Newark soph Don Dyer Shows Big Potential In Discus
Newark High coach Keith Yagi profiles Don Dyer a freshman with an 11,205 pound frame and limitless potential in weight events. Dyer has bench pressed 320 pounds and already reached 147 feet in the discus with room to improve toward 180. Yagi expects he may reach the state meet and aims for eight varsity blocks before graduation, with football and track shaping his broad athletic future.
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St Mary’s hires new A D and expands campus sports
St Mary’s College in Moraga will add women students and install Don McKillip as athletic director replacing Mike Cimino. McKillip plans a strong basketball rebuild with 15 scholarships and at least five coach candidates. Football gains a low key nine game schedule and potential NAIA affiliation. He also aims to broaden PE offerings and campus sports facilities. Meanwhile Oscar Robertson said he may join the ABA but won’t play for the Royals next year.
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Big O May Jump to ABA Says Royals Trade Block
Robertson discusses possible jump to ABA with a $125000 offer from Indianapolis. He plans to meet with attorney Jack Brown for a statement next week. Royals GM Joe Axelson says Oscar has not spoken about playing next season and no trades will occur until after playoffs and expansion draft.
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Stanford Falls 7 5 To USC In Riverside Tourney
In Riverside California Stanford pitcher David Lynn misplayed a fly ball allowing two runs as Southern California clinched a 7 5 victory in the fourth annual Riverside National Collegiate Baseball Tournament. USC later faced St Johns in a night game, aiming for a tie with Stanford at 44 tournament wins.
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Graebner dominates in opening Jacksonville Open match
Clark Graebner defeated Richard Russell of Jamaica 7-5 6-3 in the Greater Jacksonville Open round. Nikola Spear beat Lex Hester 6-2 6-2, Tommy Parvin defeated Ron Holmberg 6-1 6-4. Arthur Ashe faced a travel delay amid a slow-down in Australia.
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Bunker Snow win in softball in Newark
Newark girls Ponytail Softball 6-8 division saw Snow and Bunker secure wins. Snow defeated Graham 6-3 as Sharon Fox Cindy Marez and Renee De Long went 4-for-4. Bunker edged Musick 16-15 with seven runs in the fifth and a Teresa Flores homer sealing the win. other homers by Sherry Goodwin Karalee Arbgast and Cathy Patts. Also from New York, Carlos Mark and Rodrigo Valdes set for April 10 bout at Madison Square Garden Felt Forum.
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Stanford sets NCAA relay records at NCAA meet
Stanford's 40 yard medley relay team broke both NCAA and American marks with a 9:24.9 in the first round of the NCAA swimming championships. Indiana led after day one with 89 points, Stanford 69, followed by Southern Cal UCLA Michigan Tennessee. Also, St. Louis Cardinals host Bengals in preseason at Busch Stadium on Aug 22. Cedrick Hardman signed with the 49ers after arriving in San Francisco, term details undisclosed, multi year pact rumored with an $80,000 bonus sought.
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CYO Track Tryouts At Irvington High School
Fremont Santa Paula Catholic Youth Organization schedules track and field tryouts for fourth to eighth graders at Irvington High School next Sunday. Events include sprints, distances, jumps, shot put, and relays for boys and girls. coaching positions open.
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NCAA mat meet scramble shapes title race at Northwestern
At Northwestern University the NCAA wrestling tournament opened with a tight team race after two rounds. Iowa State led Oregon State by one point 26 25 though both squads qualified seven wrestlers for Friday's quarterfinals alongside Oklahoma State with 22 points and five quarterfinalists. Michigan State led with 21 points and eight quarterfinalists as top performers Jeff Lewis of Oregon State and Dan Gable of Iowa State advanced. A stunning upset saw Syracuse’s Hob Rust upset Ben Peterson in the 97 pound class while Arizona’s Yeie Bramit uk defeated Terry Hall in the second round at 148 pounds. In the 187-pound class Oklahoma State’s John Lightner trailed but pinned Penn State’s Ady Matter at 6 42 to spark a comeback. Other leading teams included Iowa 14, Michigan 13, Oklahoma 13, Penn State 12, Northwestern 1, Washington 11, Navy 11 and Ohio University 10. Quarterfinals set for Friday afternoon.
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Ron Mix to Suit Up for Chargers Next Season
San Diego California reports that offensive tackle Ron Mix, a nine year veteran of the American Football League, is expected to play for the San Diego Chargers next season. Mix indicated retirement was not certain and suggested he would reconsider if public office opportunities arose.
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