Amateur readers stumble as stars shine at PGA event
A 74-player cut fell at 147 with notables like Venturi Finsterwald Rodgers Archer Baxter and Fleckman missing. Holmes and Palmer paced the leaderboard as the field contends for the U.S. Amateur, while past amateur winner Doug Sanders reflects on historical titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Venturi
Don Finsterwald
Phil Rodgers
George Archer
Rex Baxter
Marty Fleckman
Fleckman
Campbell
Doug Sanders
Bui Coonybell
George Krudsan Bsi
Lee Ewer
Johnny Balb
Howie Jonngpa
Jack Nitsaus
Bob Ludd
Rod Funserh
Att Wait
Jony Jackin
Harold Henning
Arnold Palmer
John Schiva
Frank Beart
Charles Coody
Ray Floyd
Fos Goaly
Nietye Seulmata
Gardner Dickinson
Mason Rudolph
Bert ‘Yancey
al Gelberner
Hale Irwin
Tom Weiskapt
Don Sies
van Rodrigues
Slulivy Boros
Hebert
Grace Crampton
Bich Mayer
Dick Schwarmann
Lee Frevinarth
Teilller Barber
Sab Smith
Honore Slances
Jerk Greane
Jerry Berder
Brenk Boynton
Tom Wiesortn
Butch Buln
Heenan Keiser
Bob Stanton
Mi Rives McBee
Bon Massengale
Los Angeles
Gil Brewer
Rams
Tomshaw
Jackie Cuplt
Larry
Mowry
Wameeences
Bob Charles
Aieree
Bobby Cole
Jack Manlgonery
Tlisus
Dan Stkos
Nasal Bob Murphy
Dave Eichelbotper
Ted Las Wayne Yates
Paul Bandeson
Pate Brown
Don Fipsterwald
DTA Sah
Randy Glover
Tash
Mike
Monty Kaser
Kee Venter
Iy Harney
Verway
Ram Defense Keys to Its Offense in Pro Football Notes
The report covers preseason NFL action with Kent Nix tossing a third quarter 1 yard TD to Roy Jefferson and Charley Leigh contributing to the Browns and Giants battles. It notes exhibition games: Browns 23 22 over Green Bay and Washington connections, plus Cardinals defense in a St Louis win over Pittsburgh and interleague pairings including Chiefs Vikings and Saints at the Cowboys.
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Kent Nix
Roy Jefferson
Bil Nelson
Eppie Barney
Charley Leigh
Wwe
Lin WE
Puny Pyres
Ceee
Jo Cman
Clevel
New York Giants
Green Bay
Atlanta
Cleveland Browns
Gabriel
Jeff Washington
Flas
Jordan
Pat Studstill
Browns
Fras Ryan
Gary
Cullis
St.Si Louis Cardinals
Jin Hart
Pittsburgh Steelers
Qeklahis
Askiene Washington
Armas Ss
Keaugn
G.alen
OD McMulin
Cher
Howard
God Ganda Io
Epstein
Hishbrae
H. Allen
Semkaton
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Washington
Rams
Green Bay Packers
Baton
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Reea
Mentee Agtey
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Elin Nave
Iatlee
Bidve Higgins
Humphreys
Oakland
Washington Anrhol
Brewas Rams
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Fren Marl
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Senators Gain Split In Twin Bill
A chaotic twin bill weekend sees the NFL and AFL schedules tangled with results shaping standings. Rams block Browns punt late to force a safety then edge ahead on a Gabdriel to Mikel Dennis pass as New York and Green Bay clash in a high scoring sequence.
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Senators
Dave Piver
Don Cockroft
Browns
Sbeyard
Rams
Romany Gabdriel
Cookie Mikel Nennis
Unclear NFL AFL NFL Games Face Scheduling Disruptions
Fragmented OCR text references Hart connected with Bobby and Dailey, Lions and Cardinals scoring plays, and Monday night AFL and NFL matchups. Mentions Detroit at Philadelphia, Rochester, Buffalo, Houston Oilers at the Astrodome, and a Lions game rescheduled after delays, but specifics are garbled.
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Hart
Bobby
Conrad
Jackie Smith
Dailey
San Francisco
Detroit
Philadelphia
Lwillis Crenshaw
Buffalo
Rochester
N.Y
Cardinals
Steele
New York
Houston Oilers
Honda Wins Batting Title Amid Rioting Attendance
A statistics review corrected the outcome of a San Lorenzo game in Mexico Peninsula Park City Athletic League. Honda posted an .882 batting average to top Stoner's .310 while leading in averages, hits, and runs. Stoner led in RBIs and home runs.
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Tat Cal Honda
San Lorenzo
Mexico
Peninsula Park City
Athletic League
Verl Thor
Inock
Mike Stoner
Thronock
Honda
Stoner
Exhibition State Caps SLRD Play
San Leandro Recreation Department caps the 1968 summer junior baseball league with exhibition games starting next Friday. Third and fourth grade boys play Aug. 16-27 at Washington Manor and Thrasher Parks. fifth to seventh grade games run Aug. 19-28 at Thrasher. Opponent squads not yet announced.
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San Leandro
Recreation Department
Washington Manor
Thrasher Parks
Thrasher
Alameda All-Stars Step Up To Two A Day For August 21 Clash
Alameda County All-Star footballers held 9 am and 3 pm drills at Cal State College hilltop as they prepare to face Contra Costa on August 21. Coach Reynosa praised progress while assigning spots and noting key players like Rebey Craney Conley Roche McBride Salsedo Young.
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Alameda County
Contra Costa Stars
Cal State College
Hilltop
San Lorenzo
Steve Rebey
Jay Cranty
Rebey
Craney
Invito
James Logan High
Mark Conley
Conley
Greg Kitchen
Jeff Carpenter
Jons Sunset
MVAL
Cushing
Newark
Newell Roche
Paul McBride
Alameda
Hayward
Mike Salsedo
Oneal Young
Berkeley
Alameda County All Star Football Classic Tickets Announced
Ticket agencies for the Alameda County Contra Costa All Star Football Classic on August 21 at Frank Youell Field in Oakland have been announced. Tickets cost 350 for reserved 250 for general admission and 160 for children serviceman and can be purchased at five Alameda County locations including Don Harter Sports Shop Wayward Alameda Sporting Goods Fremont The Bookmark and Rogers and Dougan's Sports Center in San Leandro. Proceeds benefit the Alameda County Heart Association and the United Cerebral Palsy Association.
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Frank Youell
Oakland
Alameda County
Don Harter Sports Shop
Wayward
Alameda Sporting Goods
Bookmark
Fremont
Trogers and
Dougan's
Malley Clinches Hayward Junior Golf Crown
Malley won the 1968 Hayward Men's Grah Jimine Galé tour title at Hayward Municipal Course with rounds of 73 and 74 totaling 147, four strokes ahead of runner-up Eric Jorated who shot 76 and 75 for 151. Mike Badier finished third at 152, while Mike Rezzaré led townet with 133 on 79 and 80 plus a 26 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Malley
Hayward
Malley
Hayward Municipal
Eric Jorated
Mike Badier
Mike Rezzaré
Mike Powers
Jom Kawahara
DuBose Honored by Napa Elks Club Dinner
Former Napa recreation department head Glenn DuBose will be honored September 21 at the Napa Elks Club in an appreciation dinner. He retired as recreation head and will remain in the athletics and physical education role with the district. The event honors his long service as a community leader in Fremont and Napa.
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NAPA
Napa Recreation Department
Glenn ‘DuBose
Napa Elks sClub
DuBose
Fremont
Round
Pizza
Jacwd
Napa Jo- Bank of
DE Sermalt
Elta
AllStar Tzes
Pinnington
Lestinges
Joe Pineda
Showell
Wood
Olivarin
WWR
Tdook
Aes
Galvan
J. Galvan
J Wagner
Hrahille Hater
Silverian
Wagner
F.rd
I-35
Skinner
Lehrenger
Coats
Inge
Oretsan
Rodtianes
Dunn
Oakland Oaks coach Hannum to host youth basketball clinic
Oakland coach Hannum will join players Rick Barry Jim Wadnat and Russ Critchfield at Chabot College Monday from 1 to 4 pm for a Hayward district sponsored youth clinic. The free event targets boys and girls aged nine and up and offers tickets autographed photos and team T shirts as prizes.
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Alex Ukmnum
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Chabot College
Hayward Area Recreation District
the Oaks
Rick Barry
Jim Wadnat
Russ Critchfield
Californians Are Eliminated From World Series Competition
In Winston-Salem, the Barstow Victorville Galil team was eliminated from the Little League Big League World Series after a 25 run decision by North Hyde Park, ending their hopes in the tournament.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Barstow-Victorville
Galil
North Hyde Park
Youths Hell Conference Opens At Three FCA Sessions
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes holds national summer conferences in Ft. Collins Estes Park and Ashland this month. About 2,500 athletes and coaches will attend. Speakers include Dee Andros Bob Pettit and Paul Neumann among others.
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Fellowship of Christian
Ft. Collins
Calo
Estes Park
Colo
Ashland Brag
Oregon State
Dee Andros
Bob, Petlit
San Francisco Warrior
Paul Neumann
Elite 600 Club Adds Members In Reno Bowling
Lees Khury leads a mixed Reno league night earning entry into the Elite 600 Club with games totaling 154 223 and 229 for a 607 series as other bowlers like Fogli and Libbrecht post strong scores including a 905 series and several 200-plus games across multiple lanes.
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Lee Khury
Reno
Exnie
Dreisoach
Ting
ABC
San Leandro Spar
Kers
Chuck Hansen
Hoyt Watean
Evnna Fogli
Twoteme
Sharon ‘Lambisi
Gareiag
Sharamav
Tia Mears
Fiswelling
Dave
Patorson
Chargers Seek To Halt Skein in Exhibition Prep
The Chargers press on with roster shuffles and drills as they prepare for a heavy workout schedule. Oakland tests top rookies including tight end John Eason and tackle Arthur Shell amid early-season scrimmages and punt returns spotlighting George Atkinson.
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Russ Washington
Jim Ill
Oakland
Johi Eason
Arthur Shell
George Atkinson
Raiders
Santa Rosa
Kansas
Ramnders Chargers
Bilefnikolt
Jay Alwarth
Defense Inc
Pos
Vy Lassitay
Appleton
Davidson
Petong
Stags
Conners
Alien
Redman
McGlaughan
Howard
Brown
Duncan
Grayton
Wes
Farley
Harrelson Hopes Big Year After Injury Plight
In a rough doubleheader Harrelson struggled after a first game hit, denting his face with sunglasses during a dive and getting spiked later. The veteran notes knee problems since 1966 may require surgery after the season. Coach Hodges praises his potential as a team sparkplug.
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Ers
Harrelson
Jacksonville Mets
Gil Hodges
3Ud
Hut
Hodges
Hayward
Ed Sprague
Oakland A’s
Coliseum
Sprague
Teague
Super Giants Wrestle at Cow Palace in San Francisco
A Cow Palace wrestling card features 601-pound Haystack Talhoun vs Curtis Taukea in the United States heavyweight division. Other matches include girls' titles and co features with Kinji Shi and Jean Antone. Trophies and recognitions accompany the event with sponsors and masters of ceremonies noted.
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San Francisco
Super Giants
Cow Palace
Talhoun
Curtis Taukea
United States
Hayward
Kinji Shi
Hayward Jaycees
Baya
Mr. Saito
Community Hall
Southland
Coeur D'Alene
Thaho
Pepner Gomez
Pedro McMall
UPI
Miss Bardahl
Missjrales
Tor' Eagle Electric
Fearcat
Wreightham Lee
Haru
Giants Grab Second Place in Playoff Game
Jon Myers singled home two runs in the first inning and Bob Holsclaw belted a three run homer in the second as the Giants defeated the Sords 5 to 1 to claim second place in the Washington Manor Lou Gehrig league. Rich Codde pitched five hits to earn the win.
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Jon Myers
Bob Holsclaw
Giants
Sords
Washington Manor
Rich Codde
Vielo
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Paramount Bowl
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