Livermore Area Gets Cage Franchise in New Pro League
Demas Lamas reports Western Professional Basketball Association awards franchises in seven cities including Livermore Oakland San Jose Sacramento Stockton Vallejo Richmond and Martinez Concord. Bill Wheatley elected commissioner outlines aim to provide players able to polish skills for ABA or NBA levels while developing border line talent.
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Lucas Denies He's Retiring And Other Sports News
Jerry Lucas of Cincinnati Royals denied a Washington report he would retire to focus on business. UCLA's Lynn Shackelford hinted at playing for San Diego Rockets this winter after criticizing the draft pick. Bill Glass of the Browns announced retirement for the Crusade For Christ program. IOC shelved five nations in Warsaw over South Africa expulsion. NHL execs meet in Montreal with intra-league draft highlighted. Jim Ryan of Kansas clocked 2 53.9 for a mile at the Coliseum Compton meet with four others under four minutes.
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Mets Edge Padres for ninth straight victory
Southpaw Koosman, back from shoulder trouble, pitched the New York Mets to a 4 1 win over the San Diego Padres as New York extended its streak to nine games. The Padres managed one run while the Mets offense produced four runs.
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Bombers Meet New Yorkers In Kezar Pavilion Preview
The Bay Bombers face interleague action against the National Skating Derby League New Yorkers this afternoon at 4 45 in Kezar Pavilion. They previously lost a series finale to the Midwest Pioneers before 7888 fans at the Oakland Coliseum Arena 34 30 with Bobheny Roman top scoring with 11 points and Janet t p of Midwest leading the team with 7.
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Lampbell Signs with Pittsburgh Steelers
Lampbell, the Penn State halfback, signed a contract Saturday with the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League. The deal confirms his move to the NFL after college play.
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Elder Earns Pole At Sears Point Stock Car Race
Sonoma Ray Fider driving a 1959 Dodge Charger from Caruthers qualified on pole with a 14 second run to edge Modesto rival Jack McCoy in a similar vehicle Jime was 11 seconds behind Elder in the final turn Today's Weihel 150 at 1 pm features more qualifying at 10 am with several drivers from California listed among the entrants.
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Peggy's World Wins San Juan Bautista Handicap at Golden Gate
Peggy's World driven by Valentini wins the $29,600 San Juan Bautista Handicap at Golden Gate Fields. The five year old daughter of Fleet Nasrullah defeats Crystal Duchess and AwErigo Sound as a crowd of 14,382 watches the morning line favorite surge to victory.
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Golden Gate Handicap Selections for Monday Race
Horses listed in handicapper’s order for the Golden Gate Handicap held Monday at 1 p.m. with clear and fast past times noted. The text presents selections rather than results, indicating race preferences and likely contenders for the event.
Races Last Night Feature Long Card and Winners
Results from last night’s BM racing card show multiple claiming and allowance events across nine races. Notable names include LAD DANDY, SHADY SPEED, and SECRET PEERAGE with results in early sprints and the main events.
Local Tag Champs Fall in Cow Palace Clash Still Retain Title
Peter Maivia and Klondike Bill edged world tag champions Kimi Shibuya and Mr. Saito in the finale but Shibuya and Saito kept their tag titles. Hay Stevens defended the U S Heavyweight title two of three falls versus Curtis Jaukea. Other bouts saw Bill Miller beat Johnny Kostas Pep per Gomez beat The Mummy Chris Markoff over Pon Chuy Louw Parante beat The Alaskan and Pat Barrett defeated Tom Barrens.
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Mikan to Help City Fete Oaks in Oakland
ABA champion Oakland to be honored at a civic luncheon in Jack London Square. George Mikan and Mayor John Reading attend with Oaks owner Rick Barry presiding as host. Oakland Chamber of Commerce handles ticket info as Mikan plans a comeback in the ABA.
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Coliseum Arena card highlights McCoy Cooper title clash
In Oakland Ralph McCoy defends the California middleweight crown against George Cooper in a 12 round bout at Coliseum Arena. The show includes a 12 round elimination bout with Cy Barth versus Andy Gonzales, plus a 10 round bout Roberto Amaya versus Arnie Cota Robles and a six round opener featuring Olympian Al Robinson versus Johnny Bermudes. Barth and Cooper are rising contenders with recent KO lists and momentum.
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Special Olympic Qualifiers Point to Western States Tests
Qualifiers advancing to defication tests lead toward Western States regional meet. Matchmaker Augie De Millette notes tremendous knockout potential for international Special Olympics events in Los Angeles, Chicago, and next summer. Local schedule lists events across track, swimming, and softball with a charter bus to the Bay Area meet.
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Majestic Prince Finishes Well in Derby Trials
Majestic Prince won four stakes and placed second in five, including the Flamingo Fountain of Youth and Florida Derby, with strong showings in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Jockey Bill Hartack and trainer Burch offered cautious praise as the Derby outcome unfolded.
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Belmont Stakes drama and finish details from 1969 race
The Belmont Stakes featured Majestic Prince and Arts And Letters with Dike and others in a tight early run. Majestic Prince challenged, gained on the final stretch, but Arts And Letters held on to win as Dike faded. the field included Prime Fool and other contenders with the crowd approaching the 1969 editions' notable margins.
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Pendley Paces Kerr in Northern District Tournament Opener
Del Carlo hurled a five hitter as Kerr’s squad won the opening game in the Alameda Nationals tournament at Washington Park. Pendley led Kerr with strong pitching and a big bat while Kerr’s team advances to face Shilers Marines in the next round of the six week regional event.
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Sacramento Angling Scene Reports Lively Striper and Salmon Runs
Outdoors dispatch from Sacramento notes strong striped bass action off the banks in Calusa and big salmon runs near Ball's Merry and Battle Creek. Local anglers like Chet Strifler and Alice Leasthuon describe plentiful fish, warm weather, and shore fishing as the best option, with live bait and lures both productive.
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Careful Planning For Cruises In Small To Large Boats
The Skipper advises planning the cruise load for any boat size from canoe to 30 feet plus. It covers essentials aboard long trips, sleeping gear ashore, shelter options, storage, and canned or dehydrated foods. It notes ice boxes, heads, galley, refrigeration, and power options, with wind as a free unlimited resource for sailboats.
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