Claremont's Arce Sees Profits In Baseball Trips to Holland
Dr. William Arce athletic director and baseball coach at Claremont colleges leads a 20 player group to Holland for a summer program. Players fund about 350 dollars for travel and living as they split room and board in Dutch homes while helping develop Dutch baseball and pursuing academic benefits.
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Arce
Holland
Dwight Chapin
Los Angeles Times
Berkeley
William Arce
Claremont Colleges
America
Thei
Lis
Olland
Harvey Mudd
Occidental
Ice
Whittier
la Verne
The
Hague
Peace Corps
Keli
Highland Hills Women's Golf notes and tournament pairings
Golf notes list Thursday tee times for the Highland Hills Women's Golf Association tournament across holes one to eighteen with players and groups. Winners announced include Blind Hole flight winners B Koenig and first flight I Howe, plus several 79s and 64 67 scores from GCC and Father for tournaments.
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Highland Hills Women's Golf Association
A.m
Churchwell
D. Jensen
C, Anderson
G. Graven
Ty. Sandberg
R. Dawes
FP. Noe
Tobin
P. Bonger
R. Tittle
D, Darst
V. McDivitt
E. Meyers
J. Cary
B. Kacnig
M. Aaron
V. Pettibone
Darnell
C. Wichenberger
Fam
L. Zyopolous
N. Reisig
A. Lemme
M. Charles
B. Miller
D. ‘Montgouer
Barn
GCC
Gross
Bud
Jim Fuller
DiMaggio Sees A's Winning on Better Hitting
Oakland Athletics coach and executive vice president DiMaggio predicts a division win as Oakland rebuilds under Hank Bauer. He notes improved pitching and defense, while autograph seekers and a rookies’ presence frame a transformed club. The A’s aim to outrun Minnesota’s Twins in a strengthened AL West.
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Oakland A
Oakland
A's
Finley
Bob Kennedy
Hank Bauer
Bauer
New York
Tar
Dan Cater
Oakland Athletics
Baltimore
Andy
Thelton
Athletics
Joe
Charles O. Finney
Riaz
Peru
Builder Face Hopes To Nail Down a Few Montreal Wins
Expos pitcher Roy Face, a former Pirates reliever, pursues relief work in Montreal while manager Gene Mauch seeks dependable starters. Face recalls a career of saves and World Series play, plans a post baseball builder business, and notes improved hitting around teammates DiMaggio praised.
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Montreal
Face
Dettoi
Argonauts sign four import players in CFL moves
The Toronto Argonauts announced four imports joining the club including Pete Richardson Frank Waters Mickey Davis and Craigh Tefft. Vancouver Mounties GM Trasolini said Angel Hermoso will not report to the Montreal Expos with outfielder dose Herrara set to join Montreal and pitcher Cary Timberlake recalled by Seattle. Kim Grant led Kemper Open qualifying with four under par while Minnesota manager Billy Martin faced questions about his relationship with the front office after a string of losses.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Toronto Argonauts
Pete Richardson
Dayton University
Buffalo Bills
Frank Waters
Michigan State
Mickey Davis
Findlay College
Craigh Tefft
Central Michigan University
Vancouver
Norm Trascolini
Vancouver Mounties
Angel Hermoso
Montreal Expos
Expos
Hermoso
Dose Herrara
Will Jain
Montreal
Trasolini
Cary! ‘Timberlane
Bn Seattle
Charlotte
N.C
Kim Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Cedarwood Country Club
Mooring Placed on 10 Day Disabled List by Denver Bears
Denver Bears first baseman Jim Mooring, the club’s leading run producer with 32 RBIs and 12 home runs, is out of action for 10 days with a pulled cartilage in his rib cage suffered in a June 12 game against Omaha. Frank Kostro will move to first base in Mooring’s absence.
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Denver
Denver Bears
Jim Mooring
Thellub
Mooring
Omaha
RBI
Don Heffner
Frank Kostro
Indy Pace Car Chosen by CDR for Rocky Mountain Race
Continental Divide Raceways in Denver selects Chevrolet Camaro as Official Pace Car for the Second Annual Rocky Mountain One Fifty road race July 5 6. CDR President Sid Langsam cites the Camaro as pace car from the Indy 500 memorial Day and the Rex Mays Classic at Milwaukee.
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Continental Divide Raceways
CDR
Chevrolet
Sid Langsam
Milwaukee
Quarry Age Shapes Heavyweight Title History
AP Newsfeatures surveys heavyweight champions by age. Quarry at 24 mirrors early title wins like Patterson, Cassius Clay, Louis, and Dempsey among others. The list tracks ages of champions such as Johansson, Liston, Sharkey, Tunney, Walcott, and Frazier across boxing history.
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Jerry Quarry
Jim Corbett
Primo Car
Nera
Ingemar Johansson
Marvin Hart
Gene Tun
Rom
Joelney
Sonny Liston
Fragier
Madison Square Gar
Jack Sharkey
Jim Bradrea
Quarry
Frazier
Buster Mathis
Floyd Patterson
Cassis Clay
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