USC coach McKay proclaims 33 players per quarter at games
At a Long Beach Harbor Trojan Club sports night, John McKay boasted that USC will require 33 program purchases per quarter at every game, with three separate teams handling offense defense and redirection. He projected an exciting schedule and noted Notre Dame and Notre Dame challenges.
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Oulingorte Troy
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John McKay
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Long Beach Harbor
Hil
Trojans
Duke
SMU
Iowa
Navy
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Washington
Angels win in chaotic finish described on page B
Fragmentary account notes a tense baseball moment with outs at the plate and a debated call. Posts mention Ort Belizsky Averill Koppe and a possible triple play while referencing a large deficit and a tense bench reaction.
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Belizsky
Averill
Koppe
Washington
Athletics Rally Late To Beat Yankees In Eight
In a tense game, Bobby Del Greco homered to spark a rally that tied the score, Wayne Causey scored on Jim Bouton’s exit, and Jerry Lumpe delivered the winning run. The Athletics exploded for four runs in the eighth off Lois Arroyo to seal the victory, with Norm Siebern driving in two to claim the RBI lead.
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Jim Bouton
Bobby del Greco
Wayne Causey
Bouton
Bud Daley
Jerry Lempe
Causey
Athletics
Lois Arroyo
Ed Charles
Arroyo
Lumpe
Norm Siebern
Red Sox and Twins split as 11 homers fly
In Minneapolis, Boston rebounds to win 9-4 in the nightcap after Minnesota sails past the Red Sox 7-3 in the opener. Boston hitters belted four home runs off Twins starter Georges Marands while the Twins torched Ike Delock and Mike Fornieles for four homers. The doubleheader split lets Minnesota gain a half game on New York, trailing the Yankees by six.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota
Boston
Red Sox
Twins
Boser
Georges Marends
Ike’ Delock
Mike Fornieles
Colts Rally Caps Victory Over Cubs 3-2
Hal Smith singled with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth to cap a 20th inning rally and give the Houston Colt .45s a 3-2 win over the Chicago Cubs. Barney Schultz issued a wild pitch scoring the tying run before Smith's game winner.
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Houston
Finchhitter
Hal Smith
Chicago Cubs
Colts
Barney Schultz
Moe Thacker
Wild
Smith
Ep Skore
Ee Veto
Bet Hart Biat
Dutch star wins marathon swim at Toronto
Dutch schoolteacher Willemse, 28, won the international marathon swim at the Canadian National Exhibition in record time 6 34 55. Lumsden was second, LaCoer and Camero tied for third. Sinn was fifth and led women finishers with Kok and Andersen among top women. Park of Elkwood, California was seventh.
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Toronto
Hencan Willemse
Iit Lumsden
John LaCoersere
Alfredo Camirero
Marty Sinn
Mary Kok Way
Greta Andersen
Tom Park
Elkewood
Calif
Playground Softball Shows Close Bout in Lopsided Loss
A garbled report from a youth league softball game shows Boros edge Ketow 4 to 2 while nearby Brare the Cutter loses 1 to 2. The readable fragments indicate a contest with limited clarity on teams and scorers. Names and venues remain unclear from the OCR.
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Ceted
Ketow
Fara
Wwe
Brare the Cutter
Latare Sega
Barre
Fishing Facts Setned Fier- 2 oo Paces 1 tow fayont
Fishing facts item mentions Tikabul and Bence with partial data on a vessel or event. Within the readable fragments names Parone Laing and Sresser appear. The text hints at boat activity or sale details and a date or count but remains unclear.
Rose and Finneran Lead World Swim Record Burst
In Chicago, four world records fell and another tied at the AAU women’s swimming championships and men’s invitational. Murray Rose clocked 4:13.4 in the 400-meter freestyle, beating Konrads’ 4:15.9 mark. Ginnie Buenkel won the 200-meter backstroke in 2:22.1. Sharon Finneran set a 400-meter individual medley world best at 5:25.4. Gerhard Hetz posted 4:54.95 in the men’s 400-meter IM. Some marks may still be pending official acceptance.
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Summit
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Los Angeles Athletic Club
West Germany
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Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Calif
Miss Finnersn
Laac
Carolyn House
Miss House
Miss Dueskel
Miss de Varona
Portage Park
Pam Sheets
Stolle Nears 4th Straight Net Crown
Fred Stolle of Australia defeated Alan Fox of Los Angeles 7 5 6 0 to reach the semifinals of the 81st Newport Casino lawn tennis tournament. Stolle, top foreign seed, faces Gene Scott of St James New York in the semis, after Scott beat Charles Pasarell 6 4 6 3. Final scheduled for Sunday.
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Australia
Fred Stolle
United States
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Alan Fox
Newport Casino
Stolle
Fox
Los Angeles
Calif
Gene Scott
St. James,n
Charles Pasarell
San Juan
Puerto Rico
McKinley
St Ann
England
Mike Sangster
O'Brien Breezes to 5th Ascot Main Win
Jack O'Brien won his fifth Ascot main event of the season at Ascot Park on Friday. He raced the Slap course in 6:00.86 before 3,150 fans in AMA motorcycle racing action.
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Jack O'Brien
Ascot Park
Eonta Amsen
Jack Pie
Mexico Cops 2 0 Cup Lead Over Slays
Mexico rolled to a 2 0 lead over Yugoslavia in the final round of the American Zone Davis Cup in New Mexico as Rafael Osena defeated Nicola Pilic 6 2 6 2 and Antonio Palafox beat Boris Jovanovic 6 4 1 6 6 3. The win leaves Mexico one match from qualifying to face India in the Interzone semi final.
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Mexico
Yugoslavia
Rafael Osena
Nicola Pilic
Antonio Palafox
Boris Jovanovic
New Mexico
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Uncle Sam
India
Sweden
Australia
Lau Pappas Power Orioles Past Indians 5 2
Lau drove in three runs with a bases loaded single and y two solo homers as Milt Pappas pitched Baltimore to a 5 2 win over Cleveland. Lau singled in the first inning rally and added his fifth homer in the eighth as Baltimore snapped a six game skid. John Romano and Woody Held homered for Cleveland in the sixth.
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John Romano
Moore Wipes Finn With Second Round KO in Helsinki
World featherweight champ Davey Moore of Columbus, Ohio floored Finn Olli Makki three times and stopped him in the second round for his fifth title defense in Helsinki. Referee Barney Ross halted the bout after Makki hit the canvas the third time in the second, the first title fight held in Scandinavia.
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Barney Ross
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Moore
Olli Maeki
Maeki
Pirates Belt Phillies 9-1 in six-run third inning
Pittsburgh Pirates cruised to a 9-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies after a six-run third inning. Harney Haddix pitched a six-hit shutout into the ninth, while Bob Skinner hit his 17th homer and Don Demeter spoiled the shutout with a solo shot in the late innings.
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Mel Roach
Tony Taylor
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Pirates
Bob Skinner
Palade Syaaenet Coormaer
Jim Bunning
Alis
Chicago White Sox
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Colavite
Detroit Tigers
Buening
John Buzhardt
Froebling Wins Billie in Standoff in Moscow Tennis Finals
Frank Froebling of Coral Gables Fla defeated Michael Hann of Great Britain 6 2 6 1 to reach the Moscow international tennis singles final. Johan Newscombe of Australia beat Donald Dell of Bethesda Md 6 0 6 3 6 4 to prevent an all American final. In doubles, Dell and Billie Jean Moffitt overcame Owen Davidson and Madonna Schacht 5 7 6 1 3 7, while Floyd and Freeting beat Hahn and Caroline Yates Bell 6 1 6 3 in mixed doubles.
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Fla
Michael Hann
Great Britain
Australia
Johan Newscombe
United States
Donald Dell F
Bethesda
Dell
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
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Owen Davidson
Madonna Schacht
Doris Floyd
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Freeting
Hahn
Caroline Yates Bell
Britain
Misses Moffitt
Floyd
Miss Schacht
Robyn Ebbern
Anna Dmitriyeva
Russia
Miss Ebbem
Jan Lehane
Leslie Turner
Palmer Eyes Title Again at US Girls Tennis Final
Phoenix star Vicki Palmer defeated Andria Miller 63 64 to reach the final while Jane Albert overcame Mike Heldman 6-3 2 in a straight-sets win, advancing to face Miller in a title tilt in Philadelphia.
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UPI
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Calif
Andria Miler
Due Heldman
Miss Palmer
Miss Miller
San Carlos
Miss Albert
Mike Heldman
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Newport Man Ties for Second in Seattle U Sailing Meet
Skip Allan of Newport Beach and Anson Beard of New York tied for second place with 82 points in the North American star class at the sailing championships here Friday. Ralph DeLuca of Loaz Beach finished ninth with $9 in the standings.
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Newport Beach
Anson Beard
New York
Ralph DeLuca
Loaz Beach
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