Silvester Dominates Rose Bowl Invite Records Set at Meet
Jay Silvester, world discus record holder, threw 212-9 to break the Rose Bowl Invitational meet mark as six meet records fell. Dick Railsbeck vaults 17-0 to earn Athlete of the Meet. Ron Clarke clocks 4:03.0 for the mile. Roberto Silva leads in the 820 yards with 1:49.7 as Max Lowe tops high jump at 6-10. Frank Covelli and dose Neri set records in javelin and three miles respectively.
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Calif
Jay Silvester
Dick Railsbeck
Bob Seagren
Ron Clarke
Harry McCaila
US Air Force
Roberto Silva
Max Lowe
University of Southern California
Frank Covelli
Pacific Coast Club
Dose Neri
Mario Perez
Pedro Miranda
Juan Martinez
Ty Smith
Los Sains
Rigid
Jeff Tunnner
Shane Newarks
Raley Hinchatl
Sebastopol
Gray Morrow
Fremont
Sparky Floris
Campbell
Mitchell Skipworth
Hayward
Atod
Jin Martinez
Debbie Spelcer
San
Lorenan
Gonnie Gomez
Randy Shaw
Ecky Inchell
Pal
Debbie Spencer
San Lo Irewit
Terao
Pam Rica
Heyward
Mark Reynolds
Sunnyvale
Aban Gomez
Victor Tella
Dub J
Tiny Sr
Billy Hanson
Darle Maen
Haywards
Chevrolet
Chuck Parsor
Juennerman
Newark
R. Spencer
Lorene
Scotia
Lola Chevrolet
Sam Barnsdale
San Jaet
Rich Garcia
San Jose
Mare
Posie
Caldwell Chevrolet
Ary Newark Sr
Stack
Dick Galloway
Loauch
Dave _ Loveloy
Strauch
Geneva Florez
Gerry Briderson
San Lorenzo
Warkentin Wins SPA-AAU Decathlon at UCLA
John Warkentin, a Fresino State athlete, won the Southern Pacific AAU decathlon at UCLA with 7,236 points, surpassing Olympic qualifying by 36 points. He clocked 45.4 seconds in the 110 meter high hurdles, threw discus 145-7, pole vaulted 12-6, javelin 182-7, and ran 1,500 meters in 4:42.5 to secure victory.
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WS Angeles
John Warkentin
Fresino
Ucla
Warkentin
Jr Nole
Villanova Star Patrick Breaks East Mile Record
Villanova's Dave Patrick, a 21 year old from Baltimore, won the 92nd ICA track meet in 3 46.8, fastest outdoor mile in the East, beating Jim Ryan's 4 58.6 previous mark. Villanova captured the team title with 63 points, led by Patrick and other records from Wildcats Eli Jail Larry James Vince Bizzarra and two relay marks.
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Philadelphia
Villanova
Dave Patrick
ICA
Baltimore
Franklin Field
Patrick
Jim Ryan
New York
Maryland
Rutsgers
Villanovans
Eiy Jail
Larry James
Vince Bizzarra
Wildcats
Steve Stageberg
Georgetown
Bol Feminski
Terry Donnelly
William and Mary
Dave Hemery
Boston U
Roland Merritt
Hall
Marichal Stymies S.A. 35 1 at British Amateur tourney
Early British Amateur Golf Championship action sees five Americans advance while seven are eliminated. Notable results include Warren Vandervish of Gloucester defeating Mike Burgess, and Spencer Scotland overcoming Don Willson. Ted Davies of Wales beats Ralph Rigteen. In a separate auto racing scene at Altamont Speedway, Pappy Collins drives a 1958 Ford while Connell faces other vintage models. qualifying speeds highlight 24.68 seconds by Pappy Ney of Modesto.
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Warren Vandervish
Gloucester
Nota
Mike Burgess
Britain
Spencer Scotland
Don Willson
Las Vegas
Meister Cleveland
Peter Cockrod
England
Ted Davies
Wales
Ralph Rig Teeny
Tracy
Pappy Collins
F Tracy
Ea Cacolland
Altamont Speedway
Boss Palkenberd
Collins
Philpott
Lero Toussaint
Belgium
Connell
del Ray Beach
Fla
Martinez In Midget Victory and Giants Rally
A choppy recap blends a midget league win for Martinez with Giants baseball notes. Key plays include a misplayed centerfield ball, Marichal's nine win season, and a hamstring injury that hampered a shutout bid. The report also mentions college tennis results and USC college world series ambitions.
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Bill Key
Columbia
Gee
Hugh Frazer
Scotand
Antton Fairly
al Hasa
Iter
Pame
Yester Parker
Ballyday
Marichal
Eric Tabarly
France
Duick TV
Plymouth
England
Hacker
Juan De|ter
Dominican Republic
Aimer
Irs
Giants
Clark Graebner
Mays
Stan Smith
Oakland Hawks to p-2 victory and race notes
Sports wrap combines a 2 0p win for Oakland behind Nash with mixed notes from Ken nedy Park midget racing at Memorial Weekend. It includes laps, qualifiers, and results across multiple classes and drivers from Hayward Newark Fremont San Lorenzo and nearby areas.
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Los Angeles
Santa Rosa
Kennedy Park
Jim Martinez
Dennis Rice
Randy Shaw
Don Gomez
Mitchell Skipworth
Hayward
Jeff] Tuennerman
Newark
Greg
Morrow
Fremont
Debbie
Spencer
San Lorenzo
Gadsby Named Red Wing Coach After Coaching Change
World of sports reports Bill Gadsby, 40, named coach of the Detroit Red Wings, replacing Abel who has served as coach and GM since 1962. Gadsby will continue as general manager, shifting focus to that role while preserving the team’s leadership structure.
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Wlto
Roylie Bailey
Baro
Sacramento
Jovanovie
Yugoslavia
National Hockey League
Fred Stolle
Thei
Dominat
Andres
Detroit Red Wings
Gimvene
Thomas Koch Gadsby
Grom Sid
Seats Ready for 6000 Benchers at College Stadium
Meet Director Lew Comer reports construction of the 6,000 seat bleachers on the east side of College Stadium will be completed by meet time to accommodate the large crowd anticipated. Minnesota and Connecticut will also be represented as the Eastern League prepares for the event.
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Minnesota
Connecticut
Meet
Lew Comer
Cal State
College Stadium
Pearson Captures Win At Macon 300
Pearson of Spartanburg won the Macon 300 at Middle Georgia Raceway, averaging 64.691 mph in his 1948 Ford and leading all but 65 laps to take the Grand National stock car race. Bobby Isaac finished second, with defending champion Richard Petty third.
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Macon
David Pearson
Spartanburg
Middle Georgia
Pearson
Ford
Bobby Isaac
Cetamba
Richard Pet
Faber
Mansfield
Plymouth
Stow Acres
Robert Page
Wes
Taber
Finishers Listed From a 1960s Auto Event
Other finishers in order included James Hylton of Inman 5 C 1967 Dodge Tiny Land of Crass 3.0 1867 Mercury Curtis Tur of Charlotte North Carolina 198 Wymouth Warl Brooks of Lynchburg Virginia 1966 Ford Slyde Lynn of Christiansburg Virginia 1966 Ford J D McDuffie of Sanford North Carolina 1967 Buick and Jeil Castles of Charlotte North Carolina 967 Plymouth.
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James Hylton
Inman
5.C
Dodge
Tiny Land of Crass
Mercury
Curtis Tur
Charlotte
N.C
Wymouth
Warl Brooks
Brynchburg
Ford
Slyde Lynn
Christiansburg
J. D. McDuffie
Sanford
Buick
Jeil Castles
Plymouth
Southern League Scores and Baseball Game Summary
The Southern League results show Savannah 9 5, Evansville 24 Charlotte 47, Birmingham 34, plus Montgomery 7. A second game and innings at Asheville discuss paid political advocacy.
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Savannah
Evansville
Charlotte
Birmingham
Ashevilla
Montgomery
Mary Jo Tops Keg Tourney At Fiesta Lanes Hayward
Mary Jo Stedes led the Alameda County Women’s Bowling Championship after a 222 game at Fiesta Lanes Hayward. Pearl Gould claimed high game in the 500 series with a 94 score, while West Coast Vending headed the handicap team standings at 2 323 602 2925. There were 123 entries seeking a 155 prize fund as action kicked off in the first weekend.
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Oakland
Mary Jo Stedes
Fiesta Lanes
Hayward
Alameda County
Pearl Gould
Midtway Rowl
San Leandro
West Coast Vending
Nex
Ninoggia
Sport Shop
Granada
Midway Hits
Travel League
Bayfair
Lunn Snares 2nd Straight Golf Win
San Francisco golfer Lunn clinches his second straight tour victory amid a season noted for limited earnings last year. He reflects on recent form and confidence as he pursues further success on the circuit.
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Lunn Snares
San Francisco
Lunn
Bucs Sign Wilson in ABA Player Move
New Orleans Buccaneers of the ABA announce the signing of 6-foot-6 forward Stevens Jasper Wilson from the Southern League. The reports list Wilson’s scoring totals and contract details, with other financial figures and players mentioned in coverage.
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Pat Bondes
Frank Roynton
Lov
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Tommy Agron
George Archer
Bruce Devlin
Gary Player
Dave Stockton Gardner Dickinson
Lee Elder
Dave Mere Kermit Zerley
Bob Charies
Billy “Maxwell
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Bob Murphy
Ae Nicklaus Y Brewer Bosby Deel
Kel Nagle Charles Siftord R. Hi
Ron Cervo Shuck
Courtney R., Melendun den
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Owia Johnson
Table LeGrange
Dick Lolz
Robby Nichols
Dick _Crawford
Jim Grant
Raney
Petr Inhiny Pott
Maron _Rudolph
Bert Greene
Jerry McGen
Larry Mowry
NEW Orleans
UPI
New Orleans Buccaneers
Eatrar
John L. Sullivan
Sene Ioataera
Ted I
Inya
Buenos Aires
Oscar — Bonavend
Argentina
Roberta Davie
Pert
Sedates
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Ulnic Re
Seo Seegis
Carl Beker
Sheso Tetioti
Mexico
Richie Sue
Parlland
Sara Can Mnare
Ceniavite Hernandez
Schilling Day Honor At GGF Marks Night Racing Return
George Schilling, a 60 year turf official, is honored at Golden Gate Fields with the seventh race named The Judge George W. Schilling Purse. Princess Hemp and Royal Huta head the St Francis Stakes field as Alvaro Pineda and Bill Hartack ride. Night racing resumes as Bay Meadows hosts final night event before Meadows spotlight shifts to Golden Gate. A PHRA push reports strong fan support for Bay Meadows starts with 16,405 attendance and 790,547 in total wagers over the first three nights. Post time 7:30 pm for tomorrow’s program features the Pomona Purse at 210 yards.
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Albany
George Schilling
Golden Gate Fields
Princess Hemp
Alvaro Pineda
Bill Hartack
Royal Huta
Schilling
Jes Jockeys’ Guild of America
George W. Schilling
Bob Gunderson
Tanforan
Golden Gate
Alvaro Pinerla
Hollywood Park
Princess Hersp
Speed Royal
Aus
William Ward
PHRA
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Ares
University Lakers Score Less Than 24 Points In 23 Games
In the prior season Southern University games, Ley and Yew were limited to under 24 points across 23 contests. The record notes a defensive struggle or scoring drought affecting overall production.
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Was
Ley Yew
Anyor Southern
Texas League Scores Report for Amarillo El Paso San Antonio
In a compact Texas League update, Albuquerque led Amarillo 2 0, El Paso defeated Amarillo 5 0, San Antonio beat Shreveport 3 1, and Wartty faced Asemphis in a noted matchup with Arkansas 1.
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el Paso
San Antonio
Shreveport
Arkansas
Wartty
Asemphis
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