Retreated boxing champ Mando Ramos fails to defend title
In Sierra Madre at Mater Dolorosa Retreat House, boxing world champion Mando Ramos suffered a hand injury after returning from a weekend retreat. The piece recalls the Pasadena classic and the Beach faithful, with reflections from Father Daslen Meliale and others on sports and faith.
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Aparicio Named Manager of Venezuelan National Team
Aparicio said he will manage the Venezuelan squad in upcoming internationals and guide the team through regional competitions. He emphasized developing young players and building a competitive roster for the next cycle.
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Giants and Dodgers youth power? Giants beat Santa Clara 6-4
San Francisco tops Santa Clara 6-4 as Marshall belts a two run homer in the fourth to put the Giants ahead 3-2 and Henderson adds two more runs in the seventh before another homer in the eighth. Don Mincher drives in a run for Seattle in a 3-2 win over Detroit.
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Angels seek hit spark as Reichardt returns versus Orioles
The Angels face the Orioles in Baltimore as Rick Reichardt returns to left field after an eight stitch finger slash. Frank Robinson leads the Orioles with .330, while Paul Blair hits .294 and Buck Powell .304. Andy Messersmith starts for the Angels seeking consecutive wins as Tom Phoebus goes for Baltimore.
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Cubs Too Much for Cards in 1969 Pennant Pace
Computer Corner sums up 1969 early trends as of May 27 noting the Chicago Cubs lead the NL East with 57 percent more runs scored than allowed while Baltimore Detroit and Boston show strong balance. It warns Atlanta in the NL West may slump and flags the Cubs as the class of the league over the Cardinals.
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UCLA Lands All-America Prep Stars
UCLA, a six year five time national champion program, signed two high school All-America players Tommy Curtis from Leon High Tallahassee Florida and Larry Farmer from Manual High Denver to letters of intent. Curtis earned Coach & Athlete Top 100 and Farmer honorable mention.
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Thompson Dies in Easton at 71
Winn Thompson longtime secretary and former president of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Assn died after a brief illness. He was 71 and passed away Monday at Easton Memorial Hospital.
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Yankees Obtain Ken Johnson From Atlanta
New York Yankees purchased right handed pitcher Ken Johnson from the Atlanta Braves on Monday. The club paid more than the waiver price for the 35 year old veteran who appeared in nine games for Atlanta with two starts and a 0 1 record. Johnson began his MLB career in 1958 with the Kansas City A's and also played for Cincinnati Houston and Atlanta. He pitched a no hitter for Houston against Cincinnati in 1964 but lost 1 0.
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A's Promote Rudi and Trade Te Nace
The Oakland Athletics called up outfielder Joe Rudi from Des Moines and sent catcher Gene Tenace to Birmingham of the Southern Association on Monday.
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