Indians ew war paint upset Cal in Bay area meet
Meet wind hindered times as Stanford and Cal faced a close dual. Meredith bounced 49 4 and Don Kardeng clocked 4 03 31 in the meter as Cal led early but Stanford pulled even with double winners in sprint and distance.
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Cal
Drew
Brown
Meredith
Jim Fraser
Fraser
Stanford
Chuck Francis
Don Kardeng
Galifurnia
Steve Rogasfhird
Shaiford
Payton Derdan
Weekend sports wrap fills rain drenched pages with turmoil
The piece chronicles scattered notes from the Stanley Cup Playoffs and rookie camps, trades involving Jerry Lucas and Mike Epstein, and A's and Senators deals as reporters lament limited space. It mentions public interest in high school results and upcoming Saturday editions, with quotes about team loyalties and the press’s constraints.
Monzon ka goes Nino MuNPR CARLO schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a calendar page with a planned event or match. The readable bits list names and places loosely, but no clear dates or outcomes are established. The text quality prevents a definitive summary of persons, organizations, or events.
Coody holds slim Nelson lead as Trevino Nicklaus close in
Masters champion Charles Coody clung to a one stroke edge after three rounds of the Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Dallas. Trevino Nicklaus and Palmer chased within one to three strokes while Coody battled steady greens and late three putts in a steamy day at Preston Trail.
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Charles Coody
Byron Nelson
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Coody
Herero Blancas
Trevino
Nicklaus
Preston Trial
Aui
Coady
Palmer
Gene Liller
Frank Beard
Gilby Gilbert
Ted Hayes
Bob Stone
Hayes
Stone
Treving
Blancas
Casdy
A's acquire Knowles in key West Coast trade
Oakland fills bullpen with a left handed reliever as part of a late Friday night swap. Epstein, Cal’s all time batting leader, returns from Washington with Mincher becoming a West Coast favorite. Williams says the deal strengthens the club as rain postpones the doubleheader with Baltimore.
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Fant Lindalad
Vesternate
Charles C. Finley
Knowles
Epstein
Mincher
Cal
California
Stockton
Washington
Frank Moward
Twe
West Coast
Los Angeles
A’s
Dick Williams
Braves Rally Past Giants In Candlestick Shutout Bid
Atlanta uses an eighth inning burst to defeat San Francisco 5 2 at Candlestick Park. Aaron Hyron Bryant delivered a three run homer after Clete Noyer contributed a two run shot as Dusty Baker and Ralph Garr opened with singles. Mays homered for the Giants and Ron Reed earned the win while Cecil Upshaw closed out the game.
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San Francisco Giant
Hon Bryant
Clete Noyer
Henry Aaron
Boyer
Aaron
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Giants
Cardleshex Park
Braves
Steve Stone
Rich Robertson
Pat Jarvis
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Marty Perez
Bayer
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Ralph Garr
Johnson
Candlestick Park
Walle Mays
Ken Henderson
Mays
Henderson
Ron Reed
Vietory
Cecil Upshaw
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