Napoles Retains World Welterweight Crown in Mexico
World welterweight champion Jose Napoles defended his title Saturday night by stopping Adolph Pruitt of Mississippi in a technical knockout. The Cuban-born Napoles, now a naturalized Mexican citizen, burst in the second half, battering Pruitt with body and head blows as the challenger tired and faded.
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Mitchell's roll to 22 0 win with Waters three run homer
Doug Waters delivered a three run homer in the first inning as Michel's defeated New ark 22 to 0 in Aleosta Babe Rush League play. Gary Scheid pitched a shutout until the seventh frame. Jerry Mitchell hit a two run homer as part of a late rally. Albanese doubled and homered driving in five. Bayal and Cassady added key hits for Mitchell's.
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Area women's golf sweepstakes first flight results
In the Lew Galbraith women’s golf sweepstakes the first flight lists Tonie Sintmeny 2% MAT, Fran Smith EBM, Ger. senna Floyd 1d 78 with Anne Scélrmer PUAN and Aillie Lantie TRIE noted in the second flight Jam et Long 101-7974. Third flight includes Doris Mort 126-3373 Helene Sacawaila 1/3 and Pauling Henry 17-343.
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Helene Sacawaila
Pauling Henry
Cal State women track stars shine at Kennedy Games
Marilyn King and Cis Schafer, both Califor nia State University athletes, impressed at Edwards Stadium Berkeley while pursuing Olympic trials. King works toward a comeback from ankle surgery and Schafer contends with mental form as they push for Munich. Both runners eye Munich and face upcoming trials with cautious optimism.
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Nostalgia for faded bubblegum players of baseball’s past
Nostalgia piece recalls obscure 1930s major league names that delighted collectors. It highlights Rudy Regalado, Vito Valentinett, Moe Mothard, Libby Sistith and others, noting how today’s stars pale beside these quirky monikers while celebrating the joy they brought to fans and kids collecting cards.
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Bill Madden
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UPI
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Vito Valentinett
Moe Mothard
Libby Sisti
Cooperstown
Vida Blue
Browns
Athletics
Carl Schelb
Earl Schelb
Marian Fricano
Jar Ten Babe
Washington Senators
Wayne Verwilliger
Clyde Vollmer
Tom Umphlett
Bobby Malkinus
Eddie Miksis
Bob Cerv
Mickey Grasso
Terris Pain
Acme Big Nine Triumphs In 9 Run Rally
Barney Rohney blasted a bases loaded triple to ignite a six run sixth inning as Acme Trophies of Ashland toppled Dublin 9 0 in Big League action. Rohney struck out nine and walked five while Paul Finegan and Rich Ordonez each collected two hits. Other listed players include Maruyama and Greener among the lineups.
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Barney Rohney
Acme Trophies
Ashland
Paul Finegan
Rich Ordonez
Acme
John Kennedy High Student Sullivan In Critical Care
Sullivan, a John Kennedy High student from Fremont, remains in Kaiser Hospital Redwood City ICU with breathing stabilized after a tracheotomy performed Thursday. He broke his neck in May 4 fall. the operation followed a Tuesday breathing decline and he now no longer requires a respirator.
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A's Exhibition Plan Sets Stage for Iowa Game
Ray Johnston, owner of Towa-Oaks, says the Oakland Athletics will finally play an exhibition in Des Moines after four years of failed attempts. Karlie Finley, son of Finley, had previously refused to play. The A's will bring in the American League Western Division champs this summer, after Finley funded past stipend arrangements.
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Gordon Goldsberry
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Sun Devils top Iowa in first round of college World Series
In Omaha, Arizona State defeats Iowa 2-2 in the third inning and wins the opening game of the double elimination college World Series. Earlier, Texas eliminated Mississippi 9-8 and Oklahoma edged Temple 2-1 in 13 innings.
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Davis star McMillan wins FWC sportsmanship award
Ron McMillan of Davis basketball is named the sixth annual T Griffith Memorial Award winner for outstanding sportsmanship in the 1972 Far Western Conference season. He becomes the first Davis player to win the honor, with near unanimous selection after a senior year that earned league MVP and leading scorer honors.
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Chuckburgers and Green Lantern split a doubleheader
In a Golden Gate Travel League doubleheader, Chuckburgers won the opener 6-0 behind four‑hit shutout pitcher Rich Rodrigues who also doubled in two first‑inning runs. Green Lantern captured the nightcap 2-1 as CJ Rude and others contributed, with notable hits from Nevins and McCormick.
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Bombers Edge Jalers 53 51 In Derby Action
Sacramento roller derby at Memorial Auditorium saw Bay Bombers win 53 to 51 over the Jal ls. The victory knots the series at five games apiece with a rematch set at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco at 3 45 p m today.
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Grubbs takes second at All-American Games
Grubbs Rob Grubbs, senior at Washington High, finished second in a field of eight at the All-American Games in Mt. Pleasant Ill. He clocked an all time best 54.5 seconds in the 400 meter dash, topping his 56.1 time from the State Meet. Coach Bob Spinger accompanied him as Grubbs plans talks with Indiana University about an athletic scholarship, with interest also shown by Texas Oregon State and Iowa State.
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Balboa Stadium hosts State Cup eliminee clash today
San Francisco two members of the American Olympic Games soccer team will play for Concordia against El Salvador in a 11 45 a m State Cup elimination contest at Balboa Stadium. Concordia to field Archie Robastoff and Mike Ivanov as El Salvador, a dark horse, upset Greek Americans 3 2 recently.
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