Bay Area Baseball and Basketball Battles Hit Courts and Courtside
San Francisco courts and the Warriors against Rick Barry dominate the week as legal fights unfold over Barry’s jump to the Oakland Oaks in the ABA. The piece also covers Juan Marichal’s dispute with The Saturday Evening Post over quotes and perceived prejudice, plus how contract details and reserve clause issues fuel the broader sports legal drama in this era.
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San Franccisco
San Francisco Warriors
Rick Barry
Oakland Oaks
ABA
Juan Marichal
John Roseboro
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Warriors
Barry
Oakland
Boone
Bruce Hale
Warrior
Franklin Miculi
Hale
University of Miami
Rick
Ke A
San Francisco
Qakland
NBA
Joep
Marec
Marichal
Juan
Arizona
Lakewood Colts Win With A Two-Hitter And Trio Of Hits
Lakewood defeated Compton 3-1 in the Colt Sectional Tournament at Blair Field. Schmerbauch pitched a two-hitter, Bill Baker went two for two, Glenn Miller contributed two hits, and Compton was eliminated as Lakewood advances to face Lowney.
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Dim Schmerbauch
Bill Baker
Lakewood
Compton
Colt
Blair Field
Lowney
Glenn Miller
Slick
Long Beach Beats La Mirada In Pony Sectional Opener
Long Beach shaded La Mirada 3 to 1 at Whaley Park in the Pony Sectional Tournament opening round. John Engeike struck out 13 and allowed five hits while issuing one walk. John Hunt and Craig TayVeath homered for Long Beach as action tonight features Garden Grove vs Rel Clower and Lakewood vs Rossmoor scheduling.
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John Engeike
Long Beach
la Mirada
Whaley Park
John Hunt
Craig Tay Veath
Dapper Dick Aims At 14 Games 1000 Yards
Dick Bass, the smallest NFL fullback, eyes 14 league games and 1000 yards after a 1090-yard season. He emphasizes limited pre season play to build momentum, notes a 191 pound frame, and recalls a hectic year including TV work and personal travels.
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Dapper Dick
Ali Jenhat
Bass
Tates
Cubs Tie for NL Lead With 3 1 Win Over Cardinals
Santo drove in two and scored one as the Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis 3 1 to share first in the National League with a 56 40 record. Ray Culp threw five hits allowed, and the game featured a 51 minute rain delay. The Cubs raised their last 11 games to nine wins in 11.
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Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Culp
Cubs
Cardinals
Santo
Ernie Banks
Randy Hundley
Clarence Jones
Larry Jaster
Adolfo Phillips
Jack Lambe
Culp
Lambe
Don Kessinger
Gleon Beckett
Billy Williams
Williams
Chicago ST. Loise
Kessinges
Brock
Willams Beckert
Toland
Marly Rt
Ibanny Banks
Aoq
McArear Apog Hundiay
Shannon
Ciones
Savage
Brisch
Limane
Adonson
Eiicksen
Hoerner
Chicago
Luis
Catane
Si Louis
Banks
Cenesa
Reg
Jaster
Lamate A-Jackson
Herrier
Ama
Astros
Phils
Philadelphia
Houston Gonzalez
Battell
Ct Ubon
Tolat
Louston Gag
Phila
Arrel
Hall
Iit Ce
No Negro Olympic Boycott
Olympic track star Ralph Boston expressed doubt that Negro athletes would honor the National Black Power conference request to boycott the Olympics. He said he cannot see any outcome from such a boycott and noted he departs for the Pan American Games in Winnipeg after the Newark meeting where the idea gained support.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPL
Ralph Boston
National
Black Power Conference
Newark
Dick Gregory
Cassius Clay
Lille
Boston
Winnipeg
Canada
Lakewood school league baseball score report fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous teams and players with mixed scores and names across leagues and venues. Highlights include Pan-American, Lakewood, Adams, Roosevelt, Lincoln, and Cal states, with numerous player tallies such as Webster 21 and Prisk 37, among others.
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Leeg Beach A
Hearines
Mart
King
Scherer & Pan-American
Houphion
LaFayette
Velerang
Sonal Hill
Bryant
Burney
Wale Lard Bi Whaley
Ileatas Si Prisk
Carver
Warsaw I
el Doradeo
Tony Besca
C — Agminnl Kia
Asal Webster
Ficks & Kino Ho
MicKinley O. Ramonay
Grant
Hart
Houghton
Coolidge
Madison
Lanafeliow
Adams
Somiersergf Solter
Slalmes
Cherry
Barton Fremont
Lee
Lowell É Vralined
Naples
Mang & Burbank
Wei Oorado
Burcham Wardin
Emerson
Stevenson Roosevelt
Mytailer
Lincoln
Californis
MacArtour
Drake Yincher
Kellering
Sleams
Prisk
Kaley Henry
Ty Twalr
Slonst Hill
Birney
Scherer & District
MLL
W. Lakewood
Ay GE Hellifower
Lakewood
NW — Chargers
Giants
É. Lakewood Atlanfic
Gunga
Phillies
Pirates
Western — Tigers
Hunts
Bedaes Ie Angen
Es Weed Chats
Glans
Red Lakewood
Vyarates Pans
Colts
Meta
V. Lakewod
International — Reds
Eagles
Lakewood National— Braves
Celts
Kewi — Pirates
Pai
Lakewood Reldaienal — Reis
Ea- See
Lickensod Nationali
Braves
Larewood
Cults
Grants
Continental — Giants
Gedgers
Cakswood Morthern
Ticers
Padres
Lakeweed
American —Giants
Catholic
KBA
Davis Furniture
Seal Beach
Seanawhs
League Schedule Amid Odd Listings and Names
A chaotic roster of teams, sponsors, and times shown for tonight's schedule. Multiple clubs and venues appear with cryptic abbreviations and mismatched punctuation. The list includes Park Ave No 7908 Naval Siaigen and various matchups such as Schoen edlly and Clock Cleaners versus Out Sav ier.
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Park Ave
Naval Siaigen
Tray
Gouo
Schoen
Fiougias
Clock Cleaners
Out Savier
Lanhefan News
Hay
Rane Sons Husricans
Miller Garage
Purle Lim
Dooley's Hardware
Rossmoor Gourmet
Harry's Hat
First Bremedy xi
Chargers
USCGC
Kidd
Cama Church
Luther
Dan Crawford Stars With Birdie Eagle On Par Four
In Lamlash Scotland golfer Dan Crawford netted a birdie and an eagle on the same hole. A 300 yard smash on the 11th par four produced the eagle while Ban followed with a second shot for the eagle two, a notable feat by any standard.
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Lamlash
Scotland
Dan Crawford
Ban
Machen Decides to Walk Away From Boxing
BERKELEY Eddie Machen a 35 year old heavyweight contender who never challenged for the title announced Monday that he has quit boxing He was slated to meet Dave Zyglewicz in Houston August 1 but said he notified promoters of his retirement He says boxing gave him friends and even his wife and that his family urged retirement He believes he deserved a title shot but never obtained it and he holds no grudge
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Marichal
Stoneham
Giants
Berkeley
Eddie Machen
Machen
Dave Zyglewicz
Houston
Tex
Chave
Milwaukee fans fill County Stadium for White Sox Twins exhibition
A 51,144 turnout at Milwaukee County Stadium marked the largest baseball crowd there and the first major league game since 1965. Officials praised the event but offered no firm Milwaukee franchise plans, noting future expansion remains uncertain and tied to broader league decisions after the Vietnam era.
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Milwaukee
Wis
County Stadium
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Twins
William Eckert
Joe Cronin
Cal Griffith
Wisconsin
Griffith
Arthur Allyn
White Sox
Admirals Find Plum Punting Talent At St John Rosen High
Admirals football coach Shelby Calhoun tested punters Monday night at St John Rosen High School. CSU quarterback Kob Wolfe led the Lee honors with near sixty yard punting average, outpacing all participants. Calhoun praised Wolfe while the squad prepares for evening drills at Bellflower High, open to the public.
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St. John Rosen High School
Shelby Calhoun
Kob Wolfe
Colorado State University
Lee
Wolfe
CSU
Calhoun
Bob
Admirals
Bellflower Bivh
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Dave Lewis
Pat Boone
Oaks
Oakland Auditorium
Lakewood Colts
Complanee Lakewood
Coker
Schmerbaer
Piniaca
Freeman Downee
Lynneas
GIA
Angios Orvald
Schroeder
Walters
Helen and
Fallie
Tongiht
W. Garden Grove
Rel Cl
Lakewond
Rossmoanr
Los Alamitos
Long
Benen
Larson Dick Bass
National Football League
Kam
South Pacific
Thousand Yar
NPL
Fullerton
Rancho
Ram
Vietnam
USC 1
Unit 1
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh
Mississippi
Meredith March
Tommy Mason
Rams
Ene Lean Tatum
Pat Galdek
Prank Tin College
Javed
Alten
John Lockwood
USC
Wait Byler
Pasadena CC
Jackie Wall Richardson
Fresno Staley
Rooke
Joe O’bylen
Arlinuson State
David Ray
Bernie Casey
Tra Rams
Beverly Givd
Beverly Hills
Ners
W. Pico Blvd
20Th Century Fox Studies
Rantha Girl
Mexico
Nicolas Contreras
Bob McKillop
McKillop
United Press International
Trachabtes
Asirotel
Vie — Wessea
HE — Tanty
Tb Asari
Yqristey
Isanarata
Yat Luimecam
Baker
Wpelsea
Br-Essea
Duplas Connors & Cormier Chevroley
Chastenler
AR — Faroc
Sweatfax
McCoy
Hughes
Ieee Mere
Ene Auto Salon A
Hiateiag
Inwin
HR — Edling
Aes Tyas Chevron
Jlutchasen
HR Tory
Superbe Ovid
Bisslay
We-Lawrance
Eaisin J. W
Marshall and Son
Boy's Mare
Lorg Geach Honda
Ronde Rooters
Wpriser
Hr—Ramirre
Teaginess
POL Mercury
Ceert
SOL
Atlantic Avenue
Princess Louise Restaurant
CU An
Art Graham Pa Ori Lllossles
Hiram Walker
Italy
Spain
Middle
Europe
Asia
ASR Ssr
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