Raiders Assistant Spencer To Play Offensive Lineman
Raiders announce Spencer will return from retirement to play tackle on the offensive line for the Raiders as coach Al Davis supports the move. Spencer, a seven year pro, had signaled readiness after working out for two months and plans to join to help the line alongside teammates Jim Otto and Wayne Hawkins.
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Liston Knockout Fight Film Draws Note On Pattersons Blows
Reports from Las Vegas note the Monday heavyweight title bout between Sonny Liston and Patterson was shown on film with mixed views. Viewers and commentators discuss observed blows and timing while recalling Liston’s peak form and Patterson’s career highlights at Kansas and in Detroit. The broadcast sparked debate over whether the broadcast captured a true actions of the fight and the fighters’ conditioning and history.
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Silverman Criticizes Patterson Liston Fight as Unsafe
Silverman, chairman of the California boxing commission, said the Patterson Liston bout violated the trend toward safer boxing and should have been canceled. He noted the mismatch could not have happened in Western Europe and criticized promoters for risking fighters' safety. Patterson and Liston fought in Las Vegas with Liston winning after knocks and counters.
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Giants Nix Park Sharing in Candlestick Decision
San Francisco owner Horace Sorcham told Mayor Store Christopher he will not permit any other major league team to use Candlestick Park as a home field. The dispute involves Kansas City owner Charles Finley and a possible Oakland stadium plan, with Candlestick remaining the only ready permanent field for MLB.
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Sanford Slump A Surprise Norovy Blevaded Out
Sanford’s slump and late 1962 comeback frame a season where the right hander fought through a rough stretch. He carried a 7-3 record on May 2, then endured a brutal run of losses as the Giants faced fielding lapses and late misplays. Despite past World Series success, his current form sparked debate on his role, with notes on his refined pitch mix and equal parts perseverance and concentration.
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Giants Rally To Beat Mets In Tight Bay Area Tilt
Jackson threads a late effort as San Francisco tops New York in a tense game. Key plays include a clutch homer and strong pitching from the home mound, with both sides holding firm through six innings before the decisive late rally.
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Fragmentary text mentions Felipe Alou Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda with references to grounders and a double. Manager Alvin Dick is noted while others appear garbled, leaving the core event and participants difficult to identify.
Drysdale Extends Win Streak As Dodgers Lead
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale extends his consecutive win run in a 3-0 victory, fending off the Giants with a strong seventh inning. The game features key relievers and early offense, while San Francisco struggles to answer Los Angeles' offense.
Eden American Wins Bid In Final of Senior Playoff
Eden American defeated Hayward East Nations to reach the senior division final of the All-Star Tournament at Tennyson High School. John Tallake opened for Bea with a triple as Eden, led by Trempion and Simoes, rallied in a tense contest. The championship game is set for Saturday at 4 40 p.m. in a regional title clash.
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Yesterday's Results From scattered games and scores
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Tomorrow’s Scrdcle: Washington at Datrair in rough matchups
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Senate OKs F and G Bill in California
Sacramento reports the state Senate approved a Fish and Game measure after revision by the assembly. Author Assemblywoman Patience L. Davis of Portola agreed to changes and the bill moved back for final agreement.
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Hayward Hosts Regional Senior Play In West Tourney
Hayward will stage the first span of the Senior Division West All-Star tournament. Division 1 champion Canada Foie faces Division Va winner Northern California Tennyson on Thursday evening with the winner advancing to the Western Regional finals. Texas League at Compton 62 is postponed and will affect World Series prep.
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