John’s Flashback Topples A’s 6-2 in Oakland Loss
Chicago White Sox starter John delivered six strong innings allowing only infield hits until a two run seventh. Oakland's Jim Nash struggled early, and Bert Campaneris provided the A’s lone notable hit as Chicago prevailed 6-2 before 20,205 at the Coliseum.
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Coody clings to lead at Cleveland Open golf
Charles Coody maintained his lead after the third round of the Cleveland Open at Aurora Country Club. He shot 71 to reach 202 for 54 holes, despite two bogeys, while Bruce Crampton carded 69 to stand second at 204. John Lehlee at 206 and Gardner Dickinson at 207 follow as Palmer posted a 66.
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Crockett Upsets Carlos in 100 Yard Dash Shock
Navy Crockett wins the 100 in 9.2 seconds at the National meet, upsetting world record holder John Carlos who finishes narrowly behind. Carlos fights a late surge as Crockett from Lexington, Kentucky takes the lead and gains the victory amid a tight, winded final.
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County Fair Opens Stakes Eligible In Four Race Prep
Pleasanton opening day at Alameda County Fair features four races with six stakes contenders. Three year olds vie in The City of Alameda Purse and $7,500-added Pleasanton Stakes on July 12, plus $5,000-added Director's Stakes on July 5. Notables include Cardiff Jester Native Fleet and Lucky P. J. with Jack Robinson aboard in the Inaugural Purse.
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Sunday sports slate with multiple events listed
The listing outlines a packed Sunday schedule including Giants versus Redlegs at 10 45 a m and football action at 12 30 p m plus track national championships golf and roller events throughout the day. A Monday auto racing entry is noted at 8 30 p m.
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Santa Clara Swim Club Dominates San Leandro Invitational
Santa Clara swimmers swept multiple events at Chabot College with Brian Job setting a Pacific AAU record in the 100-meter breaststroke. Lynn Vidali and Ani Tasnady led women’s events, while Mike Masarie and Doug Windes paced men’s sprints. Final day features trials and finals with baseball overlaps from Giants and A’s broadcasts.
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Raiders Hire PR Director Grimes Named Public Relations Chief
Oak-Tom Grimes, 32, ex Miami sportswriter and AFL publicity official, is named director of public relations for the Oakland Raiders. He played key publicist roles for the Miami Dolphins in 1967-68 and holds a University of Miami degree in education and journalism. Raiders season-ticket holders have until July 1 to order seats for the rookie game against the Dallas Cowboys, to be played July 21 at 8 p.m. at the Coliseum.
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McCovey belts grand slam as Giants trample Reds 12 8
Willie McCovey homered twice including a first inning grand slam to pace the San Francisco Giants to a 12 8 victory over Cincinnati. Gaylord Perry starts for SF in the final game of the set as Cincinnati's George Culver hopes for a turnaround.
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