49ers Fall to Steelers in Rain Drenched Close
The muddied contest ends with Pittsburgh edge in a field goal battle as the 49ers mount a late drive. Key plays include Mira’s 4-yard score, Lisbon’s touchdown run, and a late San Francisco march to the Steeler 20 before time expires.
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Clendon Thomas
Mira
Dick Moak
Johnson
Michaels
Davis
Steelers
J.D. Smith
BI Kilmer
Brown
Ballman
Jenly
Ball Central
Don Lisbon
Bob Poole
John Brodie
Strea
Hoak
Paul Martha
49Ers
Dave Parks
Brodie
Kay McFarland
Bernie Casey
Lisbon
Karl Robke
S.J
Steeler
Casey
San Prancica
California led swim trials in Tokyo bound round robin
Stan Cole scored three goals to lift Inland-Ny water polo of Long Beach to a 4-3 victory over El Segundo in the opening round. Earlier El Segundo beat the San Francisco Olympic Club 2-0. The two final games Sunday match Commerce against El Segundo and Inland-Ny against Commerce.
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UPI
Stan Cole
Long Beach
Calif
EL Segundo
California
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Commerce
Inlaydl- Nu
Jets Upset Chargers in AFL Exhibition Thriller
New York Jets defeat San Diego Chargers 28 21 as quarterback Dick Wood throws three TD passes and sets up two field goals in the first half. Maynard Turner Turner and Turner lead receivers. Jets win as Chargers suffer first exhibition loss in four games.
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Dick Wood
New York Jets
San Diego Chargers
Jets
Wood
Don Maynard
Jim Turner
Meyard
Iwviks Ioivn
Marnach
Pvir
Turner Wied
Lewe
Turner
Pram Wood
Turner Rirkt
Ky—Maynard
Weed
Starke
Olympic Trials Upset Wins Highlight Free Skate Trials
The article notes multiple finals at the U S Olympic swimming trials with Alymians Gary Timan Stouder and Dick Rath winning the first three finals. Mike Austin of California delivered a standout performance earning a Tokyo trip by finishing fourth in the men's 10 meter freestyle final.
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New York
Aly
Gary Timan
Stouder
Dick Rath
U.S
Sateday
Mike Austin
Unbeaten Vikings Rally Past Rams in Exhibition
Minnesota overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Los Angeles 34-43 in a National Football League exhibition. Bill Butler returned a 69 yard punt for a touchdown and a late fourth quarter surge sealed the win as the Vikings improved to 4-0. The game featured multiple turnovers and big plays from both teams in a high scoring showdown.
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Los Angeles
Bill Butler
Minnesota
Vikings
Rams
Danny Villanueva
Buller
Viking
George Rose
Pat Rags
Mingeola
Los _Angeles
Hans A
Rod
Gussel
Alrg van Deampbell
Fort
René Gedselt
Eithead
Fee
Elmen
Iman Wins 100 Final in 33.8 At Santa Clara Meet
Iman, a 20 year old from San Jose, powered to the 100 final victory in 33.8 seconds, narrowly ahead of teammate Schallander of Santa Clara who finished second in 35.9. Schallander, who swam the fastest 200 and 400 meters recently, earned bronze and Yale senior Clark from Los Altos claimed the fourth Olympic berth with a 44 second time.
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San Jose
Calif
Schallander
Santa Clara
Clark
Yale
Los Altos
Archer Collapses In Bogeys Amid Open Lead Drama
The field at the international Open narrows as Archer falters late in the round. Dick Sikes of Springdale and Gary Player of South Africa stay close, with Player holding a slim one‑stroke edge over a crowded leaderboard.
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Hayward Area Recreation Wistries
South County Snftball Association
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Dick Sikes
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Ark
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Palmer
Gary Player
Seth Afticat
Mark
Nassau
Peter Auildt
Crick
Don Jangary
Australia
Kel Nagle
Detroit Advances to Legion Finals in World Series Play
Detroit beat Lewiston 31 in the seventh inning to reach the American Legion World Series finals in Arkansas. Charlotte against Upland led the other bracket as night play continued in the event.
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Detroit
Rookie QB Leads Giants Past Eagles in Exhibition
Princeton nd AP report says rookie Gary Woodland relieved injured Y. Tittle and threw two touchdowns in a 28-17 Giants win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Woodland hit Del Shofner on a 95 yard TD, and both teams set 13 exhibition records.
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Eagles
Princeton
Gary Woodland
Val
Ashe Giants
Tittle
New York Giants
Philadelphia Fagies
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Wee Wage
del Shofner
Vetera
Trv
Ross
Fagle
Dan Burroughs
Dake Prove
Keith Wood
Anyy
Navy
Wilman's Strikes & Spares Teaches Shoulder Alignment
In this bowling note Joe Wilman advises bowlers that a slight dip of the right shoulder during the arm swing is normal if the shoulder remains squared to the target. He emphasizes keeping hips and shoulders aligned, and offers a booklet titled Your Bowling Handbook for 35 cents via The Review.
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Wilie
Willie
Wes
Joe Wilman
Bills Get Auer From Chiefs
The Buffalo Bills acquired halfback Joe Auer from the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday in exchange for a high first-round choice in the December draft.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
American Football League
Roomer
Joe Auer
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Beats Houston 34 20 In Ragged AFL Tilt
Oakland tops the Houston Oilers 34 to 20 as Mercer Field goals and key plays by Fred Williamson and Davidson fuel a first half surge. Houston answers with multiple drives including a Cannon score and a late Kerbow reception, in a game loaded with turnovers and penalties.
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Oakland
Fred Williamson
Blanda
Houston
Davidson
Heston
Japan
Wilemis
Bianda
Tolar
Troll
Tom Flores
Raiders
Daniels
Btl Cannon
Oilers
Morrow
Trufl
Randy Kerbow
MM Loses To Merced In North Pacific Regional Stop
Sunnyvale update reports Pepsi Cola of Merced defeated Martin Madsen's MM, 1 0, in the losers bracket of the 1964 North Pacific Regional softball tournament at Jeleick Field. Pepsi Cola led 4 0 after the second inning on Herd errors and timely hits. Madsen resumes play tonight at 7 with a 1 30 game against the winner of a 4 p m clash between Sam's Restaurateurs and Nitekap of San Jose.
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Martin Madsen
Jeleick Field
Pepsi-Cola
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Fresno Rockbusters
Fahey Flying Goose
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Marlin Madsen
Howie ‘Thompson
Jack
Brandt
Terry Vipata
Wayne Fuller
Fuller
Ralph Haas
Haas
Sam's Restaure
Tants
Sacramento
Nitekap
San Jose
Peps Cole
Gan Durao
Tho Main
Floy
Ipavis
Brandiea
Scholl
Toraus
FaEainy
Brandi
Weightlifter Raszanowski Breaks World Records in Poland
Waldemar Raszanowski, a 25 year old Polish weightlifter and PE professor, broke world records at a Danzig meet. He clean and jerked 372.5 pounds, surpassing his former records of 291.4 pounds in the snatch and 48 pounds in the press, as reported by PAP in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Poland
Waldemar Raszanowski
Danzig
Giants and Mets set for three game series in New York
Giants resume road trip with three game set against the Mets in New York after a day off as Mays hits a first inning triple scoring Lanier and Hart returns to lineup with a homer and double. Hart robs a possible home run on fan interference at Jett Field before a rough outing by Merbel in the fourth.
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Giants
New York
Mets
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Phils
Mays
Val Lanier
Willie McCavey
Hart
Jett Field
Rico Carty
Doug Harvey
Herbel
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Stanford Scores Crew Trials Win
NEW YORK AP Seymouri Cromwell II the Di Diamond Sculls winner and Conn Findlay a former Olympic gold medalist secured US Olympic rowing team spots Saturday with strong showings. Cromwell teamed with James Storin to win the double sculls final, while Findlay steered the Stanford crew to victory in the pairs with coxswain. Ted Nash led the Los Angeles club to a 3-2 win over Detroit in another event.
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James Storin
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Don Spero
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Ted Nash
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Angels
Joe Adock
Lou Clinton
Tiger
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Woodeekamp
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LesAege
T. Lob
Detrat
Ib—Poser
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Redget
Crnan Iy
Coasea
Gussome
Wrchaned
New Chance For Camilleri In Olympic Trials Camp
New York UPI report says Truss Camilleri of the San Francisco Olympic Club earned another shot at the US Olympic wrestling team by being invited to the training camp starting Monday at the Naval Academy. Camilleri, the 191.5 pound AAU champion in both freestyle and Greco Roman, injured his shoulder during trials prep and had to quit his first bout due to pain.
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UPI
Truss Camilleri
San Francisco
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