Swim Team Selected to Represent U S at Pan American Games
The National AAU named a 26 man swimming and diving squad with two to be added to represent the United States at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Canada, July 23 to August 6. Coaches lauded the indoor championships as record breaking, with 15 events producing eleven records and a strong testament to the team’s future.
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Dallas
Tex
AAU
United States
Winnipeg
Canada
William Lippman Jr
Los Angeles
Olympic Committee
Day of loss at Aqueduct as horsemen stall racing
New York racing stalls continue as horsemen and politics clash over a 3.5 million dispute. State losses mount daily while NYRA keeps entry box open in a bid to avert further fights. Audits loom as Gov Rockefeller and Assembly leaders spar over funding and purse increases.
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New York
UPI
Aqueduct
NYRA
Horsemen
Edward Dickinson
Arthur Levitt
Assembly
Nelson Rockefeller
Travia
Senate
Rockets Top Giant Rockies in 1st Pitch Spark
The Long Beach Rockets beat the Giant Rockies 6 5 at Blair Field as they extend their win streak to 23 of 25 games this season. Strong pitching and timely hitting propelled the Rockets to the victory in a dominant performance.
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Long Beach
Porter Tops All-Comers With Javelin Mark at Long Beach
George Porter of the 49er Track Club posted his best lifetime javelin throw at an all-comers meet hosted by Cal State Long Beach. The event drew various regional clubs and athletes including PAAL, Lutherans, and local sprinters.
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George Porter
Cal State Long Beach
Vancouver Blasts Bucks Again 5-0 In Semi Final
Vancouver routed Portland 5-0 to take a 3-0 lead in the Lester Patrick Cup best of seven playoff series. Portland, the regular season WHL champion, must win tonight in Vancouver to stay alive in the race for the cup.
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Portland
Ore
Vancouver
Los Angeles marksman wins Diamond Medal at Long Beach skeet
Bob Schuss of Los Angeles captured the Diamond Medal Handicap during the second day of the Long Beach Dominguez Gun Club trapshoot championships. The event saw shooters from regional clubs compete for top honors as results rolled in from Sunday’s action.
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L.A
Bob Schuss
Los Angeles
Long Beach- Dominguez
Long Beach SC and Sperton SC Suns Tie 1-1
Long Beach SC battled Sperton SC Suns to a 1-1 draw as Bob Jameson converted the lone Long Beach goal. The team improves to 17-4 in Pacific soccer play.
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Long Beach
Sperton SC Suns
Bob Jameson
Alamitos Derby Week Opens with Leisure World Purse
Derby week at Los Alamitos starts Tuesday with the $1700 Leisure World Purse as nine races begin at 1 30. Attention focuses on Saturday's $42700 Los Alamitos Derby as ten three year olds qualified last weekend before a record 15561 fans. Go Al Go’s shock flop in trials leaves the gate wide open for the main event.
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Los Alamitos
Leisure World
Orange County
Go al Go
Lane Hancock Dominates as Derby Contenders Rise
Lane Hancock dominates a strong field in the Saturday feature with six wins in seven starts this year. Watch Eli, boasting 12 wins in 21 starts in 1966, posted the fastest Trial time and looms as Lane Hancock's toughest Derby rival. Sompin Special and Truly A Lady also figure, while coin flips will trim the Derby field from 11 contenders to final picks.
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Wevse
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Watch Eli
Lane
Sompin Special
Lancers Brace for D Day in Track and Baseball Titles
Lakewood High faces a pivotal week with track and baseball aims in Moore League action. Lakewood meets Jordan in a key track clash on Wednesday while Wilson hosts Lakewood in a must-win baseball game. Blair Field doubleheader Friday features Lakewood vs Jordan and Wilson vs Poly, with LBCC Relays Saturday wrapping the track slate. St. Anthony and Notre Dame also contest Catholic League and league track and baseball games this week.
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Lancer
Poly
Lakewood
Jordan
Wilson
Moore
Bruin
Bill Crutchfield
Millikan
Dawney
Blair Field
LBCC
St. Anthony
Saints
Notre Dame
Pius X
Weekend prep schedule with numerous California campuses
The week’s prep schedule lists numerous high schools and colleges across Southern California. Entries include San Diego area teams like Mira Costa and La Habra, Glendale and Culver City areas, and fixture notes for Santa Fe, Santa Ana, Long Beach, and Torrance venues.
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Tate
Sania Wontea
Mira Costa
Caring
Pooribamery
St. Monica
Airing
Cathe
Carmel al Cathedral
Etre
Dare
St. Annes
Paranisunta Centennial
Lynwood
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Rancho Alamitos
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Hett Levine
Estancia
Leaune
San Gabriel
Califoria
Sante
Excalsive
Ireda
BKY
Leuain
Culver Sis
Nevis Hits
Torrance
Vero
Gleng
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Fierce
Monte Vista
Ines
SUNS
Als
Vale
Warings Weiteninserater
Academy
Bret
Brethren
Aon
Poly
Lakraced A
Arden Alita Wer
Cal State Long Beach Opens CCAA Schedule With Series
Cal State Long Beach faces San Fernando Valley State in a three game weekend series to start the CCAA baseball season. A Tuesday non league game at Blair Field against Westmont College begins at 2:30 p.m. The team also rivalries in tennis at Berkeley and Stanford, with track events on Saturday against Arizona.
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Cal State
Long Beach
San Fernando Valley State
49Ers
Blair Field
Santa Barbara
Westmont College
Matadors
Vike Spring Calendar Tails Off At Long Beach City College
The LBCC spring schedule narrows to ten events this week, with six away. Lanni ngs track team runs makeup events, baseball begins four three week runs at Rio Hondo, and tennis travels, as swimming closes Metro duals. The article notes rainouts and away games against Rio Hondo, Bakersfield, Valley, and El Camino with limited unreadable fragments present.
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Long Beach City College
Joe Lannings
Bakersfield
Rio Hondo
Valley
Metro
LBCC
el Camino
Benny Driggers
Bakersfieldt
Preparation H touted to stop rectal itch without surgery
An advertisement claims a unique Bio-Dyne substance in Preparation H halts burning itch from piles and shrinks hemorrhoids in most cases. It alleges hundreds of tests by New York clinics prove effectiveness without surgery injections narcotics or astringents. Available as ointment or suppositories without prescription.
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New York
N.Y
New Yor Southern
New York Prep Emerges AAU Boxing King
SAN DIEGO AP Eleven new champions crowned at the National AAU Boxing Championships end a three day, 200 bout marathon. Notable is 11yearold Forest Ward of New York winning the heavyweight title after defeats of Clay Hodges and Kenneth Norton. Repeat winners include Ronald Harts Canton Ohio 132 pound class James Wallington Philadelphia 139 class and James Griffin Cleveland 178. All new champions qualified for the U S Pan American Games team.
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San Diego
Winnipeg
Canada
International Sports
New York
Forest Ward
Clay Hodges
Los Angeles
Mature
Kenneth Norton
Jacksonville
Mavine
Ronald Harts
Canton
Ohio
Quincey Daniel
Detroit
James Wallington
U.S. Army
Philadelphia
Joe Louis Valdez
Houston
James Griffin
Cleveland
Willie Blaylock
Air Force
Chicago
Ruby Wins Bryan 150 Milas Classic in Phoenix
Lloyd Ruby, from the pole, led early and held off a late challenge to win the 1967 Jimmy Bryan 150 Mile Classic in Phoenix. The UPI report notes Ruby’s commanding pace and resilience as the race resolved.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Lloyd Ruby
Jimmy Bryan
Clay and Mildenberger Rematch In Offing
Promoter Frederick Sommers says a rematch between Cassius Clay and European champion Karl Mildenberger could be staged this year in Philadelphia London or Inglewood California. Negotiations hinge on the outcome of the Clay Patterson bout set for April 25 in Las Vegas.
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Karl
Philadelphia
Cassius Clay
Karl Mildenberger
Muhammad Ali
Frederick Sommers
Los Angeles
Mildenberger
London
Inglewood
Calif
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Sommers
Hebert Muhammad Clay
Houston
Unclear OCR fragment with garbled names and items
Fragmentary text appears as a damaged historical newspaper snippet listing names, locations, and items with multiple unreadable terms. No coherent event or angle is discernible from the legible portions.
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