Angels seek spark as injuries hit hard in Tigers series
The Angels suffer a 4-1 loss to Cleveland amid injuries to Tony Conigliaro and others. Phillips says Murphy pitches okay but rhythm lacking while Teammates focus on hurt feelings and lineup gaps. Tony Conigliaro leaves with sore shoulders. Angels recall pitcher options for insurance. Berry hits homer and teammates spark with extra-base hits as Reynolds debuts.
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City College players seek work amid basketball plans
LOEL SCHRADER reports Dave Frost and other City College basketball athletes are seeking jobs after last week’s activity. Ost, with another year of eligibility, may transfer to a four year school. Whittier’s van Guevara may take the San Jose State coaching post. Trojan Club plans a USC tour and bus trip to the spring football game. Tarkanian basketball day camp opens registrations with two sessions from June 28 to July 9 and July 12 to July 23, at $40 per week.
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Gonzales Wins Southern Californian Tennis Courtine Final
Pancho Gonzales celebrated his 18th birthday by defeating UCLA freshman Jim Connors 64 46 61 in the Southern Californian sectional tennis courtine finals at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Gonzales, a veteran, dominated the week long tournament as Connors, seeded 18, competed in Los Angeles.
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LBCC Golf and Track Enter Major Southern California Events
Long Beach City College will field two spring teams in major meets this week. Viking golfers, fresh from winning the Metropolitan Conference Tournament in Palm Springs, head to Bakersfield for the Southern California Junior College Championship while Orange Coast College manages the state finals next Monday. LBCC track qualifiers from the Metro Meet will run in the Southern California Prelims in San Diego, with finals set for May 22.
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South Africans Play Marathon Tennis at Nevada
In Reno two South Africans Mel Baleson and Glen Grissillo at the University of Nevada endured a 72 hour plus marathon, extending to 73 hours 25 minutes to finish a continuous tennis match. They began Thursday noon with a Guinness record goal to surpass the 72 hour English record. The event saw 2,224 games, worn racquets, and over 100 balls used as fatigue set in.
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Dodgers Downed by Infield Single and Rally
Oliver intentionally walked, Manny Sanguillen beat Wes Parker to first for an infield single. Davalillo scored the go ahead run from second as Parker stood and watched. Sands doubled, Clines scored, Davis collected three hits to lift his average to .375. Manager’s quip on a workout plan ended the report.
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Oliva Out 10 Days With Hamstring Injury
Twins star Rod Carew? No, actually Harmon Killebrew? Wait. The article notes Oliva leading the American League with a .407 average and nine homers, will miss 7 to 10 days due to a pulled right hamstring, sidelining him for a short period. The injury comes as Minnesota battles in the American Association circuit.
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International League scores show Louiavitte 14 to 1 win
In a sports roundup, Louiavitte defeated Winnened 14 to 1, while Richmond improved to 6 and 7 and Tower reached 52. Ener teston led Toledo 7 to 3 as Manchester at Syracuse faced rain and a disrupted schedule.
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Boats Race Outcomes Include Notable Wrecks and Injuries
A sea race section reports Molinari with a broken hand Kennedy with a bruised leg Nordskog with a bruised knee Asmus avoided harm defending champ Dick Sherrer finished eighth from pole after leading early Mercury boats captured two top five finishes and OMC claimed several top ten spots The field started with 23 and 16 finished 3:16.07 was Mike Wallace's 200 laps.
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Artificial turf found more dangerous than grass
A study to be presented at the American College of Sports Medicine meeting in Toronto finds that artificial turf causes more injuries than grass in any condition. Dry artificial turf shows a higher injury rate than both wet turf and grass, according to UPI.
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Viking JC gymnasts win state team title
Viking gymnasts captured their third consecutive State Junior College team championship by outscoring Pasadena 103.5 to 74.5 on Saturday night. Dave Freeland won an individual state title on the long horse, while LBCC showcased strong team unity led by Bob Garcia.
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Thomson wins Dunlop International with four-under-par 68
Australian Peter Thomson fired a 68 to close the Dunlop International Golf Championship in Mexico with a four-day total of 280. Other notes mention gymnastics results from LBCC and upcoming Viking Invitational Alumni Meet on May 22, plus scattered team scores from multiple colleges.
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