Letters Gets Belmont Revenge Against Majestic Prince
Arts And Letters defeats Majestic Prince by 12 lengths in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Braulio Baeza rides the winner as record Belmont attendance watches Prince fail to complete the Triple Crown. Dike runs third, with Distray last among six. Arts And Letters earns $174,050. Rokeby Stable increases total earnings to $537,000.
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Citation
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McLain Shuts Out Athletics 2-0 as Cash homers
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain fires a complete game two run shutout of Oakland defeating the Athletics 2 to 0. Cash belted his ninth homer in the fourth inning while Kaline and Dobson contributed key early RBI plays in the victory.
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Marichal Returns To Check Phils 3 1 Victory
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal limited the Philadelphia Phillies to one run as the Giants won 3 1. Bobby Bonds drove in San Francisco runs, and Willie McCovey supplied a homer and key hits. The Phillies stranded runners and dropped their seventh straight. Turk Farrell took the loss while Gary Johnson earned the win.
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Woody Fryman
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Ray Sadecki
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Gledhill Leads South County in CIF Track Finals at UCLA
Los Angeles report says Patllc High sprinter Jon Gledhill was the sole scorer for South County at the CIF Track and Field Championships on the UCLA campus, drawing 12,340 spectators. The event featured the 518L meet title.
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Track stars lead state meet as records fall
The article details a California prep track meet with standout performances. Reynaldo Brown led in high jump and Steve Smith nearly hit a state best in the 120 hurdles. Marked by state records, Rob Robinson’s and Marc White’s events are described as strong, with multiple schools represented and several records challenged or broken.
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Castro Valley
Bill Hemmett
Steve Smith
South Torrance
Robert Pullard
Los Ange
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Jackie ‘Pence
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Santa
Anna
Albert
Hearvey
Alan Woelsch
Hayward
Jnals
Ley
Los Angeles
Roose
Jerry Wilson
Roosevelt
Fresno
Willie
Jingon
el Centro
Wilson
Raiders and Cowboys to stage rookie game in Oakland Coliseum
Oakland and Dallas schedule a rookie game at the Coliseum on July 21. Eldridge Dickey will start at quarterback for the Raiders with Ken Stabler backing him. Roger Staubach leads the Cowboys. Dallas touts Richmond Flowers and Cal Hill as big acquisitions while Oakland highlights Art Thoms George Buehler Lloyd Edwards and Ruby Jackson. Season ticket holders have first seat option.
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Ken Stabler
Alabama
Dickey
Roger Staubach
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Don Meredith
Craig Morton
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Richmond Flowers
Cal Hill
Yale
Flowers
Tennessee
Raider
Art Thoms
Syracuse
George Buehler
Stanford
Lloyd Edwards
San Diego State
Ruby Jackson
New Mexico
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Baseball Broadcast Log Highlights Giants and A’s Games
Radio log lists KSFO 12 40 p m Giants versus Philadelphia and KNBR 11 10 a m A s against Detroit with station details. The note records two afternoon baseball broadcasts for San Francisco stations.
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Beard Stays In Lead At Western Open In Wet Round
Frank Beard built a late surge to move three under par and take a two stroke lead with 18 holes remaining at the Western Open. Rain and lightning halted play with 39 players still to finish as Beard and Gay Brewer shared the overall lead amid stormy conditions.
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Bob Rue
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Jerry Abbott
Dick Hart
Charles Sttora
John Lote Ma Mac NicLendon
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Liane Hebert
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Tena Grier
Janes
Thee Howls Johnson
Bill Ogden
Bob Eastwood
AL Mangert
Bob Filipson
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dewill Weaver
Wayne Vottmer
Dave Stockton
Dim King
al David Shuster
Charles Montalbano
Jack Montgomery
Jip Pleard
Butch Baird
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Tag Champs Edgeed by Challengers in Cow Palace Card
In San Francisco Peter Maivia and Klondike Bill toppled world tag champs Kimi Shibuya and Mr. Saito in the Cow Palace finale but the champions retained the title. Ray Stevens defended the U S Heavyweight title by taking two of three falls from Curtis Lauken. Other results included Bill Miller over Johny Kostas Pep per Gomez over The Mummy Chris Markoff over Don Chuy Lou Parante over The Alaskan and Pat Barrett over Tom Barrens.
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Mr. Saito
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Johny Kostas
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Chris Markoff
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