Walker eyes further records at Bay Area meet
New Zealand star Walker celebrated a landmark night after winning the mile and hinting at faster times this season. He praised the crowd and his training, noting four more major races ahead in Europe and expressing belief he can lower his record. Red Dixon won the 1,000 meters, Gardner finished second, and Akui-Tua of Uganda won the 43-yard hurdles.
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Record breakers mark mile world record chain in 1950s
In Goteborg and London a series of mile world records followed Roger Bannister's four minute mile on May 6, 1954. The list includes runners from Britain Australia New Zealand France and the United States with progressively faster times and dates through the 1950s.
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NFL hopefuls get axes Pittsburgh swaps Davis
NFL rosters shrink as clubs trim to 43, with many players cut including Ralph Baker, Al Byers and Al Thayer. The Steelers traded Steve Davis to gain a draft edge while Washington sent Mike Hames to Buffalo and Denver moved Henry Reed to the Giants. Bears cut long‑time linemen Tackles Tully Jakub and Don Hull.
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Rams waive six to reach player limit
Rams reach the NFL 60 player limit by waiving six candidates Tuesday after an earlier wave of 13. Cut players include Arthur Allen a Clark College wide receiver, Sam Johnson linebacker, Al Kelso center, Craig Toomay defensive tackle, Donnie Walker defensive back, and Doug Martin wide receiver. Two players remain in training camp at Fullerton State while David Francé and Dennis Harrah are temporarily exempt following the College All Star Game.
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Tee champ advances in U S Amateur Golf at Newton
In Newton Massachusetts AP defending champion Ciddy Hill and other top players reach the round of 16 in the 76th U S Amateur Golf Championship. Hill, 21, beat Camelia Quast 4 and 2 while Nancy Syms, 26, upset Mary Elizabeth Shaa and Julie Greene defeated Holly Hartley as part of the opening round action.
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Nelson signs new contract with Oakland Seals
AP report states Jim Nelson, veteran defense man, signed a new one year contract with the California Golden Seals on Tuesday. The Oakland NHL team confirmed the deal as part of their roster moves for the season.
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Eleven teams enter softball in Carson Rileveh event
Deputy commissioner Roland Majeh announces a Friday to Sunday ASA tournament at Dominguez and Del Amo Parks to boost national level play. The event aims to develop young players lacking access to regular regional or state competition, with locations including San Bernardino and Culver City nearby.
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Sun signs former Oregon State punter Alvin White
The Southern California Sun announced it signed Alvin White, a former Oregon State quarterback and punter, to bolster punting duties. A team spokesman hopes the rookie can average about 34 yards per punt, about two yards better than Kan Ayala, who has a bruised thigh and is on injured reserve. Ayala, USC alum, has 31 college punts for a 4.4 yard average. White will punt in the next two weeks to decide the No. 1 role.
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