O'Dowd Set To Open Catholic League Campaign At Home
Oakland Bishop O'Dowd High hosts Moreau of Hayward to begin its 1968 Catholic Athletics League campaign after drawing a first round bye. In a prior non league action Amador of Pleasanton beat Amador in a 3-1 game powered by Dan Mays who homered twice and added a single for a 3-for-4 day.
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Lema Suits Transferred To Indiana
Suits seeking more than 3 million damages for the plane crash deaths of golfer Tony Lema and his wife were moved to federal court in Indianapolis from Dallas. Filed by First National Bank of Dallas as executor of the Lema Estate, the actions name Joliet Airport Service and Mainline Aviation Inc. of Joliet, alleging negligence. the crash occurred July 24, 1968, and the case now awaits a judge to decide jurisdiction.
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Chabot Track Meet Postponed After MLK Death
The Chabot College Contra Costa track meet was called off yesterday due to the death of Dr Martin Luther King. It will be rescheduled for next Tuesday at 3 p.m. on the Gladiator track.
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Oakland A's in Grapefruit League chase for spring glory
In Birmingham and Winter Haven the Oakland Athletics duel Reds and Red Sox as Charles Finley watches. Gosger hits a ninth inning homer to edge Cincinnati after Campaneris and others spark a late rally. rookie C Regie Jackson may win a job in right field.
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Indians Rally Past Giants 5 4 As Marichal Struggles
San Francisco drops a 5 4 decision to Cleveland at San Diego Homers and RBIs by Tommy Harper Duke Sims Vic Davalillo Leon Wagner and Larry Brown fueled the Indians offense in the fifth inning while Marichal faltered five runs charged in that frame Seaver pitched five scoreless for the Mets against the Angels and will start Tuesday for New York at San Diego Balboa Stadium hosted the game before a crowd of 18612 and distinctly featured Willie Mays and Yaz in the stands.
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HGC Gains Zone Golf Title Round
HGC and Mira Vista led a field of Bay Area clubs in the Northern California Zone golf championship preview at Spyglass. The eventYesterday featured HGC quartets and rival foursomes from Mira Vista El Cerulo San Jose Country Club and Alameda Municipal with mixed scores and a strong finish by Mira Vista.
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Larry Anderson
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Alameda Municipal
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Robert Garge
Robert Bell
Roy O'Flyng
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Alameda
Lakers Beat Warriors In Postponed Playoff Opener
Lakers rout the Warriors 113-95 in the Forum to open the best of seven series after a day of mourning postponement. Goodrich and West led L A with 17 and 12 points respectively, while Mullins and Elgin Baylor faced tight defense as San Francisco struggled from the floor.
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Major sports events postponed after Dr King’s death
Postponements hit baseball and basketball as national mourning and unrest spread. The Senators and Twins opener shifted to Tuesday. Cubs opener moved to Wednesday. Astros front opening canceled the exhibition with Minnesota. NBA Eastern Division final game between Celtics and 76ers moved to Wednesday. NASL and ABA games also delayed with details to come. Cathedral road race postponed indefinitely. Cincinnati Reds Cubs game postponed after mayor calls for observance.
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Granatelli Loses Bid to Enter Turbine Indy Car
Federal Judge Willian Steckler denied Granatelli and STP’s request to restore 1967 turbine car rules and USAC membership for SEP and Granatelli. He urged resumption of racing relations and noted unresolved questions over engine compliance and STP car modifications with an April 15 entry deadline looming for the 1968 race.
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Andy” Granatelli
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Casper Leads But Washout Halts Greensboro Open
In Greensboro North Carolina Dilly Casper saw his sole lead disappear as rain washed out the second round of the Greater Greensboro Open Julius Beros shared the lap lead with Casper after a 68 left him at nine under 133 The delay also halted play for others including Arnold Palmer Jack McGowan and the field as organizers planned two more rounds on Sunday or possibly one if the field is large.
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Fla
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Ref Upheld in Squabble Over Kings Seals Call
Montreal AP Clarence Campbell, NHL president, said that referee Wicks erred in disallowing a third period goal by the Los Angeles Kings against the Oakland Seals. Kings owner Kent Cooke had complained of a blown chance at first place in the West Division as the game ended in a 3-2 tie. The Kings finished the regular season one point behind Philadelphia.
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Poor Jerry Favored For Ellis Match
Oakland crowd favored Jerry Quarry over Jimmy Ellis in a heavyweight title bout at the Coliseum Arena on April 27. The wagering showed Quarry as the favorite, despite Ellis’ prior three losses in the World Boxing Association tournament and Quarry’s knockout win two seconds before the end of the 12th round.
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Leolis Marlin
Las Vegas
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Collseura Arena
California sweeps BYU in doubleheader rout
California opened the twin bill with a five run first inning as Greg Pallon singled and the Golden Bears powered past Brigham Young in the first game. In the nightcap California continued the dominance to complete the doubleheader sweep over BYU in Berkeley.
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Celtics rally past 76ers 127 118 in Garden
Boston climbs to lead in the best of seven as underdog Celtics surge in Philadelphia at the Spectrum. Bill Russell and teammates answered late threats, delivering a decisive win over the defending NBA champions 127 to 118.
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Jensen Resigns from Sanose State for ASU SID Post
Jensen resigns as sports information director at Sanose State after three years to take the same role at Arizona State University. He replaces Dick Mutling, who served six years and moved to a public relations post with a new Phoenix NBA team.
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Nordy Jensen
Sanose State
Arizona State University
Jensen
Dick Mutling
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