International Sea Festival Opens With Sabot Regatta
Long Beach hosts the third California International Sea Festival with over 400 sabot skippers racing from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Tuesday. Leeway Sailing Club and Alamitos Bay YC co host as four classes for youths plus four divisions for graduates compete. Marine Stadium features circle boats for 88 finals slots in 11 classes. Admission today is $1. Sunday finals start at noon with $2, children under 12 free.
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Guides New Cincinnati Club Brown Starts Comeback
Paul Brown returns to the sidelines leading the Cincinnati Bengals in an AFL exhibition against the Kansas City Chiefs at Nippert Stadium. The Hall of Fame weekend features seven inductees including Cliff Battles Art Donovan Elroy Hirsch Wayne Miller Motley Charlie Trippi and Alex Wojciechowicz.
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World Series of Karate Opens at Long Beach Arena
The World Series of karate opens today in the Long Beach Arena with more than 1 500 entrants and five world championships at stake Eliminations run from noon to 6 p m today with further rounds starting at 9 a m Sunday Finals begin at 7 p m Sunday Ed Parker sponsor and Kenpo leader Hosts include Ellie Sommer Joyce Wilson and attendees expected Joey Bishop Bill Cosby Robert Culp and Elvis Presley.
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Elvis Presley
Lombardi Calls For Limits On Player Jumping In NFL
Vince Lombardi, GM of the Green Bay Packers, urged the Football Writers Association to restrict player movement to preserve competitive balance. He argued free agency would favor affluent teams and favored developing talent in minor leagues. He also stressed leadership traits of Spartanism and humility. He teased politics as unsuitable for him, calling himself an idealist. Byron Nelson to be honored at All American Collegiate Golf Dinner on August 13.
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Wetzel, Spitz Set World Marks at AAU Meet
Eadie Wetzel of Lake Forest Ill surprised by breaking the world 200 meter freestyle record in 2 08.8 at the 18th National AAU outdoor championships. Spitz dethroned 200 meter king Don Schollander, turning in 1 57.0 as Schollander faded at the 100 mark. Hutton set a world 400 free mark in Santa Clara.
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Rams edge Saints in preseason battle 21 to 17
Rams nudge past New Orleans 21 to 17 in a first half struggle, finishing with no serious injuries. Tony Guillory and Don Chuy suffered injuries but expect to play next game. Gabriel and receivers improved after early drops as Les Josephson and Jack Pardee shined in defense.
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Bills End Art Powell Put On Trade Block
Buffalo Bills coach Joe Collier sent veteran wide receiver Art Powell home from training camp after a clash, declaring Powell’s tradeable status. Powell holds the AFL record with 81 touchdown passes, and Collier cited a surplus of fine young ends as the reason for placing Powell on the trading block.
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USAC denies targeted bias amid engine rules dispute
The United States Auto Club says its engine restrictions are not aimed at any group, defending itself from Andy Granatelli who has clashed with USAC since Indianapolis. The report also notes golf etiquette week in California and various Olympic and NFL team updates.
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Dublin star signs track scholarship with Florida Gators
Eamonn O Keeffe, regarded as one of Europe fastest prep milers, signed a track scholarship with the University of Florida in Gainesville Florida.
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Second Junior Olympics Held At Poly High Today
Teen Centers sponsors the Second Junior Olympics starting at 9 a.m. at Poly High. Seven classes cover 7th 8th 9th grades across A B C and Open divisions. High school lettermen compete in Open while others enter CIF events. Races span 100 to 880, field events include high jump long jump and shot put. Medals awarded to top three in each event and trophies to top individual and team performers.
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Edwards blasts racism in NFL
UPI reports Harry Edwards says the 1968 Olympic boycott remains alive and plans steps against the NFL. He targets the Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Cardinals over racism linked to Johnny Wooten and players on the waiver list, urging corrective action or further action. He aims to pressure the U.S. Olympic Committee by creating sustained chaos toward Mexico City.
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