NL Stars Picked 12th Time In All Star Lineup
New York AP report lists Willie Mays and other NL stars named to the starting squad for the 3rd All Star game in Minnesota on July 13. The lineup features Henry Aaron Ernie Banks Vada Pinson and Willie Stargell among top NL hitters, with few players left off the second team.
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Cisco
Willie Mays
Joe Torresilion
Yates
Leam
Henry Aaron
Ernie Banks
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Giacinati
Vada Richie Allen
Willie Stargell
Pinson
Maury Wills
Pete Rose
Minnesota
Roberta Clemente
Rank Robinson
Ill White
Carl Flood
Mays
Brillant San Tran
IAMS
Torre
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John Edwards
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Pillsburst
Stargell
Rose
Frank Bolling
Braves
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Houston Astros
Reds
Cubs
Phillies
Lord Irick
Pleasanton Fair Opens With Evening Races and Grandstand
The Alameda County Fair begins its 12 day run with racing at 10 p.m. daily. Harness events open the program on the infield half mile, followed by two quarter horse sprints and eight thoroughbred races on the main one mile track. Daily doubles apply to the first two harness races. A mammoth new $2 million grandstand is unveiled for the holiday kickoff. In related sports news, Apollo's Promise and Arlean won easy in Solano County Juvenile filly stakes at Vallejo, with notable riders and strong performances across the afternoon card.
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Alameda County
Blue Diamond Rands
Apollo
William Butcher
Arlean
Solano County
Vall Teja
Melvin Volzke
Awahanee
Daimy Sanchez
Aegran
Sweet Lemon
Emerald Kiss
Miss Deerland
TV LOG: National AAU Track and Weld Championships Schedule
TV log lists events with times and venues including Vanity Handicap $50,000 added, Air Show, Bowling, Parachuting, Roller Skating, Golf U S Women's Open final round, Western Open final, and California Cardinals vs Ray Bombers roller match.
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Ray Bombers
Margaret Smith Dethrones Bueno for Wimbledon Crown
Margaret Smith of Australia won the Wimbledon women’s final 6 4 7 5 to dethrone Brazil’s Maria Bueno, reclaim the title she held in 1963. Roy Emerson kept Australia’s double at Wimbledon alive by defeating Fred Stolle in straight sets in the men’s final, marking the first year Australians held both singles titles.
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England
Margaret Smith
Australia
Brazil
Maria Bueno
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Miss Buono
Margaret
Lucio
Miss Bueno
Miss Smith
Estudillo Courts Move Considered by San Leandro
The San Leandro City Council plans moving the Estudillo Park Courts home to Chabot Lennis to Pacific High, adding two courts, due to Bay Area Rapid Transit District project impacts. The San Leandro High School PTA and Bancroft Junior High PTA seek a connector site at Jefferson School-Tayon Park on Chabol Park, with Hoover School in Bay-O-Vista also proposed as a possible site.
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Bay-O-Vista
Deaf Haywardite wins first U S deaf olympic rifle gold
Walter Rothrock a 16 year old from Hayward California School for the Deaf won the gold medal in the 300 meter free rifle three position event at the Deaf Olympics in Washington D C despite heat waves at Quantico rifle range. He led the U S team and had earlier placed in English match and 50 meter events, with his father proud yet noting room to improve. Rothrock qualified through California Junior Rifle League and was funded by the San Leandro Junior Optimists. He plans to shoot again in 1968 in Yugoslavia.
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Walter Rothrock
California School For the Deaf
Barcelona Ave
Quantico Marine Base Rifle Range
Young Rothrock
Waller
John Rothrock
Walter
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Italy
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Ariz
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San Leandro
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Jocal Club
Art Kruger
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Ynis
U.S
Joometer
Kim Davis
Berkeley
Wimbledon Fans Distracting Crowds Nominated
UPI reports tennis players Clark and Carole Graebner left Wimbledon after claiming crowds were highly knowledgeable yet distracting. The couple, en route to Milwaukee, criticized the Wimbledon spectators for their strong familiarity with the game and its reactions.
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UPI
U.S
Clark
Carole Graebner
Milwaukee
Graebper
Loman
Bellino Becomes A Patriot
Boston AP reports Navy All America halfback Joe Bellino signed with the Boston Patriots of the AFL on Friday. Bellino, Hellman Maxwell Trophy winner in 1960, left the Navy after graduating from the Naval Academy and will join the professional gridiron club.
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Boston Patriots
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Raiders Open 1966 Training Camp at El Rancho Santa Rosa
The Oakland Raiders announce the start of their 1966 training camp at the El Rancho Hotel in Santa Rosa. Veterans arrive around July 18 with Events including Fans Family Day July 31 and press camera day August 5. Practice games scheduled against San Diego and Denver on August 7 and 24, with camp ending September 9 at Bushrod Park.
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Wood joins Raiders as quarterback after Jets trade
New York Jets quarterback Dick Wood, 29, is acquired by the Oakland Raiders and will report to the Raiders' summer camp later this month. Wood, a three year AFL veteran, completed 47 percent of his passes for 280 yards and 17 touchdowns last season, despite a knee problem. He had started the past two seasons with New York amid competition from rookies Namath and Huarte. The Raiders now list four quarterbacks: Wood, Davidson, Flores and Grosscup.
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New York Jets
Dick Wood
Oakland Raiders
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Wood
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Doe Namath
John Huarte
Catton Davidson
Tom Flores
Lee Grosscup
Giants Warmup Preview With Chicago Matchup
The Giants prepare for a Sunday game against the Chicago team in a KSFO radio broadcast at 1055 a m. Details cover lineup notes and expected swings as both clubs seek momentum.
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Chicago
KSFO
Miami May Get AFL Pro Grid Franchise
Miami could land an American Football League team in 2008 if stadium rental terms drop for the Orange Bowl. AFL commissioner Joe Foss met with Mayor Robert King High and league officials to discuss reducing the city’s rent from 17.5 percent of gross gate receipts to about 1 percent, with a full five year income and expense report to be reviewed before a decision. University of Miami paid $120,671 for seven home games last year while Orange Bowl committee billed $60,864 for the New Year's game and $30,319 for the Pro Playoff.
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UPI
APL
Joe Foss Yester
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Robert King High
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Mislion
University of Miami
Coach Moves Up CLEAN Larry Weisew as athletic director
Larry Weisew, already nearing his fifth season as head basketball coach at Saint Bonaventure University, was appointed athletic director on Friday. The move comes as the program aims to build on recent successes and expand sports initiatives across campus. Weisew will assume AD duties while remaining connected to the basketball program.
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Onaventure iUniversity
Vesper Upset At Hendley in Henley Regatta Grand Cup
West Germany’s Ratvedwg eight stunned Olympic champion Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia by half a length to win the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley. American Spero of New York set a course record in the Diamond Sculls, beating Britain’s Wardell-Yerburgh by three-quarters of a length. Four Americans at Oxford won the Prince Philip Cup in a record time, while Nottingham Britannia defeated Cornell in the Challenge Cup semifinals.
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New York
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Isis Club
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Tabor Academy
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