Raiders Tackle Security Prep Amid Boca Ratón Haste
Oakland arrives in Boca Raton for Spor Bowl week with coach John Raich stressing security and secrecy. Players like Ben Davidson and teammates prep through light sessions at St. Andrew's School as they away from Miami amid reports of jet travel and lingering media activity.
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Close City Links Race Shaping Up
Stewart Schroeder holds firm atop the Hayward City Golf Championships after a 75 at Hayward and 46 on the front, with Ross Randall Harry Taylor and Red Valesquez close behind. Valesquez posted 147 after a rough start, while Taylor parred 72 with three bogeys and three birdies. Salas and Lerch faded from the leaders as Wesley, Want, and others chased in the multi-round event at Skywest and Alameda courses.
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Fehring Named Coach of the Year in College Baseball
Stanford coach Fehring was named college baseball coach of the year by fellow coaches in the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Ike Tomlinson of Arkansas State earned small college coach of the year. Fehring also received the Let Gomez Silver Baseball Award for distinguished service. Eight men were inducted into the College Baseball Hall of Fame, including Henry Swazey, Charley Gelbert, Charley Maher, Otto Vopel, George Huff, A J Lewandowski, Bibb Falk, and Ralph Coleman.
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Warriors Host Pistons Tomorrow Night at Cow Palace
San Francisco Warriors rally past Boston 107 to 101 to pull within half game of the Western lead. Rudy LaRussa scored 9 of his 12 in the final minutes as Fred Hetzel added 14 and Tom Sanders led the Celtics with 24 points. Bill Hasell had 21 for Boston. Hetzel missed five games with illness recently.
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Seals End Slump With Shutout Of Kings In NHL Clash
Oakland Seals snap a seven game slide by blanking the Los Angeles Kings 6 0 in a key NHL matchup. Charlie Hodges returns to goal and posts the shutout as St Louis holds lead in division standings. Ehman Burns Boyer trio fuels scoring with multiple goals while Barns and Warely add markers in the win.
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One Goal Of Seals Six Game
Seals forward Charlie Burns age 20 watches as King’s Real Lemieux number 9 looks on in vain during a six goal sequence observed by Sawehuck.
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ILTF Suspends England Over Pro Am Decision
In Rome ILTF president Giorgio DeStefani announced England faces suspension for allowing professional players to compete in ILTF sanctioned events. The move targets a potential ban from Davis Cup and other ILTF competitions as tensions rise over pro am rules ahead of the Tehran July general meeting.
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Ex LSU QB Loses Leg In Vietnam Battle
Trey Prather former LSU backup quarterback lost a leg in Vietnam combat. He stepped on a landmine Saturday while on patrol in the Quang Nam area and underwent knee amputation. Prather, 22, had been in Vietnam for two months. His parents in Shreveport were notified. He was listed in serious condition Sunday at Da Nang Military Hospital.
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