Norris captures Grand Championship at International Karate
Norris from Redondo Beach won the Grand Championship at the fourth International Karate Championships in Long Beach Arena before 10000 spectators co hosted by the Long Beach Century Club. He defeated Joe Lewis 2 0 after earlier clinching the black belt title. Defending champ Al Steen was eliminated 2 1 by Lewis in the semifinals. White belt winners were Phil Cernia Jack White and Alger Keb. Brown belts went to Rick Alemane Dick Sweeney and Craig Baines. grand champion among black belts was Rich Rodriguez of Fresno.
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Fresno
Salta Drops Twin Bill as Lead Slips to One Game
Pontiac suffered its worst California Collegiate Baseball League weekend, losing a doubleheader to San Fernando 1-0 and 10-2. Miller and Southworth each had three hits in game one while clear hits by Betterman, Parks, and McKee stood out. Parks belted long drives, though Kuppers and the temporary Valley JC fence altered the outfield dynamics.
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San Fernando
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John McKee
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Graham wins with high score on tour at beautiful course
Graham held off Julius Boros and others as he shot 286 to win the event. Verney credited a grip change for improvement and birdied 14 and 16 to fuel his late hope. Boros finished third at one over 289, with the round confirming the course as stunning despite the high winning score.
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Grahams
Lakewood Edges Hawks in 13 Frames for 1-0 Win
Manny Ortega singled to center to score Alex Legaspi from second in the 13th, giving Lakewood M and M Charters a 1-0 victory over Long Head Nitchawkg in Western Softball Congress action at Park Ave Field. George Pearson and Don Samo pitched well, but the decisive run came as the packed crowd of about 460 cheered. The win leaves Lakewood tied for the Congress title. San Diego is eliminated from contention and is bound for the all-services tournament, with Lakewood earning an ISC Worlds invite in Rock Island.
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Dodgers and Osteen spark hot left field surge in win
Left field provided the Dodgers with its hot spot as Lou Johnson fueled a 5 game hitting streak with a second inning single. Don Sutton earned his third shutout of the year, improving to 7-12, while Al Ferrara and slugging support from left field backed the victory over Philadelphia. Johnson boasted a 438 season batting efficiency as the Dodgers snapped a winless stretch against the Phillies at Dodgers Stadium.
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Lou Johnson
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Pan American lifter misses weight and long hair fate
Tony Garey expected to win the middleweight lift at the Pan American Games but outweighed the limit. He tried steam to shed pounds but failed by an ounce and was moved to light heavyweight sacrificing his planned look.
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Garey
Garcy
Sports Beat Tragedies Amid Global Racing and Racing News
A spate of sports incidents includes Revson's car crash at Djursland near Copenhagen killing multiple officials, Tim Cash dying after a Lisbon Formula Three crash, and Lew Koehler killed in a National Limited Hydroplane race collision in Gunterville Alabama. Also reported are Join Szep quitting as soccer coach in Philadelphia area, Phil Hill and Mike Spence winning at Brands Hatch, Paul Haber breaking a shoulder in a Los Angeles handball exhibition, and Russia defeating the US in the world chess university championships in Czechoslovakia.
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Britain
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Brands Hatch
Eng
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San Jose
L.A
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Czechoslovakia
Track and Swim Stars Fuel Pan American Games Gold
Americans win multiple golds as Claudia Kolb Greg Charlton and the relay team set records in swimming while Ericka Bricker joins basketball and baseball wins. Jose Jolo wins the men 100 breaststroke for Brazil and divers shooters and weightlifters claim medals in a packed session.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Greg Charlton
Arcadia
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Brazil
Rams Use Exer-Genie in Training for Injury Prevention
The 1965 Rams saw 16 players sidelined by injury for at least one game, while 1966 numbers improved with 39 of 40 starters remaining. Coach George Allen emphasizes the Exer-Genie program, combining isometric and isotonic drills to build strength and flexibility and reduce pulls and strains. Quarterback Roman Gabriel credits improved passing range, and preseason notes from Anaheim Stadium outline practice routines and roster details.
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Angels Divide Openers as Howard and McMullen Shine
Frank Howard hit his 28th homer and four singles while Ken McMullen added two doubles and a single in the opener. Ken Knoop extended his hitting streak to 15 games as the Angels won despite Barry Moore and Hob Humphrey holding the Senators to eight hits. Rick Clark and Jim Coates drew attention for roughing up the plate, with Coates warning after plunking Howard and McMullen. The Angels head to a three game set with the Yankees, with Stottlemyre facing McGoldin in the opener.
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Moffitt Paces Cardinal Win On Four Hitter
Pitcher Randy Moffitt threw a four hit game with 10 strikeouts as the Long Beach Cardinals defeated the Brawley Astros 8-1 in Connie Mack Sectional play at Blair Field Sunday night. Wayne Holland led a 13 hit attack with a double and a triple driving in two runs. Long Beach advances to meet the Downey Rebels, 8-2 winners over Goleta, at 8 p.m. tonight.
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