Candlestick Park to gain upper deck extension and wind plan
San Francisco Mayor Jack Shelley plans to fund a seven million dollar expansion of Candlestick Park, extending the second deck from left to right to improve wind conditions and add 30,000 seats for a total capacity of 72,501. Architect John Bolles had prepared paperwork to convert Candlestick into an all purpose stadium, with NFL and baseball uses in mind, while existing Kezar Stadium seating and parking constraints push 49ers toward Candlestick for 1967 plans.
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Ferrari Suspends Racing Amid Labor Strife
Ferrari Motor Co suspended racing activity due to a workers strike affecting its sports department. The company cited preparation failures tied to the walkouts and noted a minority of nonstriking Ferraris staff continued work, mostly night shifts to dodge pickets. The move affects entries from Le Mans to upcoming German Grand Prix as talks continue on a new metal and engineering workers contract.
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Spoiler Aid Nets McQuagg Firecracker 400 Victory
Daytona Beach race winner Ga. mechanic Joe McQuagg drives a 1966 Charger using a protruding rear deck lid ornament nicknamed the spoiler to average 154.813 mph over 400 miles, setting a track record and earning $15,500. Carl Dieringer and Jim Paschal finished second and third in Plymouth and Oldsmobile seats, while the event featured multiple cautions and a blaze of speed on Independence Day weekend.
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Drag Racer Amputation After Track Crash in Richlands
In Richlands Virginia AP reports drag racer Doug Rose had both legs amputated below the knees after his jet powered Green Monster crashed into a guard rail as rain dampened Cedar Hill. A hospital spokesman said the Milwaukee driver is in good condition. Rose was traveling over 10 miles per hour when his car fishtailed and struck the rail about 50 yards past the finish line.
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Giants Lead NL as Perry Wins Seventh Straight in Doubleheader
San Francisco tops the league by Ws games while Gaylord Perry extends his win streak to seven with a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in the second game of a Monday doubleheader at Candlestick Park. Juan Marichal struggles again as the Cardinals win the opener, Mike Shannon homers, and Cincinnati prepares for a Thursday series opening.
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Dark Debut At Alameda Opens With Rough Start
Pleasanton-OLE again begins strong in the pari mutuel department as Alameda County Fair moves into day two of racing headlined by the $2200 San Leandro Purse for seven sprinting fillies and mares. A sticky elevator hiccup caused by a heatwave and a fire outside the grandstand added drama to the scene.
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Radio Log Highlights From Giants and St Louis Broadcasts
Radio log shows KSFO 560 airing Giants vs St Louis game with listed markets Texas Austin Dallas Fort Worth Atlanta and times around 12 40. The entry mentions Amarillo and Dallas Fort Worth area listings in a scattered schedule fragment.
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Slovak Captures Gold Cup After Tragic Detroit Heat
In Detroit, Czechoslovakian refugee Mira Slovak won the Gold Cup after a cautious final heat. He finished with 1,827 points, edging runner-up Dixie Cola who had 1,200. The race was marred by the death of veteran driver Chuck Thompson when his hydroplane failed.
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Beebower Wins Marina Open In Sharp Two Under
Beebower fired a two under par 27 to take low gross honors at the third annual Fourth of July Open at Marina Golf Course in San Leandro. Beeobwer led with a 27, while Jayce Friary posted 69.6 for low net and Bob Yorks contended for third alongside James Kellay and Aaron Conn. The report notes death of Chuck affecting the field but players remained focused during play.
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Dougan Leandro Co-Champ Sealed By Sevens Rally
Dougan's Sporting Goods forged a three run bottom seventh rally led by a Urn’s bases loaded single from Dave Seymon to beat Chovane's Ford 7-0 at San Leandro Ball Park. St Leander’s stayed in pennant contention with an 8-5 mark after Wayne Langston fanned seven and Les Dalia cleared bases with a first inning triple in a 7-1 win over King's Coffee Shops.
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