Razor-Sharp Farmers Stay Unbeaten In East Bay Tilt
The Razor-Sharp Farmers remain unbeaten after a 64 41 win over Fremont High in Oakland. Hayward’s Rocky Ford scored 26 points, Aaron Lavine added 13, and Ford fueled a late surge as Hayward fought hard in the second half. Larry Lauritzen and Carl Bushy helped trim the margin, but the Farmers pulled away to preserve the streak.
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Mt. Diablo Edges Spartans In Narrow Win
Mt. Diablo overcomes Spartans as Kate Lauritzen scores 19 points and nets a free throw, while Art Keller hits a long shot for a 41 40 Pioneer lead. A free throw and key baskets keep the game close as Robinson and Bushy Wit trade scores to a 45 43 margin.
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Art Keller
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Golf's Old Guard Paced L A Open By Littler And Others
Los Angeles hosted the $50,000 Los Angeles Open where Gene Littler, a 1985 champion, shot a 65 to lead after the first round. Veterans and former champions vied as the field opened with solid scores, including Barrett and Rodgers, while droughts and miscues haunted late play. Players battled par figures at Rancho Park Golf Course with Littler setting a tourney record on the back nine and Phil Rodgers tying the course mark.
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Bears Fullback Rick Casares Passes Two Lie Detector Tests
Chicago Bears veteran Rick Casares says he passed two lie detector tests prompted by NFL officials. The disclosures relate to a national NFL scandal involving players from four clubs, one test conducted in October 1961 and another recently.
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Three After Second City Golf Victory
Casares J stated he took tin tests following Bear owner coach George Halas and NEL Commissioner Pete Rozelle. Rozelle at Mian Beach said a trained investigative team checks reports while a veteran seeks public office. Hornsby’s era is marked by controversy as he managed multiple teams and led the league in batting several times.
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Hornsby
Atkins Flips As Indoor Races Start
Oakland scene opens with Dick Atkins of Hayward delivering a spectacular flip in time trials as the 16th annual Pacific Coast Indoor Racing Association meet begins at the Oakland Exposition Building. The event features heat winners like Bot DeJong, pro ranks, and recent test revelations affecting figures linked to football fixes, with veteran champions named across the field.
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Jensen Joins Harrah's Reno Public Relations Crew
UPI reports Jackie Jensen a former Major League star, linked with Harrah's Club Reno Tahoe, scheduled to appear at 8:20 am tomorrow with Tom Dixon, Dick Lotz, and Joseph, followed by a pursuing foursome including Jim McMurney and John Late, in a noted playoff tie to Archer.
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Wary Stan Cal Stands in Shot at St. Clair Fate
Mt Diablo roars past Castro Valley as 13 point leader Dave Johnson fuels a late surge. Anthony Johnson and Dave Cada anchor the defense while Nevada and San Francisco headlines highlight yesterday’s box score.
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Immortal Hornsby Dead Fluffed Chances Fail HSC
Nevada Wolfpack and Hayward State Picto neers clash as Robinson scores 36 points in a 59 44 loss for the Hornets. Nevada jumps ahead 41 10 early, then answers a 28 28 halftime tie with a 13 straight second half points run.
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O'Dowd Dragons Edge St Mary's In Tight Duel
O'Dowd High beat St Mary's 49 41 as Hreggie Kellum scored 20 for the Panthers while Dan Bailey connected on timely field goals and Bob Lanley added free throws to seal the win. Ste Mary's John Gudery Hewed a late surge but the Dragons maintained the lead.
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Saturday Golf and Boxing Card Mentions
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple events and matchups including Knese Ende adding 4000, Carlos Drindicap, Denny Moyer vs Joey Archer, and USC vs UC Heaes. Also referenced are skate and bowling events with unclear details and times.
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Moke Wat Spare
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Apparent Heart Attack Ends Hall of Fame Star’s Career
CHICAGO. Rogers Hornsby, 64, a Hall of Fame right-handed baseball great and later controversial manager, died from a heart attack after previous stroke and cataract surgery recovery. A hospital spokesman said his temperature spiked suddenly last night, ending a period of apparent recovery. His last post was with the New York Mets.
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A9ers Sign M Farland Irish Lind
San Francisco officials announced two Notre Dame and Kansas players signed to 1963 NFL contracts. Mike Lind, 220 pounds, and Rodger McFarland, No 49, were Redshirts drafted in 1962. Lind totaled 45 yards on 87 carries in a bit 1961 season while McFarland passed for 256 yards and ran for 352 yards in 1962.
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San Francisco Sera
Mike Lind
Notre Dame
Rodger McParlard
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Jayhawks
Radio Log Shows Weekend Basketball Broadcasts
Sunday schedule lists Pro Basketball matches SE versus Cincinnati at 6 p.m. on KFRC 610 and SF versus St. Louis at 2:30 p.m. on KFRC 610. Also college game Ch versus USC at 8 p.m. on KSEO SG C.
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Untitled Fragment Says Player Seeks One More Season
A fragmented quote from a 260 pound player expresses desire to play another year depending on an operation. The statement implies consideration of medical outcome and future participation after surgery. No clear teams, dates, or locations are identifiable in the readable text.
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