Blind distance runner Cordellos to race 10000 meters at Fremont Park
San Francisco athlete Harry J. Cordellos, who is blind, will join fellow loggers and Bay Area runners next to Fremont's Swim Lagoon in Central Park for a 10000 meter race. He will rely on pacers, start with a weighted arm lock, and hopes to inspire disabled athletes while pursuing a top finish.
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Community voices praise parent volunteers in youth baseball
Readers laud parental sacrifice and support for Little League tryouts and snack-bar duties. A caller credits mentors like Wallace Brenneck for guiding boys toward goals, while criticizing sports reporting and officiating practices.
Ducks suffer 12th Pac-8 loss after late cold spell
Washington State defeated Oregon 77-68 in Eugene as the Ducks went cold in the final minutes, extending Oregon's Pac-8 record to 0-4. WSU improved to 3-10 in conference play, with a tight start and six ties before the late burst by the Cougars sealed the game.
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Chabot College Sweeps American River In Baseball Twinbill
Chabot College swept American River College yesterday with four run innings in each game. Denis Beaty pitched one‑hit relief in the first game as Chabot rallied to win after a slow start, then erupting for a big ninth inning with key hits from Konstantino and Byrant. In the second game Lanny Mays and Dan Ghinazal led a four run fourth inning, aided by wild pitches and an error, as Chabot secured the 4–0 win and moved to open the Gylter Gate Conference schedule at Merritt.
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Monzon Retains World Title With Fifth Round KO
Argentina’s Carlos Monzon retained the world middleweight title by defeating Denny Mayer of Portland, Oregon, in the fifth round after a controversial stoppage by referee Renzo Fortunato. The ending sparked boos and an orange-throwing melee as police escorted the fighters away. Monzon improved to 76-3-1 with 60 KOs. Mayer fell to 41-74-4-1 no contest.
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DVC edges Chabot runners to nab GGC relays crown
Diablo Valley College and Chabot battled to win the Gallon Gate Conference Relay crown with DVC edging Chabot as Meg S Ferrell and San Francisco rivals posted strong times. Foothill set a relays record in the one mile while Merritt joined in with multiple second place finishes and Cal State pole vault hopes surged.
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Foyt Aims for Miller 900 NASCAR Crown in Ontario
Ontario California reports A. Foyt, famed U S auto club rival from Houston, seeks the Miller High Life 500 stock win on the 25 mile Ontario oval. Foyt, defending champion, earned pole with a record speed. front row also includes Bobby Allison and Richard Petty with strong showings and top chassis details noted.
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