Nichols and Littler Contend at Sedgefield in Rainy Round
Casper Nichols shot 69 to finish two under par at 4 krav Sedgefield Country Club, with birdies on 12 and 17 and an eagle bid on 17. Phil Littler also carded five birdies in his first tour appearance since February. Miller Barber and Al Geiberger rallied to join the leaders as Boras struggled in the gusting rain.
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National Open Tennis Four Tournaments Set For 1951
The USLTA selects four open events for the year after bids from cities including Dallas and Woodlong. Forest Hills and Woodlong Club contend for hosting rights with Cleveland also bidding for a $100,000 August tournament. A committee will award the four meets by April 22 with possible bans if events cluster east of the Hudson.
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International Lawn| Tennis Federation
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Robert Kel
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Kelleher
Woodlong
Hudson River
Cleveland
Bob Malaga
USLTA
Alameda round leads and standings from race event
Round summaries show riders from Chabot College and Castlewood competing for top totals. Leaders include Velasquez and Miller with teams from Newark and Hayward, while Leach defends from Novato High. Commuters standings list LaMontagne, Taylor, Morris, and Kellaty among others after three rounds.
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Chabot Callage
Paul Miller
Willian Reid
Jim Yelland
Castlewood
Inday Nay Leach
Novato High
Roland LaMontagne
Fort Rerler
Harry Taylor
Wan
Gary Variety
A — Ban Kellaty
Asin Yalland
Caatievon
Cal State sweeps Sonoma in Western conference doubleheader
Cal State swept Sonoma State in a Far Western Conference doubleheader losing the first five for the Pioneers and plowing the nightcap 13 0. Dick Paster twirled well with Tom Barrettan driving in runs as Cal State moved 5 1 in league play. Stan Clark finished the nightcap as Cal State offense exploded with five runs in the sixth and three more in the seventh.
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Cossacks
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al Mathews
Phyllis
Tom Barrettan
Pioneers
RBI
Starke
Rom’ Liss
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Sonoma
Basement
Prank
Weight
Steve Diatrich
Sono
Mathews
Chapman College
Long
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Stanford
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Sacramento State
Clipper-Mustang Postponed Amid Contingent NASL Deliberations
Oakland Clippers and Chicago Mustang officials planned a meeting today to decide when the North American Soccer League contest can be staged this week. Chicago opens its home season Friday against Cleveland, while the Clippers last beat Boston 2-1 and won’t play again until then. The postponement aims to rest key players Mirko Stojanovic, Dragan Dujkic, and Edgar Marin for healing time.
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Chicago Mustangs
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Harris Wins Third National AAU Boxing Title in Upset Finishes
In Toledo Ronnie Harris of Canton Ohio captured his third straight 132 pound national AAU title by a split decision over Juan Ruiz of Brooklyn. The 19 year old pre med student also claimed the Golden Gloves title last month. Other finals saw Kenny Bazer of New Thetia La dethroning Roland Miller in 112 pounds, Leonard Hutchens of Detroit winning 178 pounds, and George Foreman of Houston taking the heavyweight crown. The Pacific AAU led team honors with four winners.
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Canton
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Ruiz
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Kenny Bazer
New Thetia
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Leonard Hutchens
Detroit
James Parks
Cleveland
Hutchens
Ldeck Parks
Ie Agressor
George Foreman
Houston
Tex
Henry Cramp
Philadelphia
Foreman
Crump
Pacific Aau
Cal ends football season with Hawaii game in Islands
California will close its 198 season with a nontraditionally scheduled game against Hawaii in the Islands instead of a Big Game against Stanford. Coach Tay Willsey says plans may allow 1,000 fans to travel and that future Hawaii games could be scheduled if the venture succeeds.
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University of California
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Islands
University of Hawaii
Cal
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Willsey
Hawii
Hawaii
Killy Races Continues With Mixed Results and Falls
The Governor's Cup event produced a mix of top finishes and mishaps as Killy posted a 2:56.08 after a 1:25.98 lap, with several French riders dominant in the top positions while Rick Chaffee of Rutland placed fifth. An apparent ankle injury felled Kim Hoschler of La Crosse on a gate ride, and the field featured athletes from France Austria Canada Switzerland and the U.S. with detailed times listed for many competitors.
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Huber
Reinhard Tritscher
Rick Chaffee
Rutland
Spider Sableh
Kyhurz
Calif
Kim Hoschler
la Crosse
Wis
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Austrlay
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France
Reinhard Tritzcher
Austriy
Jean-Pierre Augert
Rick Chattee
Vier
Guy Perlllat
Patrick Russell
Barnard Occel
Gerado Mussner
Waly
Dumeng Glevannif
Switzerland
Sotder Sabich
Kyburg
Call
Dennis McCay
Bishop Calif
Jim Huege
Squaw Valley
Calllysb da
Wwomgh i Gerlrude Gabl
Austria
Nancy Greene
Canada
Judy Nagel
Enymelaw
Wash
Frerdy Allen
San Pedro
Isabelle Alle
Franca
Barbara Oehren
Richmond
Sherry Giannis Bishop
A. Erfen Skinger
Stowe
Kargn Budge
Jackson
Wyo
Pally Baydston
U.S
Susan Chafee
Karen Rottente
Mrs Lema to gift Tony Lema golf hole layout
Mrs Clotilda Lema, mother of Jala Tony Lema, will present a picture layout of Tony Lemas 18 favorite golf holes in the United States to the San Leandro Golf Club and the San Leandro Public Library Wednesday night. The SLGC will guard the layout until the Tony Lema Memorial Golf Course and clubhouse are completed, and it will be displayed in the clubhouse trophy room. San Leandro vice mayor Al Kant is to attend the ceremony per SLGC president Charlie Hillis.
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Clotilda Lema
Jala
Tony Lema
Tony
United States
San Leandro Golf Club
San Leandro Public Library
San Leandro GC
Barcelona Soccer Star Dies From Food Poisoning
Barcelona star Julio Cesar Benitez, 27, a Uruguay native and full back for the Barcelona Football Club, died at Red Cross Hospital after kidney and liver poisoning suspected from tainted seafood. The death prompts mourning across Spain and postponement of the Barcelona Real Madrid match to Tuesday.
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Uruguay
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Federation
Benitez
Reall Madrid
State Cup Soccer Begins At Balboa
State Cup action opens at Balboa Stadium in San Francisco with matches against Fresno Valley and Oakland Clippers. The day features two afternoon games including Greek Americans facing Teutonia at 1 30 p m and Scots meeting Grasshoppers amid turf concerns.
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