Schmidt brothers pace Mission San Jose baseball team
Mission San Jose High School coach Rob Ingebretson elevates Ken and Steve Schmick as a dominant pitcher catcher duo shaping the Warriors rotation. Ingebretson credits their control and variety, notes Steve’s cross fire and slider, Ken’s quick calls and catching, and highlights their close 3-1 loss to Washington with Eckersley on the mound. The brothers, playing together eight years, lead by example on defense and on the bases.
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Knights seek seventh straight as JFK visits Newark
Newark Knights, 6-2 in the MVAL, host John F. Kennedy at 3:30 p.m. seeking a seventh straight win behind Garnett Houghton on the mound. Kennedy, 2-6, relies on Jerry Mitchell who pitched a one hitter earlier, with Larry Snyder starting for Newark and contributions from Aguiar, Hester, and Mitchell on offense. Washington battles Mission San Jose in another league clash as Irvington visits James Logan and Kennedy plays Newark.
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Browns hire trailblazing Black coach for assistant role
The Browns sign Alva Tabor from Southern University as assistant coach, making him the first full-time Black coach in the club. He will lead the Browns' specialty units and join the NFL squad today.
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SMU golf coach denies racial barrier at Royal Oaks
SMU coach Bithy Martindale denies a racial barrier affecting recruitment at Royal Oaks Country Club. He says a golfer Lee Carter’s comments were misinterpreted and SMU policy remains unaffected by race. Athletic director Hayden Fry backs the program’s history of inclusive recruiting.
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A’s Return Home for Opening Stand Against Yankees
Oakland hosts New York to start a key home stand after a soggy East trip. Ken Holtzman faces peterson as Steve Kling and Cuellar Hunter set up next day’s rematch. Vida Blue debut hinted for the A’s.
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A's Prep For Doubleheader As McLain Kekich Face Shuffle
Sports editor recounts upcoming scheduling and rotations for the Oakland Athletics. Denny McLain and Mike Kekich expected to start in one game with Holtzman, Hunter, and McLain in the regular rotation. John Odom may take the fourth spot in the doubleheader opener against Milwaukee. Details cover bullpen success led by Rollie Fingers and Bob Locker, Donald Knowles scoreless stretch, and knothole day promotions. The piece notes a lighter April schedule and the club's 11 games, plus a humorous aside about Muhammad Ali coverage.
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Foreman Paez weigh in ahead of May 11 desert bout
George Foreman and Miguel Paez, the heavyweight contenders for the May 11 Coli seum Arena bout, schedule a 1 to 5 pm mock weigh-in and autograph session at Southland Shopping Mall tomorrow. Foreman, 1968 heavyweight champion and Pan American title holder, also conducts a public workout today at Babe Griffin gym in San Jose.
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Pillsbury trout bites dominate weekend reports
Lake Pillsbury yields most trout to trollers with 10 to 12 inch fish and many limits while Lake Chabot reports rainbows to 19 inches for shore and boat anglers. Del Valle and Merced areas see plants and steady limits with bass catches and deep water trolling noted.
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