Newman Sweeps Fresno Trials In 9.2 Seconds Test
Newman clocked 9.2 seconds in the Fresno meet tests with wind within limits. Frank Covelli won the javelin at 261 feet 3 inches. George Kerr captured the 880 at 1 21.52, Bob Tobler won the 440 in 46.5, and Norm Hoffman led the mile.
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George Kerr
University of Illinois
Jamaica
Bob Toblec
Brigham Young
Norm Hoffman
States Track Club
Oregon
Dallas Teng
Sasedena
Long
Wida
Dave Maggard
Santa Clara
Dave Davis
Canin
Pandialon
Don Castle
Tee Mills
Snedley
Slanford
Rimalet
Ndrews
UCLA
Stole
Ron Whitney
Dechyarntat
Dlion Farmar
Paradins
Wille A Merbenry
Maty
Larry Godfrey
San Diego’ St
Roy Burleson
Pepperdine
Rometer
Danny Muendy
Vunat
Sterling Jenkins
Ron Davis
BI Morgen
Gene Survie
San Just St
Frank Covell
Paxadmna
Phil Contey
Kenavs
Glenn Wingingham
Acteony
Boo Dirich
Pasadena AA
Aka
Ed Thortar
Pasadena Ad
Beas
Tischy
Dave Weill
Jay Slivester
Wnat
Wil Neville
Occidental
Lex Mills Sa
Callie Dea
Ed Kohlers
Pendleton
Por St Una Mi
Slabers J. Cy Mk
Oreldantal
Steve Hats
Uaats
VI “Taylor
Long Bevel’ SI
Dixon Farmer
Pasadena
Gayle Horklisy Aziz
Ay Asti
Sid Nick
Fyasna
Sam Workman
Fresno
Mary Bryant
Dave Morris
U.S.C
Wayne Hernan
San Jose
Dawyard Dastet
Toblers
Brigham ‘Young
Tommy Smith
San Jose ‘State
Don Webster
Unit
Dave Murray
Univ. of Arizona
S. Jett Clements
Long Meadh
Das
Millerons
Norm Hollman
Btale
Dick Krenzer
Kelin Forman
Emerald Emalre
Arth
Bill
Anderson
Pete Mewel
Sar Jose Sh
Brigham "Yourgr
Califorsie
Wright Extends Lead at St Louis Open Invitational
Mickey Wright moved five strokes ahead in the St Louis Open Invitational, holding a strong position as Caspec faltered with a one over par 72. The round, marked by steady putting, left Wright firmly in control while Caspec trailed by four strokes.
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ST. Louis
Mickey Wright
Caspec
Webb and Iman Lead Owls at State Swim Championships
Ken Webb and Gary Homan of Foothill College were named Co Outstanding Swimmers as the Owls won the team title at Bakersfield College with 141 points. Webb and Iman each won three individual events, anchoring Foothill’s record performance in the State Junior College Swimming Championships.
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The
Daily Review
Bakersfield
Ken Webb
Gary Hmnan
Foothill College
Owls
Bakersfield College
Royal Calls Violations Inadvertent At Texas Football Program
Texas coach and athletic director Darrell Royal said alleged improper financial aid and excessive entertainment given to prospective and current athletes were inadvertent. He noted the university has corrected the issues as the conference imposed an indefinite probation, with a May 1965 review promising revised procedures unlikely to extend beyond a year.
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Darrell Royal
Texas
Vallejo Man Wins Regatta After Bout At San Francisco
Vallejo based boxer Kenny Lane from Muskegon Michigan stopped South African Stoffel Steyn in the eighth round of their lightweight bout in San Francisco. Lane built the lead with pressure, delivering a decisive performance as Steyn’s corner threw in the towel at the start of the ninth. Lane also noted in post bout action the Vallejo participation in regional class results with Lane’s victory highlighting the event held near Treasure and Angel Islands.
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South Africa
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
San Francisco
Dr. Roblfor
Ett Frank
Vallejo
Qwens
Stoffel Stayn
Francisco Marina
Treasure
Angel Islands
Lane
Hearst Regatta
Psu Striechen
Wiphen
Lewis Glaeser
Loch Lommand CC
Oakland
George Sturdivant
Lee
Norm Buall
Bridge Marina YC
Steyn
Hornets End Nevada Track Domination at Far West Meet
Davis Sacramento State led by Henry Lawson with three wins ended Nevada’s four year hold on the Far West Conference Track and Field Championships with 72 points. California Aggies finished second, Weber third, while California State at Fayward failed to score. Lawson set meet records in the 100 yard dash and triple jump, and contributed to a victorious relay. Top finishers advance to NCAA Small College regionals next weekend at Long Beach State.
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Dallas Long
Fresno
Long
Occidental College
Joann ‘Prentice
Beth
Casper
Marlene Hagge
Ren Hogan
Whitworth
Miss Stone
Pets Jacobs
Miss Wright
Ren Hoon
Kathy Whitworth
Pune
Ours - Jena Ae Oy
Hesnye
Goran Fie
Louise Sugas
Marlivan Serath
Fieth
Wanda Sanches
Bob Charles
Jerry Edwards
Toutizi
Merece
Finstenvald
Ehttoed
Aen Creedoo
FINRA
Foothill
Bamea App
Natio
Jack Nicklau
Darlington
LPI
Fred
Gaxsy Menon
Richard Petty
Prues
Iotany Patt
Cresling
ken_ Venturi
Gloria FecMay
Sendra Hayale
Mary Lena Faulkipota
Ban Sikes
Mike Garibaldi
Hawkins
Lorenzen
E! Collins
Bo-Voiz
Courtney
Ban
Lecacci
DAVIS
Sacramento State
Henry Lawson
Nevada
California Aggies
Wallek
California State
Fayward
Lawson
Long Beach State College
State
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Vest
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Becerra
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Hurgles
Belmere
Humphrey
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Harvey SE
Gulder
Telmers
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Whee
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Hensickson
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Oore
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Farmer
Johasno Ichs
Harvey
Lawaon
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Rolinson
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Baxter
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Isas Brat Icai
Hicke
Sacramento
Tommerasen
Cramback
Guides
Nnvada
Cal Aggies
Chico
Francisco
Anderson
Caracter
Forman
Willams
Nevada i Cal Aggies
San Franz We Chic
Sactoriente
Pioneer Duo Bow in FWC Tennis Finals
Steve Lindberg and Bob Bryant of Sacramento State won the Western Conference Class B doubles title at UC Davis, defeating Steve Elliott and Hix Kale of Cal State College 4 6 2 4 6 2. Oldemeyer of Chico State captured the Class A singles crown with a 6 1 score over Rog er Kim, while Hinman of Chico beat Schneider of San Francisco 6 4 6 3 for Class B singles. Hager and Guzman of Chico won Class A doubles, defeating Underwood and Travers of Sacramento State 6 1 8 8. Elliott and Kato helped the Pioneers tie for the league title as Cal State moves toward NCAA Small College championships in Los Angeles.
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Davis
Steve Lindberg
Bob Bryant
Sacramento State
Steve Elliott
Hix F Kale
California State College
University of California-Davis
Oldemeyer
Chico
L State
San Francisco State
Rog Ner Kim
Hinman
Downed Schneider
San Francisco
Hager
Guzman
Chicol
Underwood
Travers
Elliott
Kato
Pioneers
Cal State
Los Angeles State
Mermen claim state college title amid national circuit shifts
San Jose State swimmers win at Chico State meet as Armando Vega defends his title in the Southern Intercollegiate championships. California teams discuss AAU moves while notable drivers suffer injuries at Indianapolis practice and Kent road racing collision injures several.
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Dianapolis
Paul Russe
Bob Holbert
Stan Burnett
Kent
Washington
U.S
Pacific Raceways
Ronny Catlan
Larry Webb
Trevor Harris
Ghana Ring Board Nixes Ramos Vote in Accra
The boxing authority halted the judges verdict on a world featherweight title bout between Ramos and Robertson in Accra after a contested 13th round, declaring the fight a no contest. Spectators, promoters, and officials awaited action through the night as the Ghana Boxing Authority weighed a reversal to name Robertson the champion amid crowd support.
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Accra
Ghana
UPI
Thelmand
Ghana Boxing Authority
Nnthl
Ith
Trobertson
Sugar
Ramos
Mexico
Boxing Authority
Ed Lassman
Boxing ’Authority
Britain
Solmons
Robertson
Chamion Ation
Ramis
Watt
Com
McKenzie appeals and runs off for NCS bid
Mt. Eden High standout Larry McKenzie, a top quarter miler, won a hardship appeal to advance toward the North Coast Section finals in Richmond next Friday. He will duel Arroyo’s Rod Boulton for the number six qualifying spot Tuesday on the Pacific oval. He holds the league best 49.8 seconds but has been sidelined for a week with a pulled muscle after a prior 51.2 in HAAL ACAL trials.
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Leandro
Mt. Eden High
Larry McKenzie
Richmond
Jim Easter
the Daily Review
McKenzie
Arroyo
Rod Boulton
Pacific Oval
LaPlante Stars For St. Bede's In CYO Action
LaPlante powered St. Bede's with a homer and three hits to fuel a 32 win while Deffley struck out 20 in a 10 inning 4 3 loss for St. Felecitas. Other scores list St. Bede's grades and rival totals with names like LaPlante and Deffley highlighted.
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Rich LaPlante Rurned
Assumption
St. Bede's
CYO
Dave Deffley
St. Felecitas
Deifley
Bese 'Ay
Forte
St. Lentes
Pecitas
Orade—S
Feleclian
St. Alprenthean
St. Bedes
Bede
Dennis Beaty
Katy
St. Alpnents
Telecitas
St. Hoses
Deviley
St. Brava
St. Felicites
Jones
Bede's
LaPlante
Arroyo Nine Cruises In SLZ Start
SAN LORENZO Arroyo Association collected four runs in the first inning and cruised to a 6-2 San Lorenzo National Little League win over Village Properties in opening day play. Eric Nelson and Doug Beyer fueled Arroyo Mobile’s 6th inning surge. Mike Lopez pitched a two hit game. Other results include Clayworth over Chicken Delight 6-1 and Macs Produce beating Golden Gate 6-2.
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SAN Lorenzo—Arroyo Association
San Lorenzo
Village Properties
Properties
Ken Be Ott
Paul
Mike Lopez
Array Mobile
Chickem
Deligh Chacker
Clayworth
Claypworth
Alan Rocket
Craig Young
Chicken Delight
Dave Ahern
Macs
Golden Gate
Meical Bier
Bonn
Aic
Bree ‘Thomsen
Pavalkas
Rockel
Sasser
Chicken
Bombers Top Chiefs in Oakland Roller Derby Thriller
The Bay Bombers beat the New York Chiefs 31 to 25 in Oakland Auditorium before 6 525 fans to close their roller derby series. GI Orozeg and DeWit Quarles each scored eight points as the Bombers set up a new series with the California Cardinals tonight at 8 15 in the Auditeri.
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Oakland
Bay Bomber
New York Chiefs
Oakland Auditorium
GI Orozeg
DeWit Quarles
Bombers
California Cardinals
Inight
Auditerico
Bank Nine Captures LL Opener
Dublin San Francisco Federal Savings opened its Dub fin Little League season on a winning note, combining two walks and pitcher Dave Bowers triple for two runs in the fourth to defeat Rhodes and Jamieson 5 to 3, while Dave Mays homered and drove in four for J&M Construction in the afternoon game, as Wanderhea and Petersen led a 7 2 win.
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Dublin
San Francisco
Federal Savings
Dave Bowers
Rhodes
Jamieson
Peter Vanderhan
Jarrv
Dave Mays
J&m Construction
Freisman’s Dairy
Palace Title Match Shapes San Francisco Wrestling Card
Pepper Gomez faces Ray Stevens in a no time limit no disqualification main event at the Cow Palace next Saturday. Two referees will be used to maintain order as the winner becomes the new U S heavyweight wrestling champion. Tickets available at Sherman Clayton Oakland Crane Box Office.
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San Francisco
Pepper Gomez
Ray Stevens
U.S
Cow Palace
Sherman-Clayin
Oakland
Crane
U C Merchants Clout Holly To Even Record
Union City II This Union City second game sees Carey Johnson and Campbell lead the Merchants to a 5 run third inning comeback. Johnson, Monaghan, and August spark scoring while a bases loaded hit clears the bags. Teamsters rally late but Campbell holds advantage. final score 85-?
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Union City
This Union
Carey
Johnson City
Campbell
Johnson
Monaghan
Nally Sugar
Mike August
City
Merchant
Ag ‘Nes Ce Benawa
John Hernandez Dou
Ra Paringi Ander
Rola Ane
Wallace
Wherley Braves Pair No Hitters In Tennyson II Opener
Tom Wherley hurled a near no hitter as the Braves rolled to a 10-1 win over the Colts in the Tennyson II opener. Wherley struck out 15, contributed two top fielding plays, and helped his team combine for a lopsided victory. Charles Santana paced the offense with two doubles and a triple for Dennis Warner and Bill Pring’s inmates.
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Tom Wherley
Braves
Erunger
Giants
Kaiser
Secgcraft Electronics
Tennyson Liffle League
Charles Santana
Dennis Warner
Bill Pring
Bob Wilshire
Rich Milan
Colts
Warner
Wherley
Mike Fowell
Kaiser Alcraft
Harmony House
Powell and
Deprendhh
Fosters Webbey
Gregory
Yedwabnick
Princ
Collee
Bob
Wilshire
a_D
Allen
Frankel
Grasckr
Furtado
Lawton Kupe
Anderson
Preiniir
Santana
Pring
Suey Sn Warner
Thorm
Heriiar Reiter
Castro
Richmond Stars In No Hit Gem For Rockets
Mark Richmond pitched a complete game no hitter as the Buchannon Rockets defeated the Giants 7-0. Tom Spillner had two hits in support, while Bill Linge Gary Terry and Tom Colton homered for Hayward Firemen in a 9-8 win over Russell's Market. Don Harder’s Coasted Elks beat Hayward Rotary 3-0 and Monte Ferro led a 14-1 rout of Hayward Rotary with three hits.
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Mark Richmond
Buchannon Rockets
Giants
Rockets
Richmond
Tom Spillner
Bill Linge
Gary Terry
Tom Colton
Hayward Firemen
Russell
Tim Mitchell
Hayward Elks
Davis
Jim Haugen
Elks
Don Harder
Hayward Rotary
Monte Ferro
Jim Souza
Aed Nichols
Linge
Brown
Gaylener
Baer
Moore
Kinsk
Tarry
Colton
Firereen
Ferre
Mexican featherweight boxer freed from hospital after loss
Salvador Preciado, a featherweight boxer from Tijuana, was released Saturday from California Lutheran Hospital after Thursday night’s defeat by Mario Baptista. The bout occurred in Los Angeles and left Preciado hospitalized briefly.
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Los Angiglid
Salvador Preciado
Tijuana
Mexico
California Lutheran Hospital
Mario Baptista
Treeview II Opens With Tight Games
Tight contests open the Bay Class Pirates season with an 8 6 extra inning win over the Fairway Park Merchants as Glenn Walker earned the win for the Pirates Rene Justa had three hits including a double for the winners Kirk Gothier and Mike McDonough led the Giants in the loss with multiple hits Jack Bosco homered for the Braves in a 4 1 win over Pring s Phillies Bob Jacobson got the win in relief for the Phillies Lonny Mela Klwants Thompson and Mahoney powered the Mets past the Hayward Kiwanis 3 2 with Thompson getting the win and Sullivan collecting two doubles for Hayward
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Pirates
Fairway Park Merchants
Thompson
Mahoney
Genfoy
Mitchell
Lonez
Wels
Sullivan
iGapis
Firatex
Giants
Finck
Walker
Anderson
Kriens
Williams
Faulk
Costa
Robbers
Glasquay
Hi “iGiants
Braves
Wolf Dahlin
Bosco
Gosco
Brond
Pirsk
Dacabson Ind
Sewell
Pirak
Sewall
Haze
Reist Draws Raves In Cal Grid Show
Cal alumni recaps show by California in which Reist, a freshman, scored twice and drew praise from observers. Morton, Schraub, and Lloyd Neist contributed in a rugged performance as Cal battled while Illinois scout Jack Tart watched from the stands. Hart praised Reist and noted Cal will gain more help from the promising back.
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Cal Grid
Morton
Schraub
Lloyd Neist
Cal
Willsey
Wast
Bears
Jack Tart
Mary Levy
Illinois
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Mexico City
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