Sherrer Wins Outboard Enduro At Long Beach Festival Race
Richard c Dick Sherrer of Seal Beach won the outboard division of the Marathon of Champions at the California International Sea Festival in Marine Stadium Long Beach. He led 115 laps at 65.56 mph aboard Crusader a Glastron Carlson 21 footer with twin 155 hp Mercurys earning 1000 dollars.
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Settlement Near Ingrid Strife? NFL Talks Drag On
NFL owners and players edge toward a pension dispute settlement as veterans report to camps despite a players strike. The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills see continued absences, while owners warn of possible season cancellation if no accord is reached. Reports place the monetary gap narrowed to about 10 000 per club, totaling 1.04 million over four years, amid ongoing mediation and cautious optimism.
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Fassnacht Fades in 1500 Free at LA Invitationals
Tom McBreen won the 1500-meter freestyle in 16:31.82 at the 12th Los Angeles Invitationals, narrowly beating Fassnacht of Long Beach who finished 12 meters behind in 16:37.65. Betz set a meet record in the 200-meter breaststroke prelims, later placing second to Hencken in the final. Multiple meet records fell across events as Cal State Long Beach and Santa Clara swimmers posted top times.
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Cup Captain Sizes Team for Davis Cup Singles
U.S. Davis Cup captain Edward Turville named Arthur Ashe Cliff Richey and Stan Smith as likely singles picks for the Cleveland challenge round probably against Spain. He also said Bob Lutz and Clark Graebner will be considered for doubles, with Smith likely partnering if Smith is chosen for singles.
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Rod Laver defeats John Newcombe in Louisville final
Australian star Rod Laver rallied from behind to beat Wimbledon champion John Newcombe at the Louisville tennis classic final. The victory, in a match for a top prize of about 85 000, boosted Laver’s earnings on the professional tennis circuit.
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Unseeded Smith Pulls Big Upset In Junior Tennis
In Arcadia, unseeded Grant Smith of Northridge upset favored Alex Hernandez of Tijuana 7-5 4-6 7-5 to win the boys-18 title at the National Junior Public Parks tennis championships. Nick Saviano beat Blake Ottosen 6-1 6-2 for boys-16.
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De Anza claims AAU Water Polo title with three 6 hour wins
De Anza Aquatic Foundation captured the National AAU Water Polo championship at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool after three victories in six hours. They edged CINA 8-7 in the final regular game, beat CINA 8-4 in a late playoff, then defeated Long Beach Phillips 66 10-9 for the title as Peter Asch scored the clinching goal with 1:28 left.
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Richey Tuero Capture Clay Court Net Titles
Top seed Cliff Richey from San Angelo Texas won his second National Clay Courts tennis championship by defeating Stan Smith 6-2 10-8 3-6 6-1 to extend his Pepsi Grand Prix lead. Linda Tuero of Louisiana upset Gail Chantreau 7-5 6-3 for the women's crown as doubles saw Ashe Graebner defeat Triac Nastase 6-2 6-4 6-4 and Chanfreau Casals win for the French American team.
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Army's Robinson Wins Sudden Death in Munich Golf
Gary Robinson, a U.S. Army serviceman in West Germany, captured the AGFA-Gevaert International golf tournament title in a sudden death playoff with Belgium's Don ald Swaelens. Both finished regulation at 278 after 72 holes on the Strasslach course near Munich.
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Foreman Opposes Chuvalo At Madison Square Garden
Foreman, Olympic champion and 21 straight pro wins, meets third ranked George Chuvalo of Toronto in a key heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden Tuesday. Chuvalo has won 13 straight and is rated No. 3 by the WBA and Ring Magazine. The 10 round bout airs on KIIJ TV at 7 p.m. and Mutual radio. Also set for Los Angeles Thursday is Mando Ramos vs Sugar Ramos after delays.
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Tennis Stars Begin Play at Chestnut Hill
The US pro tennis championships open with Australians John Newcombe and Rod Laver as favorites in a 32-man field at Longwood Cricket Club. Newcombe, Wimbledon winner and top seed, faces strong rivals including Rosewall, Roche, Emerson, and top Americans Richey and Asher. Local results note Bakersfield and Visalia games in a California League sequence.
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