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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1968

Page

18

Wessels party previews Los Alamitos lighting era

A star-studded lighthearted press party at Los Alamitos previews the track's new $1.4 million lighting system. Racing figures and show business personalities mingled as Frank and Millie Wessels hosted, with names like Jack Oakie, Alan Hale Jr., and Marvin Shapiro in attendance. Dr. Robert Kerlan, famed physician for Dodgers and Lakers, drew laughs over his racing luck and a postrace joke about Butazolidin and Dancer's Image.

Frank Millie Wessels Los Alamitos Jack Oakie Alan Hale Jr Wilt Chamberlain Lakers Dodgers Angels Rams Robert Kerlan Bob Marvin Shapiro Kerlan Dr. Kerlan Sandy Koufax Elgin Baylor Dancer

Jokes and Jinxes Highlight Racing Buffs at Del Mar

Laler in Shapiro quotes a tale of Bob’s racing misfortune with a stubborn jinx after horses kept being claimed and one $6500 race win. Oakie shares a vanity anecdote about stock, a board room gag, and a joking turn to run for president despite many films proving his craft.

Raf Rn Kerlin Shapiro Western Harness Racing Assn Diver Marvin Hollywood Park Bob Jimmy Joyce Kerlan Laler Jimmy del Mar Oakie Jack Board of Directors Jack Oakie Motion Pictures

Crry League 6 Softball Scores and Park Schedule

Scores from Crry League 6 Softball include Kings 13 Bethany Baptist 1 and Ward's Carwash 3 Douglas Setbacks 0 with WP Lawrence and HR N e ANS Hash. Other results list House Nines 0 Chargers 0, Ranchers team wins, and multiple HRs by Sanders Laier and King. Park schedule shows games at Park Ave No 1-7:30 and Al Hamilton Row No 1-7:30 with various matchups and times through 8:45pm.

Wegins Kings Bethany Baptist Ward Douglas Lawrence Corstodtts Wrp Rndner Sanders Laier Torna Coumiesmeneate Edington Hr—Smith Big Johns University Hr—Belladelis Anderson He Monsanto Swingers We—erubaker Tomieur Park Ave Kearsarge Glenniter Gereps Gas Chamber A Flyers Aheg Peninsula Ballers ITI al Hamilton Ist United Presbyterian Els Willow Ch. of God E. Experience Philips Case Omer Park Market Pacific Iene Ay Cafe Warner Electric Don Hughes Chevron Bricklayers Pan American No Ameritone Paints Shakeys Pizza Flint Electric Roadrunners 1St Nazarene Amway Isteer Roek Crushers Alugh Ten Hustlers Coneme Herebels MAN Pipers Post Office el Dorado Clippers Westminster Lanes Chicken of the Sea UWUA

Lonborg Gains First Win As Boston Edges Yankees 7 6

Jim Lonborg the 1967 Cy Young winner earned his first win of the season, pitching six solid innings as Boston edged New York 7 to 6. Lonborg walked eight and allowed one hit, after returning from knee surgery, while Mickey Mantle tallied his 72nd walk of the year. Cleveland moved into sole possession of second place with a 7-3 victory over Baltimore, as Sonny Siebert improved to seven wins in eight starts. Hoyt Wilhelm tied Cy Young’s record with his 906th game in relief for Oakland, but Dave Duncan and Catfish Hunter led a 4-0 win over Chicago before 33,000 fans in Milwaukee.

Jim Lonborg Boston New York Yankees Lonborg Roy White White Yankees Mickey Mantle Indians Baltimore Detroit Duke Sims Dave Nelson Oriole Sonny Siebert Lou Johnson Hoyt Wilhelm Cy Young Oakland Athletics Dave Duncan Catfish Hunter Chicago Jackson Danny Cater Jim Gosger Duncan Hunter Bert Campaneris Young White Sox Milwaukee Cubs Giants Orioles Chicaso SAN Francisco Cleveland Kessinger Cardenal Cf Ido Metovey Rfanks Fjohn Powell Ssangler Hart Hiatt Robinsn Avenort Johnson Handley Fer Phillips Schroder Valentine Anier Ss Clamson Wsmith Ci Paul Blair Regan Po Herbel i Efisher Morris Adhrere Anger Haney Sanfranc Llevato Hunt Ar Roeit Rowel Spangler Marshall, SF Phils Red Sox Yanks Philadelphia ST. Lous de Boston New York Traylor Sennen McArver c Parreteen Rt Briggs Yan Tolan Fryman Maxvill Perapull Petroctli Ss Cox Rosco Boozer Carlton Glackson Spiezio Boe Bhiladelhia S St.Li Louis Shannon Philadelphia Davis R. Smith Sf—Flood Carve R Ith Wate Golayite Theresisen Tillotson Mets Braves Wormeck NEW Vous Atlanta BP Londors Gibbs Nerretsen Falou Et Francona If Stahl Oakland Chicabo Shamsky If Aont Tasron Millan Cmpneris Aparicio Swoboda Kranpool Djohnson Donaldsn McCraw Buchek Martinez Wllams Weis Britton P Bando Cardwell Kjohnson Josephsn Berry Upshaw Loscer Alomar Soar Hopkins Atlanta McMahon Oor E—Harrelson Weener D.johnson Kranepool Uchek Wilhelm Shamsky Harrelson Swoboda Ranepool Oakland Rdweil Britton Ward Mate Campaneris el Paso George Brunet Murphy Jim Merritt Ron Keller Brunet Twins Tony Oliva Frank Howard Washington Larry Berwn Brooks Robinson Boog Powell Jim Fregesi Angels Oliva

Cards rally to edge Phils in ninth on McCarver fly

The St Louis Cardinals rallied for three runs in the bottom of the ninth, Tim McCarver delivering a sacrifice fly to score Julian Javier after Lou Brock's single. Earlier Curtis Flood bunt sparked the rally as the Cards beat Philadelphia 5 4 in a nationally televised game.

St. Louis Cardinals Tim McCarvers Philadelphia Julian Javier John Boozer Lieved Woody Fryman Curt Flood Lou Brock Orlando Cepeda Javier Mike Shannon Grant Jackson Boozer McCarver Chicago Cubs Willie Smith San Francisco Smith Bruins

Messersmith Delivers First Win for Angels in Slugfest

Rodriquez doubled to start the Angels’ scoring in the second, followed by an error by Twins left fielder Bob Allison. McFarlane and Rodriguez connected again in the third as Angels built a 6-0 lead. Oliva homered for Minnesota in the fourth. the Twins added three in the eighth. Angel pitcher Clyde Wright heads to Camp Irwin after the game, with Brunet and Murphy to start in a doubleheader.

Rocky Bridges Don Heffner McFarlane Rodriguez Angel Twins Bob Allison Bob Miller Oliva Miller Minnesota Messersmith Minnie Rojas Sammy Ellis Bobby Locke Cesar Tovar Bill Rigney Marty Pattin Tom Murphy National Guard el Paso Angel Angles Clyde Wright Camp Irwin Wright Chicago Boston Rick Clark Angels Murphy

Duffy Daugherty Seeks Nicholson as MSU Recruit in Hawaii

Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty traveled 5000 miles to Hawaii to meet Jim Nicholson and secured a letter of intent to attend MSU. The island has produced Spartans standouts like Bob Apisa Dick Kenney and Charley Wenmeyer amid a flurry of sports news from racing golf tennis and basketball.

Duffy Daugherty Michigan James Mitchner Hawaii Daugherty Paradise Jim Nicholson Nicholson MSU Lush Islands Spartans Bob Apisa Dick Kenney Charley Wedemeyer

Colt Sectional baseball lauds Long Beach win over Norwalk

Shortstop Larry Lorin doubled the Long Beach lead with a bases clearing triple in the fourth as Long Beach defeated Norwalk 7-1 in Blair Field Colt Sectional play. Lakewood followed with a 4-2 win over Downey behind five hitter Tom Lederer in game one of the Monday doubleheader as action continues Wednesday.

Larry Lorin Long Beach Norwalk Blair Field Lakewood Tom Lederer Downey

Junior Baseball Sectional Tournament Picks and Scores

Readable fragment lists junior league games across Lakewood Buena Park and nearby towns. Notable entries include Dodgers over Lakewood Atlantic Cards six to ten and Angels beating Cubs sixteen to eight with several single game results and miscellaneous team names.

Bosa Buena Lakewood Nw—Chargers Dodgers Atlantic White Plaza Bisiers Wildcats

Carr Halts NLB In 11-0 Lakewood Win In District

Ken Carr struck out 12 and yielded one hit as Lakewood defeated North Long Beach 11 to 0 in the Pony District tournament first round at Heartwell Park. Bellflower topped Rossmoor Los Alamitos 3 2 behind Rickey Bethke's five hits and 10 strikeouts. Long Beach plays Artesia at 8 p.m. with Compton vs La Mirada at 5:30 p.m.

Ken Carr Lakewood North Long Beach Heartwell Park Bellflower Rickey Bethke Rossmoor Los Alamitos Bethke Long Beach Artesia Compton la Mirada Bee Gaudette Naverette Cobb Norton Carr Robin Belitlower Los Alamit Gregory Quinn Stujames

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