Hayes Leads To AAU 100 Defeat At National Meet
Hayes finishes second to John Moon in the 100 meters at the National AAU women's track and field championships semi finals in Greensboro. Heldman defeats Carole Loop of California State in a 100 meter qualifier as top sprinters vie for finals. Other heat winners include Rivers of New Mexico, Green of Nebraska, and Ashworth.
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New Mexico
Charlie Green
Nebraska
Gerald Ashworth
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Blaine
Dalyrmple Clout Spurs Philly Win
The article notes Dalyrmple’s impact boosting Philadelphia to a victory as Mickey Wright eyes a strong year on the women’s pro golf tour. It mentions a Waldemar Open lead after round one and other racing and sports notes including a 250 Mile Stock Car event in Castle Rock and city talks over Connie Mack Stadium sales.
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Roger Ward
Fenn Ruttman
Pirates Roll Past Reds 8-3 in Easy Victory
Pittsburgh rapped Cincinnati for 13 hits to power an 8-3 win. Stars included Harper and Virdon with key hits as the Pirates overwhelmed three Reds pitchers.
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Mets erupt to biggest inning in three years vs Braves
In Milwaukee, the New York Mets exploded for their largest inning in three years, scoring eight runs in the second to overwhelm Warren Spahn and the Milwaukee Braves. The barrage included hits from Smith, Blasingame, and others as New York built a commanding lead over Milwaukee.
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Cubs Edge Colts in 10th
Cubs rally in bottom of the 10th as Leo Burke singles home Noug Clemens for a 7 6 victory over Houston. Pinch hitter Burke delivers the decisive run after a see-saw finish at Wrigley Field.
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First Base Fling Costs Felipe 30 Days
Milwaukee Braves center on Felipe Alou undergoing knee surgery to remove cartilage in his right knee. He will be out at least 30 days after twisting the knee in pregame practice at first base. The club asked the NL to place him on the disabled list as of June 24.
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Felipe Alou
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Bobby Bragan
Famed Promoter Dies in Montreal at 75
Montreal AP reports Leo Dan gidurand a famed Canadian sports promoter of the 1920s to early 1980s died Thursday at age 75. The obituary notes his prominent role in boxing and event promotion across decades.
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Ecoloriat
South Africa Rejects Integrated Olympic Teams
Prime ministerial aide Jan de Klerk said South Africa will not permit non whites on its international teams to compete in Tokyo. The IOC warned of a ban unless apartheid in sports ends by August 16, and the government insisted on preserving traditional South African customs in athletics.
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National Games Association
Yang Aims for World Mark in Decathlon Showdown
WALNUT, UP I C K Yang will chase a new world mark in the National AAU Decathlon at Mt. San Antonio College tonight after a strong start with 4 435 points from the first five events. He trails his 9 121 point record and seeks the high hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin, and 1 500 meters to clinch a spot on the US team for the Los Angeles meet with the Soviet Union on July 25 26.
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Detore Appointed AUrALEIMYS PELIULAALEES night heights decathlon feats
Pittsburgh athletic scene notes Detore named manager of the Salern league while an Indian scout and former decathlon record holder Toomey rows with a 6-9 effort. Dave Thore, son of Santa Barbara, posts a 6 foot 94 inch high jump and a 400 meters in 47.5 seconds as a standout.
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Newark No-Hitter Sparks Police for A L Crown
Newark Police explode to a 12-2 win over East Bay in the Haas Little League standings, led by Randy Morehead and Tom Pierce with multiple hits and RBIs. Don Mirdaugh pitched for the Police in a dominant showing, while Chuck Carbone and Christiansen contributed key at bats as Newark clinched second place in the league.
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Chuck Carbone
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Palice Names in 2-Seol Palices Briefly Noted
Fragmentary OCR mentions Palice Depertrent Brehengead Parson anundes and 2-Seol Palices with unclear context. No clear event or outcome is readable. Further readable details are insufficient to describe a specific item or action.
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Cubs Up Eden Lead On DelaBarre Spree
Cubs overpower Schafer Park Pirates 17 to 4 as Mike Dela Barre and teammates pace the Mt Eden Lions Club win. Ron Miller and Tom Payon lead Pirates with multiple hits. Dela Barre, Cox, Rhodes, and Miller contribute on offense in a high scoring league game.
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Huckaby’s Sleek Win Prompts Fire Kids Rally
John Huckaby hurled a 4190 victory for the San Lorenzo American Little League Fire Department team, striking out 15 while walking one over a full game. Jeff Pepper added two singles as the offense supported the right-hander, with Daryl Pitta and Larry Benevidez collecting two and one hits respectively for the night.
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Youth Program To Be Aided By Candlestick Races Funds
SAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees will receive proceeds from the Candlestick Sports Cars Races on August 4. Chairman Robert Peltz says funds will support youth projects including summer camps for underprivileged children.
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Mapletowne Tigers Top Southgate in Seventh Inning Rally
Mapletowne Furniture Tigers pushed across a run in the top of the seventh night to trim Southgate Mobil Service 5 4 1 and move within a game of the Mt Eden American Little League lead. Relief pitcher Chris Konstantine had two singles for the Tigers while Mark Hammer homered for the losers.
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Rockets Rally to 11-0 Victory Over Russell’s Markets
Buchanan Motors Rockets crushed Russell's Markets 11 to 0 in a Hayward East National Little League game. Mark Richmond led with two doubles and a single, while Mike Krabble and Rick Galet spun a two hitter for the win. The victory ties Buchanan for first place in the second half, with Richmond’s Markets also in the mix.
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Mark Richmond
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Brane
Iki
Galetti
Spilinee
Moore
Moa
Richmond
Debra
Galea
Suchannant
Alves Rips Triple In Decoto Triumph
Union City Decoto Pharmacy plated eight runs in the second inning on five hits and errors to defeat the Teamsters 10 to 2 in the Union City Little League. Tim Alves tripled home three runs and scored twice to pace the winners.
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Cubs place Jim Schaffer on disabled list
The Chicago Cubs put catcher Jim Schaffer on the disabled list after a hairline fracture in his left hand. Rookie Vic Roznovsky was recalled from Salt Lake City to fill the roster spot.
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Jim Schaffer
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Vic Roznovsky
Salt Lake City
Michigan Co ed Wins College Golf Championship
Michigan's Palli Shook from Valparaiso won the all Michigan women's collegiate golf title in a tight 38 hole final at East Lansing, defeating Joyce Karmierski of Michigan State 2 and 1 amid scorching heat. Shook, 81, endured heat exhaustion and nearly collapsed near the end as her early lead faded.
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Wide Open Passing Game Seen Continued from Page Five
Prolific quarterback from the Oilers era, signature pocket passer with roving bootleg and possible halfback role under Lombardi. Forecast calls for typical humid summer night with heat and sweat. Rosters list West squad for tonight’s game.
Angels Run Streak Against A.L. Opponents Grows Strong
The Los Angeles Angels extended their winning streak to 1 games with a 1-0 and 6-0 shutout of Kansas City, moving to sixth place and within half a game of Cleveland. Rookie Bob Meyer earned his first major league win in the opener. Belinsky pitched the night’s other win as Los Angeles kept climbing in the standings.
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Arrigo laments one rotten pitch costing no hitter
In St Paul, Arrigo blamed a single mislocated pitch for denying the no hitter against the White Sox. Mike Hershberger lined the second pitch of the ninth inning into right center for Chicago’s lone hit in a 2-0 Minnesota victory. Arrigo said he wanted to finish the game strong and nurse the pity of the near feat.
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Wind and Fans Blaster At Candlestick Replay
The game featured homers by Snider Haller and Hart and a late tie by Ray. Hendley loaded the bases with Davis and Howard, then Roseboro' s infield hit. Cepeda Hart and Pagan drove in runs as Giants rally to tie before Ortega exited early.
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Yankees and Dodgers streaks loom in early seasons
The excerpt notes the New York Yankees achieving 13 consecutive wins in September 1961 and the Los Angeles Dodgers stringing together a similar run in May and June 1983. It mentions the Angels as contenders to tie those streaks.
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