Initial Entries in 5,000 Derby Show Trophy Fish
The Independent Press Telegram reports early derby results with trophy catches. Evelyn Ogle of Long Beach hauled a 27 lb 14 oz halibut, Mario Yamaca registered two bonitas, Salvador De La Rosa and June Ascolesi weighed bonitos, and a 33 lb yellowtail was noted. Seal Beach Pier appoints Frank Hale as manager to boost the event.
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Independent
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Pacific Landing
Luray St
Long Beach
Mario Yamaca
Fashion Ave
Salvador de la Rosa
Belmont Pier
Ascolesi
Pierpoint Landing
Seal Beach Pier
Frank Hale
Redondo Beach
Hale
Paul Peitz
Paul
Joe Wilbur
Glover Krieger
Sybil Hair
Red
Dana
Alaska
Eagles Hold Off Patriots In Cambridge Exhibition
The Philadelphia Eagles built a 19 point lead and edged the Boston Patriots 22 to 20 at Harvard Stadium in the Cardinal Cushing Charities Game. Rick Duncan made a 46 yard field goal late in the fourth quarter to seal the win as Philadelphia improves to 1 0 in three exhibition starts. Former Boston QB John Huarte connected for a 42 yard TD to Ben Hawkins while King Hill found Izzy Lang on a 47 yard pass.
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Tom Woodeshick
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Jim Lindsey
Leslie Touth
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Eulene Madron
Mary Louise Burgess
Peggy Carnes
Carol Sippie
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Joan Gaines
Peg Pessamato
Bio Bear
Dale Stone
Charlie Marquez
Ray Law
Tings
Java
Don Bright
Ann Ohde
Andy Anderson
Java Twisters
Donis Arrington
Pacific Landing Fish Totals From Pacific Ports
Ten boats carried 60 passengers catching 2 yellowtail 36 barracuda 3 halibut 541 calico bass 4 sheepshead 402 esonite 9 sculpin 4 ett across a single landing. A separate landing notes 357 passengers at Point Nuch with 126 barracuda and 670 unspecified catch.
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Oceanside
Seal Beach
Belmont Pier
Bar
St. Lamding
Am’s
Collare A Et. Collowier
Clarke Splashes to 5000 Triumph at White City
Australian distance ace Ron Clarke won the invitation 5000 meters at the Britain versus Poland meet despite a heavy track headwind and limited competition. He covered the distance in 13 27.8 amid a cheering crowd.
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London
UPI
Ron Clarke
Clarke
Poland
White City Stadium
Eagles Trade Aaron Martin to Redskins
Former Rams defensive back Aaron Martin was traded to the Washington Redskins by the Philadelphia Eagles for an undisclosed draft choice. Martin, 60, 192 pounds, played college football at North Carolina College. End Jack Clancy underwent knee surgery and was placed on injured reserve by the Miami Dolphins.
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Rams
Aaron Martin
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Martin
North Carolina College
Jack Clancy
Miami Dolphins
Clancy
Michigan
Cooleys Set Speedboat Mississippi Run Record Pace
Husband and wife team Lou and Dorothy Cooley of St. Louis reportedly averaged about 53 mph over 1,086 miles from St. Louis to New Orleans, completing the trip in 20 hours and minutes on the water.
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New Orleans
UPS
Lou
Dorothy Cooley
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Pacific Southwest Open Tennis Set to Wow Southern California
The Pacific Southwest Open in September at Los Angeles promises the strongest field in open era history with top amateurs and leading pros. The event, hosted by the Los Angeles Tennis Club, will begin with the first five days at the club before moving to a larger venue as seats at the club reach capacity.
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United States
Los Angeles
Darlene Hard
Poinsettia Playground
Hollywood
Miss Hard
Long Beach
U.S
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Mutual
Sports Arena
Southern California Tennis Association
N. Cahuenga Blvd
Yarborough Wins Rough Southern 500
Cale Yarborough edged David Pearson by half a length in the grueling Southern 500 at Darlington. Yarborough battled heat and thirst with a water hose clogging, finishing aboard a Mercury after a 150 degree car interior and several hard clashes with Pearson. He earned $25,415, with Pearson taking $3,075 in a drama-filled 500 miles that saw seven cautions and tense late-race racing.
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UPI
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David Pearson
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Victory Lane
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Timmonsville
N.C
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Spartanburg
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Tnariie Glotzbach
Georgetown
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Mannin Richmond
Bill Selfer
Skyland
Sir Wendell Scott
Danville
Don Tarr
Miami
Hossington
Wilmington
Dick Johnson
Arden
Open tennis gears up for Los Angeles finals and Billie Jean King events
The article outlines major tennis activity from a large open event in Los Angeles with 11,500 capacity for tennis, featuring Arthur Ashe and many stars, plus a Billie Jean Moffitt King Day luncheon and a Newport Beach doctors tournament. It notes entries from Rod Laver to Roy Emerson, and Billie Jean King teammates, with sellout potential early. It also mentions a Newport Beach medical doctors tournament October 10 13 and John Goodman winning Garden Grove City titles.
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Billie Jean Moffitt
Pacific Coast Club
Mike Driscoll
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach
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Ocean Blvd
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American Medical Tennis Association
United States
Ralph Anderson
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John Goodman
Cal State Long Beach
Garden Grove City
Bill Long
West Coast Match Game Crown Awarded in Southern California
Bobbe North closed a fierce season finishing near the wire with three Southern divisions. Sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors Assn of Southern California the tournament declared Junior Boys champion Doug Thomas of Corona with a 661 series.
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Ers
Bowling Proprietors Assn
Southern California
Doug Thomas
Corona
Bowlers duel for Southern California title in Canoga Park
Betty Mirelaz trailed Bobbe North by 11 pins in the final frame of the eliminations at Canoga Park Bowl as Bobbe edged past Marge Fox and Donna Zimmerman to reach a coast showdown. Bobbe advances to Castle Lanes in San Francisco for the first rolloff round next Saturday with the Northern California queen, while the Canoga Park rematch and second round determine the all coast champion.
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Canoga Park Bowl
Betty Mirelaz
Bobbe
Betty
Bobbe North
Marge Fox
Long Beach
Donna Zimmerman
Betty Mivelaz
San Francisco
Castle Lanes
Mexican Students Eye Peace and Olympic Boycott
Mexican students threaten to dissolve their boycott if the government meets demands including firing police officials and reaffirming student autonomy. Kipchoge Keino will compete in multiple Olympic events, a historic feat. JoE Schultz to manage Seattle expansion team. Bob Zuk resigns from Oakland A’s scouting leadership.
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Mexico City
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Garlits Secures Second National Drag Title in Indianapolis
Don Garlits of Leffner Florida captured his second straight fuel dragster title at the National Drags Championships in Indianapolis. He raced to the top eliminator crown, clocking 6.87 seconds at 226.7 mph in the quarter mile.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Don Garlits
Leffner, Fla
Race Driver Dies at Hershey Stadium Raceway
Pat Bert Brooks, 48, of New Fairfield Connecticut, died Monday after injuries sustained in the featured race at the Hershey Stadium Raceway.
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Hershey
Pat Bert Brooks
New Fairfield
Conn
Hershey Stadium Raceway
TIDES AND TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR LONG BEACH AREA
Coastal area expected mainly sunny today and Wednesday with early fog. Highs reach 75 downtown Long Beach and 100 to 105 in inland valleys. deserts reach 93 to 163 with gusty winds and cooler nights.
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Imperial
Coachella
Palm Springs
Antelope Valley
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