Louis Brion Bout Draws Large San Francisco Crowd
Aging Joe Louis, a heavy favorite, meets Cesar Brion in a 10 round return bout at the Cow Palace. About 15 000 fans are expected to attend, with gate around $75 000. The fight will not be televised or radio covered, both fighters predict victory, and Louis remains the favored historical champion.
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United Press
SAN Francisco
Joe Louis
Cesar Brion
Cow Palace
de Bellors
Louis
Que Bettlig Erporium
Lows
Brion
Chicago
Kuyo
Puch
Wade
Tean
Grien
Hymie Wallman
Lee Savold
Charles May Wins Legal Fight Today
Charles May expected to triumph as Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott clash over date for return heavyweight title bout. Walcott seeks delay to next summer to promote youth message and secure exhibition money, while Charles demands honoring contract for fight before Oct. 16. Promoter Jim Norris to hear arguments. observers note weight and form fields for both contenders.
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New York
Ezzard Charles
Jersey Joe Walcott
Pappy Walcott
Hut
Charles
Cincinnati
Jersey Joe
Jim Norris
Felix Borchicchio
Walcott
Jersey Jone
Pittsburgh
Dean Nyeing
Bocehicghio
Oaks Extend Streak Bid With 2 1 Win Over Angels
The Acorns host Los Angeles at Sin Pablo Park as Oaks ace Bill Ayers battles Angels foe Fred Baczewski in a rematch after a late rally. Oakland capitalized on two sixth inning runs, aided by Le on Brinkopf’s return and timely Werthley hits, to edge L A 2 to 1. Harrist preserved the lead with a clutch seventh and eighth, while Neill doubled and Brinkopf grounded into a key double play to spark Oakland’s victory push.
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Bob Law
Oakland
Mmoryville
Seraphs
Stan Hack
Leon Brinkopf
Les Peden
Mel Ott
Bill Moison
Karl Harrist
Harrist
Neill
Tom Neill
Layton
Artie Wilson Lelt
Jay Ragni
Brinkopf
Wilson
Angels
Oaks
Doyle Lade
Sthune
Augie Galan
Roy Weatherly
Galan
Johny Jorgensen
Ragni
Bil Talbot
Gene Baker
The
Oak
Hollywood
Angeles
Rohore Byler
Piya Tika
Faffo
Ree Uu
Helis
Indians win and Bosox defeat as Feller shines in majors
Bobby Feller dominated early, leading Cleveland to a 5 3 win over the Senators in Washington to pull within two games of idle New York and a full game ahead of Boston, which fell 6 2 to the Browns. Meanwhile Pitcher Satchel Paige helped Boston win late, and the White Sox dropped 4 2 to Philadelphia as Don Newcombe and Brooklyns continued their string of victories.
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Bobby Felter
Cleveland
Felter
Senators
Washington
Indians
Yankees
Red Sox
Browns
Feller
Mike Garcia
Hobby Avila
Boston
Sateljal Paige
Vee Ned Garyer
Paige
Pilch
White Sox
Athletics
BrooklTyn
Don Newcombe
Cran Pittsburgh
Giants
Cubs
Dodgers? Padres? Rainiers? Pacific Coast league action reported
A San Diegan and umpire's son from Hollywood star in Pacific Coast League drama. Olson led a 4 for 4 effort as Juan Jelthander, for a 2 to 0 victory over the Portland Beavers. Seattle kept its league lead by beating Sacramento 5 to 7, with Schimees driving in six runs via three doubles.
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United Press
San Diegan
Jack Graham
Marvey Storey
Hal Naragon
Seattle
Harald Heeler
Brown
Sacramento
Joe Gordon
Bob Boyd
Ortland
Diego
Rossi
Olson
Novago
San Francisco
Muad
Ann Brault
ElWett
Carcascuel
Laken
Baseball Standings in Mixed 1969 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood leads the Pacific Coast League with a 12 2 edge over San Francisco 2 2 while Los Angeles and San Diego trail. A chaotic recap lists scattered scores and player names amid unclear standings and late game results.
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Hollywood
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Portland
Benito
Sutramento
Seattle
Wollywood
Seamenta
Oainand
Ayers
Burdette
Hallywood
Lingtall
Bestite
Sacramato Clough
Paria
Helser
Yoner
Will Coast League Go Major Status From Washington Hearing
San Francisco Seals owner Paul Fagan says the Pacific Coast League may win major league status after the Washington hearings. West Coast executives urge caution, with leaders like Bill Mulligan of the Portland Beavers and PCL president Clarence Newland weighing the prospects and the push to gain league parity.
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San Francisco
Washington
Paul Fagen
San Francisco Seals
Fagan
Hana
Maui
Hawaiian Island
PCL
Furthvr
Rockies
Pagan
West
West Coast
Bill Mulligan
Portland Beavers
Clarence
Pants) Newland
Smiatl
Ford Frick
Peick
Rowland
Bill Starr
San Diego
Charley Graham
Sactamenta
Donny Mendez
Hollywoods Stars
Sai
Hollywood
Rams Trade Star Pasquariella To Cardinals
Rams announce fullback Ralph Pasquariella, former top Rams draftee from Villanova, has been traded to the Chicago Cardinals for one of their top 1952 draft choices.
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Rams
Redlands
Ralph Pasquariella
Los Angeles Rams
Chiedge Cardinals
Trautman Says Minor Leagues Need Reserve Clause Protections
National Association head George Trautman told the House monopoly subcommittee that the minor leagues require the reserve clause and territorial limits to survive. He cited a 1950 survey showing many clubs operated at a loss and warned that without protections, clubs would lack incentive to develop young players. Chairman Celler pressed for integrated rules across leagues and coast-to-coast baseball access.
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Washington
George Trautman
Congress
Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
House
Emanuel Celler
Dy N
Pacific Coast
Tvat
Celler
Mississippi
Atwater Packers win state semi pro title
Atwater Packers defeated the Salinas Rodeo Buffers 2 to 1 to claim the state semi pro baseball championship in a final played last night.
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Atwater Packers
Packers
Salinas Rodeo Buffers
California Out of Doors Deer Hunts Face Fresh Battle
California hunters confront renewed dispute over two special doe seasons in Modoc Lassen and Plumas counties after the Fish and Game Commission approved the hunts. Opponents plan to seek Gov. Warren's veto citing sparse public hearings while officials seek federal help on duck botulism at Tule Lake and discuss a new waterfowl leasing law with the Federal Wildlife Service.
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Fish and Game Commission
Devil's Garden
Modoc
Lasser
Plumas
Commission
Earl Warren
Uncle Sam
John Chattin
Fish and Game Division
Tule Lake
Albert M. Day
Federal Wildlife Service
Washington, D. C
California
Federal Wildlife / Service
Oil Searches Must Not Harm Fishlife
San Francisco reports seismic exploration rulings ease by Fish and Game Commission for off southern California coast. Union Oil Co of California granted 90 day seismic permit with Ocean Fish Protective Association approval. State Lands Commission to review. Scripps Institution tests indicate properly conducted underwater blasts appear to cause little measurable harm to fishlife.
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San Francisco
Fish and Game Commission
California
Ocean Fish Protective Association
Union Oil Company of California
State Lands Commission
Scripps. Institute of Oceanography
University of California
California Fish and Game Seasonal Hunting and Fishing Rules
The Division of Fish and Game outlines current regulations for deer bears jackrabbits frogs trout black bass sunfish crappie Sacramento perch striped bass catfish ocean fish clams cockles and more. It covers bag limits seasons licenses and size restrictions across counties and coastal areas with local exceptions noted.
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Division of Fish and Game
Californi
Coast Range
Glenn-Menderino
Orange-Riverside
del Norte
Humboldt
Mendocino
California
Sacramento
Siskiyou
Shasta
Lake
Medoc
Clear Lake
Pacific Ocean
Monterey-San Luis Obispo
Isumboldt
Monterey Bay
Big Neck
Washington
San Luig Obispo
Striper Rescue Progress Stalled by Flooded Webb Tract
In Antioch, state fish and game officials report striped bass rescue efforts slowed by flooded Webb tract near Oakley. Nets are used to move stranded stripers to the San Joaquin river while divers face muddy, snaggy shallows and deep water behind the levee. Volunteers and anglers help by catching and releasing undersized fish in open water.
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Antioch
Webb Tract
Oakley
Division of Fish and Game
Bureau of Fish Conservation
San Joaquin River
Alex Calhourn
Ict
Calhoun
Women Protest Netting Law Impacts on San Joaquin Rivers
About 79 women from families of 600 commercial fishermen gathered at a Fish and Gamers meeting to oppose a new netting law. They urged lawmakers to send the issue to a legislative special session and to form an advisory committee of fishermen Wildlife officials and sportsmen to study the problem.
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San Joaquin
Sacramento
O Shanter Tourney Qualifying Opens in Chicago
In Chicago 155 pros began 18 hole qualifying for the O Shanter Open. The 24 lowest scorers plus ties advance to the money rounds starting Thursday. The field grows by seven players, with top names like Sam Snead Bobby Locke Lloyd Mangrum and Jim Ferrier expected to vie for substantial prizes totaling 15 000 dollars and first money of 2250.
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Sam Snead
Bobby Locke
Lloyd Mantrum
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YMI Gains In A-2 Race As Cards And Huntsmen Win
In Castro Valley YMI No 1 narrowed the gap to one game atop the A-2 standings by beating Pillar 5 to 2. Eden Cardinals dominated B-2 Luco Beck Congregational church 17 02 at Bret Harte field while Hunt Foods beat Highland Sportsmen 9 to 2 in A-1. The B-2 Marines forfeited to H and H Feed, leaving Eden on top of the runner-up spot behind the Cardinals. Jim Everidge pitched a three-hitter with ten strikeouts in a separate game.
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YMI No. 1
Leagung
Hayward Area
Pillar Manufacturing Company
Castro Valley
Bret Harte Field
Eden Cardinals
Luco Beck Congregational Church
Hunt Foods
Highland Sportsmen
Marines
Jim Everidge
Pillar
al Simpson
Tony Paniagua
Manuel Gordilla
Babe Marquez
Fete Alcon
Frank Paningua
Y. Sata
S. Tanisawa
H. Tamu Ta
Blackwood
Cain
Lee
Huntsmen
Maldonado
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