Inman Acknowledges Pressure as Coach and Defender of Basketball
San Jose State coach Stu Inman reflects on the toll of coaching and the balance between defense and offense. He discusses long tours, family time, and his ongoing influence through clinics while preparing for a 20 game tour in New Zealand and Australia.
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Fiji Islands
Inman
United States
San Jose
United Nations
Danny Clines
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New Zealand
Australia
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K. C. Jones
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Converse Sporting Goods
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Keap
Cassius Clay Henry Cooper Fight Draws Global Hype in London
AP reports Cassius Clay as an 11-2 favorite for the London showdown with British champ Henry Cooper at Arsenal Stadium in a grand heavyweight title bid. A 46 000 sellout is expected plus another 49 000 in the U S Mexico and elsewhere. The bout is billed as the most expensive British boxing promotion, with Clay guaranteed 280 000 and Cooper 112 000, plus ancillary rights.
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Cassiuss
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Henry Cooper
Arsenal
England
U.S
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Canada
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Tommy Burns
Jack Palmer
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Will Roin
Jose Torres
Wayne Thornton
Shea Stadium
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Wide World of Sports
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Tom McMeeley
San Juan
Pastrano Talks Up First Title Fight Desire to Beat Cassius
In a candid remark, Pastrano declares this his first money bout and expresses aim to win big to prove he can defeat the heavyweight Cassius, saying the victory would convince the public he can beat the big guy.
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Cassius
Angels Rally Past Red Sox on Homer Power
Ed Kirkpatrick delivered a two run single in the sixth to break a tie. California Angels faded Boston 6 to 4 on homers by Bob Odell Bobby Knoop and Rick Reichardt as the Red Sox dropped a fifth straight defeat after holding late leads. Rodgers Knoop and Reichardt homered off Jose Barrios before he was pulled. The Angels scored nine runs? No, four in the sixth to surge ahead.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
Vant
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Bob Odes
Bobby Knoop
Rick Reichardt
Lelby
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Red Sox
Rodgers
Knoop
Relehhardt
Josef Barleson
Angels
Parks HR Saves Cal Trojans Top UCLA 4 1
USC defeats UCLA 4 to 1 to close the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association season. Rich Nye fanned 15 and California clinches a strong finish as Ted Parks homers late to seal the win.
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Lumpp Manager Appointed For San Francisco State Brack Team
Dr. Hichard B. Westkaemper of New York Athletic Club has been named head of San Francisco State's cross country team for summer events. The appointment involves health education and recreation, with connections to Wisconsin State University and the Soviet Union program.
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Ray
Wisconsin State University
St Bede's Duo Hurls No-Hitter In CYO Action
St Bede's WA defeated St Leander's 22 to 2 as Charles Pereira and Mark Hampton combined for the no hitter with Pereira collecting three hits and Hampton two. Other results note Folin and Langhouse performances and multiple St Bede's routs in the parish league.
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Mark Hampton
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St. Leander’s
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Thdveells
Hellas
SM Penastuuings Duarcasa
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Holy Ghost
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Spine Water
S. Perriera
Ron
St Felicitas Two Hitter By Jeros
Steve Jeros pitched a two hit game as St. Felicitas swept four of five from St. Hede s yesterday in CYQ baseball action. Other results list St Felicitas players Baker Wainwright Espinosa and Rodrigues contributing. Bede's also posted scores across grades.
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St. Felicitas
St. Hede’s
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Bill Espinosa
Scatl Sream
Sonn Sthwenkay
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Fallcitas
Ken Barfer
Gety Kewaliaunn
den Beliely
St. Bede's
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Ace Rodrigues
John Tiptenthalery
Silveeres
Beavers Capture JC Net Beavers Triumph at Regional Tennis
American River College led by co champion Larry Hall dominated the Northern California Regional Junior College Tennis Tournament on Cha bot College courts. Hall defeated Greg Shephard of City College of San Francisco 6-4 6-2 in singles and teamed with Mike McLean to beat Jeoff Kerber and Dale Macgowan 6-1 3-6 6-1 in doubles, securing AR the team title as Foothill and others trailed.
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Larry Hall
Northern California
Cha
Local Prep Schedule Highlights From May Week
Weekly prep slate lists multiple Bay Area high school events across May 17 to 21. GOLF and BASEBALL show interleague matchups among Livermore Amador Canyon Valley Granada Lake Chabot and others. TRACK SWIMMING TENNIS and GYMNASTICS feature trials finals and meets at Castro Valley James Logan Irvington Washington Alameda Oakland area sites.
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Stanford Bats Rip Stanford Bats Rip
Stanford batters pounded four Cal Poly pitchers for three runs and defeated the youthland Utah? No. The Indians pitched two-hit shutout by Teery Docken.
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Stanford TV Sites Stir Up Friday Sports Talk
The lineup lists Ferraro, Miverer, Ferguson, Dogken, and Hibbs among the TV sites and studios discussed for coverage. Standout mention includes a Stanford emphasis and 20 point note on site details.
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Harvard's Unbeaten Heavyweight Crew Sees Sweep in Eastern Rowing
Harvard's heavyweight crew remains undefeated after a Crimson sweep at the Eastern Spring Rowing Championships. The win marks its second straight victory in collegiate competition on Saturday.
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Worcester
Mats
Harvard
Highland Bears SFS Highlanders Rugby Triumph
Highland Rugby Club buried arch rival San Francisco State 21 to 3 yesterday at College Stadium. Led by Greg Fox the Highlanders held a 6 to 3 halftime edge and exploded for 15 points in the second half. Fox added six points in the first half and 12 more in the second on penalty kicks and long boots.
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California State College
Hayward
Highland Rugby Club
San Francisco State
College Stadium
Greg Fox
Highlanders
Fox
Night Drag Debut At Fremont Draws 2900 Fans
Fremont Drag Strip opened with oil on the track delaying top fuel eliminations but Don Cook powered to the win in drag racing's first night event. About 2900 spectators watched Cook post a 7.92 second low elapsed time as daylight saving time influenced the schedule for a season running to mid October per Promoter Manager Ron Miller.
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Fremont
Atton
Don Cook
Cook
Prometer
Ron Miller
All Club Regatta Crown Goes to Elvin Feige Elnar
Vallejo regatta results name Elvin Feige Elvin Elnar of San Leandro YC as overall winner after a coastwise power boat race from Verbaein Island to Vallejo. Top power boat finishers include San Leandro YC participants and Oakland YC entrants with scores and placements listed for multiple classes and clubs.
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Elvin Feige
Elnar
San Leandro
Cansboy Fl
Richard Willams
San Eat WC
Fore Fea Cookle
Jack Fleddermann
Metropolitan YC
Handley Honored at Stanford S Club Dinner
Palo Alto honors Ray Handley with two awards at the Stanford “S” Club dinner. Terry DeSylvia receives student athlete honors for athletic and academic work. Craig Ritchey earns alumni black S award. water poloist Mike Sorenis gets a black S honors award.
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Ray
Handley
Terry Desylvia
Craig Ritchey Stone
Stanford
Jake Gimbel
Jas
Jim Reynolds
Desylvia
Ritchey
Mike Sorenis
Martin Madsen Wins A Pair In California Games
Martin Madsen's pitching trio Sam Turner and Wendell Booth led a 41 30 victory over Mujlo's Bakery of Sacramento at Patrick-Gomer Field. Aghery Biasey and Wilander South contributed as Wil m. 28-Sremen AW.
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Sam Turner
Wendell Booth
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Biasey
Wilander
Wil m
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Bronk Bomb To Bradley Sparks UC Spring Drills
Berkeley junior Barry Bronk threw a 1 yard touchdown pass to Jerry Bradley as UC s starting offense scored four times in Memorial Stadium. Fullback Frank Lynch added a 1 yard TD on fourth down, George Gearhart added a 1 yard run, Jim Sheridan scored from two yards, and Troy Cox added a final score with Dan Sinclair conversions.
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Barry Bronk
Jerry Bradley
University of California
Memorial R Stadium
Frank Lynch
Air Force Academy
George Gearhart
Jim Sheridan
Dan Goich
Troy Cox
Dan Sinclair
Indians Say Larry Brown Will Undergo Surgery
The Cleveland Indians announced that shortstop Larry Brown injured 10 days ago at Yankee Stadium in New York will undergo surgery on Sunday morning.
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Cleveland Indians
Larry Brown
Yankee Stadium
New York
Giants Add Minor Game To Doubleheader At Candlestick
San Francisco Giants schedule a minor league doubleheader May 29 at Candlestick Park with the Fresno California League team facing San Jose Bees in the nightcap after the Phillies in the opener. The Bees are affiliated with the California Angels. The Giants game moves from 1 p.m. to noon marking the first major minor league doubleheader in San Francisco.
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Lewis Sparks Varsity Triumph in Alumni Clash
Washington's team defeated the Alumni with key passes from Washington to Blunt for 25 and 22 yards and a 2-yard keeper by Marquess. Lewis scored on a 1-yard run, Abeyna plunged in, and Huss added a 2-yard score while Beck booted three conversions and a 40-yard field goal in the second period. Injuries hit Longinotti, Mrenzie, and Nelto as the split squad battled through a rugged game.
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Jack Taylor
Dale Rubin
Braden Beck
Dick Berg
Washington
Bob Blunt
Mark Marquess
Lewis
Abeyna
John Huss
Bill Shoenaker
Kurt Collins
Calo
George Buehler
Graiez Wins Main Event at Vallejo Speedway
Ted Graiez of Napa won the main event at Vallejo Speedway last night with George Nunez of Mill Valley taking the semi main. Heat winners included Earl Perry and others as fast times and a trophy bash were reported in local coverage.
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Ted Graiex
Ken Gandy Plaayant Hill
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Saint-Main
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Earl Perry
San Pablo
Heggendeffer
Nelson Snow
Menkcht Nunez
Trophy Bash — Snow
A's Rip Homers Beat Yankees 4-2 in KC
Dick Green led with four hits and Ken Harrelson homered as the Kansas City Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 2. Mickey Mantle homered for New York, who scored only once more in the ninth inning after Ralph Houk had replaced Johnny Keane as manager.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Joey Archer
Gregorio Peralta
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Dick Green
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
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Mickey Mantle
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Ralph Houk
Johnny Keane
Braves End Cardinal Skein 3-0 in Busch Memorial Stadium
Denny Lemaster pitched a four hitter and drove in a run with a single as the Atlanta Braves shut out the St Louis Cardinals 3-0. The Braves ended a scoreless spell in the seventh off Bob Gibson, giving St Louis its first loss at the new Busch Memorial Stadium after two earlier wins.
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Denny Lemaster
Atlanta Braves
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Bob Gibson
Nevada Wins FWC Baseball Title in Dual Sweep
Nevada clinched the Far Western Conference championship by defeating San Francisco State 5-1 in the doubleheader opener as Hayward State dropped both ends to Humboldt State. Nevada finished 10-2 in the FWC to earn an NCAA College Division regional bid in Anaheim, California. Hayward State ended 7-5.
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Hayward State
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