Giants in the Belfry Aree Two Giants and the Stoneham Plan
A humorous scene imagines Orlando Cepeda and Willie Mays debating public image with Giants executive Horace Stoneham. Alvin Dark, a tally sheet, and a can of apple juice drive a surreal office dialogue about jealousy, fame, and media perception in the San Francisco Giants universe.
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Willie Mays
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Aylor
Burton
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Dickin
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Mark Anthony
Cleopatra
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Cepeda
Alvin Dark
H. G. Stoneham
Stoneham
Dark
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Horace
Mays
Saandatons
Sifvlons
May
Cepha
Orlando- Cepeda
Mark
Morace
Lavendar
San Tranelsen Giants
Dodgers Beat Cubs to Reclaim NL Lead at Wrigley
Dodgers edge Cubs 9 5 at Chicago in front of 26 317 to surge back atop the National League race. Maury Wills sparked the decisive seventh inning rally with a single as Ron Fairly and Sam Gilliam followed with RBIs, while Don Elston was charged with the loss after starter Bob Buhl exited in the sixth.
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Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Dodgers
Don Llstan
Ron Satta
Wally jMoan
Autre Retgers
Maury Wills
Sam Junior Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Los Angeles
Ty Bob Bull
Buhl
Merrill Ranen
Vanien
Larry Sherry
Ste
Johnny Podres
Jim Schaller
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Daryl
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Walsh
Snead Four Putts For 77 On Purpose In Open Round
Boros leads Buick with ace 70s as Snead four putts for 77 in second round of the Buick Open. Key players include George Bayer, Bob Charles, Knudson, and others contending at Warwick Hills. Weather and schedule cause delays with rounds washed out, shaping a tight field entering the weekend.
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Sans Stout
Boros
Jong Warwick Hills Galf Club
Camida
George Krulson
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Te Ginci Rayo
Sixfoot Cyedich Iyer
Akle Taeay Mittie
Snead
Tum
Fotal
New York
Yrne Urmiehl
Pye
Bitck
Charles
Knudson
Bayer
Geove Knudson Geeror Baytr
Brute Devlin
Cullins
Bow Fisterwald
Gail
Jab Harrison
Mayon
Maz Wins For Pirates 6 4 Over Braves
Pirates rally in seventh inning to beat the Milwaukee Braves 6 to 4 in Pittsburgh. Key moments include Willie Stargell and Roberto Clemente combining for a run and Dew Clendenon delivering an insurance tally in the eighth.
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Willie Stargell
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Milwaukee Braves
Mavera
Ril
Tony Cloning
Stargelt
Ard
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Pirates
Dew Clendenon
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Ted
OlBurge
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Aaron Ty
Totalian
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Milwauser
Pilly
Peray
Laward Ciena
Hea Schofield
Ciendenss
Schofeld
Cletanate
Mathews
Permen
Joe Laity
A-Han
Bridges Wins After Splurge On Weekend Meet Upset
Bridges triumphed in a weekend event amid a midseason push by Minnesota senior runners and local workers union action. The meet featured standout performances by Bridges and fellow competitors, with mentions of Mooney and Ho in the results and a focus on Cannery Workers involvement during the week.
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AML
Betehrgha
Dias
Breaun
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Jsteatie Oulsin Balers
Benny
Anginus Mooney
Herner
Broglio Masterclass Secures Mets Shutout 4-0
Bob Broglio fired a two hitter and his sixth win of the season as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 4-0. Ken Boyer and Bill White supplied key hits and the Cardinals capitalized on Mets errors to pull away. Craig took the loss for New York with nine hits allowed and no runs.
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NEW York
Chadinals
Mets
Roper Craig
Bill White
Wang
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Seo
George Aliman
Civic
He Polo Grounds
Louis
New ‘York
Opie
Sal-Kranvpoul
Ode Veal
Hunt
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Ole Armel
Colsander
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Banay
Snider
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Uwevers Barichy Vaoto
Marvey
Hustlers Roll Over Falcons In Radio League Action
Fremont reports show Hustlers overpowering the Falcons in a league game with strong performances by key players. San Francisco notes reference a separate opener and a signed player, while scattered fragmentary mentions of teams and figures appear throughout.
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Shell
Ain JR
Falcons
Tringle
Mustlers
Teer
SAN Francisco
Ptelsea State
Kony Rape
Ken Elin
Ledeword
Kieri
New York Yonkers
Hin
Busteers
Shetby
North Carolina
4 Midget Card On Tap Today At Hayward Park
The Hayward Quarter Midget Racing Association will hold its biweekly meet at Airport Park with qualifying races at 12 noon and main events at 2 pm. Local drivers compete in a compact card, showcasing youth racing talent and school-age competitors.
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Thal Airport Park
Walt's Closes On LY Lead In Early Run Scandal
Fragmentary sports wire style record notes a chaotic game with players named Walt, Newtorthay Glene Hobbs, Preddy, and Loin Binsin. Mentions a “Red Logs” service and Hawaii Hawaiian investment company reference amid unclear payroll or team actions.
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Wiisio
Fyneen Investment Compmany Com
Newtorthay Glene Hobbs
Preddy
Giants Win Narrowly in 2018 SR League
The Giants routed Rin Ramon with six hits and six walks, securing a 2 run win. Rhodes and Jamie starred with multi hits, while Bower delivered a pair of doubles and a standout plate performance.
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SAN Travon Feurral
Rhodes
Snider Out Wrist Bruised In Mets Loss To Cardinals
New York Mets outfielder Snider suffered a bruised and stiff wrist after being hit by a pitch in the fifth inning against the St. Louis Cardinals. He was taken to a hospital for tests. X-rays were negative. Snider later delivered a key homer in a Friday rally as the Mets beat the Cards, though he left the game earlier.
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Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Wats Hij
Ernie Broglin
Weis
Xarys
Snider
Hroglin
Cardinals
Area CYO Champs Triumph in Rock City Tournament
Four area Catholic Youth Organization champions defeated Oakland District champions in the County Championships at St Bedes. The week’s play featured multiple grade levels with St Bedes sixth graders and St Bernard’s seventh graders among winners. Final notes praise standout players from St Bedes, St Joseph’s, and others as South County teams head to face San Francisco champions soon.
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Blankine Sir Phillip
Gibaon
MacDonastee Relivitas
Arannis
Stort Erect Ric Ieot
Hlogan Realty
Amedes
Rodrigules
Hiteman
St. Brees
St. Bernard's
St. Medes Wichth
A. Herand
Branden Braves Down Cardinals In Low-Scoring 1-0 Victory
In a tense Mi Eder National League contest Branden Braves push four runs in the third and hold off a Giants rally. Pitcher Cecil Rovit Yon up mate Dowger fans eight batters while Latty Johnson, Jim Miller and Alting King contribute key hits including doubles.
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Cardinal
Allen Fadts
Yosteway
Fox
Giants
Ralls
Ron Fasano
Branden Eiterpises
Braves
Allies
Welleree Bank Cedaris
Cecil Rovit Yun
Mite Dowger
Latty Johnson
Jim Miller
Alting King
Smith
Loyd Cooper
Branden
Fatane
Ure
ASG Triumphs Over IDES 14 To 2 In Lead Change
The ASG offense exploded for 14 runs as they overtook IDES 14 to 2 to seize the lead in the National League action. Alameda’s Steve DeCosta and Poul Lanza led with two hits apiece, while Rob Logiun contributed a key double as Kip McDonald homered for TRS A.
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Nica Tinker Sestea
LDR
Beverly Ap Verney Rebun
Columbus Maines
Fords
Rob
Alameda
Robert Slut
Heardy Watts
Kip McDonald
TRS
Greg Giebel
Dave England
USL
Andy Yorn
Gifford 4 Ahead In Castlewood Golf
Castlewood Golf Championship leads the field with Gifford four strokes ahead in the first rounds. Notable players include Seralens HI-Les Gillard, Merrad, DeAdin Coed, and EMAV Cael EMAV, as flights break down players by division with Magotti Pimentel Hartzell and Keech Reidy among top finishers.
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Valley
Seralens HI
Les Gillard
Merrad
Castlewood
Rose
eKillee
Toa
Ayer
TB. Wicks
M. Magotti
B. Pimentel
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Dito
E. Chesler
Nerp
C. Saat
Bill. Wal
Janes
K. Kenny
Keech
J. Reidy
G. Jehnven
KL Muyteky
L. Bean
Veeserterg Tis
Devaar New, Barton
Brave
K. Anderaen
Gist
Mets Move Closer to Top in National Senior Tivisian
The Mets edged to a tie for first place after a win at Mt. Eden. Clayton Cantid doubled and scored, Yelpled and Munoz, Warren Gerry, and Don Van Buren added singles. John Carpenter pitched five innings and struck out five as Ramirez contributed for the losers.
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Mets
Mt. Eden
Ramirez
Redieas
Rei
Clayton Cantid
Deny Munoz
Warren Gerry
Don van Buren
John Carpenter
Triningian
Carvalho
Sener
Garepoenler
Mutt
Gonsalves Culinary Star Shines Across Continentals
Gonsalves Culinary Star Walt Consalves doubled and twite in a division event at the Higeyeul Continental. Miutch's pitched a one hit relief for the team while Figeveda supported relief efforts. Cast included work by Mutchs Car Wash and others led by Gonselyer with Fizerede Reevesr Cabral Fry and Lawrance.
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Miutch's
Yestias
Higeyeul Continental
Figeveda
Mutch
Gonselyer
Fizerede Ang Reevesr Imytet
Cabral Fry and
Lawrance
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