Warriors Will Open '66 Season In San Jose
San Francisco report states the Warriors will start the 1966 season on October 20 in San Jose as the usual venues like the San Francisco Civic Auditorium and USF gym are unavailable. The San Jose auditorium is also noted as a preliminary venue while the Oakland Alameda Coliseum arena is not ready. President Franklin Mienti Assa commented on the venue situation.
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Francisco Warriors
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Ins
San Jose Auditorium
Oakland-Alameda County
Civic Audi Seum
Schayes To Head Officials In Nba Shakeup
New York Owners appoint Dolph Schayes supervisor of officials on a two year contract replacing Sir Borgia who declines renewal due to florist business. Schayes a former NBA star and All American at NYU set scoring mark of 19,249 points and earned 12 straight All Star selections. The Warriors begin fall practices Sept 12 under coach Bill Sharman as Detroit opens the season with San Francisco. Schedule details and exhibitions follow in the preseason lineup with regional games listed through October 11.
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San Jose City College
Bill Sharman
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Warrior Publicity Department
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Sinch
Vanderbilt
Italy
Reno
Sacramento
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Jéera
Los Angeles
Cincinnata
Celtics Coach Touts Playerv-Coach Edge In Roster Tactics
The piece recounts Celtics coach Bob Sharman praising the unseen value of a player-coach dynamic, with veteran Wop at retirement prompting jokes about bench roles. It highlights Rick Barry's scoring lift after a tip from Sharman to adjust shot aiming, boosting free throw confidence and overall efficiency. Joe Elis, USI graduate, is noted as a hopeful for the pre season, with drills set for September 11 at San Jose City College.
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Joe Elis
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Luna Gains KO In Main Event In Sacramento
In his first main event, 128 pound Alexir Tuna of Sacramento knocked out Rene Medina of Tijuana in 2 55 of the second round in a scheduled eight round bout Luna floored Medina with a left hook and finished him with a right cross for the knockout in Sacramento.
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Rene Medina
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Tijuana
Oregon Ruggers Off To Europe
A Oregon State and Oregon players travel to Europe on August 25. The rugby team, 21 Mayers from both universities, raised about 18000 dollars through various projects to fund the trip.
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Corvallis, Ore
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Hazeltine Lifts 49ers Spirit After Key Injuries
Hazeltine Cavorting For 49ers as veteran Matt Hazeltine shows progress from a knee injury, while Haskell and Dowhower depart via waivers. Chris Christiansen signals no urgent cuts, 48 players active, aim for Portland or Atlanta game readiness.
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Charley Billings
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Gil Haskell
Rod Dowhower
Matt Hazeltine
Dallas
Jack
World of Sports Transcripts Contain Streaks and Records
The report catalogs international sport highlights from Alpine skiing to American football and swimming. It notes Jerry Nest course, Joe Namath, Georges Manduit, and Karl Schranz among others, with times and place results from world championships and major meets including the British Empire and Commonwealth Games.
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France
Philadelphia Eagles
Condor
Jerry ‘Nest
Lod Mazzanti
Lions
Joe Namath
New York
Portillo
Chile
Jets
Georges Manduit
Seemen
British Empire
Jakob Tischhauser
Kingston
Jamaica
Switzerland
Jon Konrad
Detroit
Peter
Sam Wilolds
Australia
Liams
Thefand
Canada
Elaine Tanner
Atlanta Falcons
An-D
Janes O'Brien
Touring Golf Pros Push for Control of Tour
Washington AP reports touring golf pros seek to loosen rules and gain control over their schedule and earnings. The Federal Waterfowl Regulations Committee proposed easing limits on waterfowl hunting, with a 25 percent increase in duck shooting days for the Central flyway. Walter F. Crissey cited expected moderate duck flight increases across Pacific Central Mississippi flyways and a slight rise in the Atlantic, though the Atlantic outlook was revised downward. Committee members and Gottschalk expect proposals for 1966-67 regulations by late next week, awaiting final approval by Secretary Udall.
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Central
Mississippi
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Cora Frechi
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Ecto de Ter
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Otage
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Sehalk
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Frank Carpillo
Net 40
Ce Nee Cents
Regula
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Bernie Lions
Yrasser Harlan Nobis
John Jack Kill
Rhodenbaugh
Dean van
Comnitment
Fix
Moire
Udair
PGA
Three First Time Aces Reported At Hayward Course
Hayward golf scene records three first time aces at Hayward Golf Course with witnesses including Ralph Wieg Ernie Cartwright and George Sergeelf. Ed Leupold, a Tenneyson High teacher, cards a second hole ace with observers Lou Mozzini Zack Papa christos and Mr Slover. Phil Paulsen of San Leandro scores on the 16 yard using a five iron with Horton Simonsen Norman Char and Jack Hildebrand watching. Hogan and Mildred Gillem along with Carmen Braungsweiger deadlocked for first on net scores after long play.
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Mary Hogan
Ralph Wieg
Ernie Cartwright
George Sergeelf
Tennyson High
Ed Leupold
Lou Mozzini
Zack Papachristos
Mr. Slover
Phil Paulsen
San Leandro
Eee
Horton Simonsen
Norman Char
Jack Hildebrand
Paulsen
Hogan
All-Stars Put In Complete Offense
Alameda County All Stars push offense with eight tuning plays and most of passing game practiced. Coach Don Couric says two to three more running plays left before screen pass work ahead of August 18 game vs Contra Costa All Stars in Pittsburg. Alan Pitearthley leads at quarterback with Jesse Mims and Gerald Crawford at halfback. Mission San Jose’s John Shew and Dennis Branco alternate at fullback. Contra Costa scrimmage shows speed with Lloyd Madden 70-yard TD and Daryl Stowers 30-yard return.
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Don Couric
Livermore
Couch
Alameda
Forrest Klein
Contra Costa County
Pacific
Contra Costa
Richmond
Lloyd Madden
Daryl Stowers
el Cerrito
Lifters In Metro Losers Bracket Set At Oakland Field
Martin Madsen will face Lifters In Metro Losers in a crucial losers bracket contest at Prank Youell Field in Oakland. The winner advances to meet the undefeated winners bracket survivor tomorrow night for the tourney title at 7 30 p.m.
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Martin - Madsen
Metro
Oakland
Albert
Hayward
Prank Youell Field
SAR LEAHDRO Cy tao 9 0 Ob too 37 aggre ad
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports score fragment with names like Hamilton, Peterson, Stott, Cunning, Cruz and teams such as International League Setheater and Toronto. No clear outcome or readable details to summarize a full event.
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Pernandex
Peterson
Ferwarder
Bes Gracing
A Inee
Reluas Stott
Oi Hr—Decruz
Willingham's two-run homer sinks Lifters in tourney loss
In the Oakland Metropolitan Tournament, Hayward defeated Lifters 2-0 as Dale Willingham blasted a two-run homer in the bottom of the seventh. Sam Turner fanned 11 Lifters and allowed two hits. Jess Buran opened the seventh with a single before Willingham's game-winning blow with none out. Lund, Azevedo, Woods, Turner, and Willingham cited. HR-Willingham.
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Thunder
Dale Willinghams
Albert
Anderson
Sam Turner
Jess Buran
Willingham
Oakland
Lund
Azevedo
Woods
Turner
Hr—Willingham
IMM
South County Club Shuts Out Hayward Police in 41–0 Win
In New York, SCAC Clubs Police beat Hayward Police Department 41 to 0 at Patrick-Gomer Field as Ken Hood pitched a two-hitter. The game featured early scoring, with first inning doubles by Ray and a key uprising. The match was part of a season-ending softball coal scholarship creation in memory of Tony Lema, announced by the Collegiate Golf Committee. Don Kendell was named chairman of a related committee.
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All-America
Ray
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Thelvear
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Akron
Ohio
Erwin Opens State Title Bid Tonight
YOUNTVILLE The Bill Erwin Post opens its bid for bigger honors tonight in the American Legion State Tournament after capturing the Area Two Championship. LIVERMORE Four-base hits propelled Litton Indus Area Two title with a climactic rally over Dublin in a 86 74 win, as Steve Brye belted two doubles and a single in the opener to pace the victory. Albert Strine Tom Brown and Litton provided runs in the nightcap win as Mick J. Roland Carpenter pitched a one-hitter in relief to keep Litton on top.
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Bill Erwin
American Legion
Livermore
Bass Bay Club
Litton Indus
Albert Strine
Tom Brown
Litton
de Brye
Dublin
E. Berco
Mick J. Roland Carpenter
Aley Babler
Doug Peters
Incomplete Sports Note Hits City Brick Field
Fragmentary OCR shows names Muay Ribbelly Gilbert Snow Hood Grant and codes 100 101 K 48. The text lacks clear event, team, or outcome details to form a full summary.
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Snow
Hood
Dublin Kids Track Slated for Two Day Meet
A two day track and field meet for Dublin youths aged five to 16 begins Saturday at 9 a.m. at Dublin Sehon. Qualifiers race 60 to 60 yards and compete in finals Tuesday at the same venue. Field events include high jump broad jump shot put and long jump.
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Dublin Sehon
Jimi Williams Named Head Football Coach at Los Angeles State
Jimi Williams was named head football coach at Los Angeles State on Tuesday, replacing the departing figure and bringing new leadership to the program. Williams previously served as an assistant coach and brings familiarity with the team and conference.
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LOS Angeles
Jimi Williams
Los Angeles State
Polo Gals Play Tonite
San Leandro San Jandro Beavers water polo girls host Palo Alto Athletic Club at San Leandro High School pool this evening. Admission free but donations solicited for the trip to Senior Nationals August 26 to 28 in Chicago. Beavers won the Junior Nationals title last month in Montana.
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San Seandro
Winnie MacKenzie
Chicago
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