Golf prospect brothers sign complex deal with backers
The Lotz and McCorkindale venture forms Golfers Management Co to fund two young players, John and Dick Lotz, with up to 31,000 monthly for two years, then profit shares after repayment. GMC handles earnings, with Sponsors Inc backing a 20,000 start and stock options. The brothers will begin Western Open qualifying after PGA cards arrive, touring in a sponsored 1964 mobile.
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Jack Lota
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State Corporation Commission
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Arthur Jay Moore Jy
Oakland
Weinmann, Rode, Parnhit, & Moffitt
Lol
Incorporated Angels
PGA
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Niles
Ill
Jonneville
Spongers Inc
Dad Lotz
Pat
Hales
South Gridders Dominate North in 41-0 Victory
In a loud Memorial Coliseum crowd of 45,527, South Shrine High School crushed North Shrine 41-0. The South defense harassed Ray Calcagno and Terry Shea while special teams sparked the rout with three blocked punts, two safeties, and a late drive capped by Earl McCullough. Dennis Rios converted, and Carlton Kelley added key runs as the South rolled up the score and kept North from a threatening return, ending with a decisive shutout.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
North Front Line
Deep Secondary
UBC
EU South Inc
Ray Calcagno
St. Ignatius
Terry Shea
Bellarmine
San Leandro
Mick Alascal
Middie Inchacker
Tim
Adrian Young
Bishop Amat
la Puente
Fon Dreke
Earl McCullough
Dennis Rios
Art
Smith
Rossovich
Syard
Carlton Kelley
McCullough
Mike Schumaker
ML. Diablo
Concord
Peaceful end sought in pay dispute over after school coaching
A San Francisco lawyer represents junior high and first school coaches seeking higher after hour pay from Hayward Unified, aiming to present proposals at Monday night’s board meeting. The group, led by Kim Young, has discussed possible job action but prefers civility. litigation would be a last resort. The coaches want $120 per sport, a raise claimed to have stood since 1930, with the district seeking consideration within broader pay scales.
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Hayward
San Francesco
Thomas Doyle
The
Daily Review
Shaw
Ferther
Doyle
Gus Doyle
Board
HUSC
William Cunningham
Boyle
Tennyson
Tutoy
Kim Young
Daily Major League Baseball Scores and Tonight Schedule
Yesterday's results show Las Anares topped Chitags 5 2, New York beat Pailadsishta 7 4, Gen Fearetge defeated Ine alngs Pittsburgh 4 1, and Houston shutout 9 0. Tonight's games feature Milwaukee at Chicago San Francisco at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis Houston at New York and more. tomorrow includes San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Boston at Baltimore with multiple key matchups.
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Chitags
Las Anares
New York
Pailadsishta
Gen Fearetge
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Houston
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Lamaver
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Bolin Jd
Gibbon
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Cincinnati
Taltoucs
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Larsen
Lary Edly
Dam Francisco
Sas Angeles
Philadelphia
Ight Psliveal
Ghevin Raustay
Boston
Monbovanette
Bos Av
Lles
Gelewood
Dpening
Pascual
Tah
Baltimore
Aynker U2
Atzay
Kansas City
O'Dondetye Ph
Wethingles
Daniels
Gallimore
Kansas
York
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Frantic Friday and Saturday Sports Schedule Review
A fragmented TV log lists Friday night events including wrestling boxing and bowling starting around 10 p.m. It also shows Saturday morning events such as horse derby baseball and diving with scattered names like Jase Gonzalo and Mary Lowell. The page mixes times venues and participant names with unclear abbreviations.
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Jase Gonzalo
Ghinls
Pirates
Baseball Reds
Pam Galf
Jim
Giants Baseball Broadcast Notes From Radio Log
Radio log shows 4 55 p m Giants warm up NSFO 560 ANSFO S60 4 10 p m Giants against Pittsburgh KSFO Gott details indicate scheduled baseball broadcast between Giants and Pirates with station mappings and time slots.
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Giants
Pittsburgh
Oppermann Turns Pro800 Oppermann Turns Pro
Oppermann of Western amateur golf has turned professional and is expected in Chicago for the Western Open at Tom O'Shanter from August 6 to 9. He is the sixth Northern California amateur star to turn pro in nine months, following Hayward’s Latz brothers George Archer Raboy Lunn and Ken Tawns.
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San Francisco
Steve
Giants
Oppermann
Sweete
Hayward
Latz Brothers
George Archer
Raboy Lunn
Ken Tawns
Patty Carette Shatters World Records in AAU Trials
Patty Carette, 14, from Los Angeles County, dominated the 1500 meter event at the National AAU Championships, shaving 13% seconds off the world mark with 18:30.5 as she led from start to finish. Despite stellar times, she may not yet earn an Olympic bid, with trials and shorter distances looming.
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Commerce
Calif
Los Altos Hills
Miss Caretto
Rlea
Patty Carette
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles County
Sun
New Joel
Carelto Lass
Jane
Patty
Don Gambril
Carolyn House
Miss
House
Los Angeles
Ralsa
Cal Poly Airliner Crash Settlement Reaches 507500
A total settlement of 507 500 was announced related to the 1960 Arctic Pacific crash that killed 22 people including 17 Cal Poly football players. The package covers 41 cases with 320 000 paid to survivors and families, 187 500 by the state, and actions against the U.S. government for alleged tower negligence.
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Higatton Hight
California Polytechnic
Toledo
Ohio
San Luis Obispo
Bowling Green
Cal Poly
Richard F. Gerry
Lloyd's of London
State of California
Airine
Gerry
U.S
Federal Aviation
Federal District Court
Los Angeles
Arctic Pacific
Oakland
FAA
Hutchinson Still at hospital with cancer checkup
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson remained hospitalized at Christ Hospital on Friday for a cancer checkup. No results were announced from tests given to Hutchinson.
Gonzalez Poised for Biggest Upset in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York AP reports Jose Gonzalez, long a spoiler in middleweight fights, meets Dick Tiger a former middleweight champion from Nigeria in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. National TV audience expected.
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New York
Jose Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Madison Square
Giants Struggle For Second Place In NL Race
The San Francisco Giants, trailing by two and a half games, open a four game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates as they defend the No. 5 position. Manager Alvin Dark sends Bullet Bob Bolin to oppose Bob Yeale, with KSFO carrying the game at 5 10 pm. Willie McCovey sparked the Giants with a late rally to nearly topple Philadelphia in a recent win.
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Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Bullet Bob Bolin
Bob Yeale
KSFO
Willie McCavey
San Francisco
Phils
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