Huskies Favored To Take MVAL Golf Title Today
The Washington High golf team, unbeaten in seven league dual meets, seeks the Mission Valley Athletic League Tournament title at 1 p.m. today at Silver Pinto Golf Club. Led by Mike Powers, they face a strong challenge from Mission San Jose which holds a 6-2 MVAL record.
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Clippers Fall 2 0 To Setubal In Oakland Tourney
In sunny Palo Alto fields the California Clippers lost 2 0 to Vitoria Setubal of Portugal. Ernesto Figueiredo opened the scoring for Setubal at 6 33 and Jacinto Joao added a header at 41 05 to seal the win.
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Golden Gate Handicap at Golden Gate Fields features ten sprinters
Ten two year old colts race in the Golden Gate Handicap at Golden Gate Fields with Florida Rulah, King's Balcony, Little Poupon and others set to start in the 20000 dollar stakes named Naryik or similar. The field includes Thump Coup De Main and Glory for the running. The meet is in progress as Monaco Grand Prix coverage continues.
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Drake Stakes Preview For 10 Fleet Freshmen Race
The article previews the Campanile Handicap with 20 females nominated, led by Peggy's World, and mentions top contenders King’s Balcony Coup De Main and riders Angel Valenzuela. It notes the six furlong sprint, 1:09 pace last year, and funds raised for cattle.
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Snoopy to Open Summer Hockey School in Santa Rosa
The World Famous Hockey Player from Peanuts fame announced Snoopy will run a summer hockey school starting August 13 at Redwood Arena in Santa Rosa. Creator Charles M Schultz owner of the arena joins in, along with Fred Glover coach of the Oakland Seals and Tim Ryan Seals PR head. The program will run one line schedule in inaugural year with plans for lodging and longer stays in coming years.
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Braves Carty Reinjures Self in Brief Outing
Montreal dispatch reports Atlanta Braves outfielder Rico Carly attempted a return to a full game after two seasons but exited in the third inning with an injury, extending the club’s injury woes.
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Kolff Likely to Coach Pistons in Shakeup
DETROIT reported by UPI that Bill Van Breda Kolff, 46, of the Los Angeles Lakers, may become the Detroit Pistons head coach after obtaining a release from the Lakers. The Los Angeles Times notes a meeting with owner Jack Kent Cooke cleared the way for the possible move, though nothing is final.
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Continental League schedules 138 games for 1963 season
The Continental Football League approved a 138 game schedule for 1963 starting next August. Playoffs will pit divisional winners the weekend of November 28 with the title game set for December 5. Pacific meets Texas in the Pacific Division, Atlantic faces Central, then finalists meet for the championship. A players pool guarantees at least 25,000 dollars with a 15,000 dollar increase over last year.
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Husky Meredith Leads MVAL Batting Race at 467
Fremont Washington catcher Greg Meredith tops the Mission Valley Athletic League batting standings with a .467 average. Newark pitcher Wayne Miller posts a .425 clip with 17 hits in 40 at bats. Dennis Forrest of James Logan sits third with a .396 mark after an ankle injury. Irvington’s Bob Menefee and JFK’s Paul Davis rank among top first basemen, while Steve Popst and Jim Rose boost Newark Knights with .323 and .318 averages respectively.
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Death Claims Cubs Executive Pants Rowland at 91
Clarence Pants Rowland, honorary vice president of the Chicago Cubs and manager of the 1917 world champions, died Saturday night at age 91. He long had been associated with the club, including his Stanford days and later frontline roles, with the team remembering his long service and impact on Chicago baseball.
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