Dobson to hurl tonight
Odom struggled with control after the third inning and walked in the decisive run as Boston’s pitcher gave up multiple hits. He will start Sunday against New York while Red Sox bats rallied with Duane’s two-run homer and Perez’s run-scoring plays.
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Williams
Blue Moon
Heegi
Chanly
Reggie Smith
Carl Yastczerski
Rico Petrocelti
George Scott
Billy Conigliaro
Scott
Smith
Red Sox
Giants and Athletics clash in wild 17 inning marathon
A chaotic baseball feature blends team notes and player names across venues from Cone Bay to Oakland. The piece surveys numerous pitchers, fielding stars, and managers, citing mixed results and a sprawling sequence of games and locations.
Giants and A's show keen interest in pitchers in early draft
In the first 16 rounds of the summer free agent draft, the Giants selected five pitchers, including two of their top picks, while the A's took four right-handers and two left-handers. In round 18, Giants chose Frank J. Ricelli Jr., a Syracuse native with a 5 1 record at Christian Brothers Academy. Oakland picked William D. Daniels in the 17th round, a Detroit native described by his mother as the only pitcher in the family. The draft continues today with the Giants adding five infielders and three outfielders in the first 11 rounds, and the A’s taking five outfielders, three infielders, and two catchers.
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UPI
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Oakland A's
Giants
Oakland
San Francisco
Frank J. Ricelli Jr
Syracuse, .Y
Christian Brothers Academy
Tinue
William D. Daniels
Detroit
Mahalia Daniels
Santa Clara and USF dominate WCAC all star selections
Santa Clara and San Francisco each landed five players on the West Coast Athletic Conference all star team. Duane Larson of Santa Clara was named league MVP for the second straight year. Rich Troedson and Joe Pupo earned pitcher spots, Lou Caviglia and Rusy Weekes were outfielders, with Dana Hendershott anchoring USF. Key stats include Pupo's 0.70 ERA and Nicholson's .391 batting average to pace the league, while Loyola's Bob Sheldon set stolen-base pace.
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UPI
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San Francisco
Duane Larson
Broncos
New Ulm
Rich Troedson
Joe Pupo
Lou Caviglia
Rusy Weekes
Dana Hendershott
USF Cent
Tan Tassant
Bill Garcia
Fou
Treedson
Hendershott
Rick Nicholson
Pepperdine
Senn
Garcia
WCAC
McDonala
Aqetter
Loyola
Fob Sheldon
Chip Oliver Drift in Oakland and a Costly Bet
In a candid exchange, Chip Oliver weighs a return to pro football beyond money. He values proving an undersized 175 pounds can excel while exploring causes he supports. Jack Scott notes Oliver may sign with Oakland after a meeting with Al Davis, despite a potential title-costly bonus.
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Chip
Oliver
Jack Scott
Dave Mepguesy
George Sauer, Jr
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Lompec Contimend Trem Page 17 Contested Trophy
In a rough OCR fragment Jackson earned a point for Lompec with Victoria in the 120 yard high hurdles. Verdiea won the 190 lows and placed fifth in the bong. Hemitten tentatively claimed the team trophy. combined scores showed Lompec in second with a hint of the final standings.
Senators pull surprise in draft pick Broberg from Dartmouth
Washington Senators chose right handed pitcher Bob Broberg of Dartmouth in the secondary phase draft, passing Michigan State outfielder Rob Ellis who had been expected to be the pick. Broberg, once drafted by Oakland, reportedly rejected a $150,000 offer and had remained in school. The White Sox had the first pick in the secondary phase, expected to select a catcher.
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Washington Senators
Bob Broberg
Dartmouth
Rob Ellis
Michigan State
Broberg
Oakland
Burt Hooton
Texas
Milwaukee
Notre Dame
Senators
Ellis
Elis
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Tigers trade for Denny McLain in Detriot action
New York reports Denny McLain returns to Detroit via trade with the Washington Senators. The move involves another pitcher sharing the same name, creating a mix up as teams react to the draft and rookie selection.
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NEW York
UPI
Denny Mclain
Detreit
McLain
Washington Senators
Tigers
Cal State Vies in Nationals as 12 Jumpers Hit 74 Feet
Cal State Riverside figures in a rugged national meet with 12 entrants over 74 feet led by Jackson at 24-1 and Barfield from Riverside. Intermediates feature T. C. Minot of Prairie View pacing 25 hopefuls with 50.7. Wille Eishman aims at 1:51.9 in the 880 as nine runners break 1:52, led by Eugene Weiss of Montclair. Easter Michigan leads, with Southwestern Louisiana Prairie View Call Poly and Occidental in pursuit. Cal Poly is defending champ but depth is in question for a fourth straight NCAA College Division title.
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Jackson
T.C. Minot
Prairie View
Wille Eushman
Eugene Weiss
Montclair
N.J. State
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Southwestern
Louisiana
Call Poly
SLO
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Northern California draft picks parade amid scattered names
A ragged list of players and locales appears, with mentions of concrete teams and places like Santa Clara Fremont and Sacramento. The piece reads as a roster scramble, naming numerous draft prospects such as LHP Steven Contend, RHP Freane, and others, alongside cities and colleges, reflecting a chaotic sports brief on draft selections and potential affiliations.
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Phoens
Tilde
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Dellsy
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St. Pmreboen
Steven Conetend
LHP
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Wray Palo Beech
Larry Lints
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GHP
Cleveland Re
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Freten
Hownton
Lecoa
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Lowy
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Jan Luis
Mark A. Bloons
Len Gates
Urry Menarkesan
Santa Rae
Karas City
Sam
New York
Larson
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