Pros to Open Play at Newport in Five-Day Tennis Meet
Newport Beach hosts the first annual Pacific Coast International Championships a five day men’s pro event headlined by Rod Laver Ken Rosewall and Pancho Gonzalez. The Newport National Bank sponsors the charity tournament for Junior Tennis of Orange County. matches run Wednesday through Sunday with ticket prices from 3.50 to 10 dollars and venues at the sunken main court capable of 2500 spectators.
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Hugh Stewart
United States
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Pierre Barthes
France
Mike Davies
Wales
Fred Stolle
Mal Anderson
Australia
Rod Laver
Rosemary Castano
Ann Marie
Desert Trial Leads Milady Handicap Bid At Hollywood Park
Florida bred Desert Trial seeks to rebound to top form in the Milady Handicap at Hollywood Park, facing ten rivals including Natashka as a key challenger. The 125 pound Desert Trial, with Artes Maese, comes off wins in Golden Poppy and Catmpanile handicaps.
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Hollywood Park
Vanderbilt Adamis
Artes Maese
Golden Gate
Hollywood
Natashka
George F. Getty
Bill Shoemaker
Mahomey
Las Flores
Santa Maria
Santa Anita
Nitehawks Face Challenging Run At M&M Charters
The Long Beach Nitehawks cling to second in the Western Softball Congress as Lakewood M&M Charters surge ahead with nine games left and a 163 lead in the standings.
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Long Beach Nitehawks
Lakewood M&m Charters
Lakewood
Hawks Reach 10 5 In League Play As Gardena Rises
Hawks improve to a 10-5 league mark while Gardena climbs to fourth at 7-7. Next week Lakewood and the Nite Hawks each schedule two games, and Gardena travels to Las Vegas for a Saturday doubleheader.
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Nitehawks
Las Vegas
WSC
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Ardens
Vegas
Anaheim
Nee Ae
Oxfard
Pine
Pitehaos
Lakesnod Saleey —— Hirebmake
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Oxnard
Sin Oleae Senday
San Dince
Meadow Elva Wins Poughkeepsie Pace At Yonkers
Elva Yonkers winner Meadow Elva outdueled Toro Crest at the stretch and captured the $5,000 Poughkeepsie Pace by a length before 15,981 fans at Yonkers Raceway. The race clocked 2:03 on a good track.
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S Yonkers, N.Y
UPI
Meadow Elva
Toro Crest
Poughkeepsie
Yonkers Raceway
Herschel Smith Named U S Track Team Manager
Herschel Smith a longtime track figure has been appointed manager of the United States team for the dual with Britain Commonwealth in the Coliseum July 8 9 He helped USC world record sprint relay team and ran invitational meets while coaching at Compton College producing Olympic high jump record setters Carmen Johnson 1996 and Charley Dumas 1956 Ducky Drake former UCLA coach and head trainer will head the LS team.
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Herschel Smith
United States
Smith
USC
Best Bet Odds and Bets Highlighted By Odd Text
A jumble of race names and betting notes appears in fragmented form with likely horse names such as Best Bet Orver and Best Chance Bet-Darcarcs. The readable bits suggest wagering guidance rather than a cohesive event recap from a racing page.
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CleareFast
Firat
FURST
Turlodos
Redex
Bombay
Pineda
Browy
Pierce
Richard
Rullani
Harmatyy
Lia Mwah
Sepee
Larth Averaue
Eteemaany
San Bagcer
Valenzuela
Louens Ie
Iamoas
Rome
Rai
Maidan
Vearoids
Cela
Lambert
Giriach
Ste
Ross
Serajen
Fred Thre
Camars
Gu Lambert
Eazy
Basler
Ned
Malden
Taran
Tomish Alia Q Alvarez
Ng Fale
Iesor
Benno
Edward PC
Valensostay
Indien Hassle Abea
Upesembaley
Clatnira
Garr
Bern
Freeman “Prowler
HIG
Yalenaueta
Allgwancs
Barbier Bereta
Starks
Biase Sealy
Hans Enséni
Harmata
Camcasi
Velazauer
TonGsHor — Bauguet
Mahaney
Trigie Lagat
Valenzuce
Hatasika
Ber
Tate
Dawn Hall
Rhaesi
Alvarez
Haugh
Campzi
Teaal
Llangollen
al Lee Te
Tig Ricks
Caplan
Beane Ve
Neal Tsebyal
Adarit
Gakten Raton
Pimiegt Lavercen
Eishin
Darcarcs
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Bate
Waiahir Eshe
Gale
Banéena
Carenat
Buckpasser heightens debate on racing legends and weights
Letters from readers discuss jockey weights at Hollywood Park and Buckpasser’s career. Notes state apprentice James Trujillo weighs 100 pounds, top jockeys like Bill Shoemaker at 106 pounds are lightest among elites. Buckpasser, four years old, sired by Tom Fool Busanda, earned over a million by 1966, with best mile and a quarter times, and is contrasted with Kelso’s earnings as the era’s leading horse.
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Hollywood Park
Lawrence Marks
James Trujillo
Bill Shoemaker
Buckpasser
George Fisher
Tom
Busanda
Aqueduct
Nelson
Bill Stephens
Brooklyn
Kennicutt Leads Cal-State Masters Bowling Qualifier
Kennicutt bombed to a commanding lead in the Cal-State Masters qualifying at Modesto, posting 1 905 in six games to top Ed Hartnett’s former pace and move into first. Acocks and Fallratt follow in second and third as the event runs through August with finals set later.
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Santa Fe Springs
Bob Kennicutt
Modesta
Ed Hartnett
Kennicutt
California State Bowling Assn
Jim Acocks
la Habra
Dwain Fallratt
Whittier
Martha
Modesto
McHenry
Dennis Decauver
la Puente
Bean
Xora
Fred Glae
Peene
Fae Agar
Eee
Ackey
EI Hone
Vickers
Tourcay
Ehkiniest
Merglat
Bernat
Bernat Ned
Priel
Heig
MC Paine
Keith Johnnson
Colsa
Miphel Kelly
Toter Sealakell
Steve Korefray
Aelt
Marge Amuhdson
Enity Teague
Betty
Bete Ionic
Rorikiin, Jr
Pro Grid Signings Feature Notable Names and Dates
Pro grid signings highlight Greve Bey Galansive and Willie Ohe Y Dates at palaces. Sochanstee Ene Eosert Kets, defensive lineman Jay Hylie, and John Meyers join the roster along with ped ect ra ce Haltnack Don Libor.
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Pro Grid
Greve Bey — Galansive
Willie Ohe Y Dates
I Palaces Sochanstee
Ene Eosert Kets
Jay Hylie
John Meyers
Haltnack
Don Libor
Nicklaus Seeks Jones Mark In Open Title Bid
Nicklaus, now a two time National Open winner, eyes tying Bobby Jones by amassing major titles. Jones, who retired young after 13 national championships, remains a benchmark. Pal mer's Open runner up adds to a $24,174 lead over Bores in prize money among top golfers.
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Springfield
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Jones
Jones
U.S
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Julius Bores
Goffers
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Fonmer
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41Ers
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Omada Uy
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