Rosenbloom Confined to Sanitarium in California
Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom, famed boxer and actor, is confined in a sanitarium under Motion Picture and Television Fund care. Doctors warn of brain damage from 289 professional fights, with memory loss and confusion, though he remains physically sound at 63. Once a light heavyweight champion and film star, his decline follows years of head trauma and extensive boxing career.
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50th State I sweeps doubleheader in Nor Cal softball
Larry Mendes hit three doubles and Clayton Mendes added a homer and two singles as their 50th State squad swept a doubleheader from Corres's Juniors by scores of 10-5 and 4-1 in Nor Cal Hawaiian softball action. Gaylord Kalira homered for the bottom game win while Dave Staley and Eddie Rodrigues had three and two hits for the winning team.
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Golden Gate fields stakes nominees total 46 in Getaway Day events
Fifty six is mentioned. The article notes 46 horses nominated to the remaining Golden Gate Fields stakes, with 18 two year old fillies in the St Francis and 28 sophomores in the Pacifica. The St Francis at five and a half furlongs features Hooley Ruley and Hindu Wassa as leading contenders, while the Pacifica, a mile and a sixteenth on turf, may be split into two divisions on Getaway Day. Richmond?
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Money and fame drive US Open field at Pebble Beach
The article notes players seek wealth and renown by winning the U S Open. Billy Casper, a past champion, returns wary of form and age, saying little about money or fame. Chi Chi Rodrigues comments on Jack Nicklaus amid rough Pebble Beach conditions.
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Open golf caddy tax talk and alias reveal
Fragment from page 8 notes a wager about pay in the Open while a caddy jokes about taxes. Denver Mack claims caddies never pay income tax, then a banter reveals the speaker’s alias and real name as Joseph Daniel McNulty, with a reference to Dennis Day.
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Blue fails to support and loses again in tense finish
A rough game ends with a fielder's choice and a strikeout by Dobson to seal defeat for the Orioles hurler against the A's. Epstein had sent Dobson down previously after fading the A's, while a late two-run homer in the eighth by an Orioles pitcher sparked the tense clash amid a crowded scene.
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Pan American cagers not guilty of rape
Two Pan American University basketball stars Teo Telin and Reese Stovall were acquitted of raping a freshman student. The jury deliberated 90 minutes before clearing the Detriot and San Antonio natives, while a disciplinary committee will decide if they can rejoin the team.
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Chiefs edge Bombers again in tight San Jose win
The New York Chiefs beat the Bay Bombers 44 to 43 at San Jose Civic Auditorium to move 2-0 in the series. Pony Roman and Candy Jones led the Bombers with 10 points each as the packed crowd watched a close back and forth game.
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Arizona State unbeaten in College World Series action
In Omaha the College World Series eliminations loom with Arizona State, Texas, Southern California, and Temple in contention. Sun Devils blanked Southern California 8 0 earlier, Temple beat Connecticut 7 5, and Texas eliminated Oklahoma 7 1 as Elliot Wills starred for ASU with a triple and a single.
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Torre Leads NL All Star Balloting In First Day
New York AP reports third baseman Doe Torre of the St. Louis Cardinals led National League fan balloting with 74,129 votes for the July 25 All Star Game in Atlanta. Cubs’ Ron Santo was second with 26,227, Braves’ Hank Aaron had 8,418, Mets’ Bud Harrelson 56,753, Pirates’ Manny Sanguil ten led over Johnny Bench 48,203 to 47,305, Clemente 54,812, and Rusty Staub 50,719.
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Bruins sign star Craig Larner to 1972 74 deal
The Boston Bruins announced they signed Craig Larner, lead scorer on the 1972 U S Olympic hockey team, to a contract covering the 1972 74 seasons.
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