Edwards Holds Talks Amid Boycott Plans At College
Sacramento reports Harry Edwards met black athletes during National AAU and field championships. The effort centers on an Olympic boycott tied to 1968 plans, with Edwards pursuing support and organizing among participants as attention grows in California.
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Jacuaty
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San Joselie Field
Tommie Smith
Lee
Evans
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Ralph Boston
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U.S
Star Team Selections Highlight NCAA Women’s All Americans
Villanova and Southern California headline the 1960 NCAA Women’s All American list with seven track and field performers each. California leads with six selections as the Pacific Eight tops the nation with 29 honorees. The roster includes notable athletes from UCLA, Washington, Brigham Young, San Jose State, and Colorado State among others.
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Gerry Lindgren
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Terry Harrison
Colorado State
Steve Hoag
Minnesota
Ed Stenebsro
Duke
Bob Narcessian
James Kavanaugh
Suslon
Augie Zilinkar
Monmouth
Leroe Hart
Army
Pertil Pous
Prigham Youngs
John Johnson
UCLA
Im Blasdell
Hrigham Young
Stan Roysler
Steve Marcut
John van Rennen
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Mike Mercer
Lin Fate
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Clayde Glasson
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Sam Davis
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Steven Straugh
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Horace Cale
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Pater Boyce
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Steve Drawn
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Byron Dyce
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Ralph Oschultz
Boyd Gittins
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Cal State Coaching Staff Set
Cal State details coaching staff changes including Dr Joel Grose from Sonoma State and Rodrigo from SFSC, with notes on past roles at SFSC Sonoma State and other schools. The piece also covers resignations at Cal State and broader context of college athletics payoffs and boycotts.
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Lakers Bid For Chamberlain Sparks Trade Talk
World Of Sports reports Los Angeles Lakers managers dialing Philadelphia 76ers officials over a potential Wilk Chamberlain deal. Rumors name Darrell Imhoff Archie Clark Jerry Chambers and cash as possible return while the 76ers may seek Jerry West in a broader trade.
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Wilk Chamberlain
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Darraill
Mhoff
Archie Clark
Jerry
Chambers
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Laker
Jerry West
Irv Kasloff
Jack Ramsay
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Rain Delays London Tennis Final After Upsets
Clark Graebner and Tom Okker failed to decide the title as rain washed out the London Grass Court final. Both had shocked paths to the championship, while in the NCAA scene Ann Hayden Jones and Oklahoma State’s Urier Jones claimed the women’s crown with a record eight championships on a New Mexico course.
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United States
Tom Okker
Holland
London
Ann Hayden Jones
San Francisco golfer Bob Blomberg leads public links meet
At Harding Park Golf Course Bob Blomberg, the 1968 Oakland City champion, posted a clean scorecard to hold a bye-stroke lead over Doug Boston of San Francisco as the Greater Bay Area Qualifying progresses toward the 43rd U S Amateur Public Links.
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Harding Park
Doug Boston
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U.S
Post Kathy Share Lead in Wallas Golf Round
Kathy Post shares lead after three rounds in a crowded field at Wallas. San Leandro, Oakland, and San Francisco players posted 75s and 76s with several others in the high 70s to stay in contention. In California Angels defeat, Fre gosi and Sstriano homered to power a 5-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles.
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Jim McMurtrey
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Pegoy
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San Lorenzo
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Sharon Miller
Fremont
Joha'aui Jessa
Anaheim
Jim Fregosi
Tom Sstriano
California Angels
Baltimore
Sanchez to Defend Title at PGA Qualifying in Reno
Sanchez set to defend his PGA qualifying title in Reno as Camilo Sanchez and other pros including Dave Brody and Robert Oka compete May 1968 through Thursday at Nugget Golf Course. Local clubs Hayward Imura and John Thosa among entrants at Lake Merced venue.
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Bombers Win Series 5-1 in Major League Clash
The Bay Bombers clinched a fifth straight series victory over the Midwest Pioneers, taking game six 5-1 at the Colosseum last night. Barnstorming hitters and solid pitching highlighted the win as the Bombers extend their dominant stretch in the rivalry.
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Blassie Trio Win Feature At Cow Palace
San Francisco report says the Blassie trio Fred Blassie Ray Stevens and Pat Patterson won three falls from Bearcat Wright Pepper Gomes and Pedro Morales for the main event purse in last night’s tag team feature at the Cow Palace before 6 013 fans grossing 20 208 501. In the co feature Curtis Jauken defeated Don Chuy with bombs away body press. Other results include Kinji Shohoya and Mr Sato beating Hahn Lea and Pepper Martin Haru Sasaki defeating Pedro Godoy and The Alaskan defeating Alberta Amassa.
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Fred Blassie
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Bob's Cocktails Stay Unbeaten in Softball Tourney
Bob's Cocktails remains unbeaten after a 124 run win over Concord Disposal in day one of the Golden Gate Travels Teague softball tournament. They face Old Hangout of Concord at Thrash Park in a winner's bracket game at 1 a.m. and the championship is a double elimination affair with a 7 p.m. start at Washington Manor, potential 8:46 p.m. second game.
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Krausse Grateful No Holiday Game For A's Pitcher
Oakland lefty Lew Krausse thanked luck the last night wasn t a holiday after silencing the Washington Senators 4 1 He cited three homer feats by Frank Monard last year and said he would avoid pitching to him on holidays He expressed confidence in his form and noted Ted Kubiak Dick Green and Jim Nash promos for upcoming games Rick Monday boosted his AL batting lead as Farmers Night brought fans with a wagon parade and various novelty contests at the Coliseum
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Athletics Turn Back Senators in Spotty Win
Athletics won despite stranding two runners in the third and seventh innings. Krausse induced Ron Hansen into a double play to end a Senators threat. The Athletics left runners on base with men at third and one out in two innings but still secured the victory.
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Drysdale Breaks Dodgers Strikeout Record With 2400th
Len Gabrielson drove in three runs with a two run homer and a single as the Dodgers beat the Mets 5-1. Don Drysdale pitched the first 24 innings to reach 2,400 career strikeouts, snapping Sandy Koufax’s club record. Don Sutton appeared in relief for the Dodgers, finishing with two scoreless innings.
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