Carlos Wins 2 Events At Cal State Meet
Francisco Arias wins high jump at 6.794 meters and Dave Mills takes the 1000 meter steeplechase in 10 20.8 at a Cal State track meet. The results list multiple events with unattached and college competitors, including noted names like Warren Edmonson and Bruce Wilhelm in various disciplines.
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Francisco Arias
Dave Mills
Arias
Mills
Ed Mitlinsens
Athens
Greg Mishel
Cal Berkeley
Bot Peterson
Tatreched
Sohn Haley
ENMUD
BI Hammett
John Cartas
Sartase
Warren Edmonson
Merritt
Ilaly
Walt Burer
Charles Sibifes
Sian
John Kavenge
Ian
John Bond
Athen
Fwomantler Pariathenen
Fineland
Gail Haviee
Cal
Tears
Rainy Shull
Cpl State
Wards Aimene
Heville Myteny
San Joa
Fraceisca Aria
Grorge Ridin
Rm Rectra
Ed Dowell
Vedi
Bruce Grant
Avohonsa Gullliands
Jean Cote
Mark Mes
Lancy Kennedy
Athans
Gary Carlsen
Striders
Ludvig Ganek
Afwina
Jorge Sarla
Sunset
Henry Magn
Eden
Mije Ryn
Acheal
Fy Chusk
Randy White Slanford
Everett Silmick
Fair Racing Opens Vallejo Meeting at Solano Track
Vallejo opens its 12 day Solano County fair racing meeting with a 3000 dollar State Officials Day purse. A six furlong sprint draws seven top allowance runners from Golden Gate. Post time 1 10 p.m. daily doubles built on first two races.
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Vallejo
Solano County
Golden Gate Fields
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Sonoma County
Santa Trosa
San Mateo County
Bay Meadows
Divers Grab 3rd Spot At San Carlos Meet
Hayward divers led by Brian Bilotti LeAnn Anderson and John Summersfield captured third place at the San Carlos Kiwanis Diving Meet. Bilotti won with 149.05 points Summersfield scored 144.15 and Anderson 291.40 for first in her age group.
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San Carlos
Brian Bilotti
LeAnn Anderson
John Summersfield
Hayward
San Carlos Kiwanis
Bilotti
Hays
Summerfield
Anderson
Gary Anderson
Monique Gameley
Antoinette Gameley
Temple A Y man team wins Gold Cup at Desert Inn
A Y-man team from Temple Texas won the Gold Cup golf tournament at the Desert Inn Country Club in Las Vegas Nevada with a one-hole total of 760.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Temple
Tex
Desert Inn Country
Bay Meadows Champ Kaweah Bar Captures Golden Wear Purse
Kaweah Bar ridden by Hobby Adair wins the Golden Wear Purse at Bay Meadows, returning to racing to beat six rivals led by Double Dibs by four and a half lengths. George Chitlick trains the coast’s top two year old, fresh from last semester’s success.
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George Chitlick
Ka ‘Weah Bar
Hobby Adair
Rhidstretch
Frank Lee Speaking on ABA and NBA plans
A sports chat with Frank Lee and Alex Mannum discussing league attendance and the potential three point rule. Wheatley, a 60 year old 1936 Olympic cage team member, weighs in on ownership influence and future scheduling as racing resumes tonight at 7 41. Several race results and entries follow including Minth Mace and Bunny's Warrior with mixed odds and notes.
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Alex Mannum
Wheatley
U.S
Meadows
ABA
Uea
Minth Mace
Wieburg
O Sanchez
Bunny
R. Banks
Amber Depit
Rikin Gel
Rags McCoy
Enovld
Gentia
Sir Way Gam
WiiHe Mole
Torrid A's Rout Royals Early Intelevised rout on television
The A's built a 60 lead through five innings against Ray Culp as Kim Nash worked six innings, scattering four hits for his fourth win against three losses. The lineup showed strong output with multiple players contributing across the attack and the defense holding firm late.
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Fise
Ray Culp
Kim Nash
Oaklansealon
Iabr
Abe Hei Cimpers
Schofieid
Kubiaka
ATP
Chine
Jacksonrf
Velrrmsk
Bando
Srounef al
Boston
Heston
Blacksen
Green
Kubiiat AB Sarksan
Schodule
Jackson
Bacda
Smith
Scot
Sb.campaneris
Mantay
Wheer
Siabert
Ad Landis
Regaenburk
Ita
Saverkrauste
Lends
Indians Scalp 10th Straight in Interdivisional Win
The Indians beat the Dodgers 6-2 in an interdivisional game over the weekend, extending their league lead to ten straight. Cubs topple Orioles 10-2 as Mike Ward hits three homers and Mets nip Giants 8-2 with Brian Faler collecting a triple and a homer.
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Grimes
Marines
Trevino
Alwitre i Néané
al, Ward
HR — Ward
Dolgers
Bates and Grubb
Lockhart
Reyna End
Bernraes
New ABA-style league eyed by Wheatley after Oaks success
Wheatley announces a new circuit to develop players kept out of ABA and NBA, with support from ABA Commissioner George Mikan. The Oaks arena traffic drops aside from a Laker-Warrior playoff clash, and the plan hints at staying away from the Bay Area.
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Wheatley
George Mikan
ABA
Clark Kent
Supermoith
Oklahoma
Oak Island Coliseum
Akes
Oaks
Warrior
Bay Area
Franklin Miewlar
Alex Hannum
Giants Sweep Expos Strike Into Home Run Binge
The Giants completed a sweep of the Expos as the team credited 52 homers in 58 games. On his 23rd birthday, Henderson hit a three-run homer in the ninth to seal the opener after Jim Davenport’s clutch single tied the score in the previous frame.
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Giants
Henderson
Jim Daven
Port
Moody Wins Open With First Tour Victory After Narrow Qualifying
Orville Moody, the 1968 Open champion, clinched his first tour victory in a tense finish. He secured $30,000 and raised year earnings to $67,021 after overcoming regional trials with a 149 score, one stroke from advancing, and saying he plans to play in the Kemper Open and the British Open while pursuing more tournaments. Moody discussed his name change from Orville James Moody to Orville Cleve Moody for citizenship paperwork and his shift to a stronger short game.
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PGA Players School
Dle
Gaylord Perry
Exposia Club
Frank Linzy
Attice
Charlotte
Ant
Tin
Lee ‘Trevino
Julius Horos
Trevino
Moody
Bor
Chickasha
Okla
Atwul
Orville James Moody
Orville Cleve Moody
Orville Moody
Deane Bemal
AL Getherger
Bob Rosburg
Bos Murph
Miller Barker
Firuce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Bunky Henry
George Archer
Bruce Devlin
Dave Mare
Julius Betas
Charles Condy
Dale Douglass
Ray Fioyd
FR Brat
Dave Hill
Howie Johnson
Deon
Pri Rodsers
Kermit Zarkey
Robert Stanton
Tom Weiskepl
Berk Yancey
Joe E. Campbell
Richard Crawlued
Tony Jackney
Bobby W. Abitchell
Derey Steetemnith
Homero Blancas
George Knudenn
Bobby Nichola
Ban Sikes
Sam Snead
Aare
Billy Casper
Mimi BI al Balding
Bert Greene
Bob Lunn
Aulke Soudak
Gary Player
Frank Beard
Robert Stone
Collins
Lionel Wenerd
Tistiat
Robert Payns
John Schiet
Bin
Giants edge Expos in ninth as Henderson homers in nightcap
In a back to back, Montreal led 6 the Expos clinging to a seventh inning jam until Ron Hunt started a rally with a single. Mays followed with a run scoring hit and Henderson ended it with a towering homer to cap a dramatic ninth inning comeback by San Francisco. Dietz and Bonds connected earlier to spark the Giants offense.
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Reds
Braves
Henderson
Giants
Montreal
Dan McGinn
Expos
McCovey
Ron Hunt
Dietz
Bonds
Hunt
Jim Hark
Mays
San Francisco
Abe Hel Ab
Philips
Staub
Jones St
Savoy
Gavengrl Ao
Sulhérind
Hutte Fond ‘Winess
Fort Lentersy
Stonman
Meginn
Arya McGinn
Perry Amaak
Kiney
Innooe
Stonemary Perry
Phillips
Baltey
Eatay Jy
Marstall
Jones
Hendersn
Boccabella
Etheridge
Jason
Lanter Iy
Raventall
Meermee
Bosch
Woslewskip
Hermozo
McGinn
Loudon
Fred Soe Ie Tan Ort Nix
Pranksville
Wis
Yezers
Cal Rawborn
Sanwecermick
Diego
Harris Tops Skywest in Sudden Death Playoff Classic
Harris and Radliff both posted 214 in the Skywest Golf Chaos Andrews Classic, forcing a sudden death playoff Harris won. Brunjalson led second flight with 208, while Nelson led third flight at 209 and Olynik captured fourth with 219. Rose topped fifth flight at 227.
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Hayward
del Harris
Bruce Radliff
Skywest
Harris
Radlift
Bob Brunjalson
Ernie Nelson
J. Olynik
Lee Rose
Tml
Rowe
Rea Beceur
Clauce Potters
Bantam Fight Gets Sanction For Rose Olivares Match
The California Athletic Commission approved promoter George Parnassus to stage a world bantamweight championship bout at Dodger Stadium on August 22. Lion Rose of Australia and Ruben Olivares of Mexico are the title contenders.
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Los Angeles
UPS
California Athletic Commission
George Parnassus
Lionel Rose
Australia
Ruben Olivares
Mexico
Dodger Stadium
Gonzaleses Win In Golf At Hayward Club Event
The Gonzales brothers won the Hayward Men's Club two ball event with a net 64, pairing a 78 gross with a 14 handicap. Second place was shared by multiple pairs including Milt Camacho with George Ackel, Bruce Currie with Ra Proffil, and Derrell Blair with Heb Appun.
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Hayward
Brothers Foe
Henry Gonzales
An Club
Gonzales Bros
Hom
Withness
Milt Camacha
George Ackel
Bruce Currie
Ra Proffil
Derrell Blair
Heb Appun
Jones Wins Lakewood 100 Late Model Race
Bobby Jones of Greenville powered his 1966 Ford to victory in the Lakewood 100 late model sportsman race Sunday. First place paid 31,000 dollars.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Greenville
5.C
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