San Francisco Keeps Bishop O'Dowd Title Hopes Alive
San Francisco’s Bishop O’Dowd rallied from a 4 point deficit with 4:00 left to defeat Lowell 48 to 47 in a Southern Alameda County basketball tournament. San Leandro beat Lowell 43-37. Alameda crushed Entinal 76-59 as Serra and Alame met at 2. O’Dowd’s Pouliot sparked the final surge while Weaver and Thompson fouled out for SF.
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Clark Sets Seventh Grand Prix Win Record This Year
In FAST LONDON South Africa Kim Clark of Scotland won the South African Grand Prix driving a Lotus V4, finishing 46 seconds ahead of Yan Gurney of Riverside California in a Brabham Climax. Graham Will of Britain placed third in a BRM, with Alberto Ancari and other top finishers noted as the race featured many mechanical failures amid strong winds.
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Bowl Doesn’t Thrill Packers
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi says the Packers will be ready for their playoff bowl date with the Cleveland Browns. He calls the bowl merely a second place incentive after three straight championship games.
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Mets Sign Four New Scouts to Expand Talent Search
New York Mets announce four veteran scouts joining the staff. Ted Norbert will cover the Caribbean and Latin America. Merrill Combs targets Southern California. Eddie Francis will oversee Michigan, Indiana, Northern Ohio, and Pal Coligan is assigned to Pennsylvania and possibly New York State.
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Braves Sustain Operation Loss In 1968
Milwaukee Braves president John McHale reported an operating loss of 43979 for 1968 as attendance dropped to a low point since the team moved from Boston in 1953. He said the loss was 21200 less than 1962 and expressed optimism for next season despite the setback.
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Cinderella WHS Seeks Slipper Tonight In Sunnyvale
Sunnyvale hosts a high school basketball tournament with Cinderella WHS aiming to upset Berkeley after Washington High of Fremont beat St. Francis 51 to 49 in overtime to reach tonight’s final. Ron Mirande sparked Washington with 20 foot buzzer accuracy, and Darryl Reina aided the rally with key plays.
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McClure Fights Rodriguez In Heavyweight Scrape On TV
McClure and Rodriguez clash in a nationally televised bout as Rodriguez outpoints McClure 8 to 7 on the card. McClure, who had four wins by decision, pressured Rodriguez in rounds four and five but the Cuban native, now based in Miami, boxed effectively and kept the faster, taller foe at bay. A sharp moment in the seventh saw a suit used to adjust trunks as referee Mike Kaplan ruled the bout legal after a brief timeout.
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Seals Edge Canucks In Narrow Victory At Home
The San Francisco Seals defeated Vancouver 4 3 as Panagabko scored late to lift the Seals over the Canucks. Portland also fell to the Seals by the same score, with Micoski Nichol son and Brisson contributing goals on the night. Vancouver outshot the Seals and held the edge in play most of the game, but the Seals pulled ahead in the final period and held on for a key win.
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Pirates Pitcher Elroy Face Sets Early Season Record
Pittsburgh right hander Elroy Face, noted for his 1939 season, set a major league mark with a standout early effort in what was described as a 1A record performance. The report highlights his continued effectiveness and places his achievement in the context of that year’s start for the Pirates.
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Richardson Seeks Third Sugar Title
Top seeded Hamilton Richardson of Dallas seeks his third Sugar Howl singles title in four years as he meets Andy Lloyd of Shreveport in a semifinal. Richardson earned wins over Lee Funlross and Norm Percy, while Lloyd defeated Crawford Henry and Wood. The other semifinal features Richey of Dallas against Pasarell of Puerto Rico after upsets and close matches in early rounds.
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Miami Lands Another Mira with All-America Quarterback
The University of Miami plans to add a new quarterback after the departure of their All-America signal caller George. His younger brother, Doe, has received a grant in aid and is 18, weighing about US, while backing Key West High School to a 7-4 record this season.
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Dodgers to play 60 home night games in 1964 schedule
Los Angeles Dodgers schedule fifty six home night games for 1964 with a May 17 opener against Pittsburgh and a first home series with the San Francisco Giants beginning May 1. Doubleheaders are planned and some games will start on Sundays.
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Chicago White Sox rookie trio sweep outfield awards
Baseball Writers' Rookie of the Year honors go to Chicago White Sox rookies Gary Peters and Pete Ward for their standout 1921 season. Peters posted three putouts at each outfield post on September 12, while Ward, son of Chicago White Sox figure, contributed strong defense and offense in left and right field.
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Ortiz Lane set for April title bout in San Juan
World of Sports notes Ortiz and Lane slated for a WBA lightweight title bout in San Juan Puerto Rico next April 4. WeA World Championship Committee chair Emile Bruneau confirms 10 fighters agreed, with other bouts and related moves mentioned including Giardello vs Farmerelle and Browns signing.
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Los Angeles council adjourns in memory of Gorgeous George
The Los Angeles City Council adjourned in memory of the late professional wrestler Gorgeous George who died after a heart attack on Thursday. Funeral plans for Goats 48 were noted as part of a ceremonial observance, with city officials honoring his impact on the sport.
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Lorenzen Nabs NASCAR Title at Daytona Beach
Fred Lorenzen won the NASCAR title in the Daytona Beach event as top money of 114,570 dollars was collected in the 19 percent rating season.
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Trophies Set For Jr High Tourney at Harder Invitational
The Daily Review notes trophies for the Harder Invitational Basketball Tournament starting Monday. Awards include team trophies and individual all tournament team honors for seven players, plus participation certificates for every squad member from 10 Union high schools. Monday matchups at Sunset High: Bret Yarta vs Rancho Arroyo, Car Warren vs La Tista, and Yrrell vs thebridge, with semifinals and final to follow Friday afternoon. Co sponsors are Harder and the Wayward Area Recreation District.
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