1-Hitter In District 57 All-Star Win
Cameron Agnew pitched a neat one-hitter to lead Agnew to a 30 win over Milpitas in District 57 Little League All-Star Tournament quarter-final. The victory advances the Agnew squad to face Newark American, 8 6 winner over Newark National, in Milpitas tomorrow. Gill hit a homer for Agnew.
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Newark Grid Physicals Today
Physicals for fall athletes will be held in the Newark High gym at 2 p.m. today. Athletic director Ron Walters announced. The meeting includes all varsity and frosh soph football players.
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