Hart Named Athletic Director at Chabot Junior College
Ed Hart, 33, will become Athletic Director of Chabot Junior College while continuing as physical education instructor and head football coach for the Gladiators. The appointment was announced at a South County Junior College District Board meeting.
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Winning Sans Hits Brings Flag Keane Wins
ST. LOUIS AP report quotes Cardinal manager Johnny Keane saying wins come when you cap games without hitting and avoid costly errors. The note highlights Keane’s comments after a recent pennant chase as the team pursues clarity on its approach.
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S F Giants Seek Pride Salvage After Series Loss to LA
San Francisco faces a must win at Candlestick Park tonight at 8 35 PM as Carmick and the Giants try to rebound from the first series loss to the Dodgers. Mike Deagalnt Wie Philadelphia Phillies weighs in as the key matchup.
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Reds Roll to Edge Braves as Pace Heats Up
The Cincinnati Reds, high after 13 wins in 17, edged Milwaukee 4-2 to surge in fourth. Art Mehaffey contributed as Cincinnati kept pressure on the streaking NL leaders while Milwaukee slipped.
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Cubs Rally Past Pirates 3-1 Behind Cantwell and Altman
Len Cantwell pitched eight hits and earned his first victory as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1. George Altman delivered timely hits while the Pirates offense struggled, with Willie Mays and other highlights noted in a cluttered game recap. The Dodgers and attendance figures are mentioned, but the main outcome is Cubs win and Cantwell's first victory.
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Hurricane KO wins 12th in row in San Francisco bout
Hurricane Kid of San Francisco stopped Fidel Lucery of Torrean Mexico in the third round at 2 57 to extend his winning streak to twelve. The welterweight prospect improved his record with a knockout victory reported by UPI.
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July Title Defense Emile To Meet Dupas
Las Vegas reports world welterweight champion Emile Griffith set for a July $4 title defense against Ralph Dupas. The bout is expected to draw about 7 500 fans and a 100 000 gate. Griffith, now aged and based in New York, won the crown from Paret in 1961 and has since faced controversy over the sport after the Paret tragedy.
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Mystery Hangs Over Fight Probe
New York AP reports the joint legislative inquiry into Benny Pavel death nears its final session. Questions focus on Manuel Alfaro income tax records and the whereabouts of $35,000 allegedly sought after a Las Vegas fight. Committee chairman Hayward Plumadore and counsel Joseph Soviera weigh the patronage of fighters and undisclosed earnings.
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Downes Eyes Gene to Claim World Middleweight Crown
London based Terry Downes, coming off a decision over Don Fulmer in Wembley, aims for a title shot at Gene Downes’s brother, the reigning world middleweight champion. The bout occurred amid conflicting testimony about payouts and a vanished Pullyner family member.
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Eskval Standings Highlight Mendoza’s Hitting Show
Ghoristoy Pete Mendoza and Vinped Vinped led a high scoring Eskval game with multiple homers and a five hit effort. Mendon added two homers and five base hits while Curvall, Eskridge, and Meniozale contributed with run production and fan counts as the team pushed ahead.
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May Ponder Lifting Floyd's Title in New York
New York officials weigh boxing law changes as Chairman Hayward considers vacating Floyd Patterson's heavyweight title. The hearing follows injuries from a Madison Square Garden bout and examines whether boxing should be outlawed in New York. Patterson faces possible defense against Sonny Liston if licensing moves proceed.
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Appendicitis Strikes Hornung in Kansas City Hospital
In Kansas City a Green Bay veteran Hornung is hospitalized with an apparent appendicitis attack. Dr. Nigro reports Hornung is undergoing a test series to determine the exact condition as his ailment is evaluated.
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Last Title Hope Dies Colts Ease Their Frustration
Logan's Colts suffered a 21-0 loss to Washington, ending any share of the Eastern SOVAL flag as Willow Glen looms next. Five homers and two triples spurred a one sided barrage, marking their 13th win for ESCVAL, while Detroit promoters eye Saddler and Gray in September talks.
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Raiders Osborne Sells Out Oakland Club
Oakland, amid financial losses, announces Robe rt Osborne sells his roughly 17 percent stake in the AFL Raiders to Ed McGah and Wayne Valley. Osborne reports personal losses over two years exceed 200 000, with the team losing 619 288.58 in the past year, leaving McGah and Valley as sole original owners.
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Patterson Liston Title Fight May Bypass Detroit
Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston are expected to fight for the heavyweight title this fall but Detroit is out as a site. Manager Cus D Amato voiced lukewarm support and rejected Detroit after Michigan State Boxing Commission’s decision within 48 hours. Other cities are now being considered as possible venues.
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Giants Baseball Broadcasts and Coast League Summary
Radio log shows Giants warmups on KSFO 560 and Phillies game on KSFO 360. Pacific Coast League listings include matchups in Hawaii Salt Lake City Seattle Tacoma Spokane San Diego Vancouver, with stations and times noted for Wednesday and Thursday broadcasts.
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Dark Hints Past Fast Starts Won’t Dictate Giants
During the 1962 Chavez Ravine visit Giants manager Alvin Dark faced questions from Frank Finch of the Los Angeles Times about past faltering finishes. Dark dismissed past performances as irrelevant, saying baseball is played one game at a time. The interview touched on Willie Mays, Billy Pierce and Nan Larsen, and Mike McCormick’s slow start.
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Not Worried About Mays Hitting Says Dark on Hiller
The manager notes Willie Mays remains a steady bat around .260 to .270 with heavy RBI since the season start. Pierce and Larsen excel, McCormick returns to the rotation after a Candlestick win as Mike attends his grandfather’s funeral in Los Angeles and returns for a series opener with the Phillies. Chuck Hiller is praised for his high hitting pace and all around second base play.
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Baseball results and schedule from yesterday and tomorrow
American yesterday results show San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston and New York games with 12 innings in one, several 11 inning contests. Tonight’s schedule lists San Francisco at Chicago, New York at Los Angeles, Baltimore at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at St Louis, and more with tomorrow’s games including Philadelphia at San Francisco and Chicago at Milwaukee.
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