Long Beach State Opens 1964 Rowing Season at Marine Stadium
Long Beach State College and 16 other rowing groups compete in the sixth annual Long Beach Regatta at Marine Stadium. The 49ers, aiming for Olympic trials and national titles, face Oregon State USC and San Diego State in opening events. Racing includes varsity and junior varsity crews plus clubs and high school entrants with multiple races and exhibition events.
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Sports on Radio-TV Ante Sports on Radio-TV
The brief notes radio and television listings reference KF and channel 123 with unclear content. No names or teams are clearly identifiable.
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Dodgers weigh 1963 staff options as Sherry sale looms
Dodgers pitching coach Joe Becker faces a tough choice listing eight second liners to fill a 10 man staff. With Koufax Drysdale Podres and Perranoski in place expectations tilt to 45 50 wins from the aces and 35 from the rest. Sherry new front line deal mixed with Nate Oliver could shape a trade.
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Angel Bench Spots In Splintering Angels Roster
Palm Springs showdown looms as Angels coach Bil Rigney evaluates bench players for final cuts. Veterans Joe Koppe and Joe Amalfitano jockey for spots with Hank Foiles and Jackie Moore, while Jim Fregosi and Bobby Rodgers hold steady at key positions. Rigney monitors Arizona trip, with Ken McBride and Dean Chance vying for pitching role as cuts near.
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Salty Parker
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Ken McBride
Fred Newman
Russell Near Breakdowns Amid Celtics Title Run
Boston Celtics ace Bill Russell neared a nervous breakdown as the team stretched to an eighth straight division crown, per the Boston Record American. The Friday Night exclusive by Bil McSweeney cites severe pain fear and personal problems that left Russell with minimal sleep and mood lows while battling a crippling injury and uncertainty about finishing the season.
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Lakers Aim To Tie West Coast Playoff In 15,000 Crowd
Lakers host St. Louis Hawks at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles for game four of the Western Division NBA playoff with about 15,000 fans expected. Los Angeles trails 2-1. Rudy LaRusso to guard Bob Pettit, Jerry West and Dick Harnett in backcourt, Elgin Baylor at center, and Frank Selvy night as the veteran retires to coach. Prelim features St Joseph’s Long Beach youth games ages 7 to 8.
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Bobo Olson Wins Split Decision in Heavyweight Fight
Veteran Carl Bobo Olson, 36, defeating Wayne Thornton in a 16 round bout, moves into top contention for the world heavyweight title. Olson, ranked No. 6 by the WBA, outworked the 23-year-old Thornton with infighting and returned blows. judges split 2-1 in Olson’s favor.
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Bobo) Ofson
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Floyd Machen title bout eyed in Stockholm July
Promoter Al Bolan announced Floyd Patterson may defend or, if not, Floyd Patterson and Eddie Machen would meet in Stockholm, Sweden, in July. Negotiations nearing completion while Stockholm venues eye Olympic Stadium or Raasunda Stadium. no terms disclosed. Two of four contenders named by New York State Athletic Commission: Patterson, Machen, Ernie Terrell, and Cleveland Williams.
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Vikes Bombard Compton for Third Place Sweep
Coast guard Long Beach opened the Knights game at Blair Field as City College shellacked Compton 7-6 for third place. Larson, Marone and Bruen fueled a 5-2 first inning lead as Marone struck out 13 in relief, with LBCC tallying five insurance runs in the final frames.
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Vikings Narrowly Miss Victory in Seventh Inning Slump
In a mistyped recap the Vikings trailed early but tied the game on a bold sacrifice fly by Boldberg who scored on a Mike Linck single to center. Marone surrendered three quick singles, then struck out Stock and Keel to end the threat.
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