AFL's Chargers Sold for Record Price
A Las Vegas Sun sports brief notes a record sale price for the AFL's Chargers reported Friday August 26 1966. The piece lists odds on political races including Walter Baring Ralph Denton and others, reflecting a mix of sports business and local political chatter.
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AFL
Las Vegas
Complex String of Names and Amounts
A fragmented record lists multiple names and monetary figures interlinked with dashes and ampersands. The sequence includes Bill Flangas, John Foley, Bill Galt, Harley FE Harmon, Herman Herford, D N Mike O Callaghan, and Victor Whittlesea with various numbers, but the overall context and action are unclear from the provided text.
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Bill Flangas
John Foley
Bill Galt
Harley FE. Harmon
Herman Herford
D. N. Mike O’callaghan
Victor Whittlesea
District 4 Senate Race Names and Details
Attorney General Harvey Dickerson and William Bill Morris compete in State Senate District No 4 with R Mahlon Brown George Harmon and W J Bill Long listed as candidates in partial OCR.
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Harvey Dickerson
William Bill Morris
Senate
R. Mahlon Brown
George Harmon
W. J. Bill Long
District Attorney Barker Finnegan Names in Alleged Item
A list shows William S. Barker associated with number 6 and F Patrick Finnegan with 20 to 1 George Foley and Earl P. Gripentrog with 3 to 1 Raymond Jeffers 4 to Tom Crawford 50 to James Koch 300 to Ralph Lamb 1 to 100 Edward Sleeper 50 to.
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William S. Barker
F. Patrick Finnegan
George Foley
Earl P. Gripentrog
Raymond D. Jeffers
Tom Crawford
James Koch
Ralph Lamb
Edward Sleeper
Fenton Carter and Wendy Cole Lead Odd Las Vegas Stakes
Constable Las Vegas notes unusual betting odds with Fenton C Carter at 100 to 1 and Wendy Cole at 1 to 100 alongside James E Wonten at 100 to 1 in a local gaming listing.
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Constable
Las Vegas
Fenton C. Carter
Wendy Cole
James E. Wonten
The Greek predicts odds for Nevada governor race
The Greek discusses betting odds for the Nevada governor contest between Paul Laxalt and Sawyer, recalls a past Cannon-Laxalt result by 89 votes, and vows to provide daily odds updates. He notes lieutenant governor odds will fluctuate and jokes about a tractor pulling bet in Iowa.
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Sawyer
Sen. Cannon
Laxalt
Fellows
Iowa
West New York Routs Osaka to Reach Little League Final
West New York New Jersey clinches a spot against Houston in the Little League World Series final by routing Osaka Japan 4 0. Ike Alonso pitched two hitter and two two run innings as Ken Wilson Jim Supples and Bruce Sabatini produced key hits in the win. Houston earlier beat Sacramento California 4 0 with Mark Harding throwing a one hit gem.
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Williamsport
West New York
N. J
Houston
Tex
Ike Alonso
Osaka
Japan
Sacramento
Calif
Mark Harding
Weiskopf Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic In Round One
Tom Weiskopf, 23, from Bedford Ohio, shot six under 66 to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley County Club. Dan Sikes and Bob Golby tied for second at 68, with several veterans and stars like Nicklaus Palmer and Souchak at par or under. The event carries a 110000 purse and a 21000 top prize amid a field shortened by a withdrawal and a no show.
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UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
Whitemarsh Valley County Club
Billy Casper
San Diego
Tony Lema
Oklahoma City
Doug Sanders
Greensboro
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Bob Golby
Belleville
Ill
Don January
Butch Baird
Jay Hebert
Julius Boros
Roger Ginsberg
M. C. Fitts
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Cook
Jack Nicklaus
Hobart
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Mike Souchak
Souchak
Palmer
Geiberger
Charles Coody
Steve Spray
Tom Weiskont
Seideedapeskasveas
Dan Stkes
Julius
Boros
Roger Aes
Aseeve
Brees
Jay Jebert Weet
Aenee
Bob Charles
Terry Dill
Waren
Bill Martindale
Jock Capitateee
Ken Stil
Bruce Devlin
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Teeane
Jim Ferree
Ed Griffiths
Eenee Veereegeres
John Gross
Dave Hillener Stones
Babe Hiskey Onan
Geor Knudson
Gene Littler
Billy Maxweil Wrens
Bob McCallister
One
Arnold = Palmer
Mason Rudolph
Charles Sifford
Dudley Wysong Jronevees
Roberta DeVicenti
Garrett Denne
Eiberger
Lionel Herbert Wetee
Howie Johnson
Wees
Dave Marr
Jacke Nicklaus
Veer Twee
Phil Rodners
Mike Souchok
Gay Back From Bout Reports on WBA Meet
Jimmy Gay of the Nevada Athletic Commission arrived in Las Vegas from the Panama World Boxing Association convention via New Orleans. He said WBA president Jim Deskin, recovering from a mild heart attack, is improving and that the North American Boxing Alliance has been KO'd. He also critiqued the Gonzales Cokes welterweight title bout as dull until the 12th round when Cokes scored a late knockout and could become a great champion.
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Jimmy Gay
Nevada Athletic Commission
Las Vegas
World Boxing Association
Panama
New Orleans
Curtis Cokes
Manuel Gonzalez
Gay
Jim Deskin
WBA
Deskin
Jim
Tack
U. S
North American Boxing Alliance
Gonzales-Cokes
Cokes
Gonzales
Blair's Walk-Off Single Caps Orioles Win in 11th
Paul Blair drove in Brooks Robinson with a bases loaded walk in the 11th, lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Stu Miller earned the win in four hitless innings of relief as Cleveland stranded seven.
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Baltimore
Paul Blair
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Blair
Chuck Hinton
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Robinson
Luis Tiant
Curt Blefary
Clark High School JV Football Game Tomorrow Morning
Clark High School will stage a junior varsity football game tomorrow at 9 30 in the morning on the school grounds.
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Clark High School
Tomorniow
Huntley Beats Bryant in Ten Round Fremont Showdown
Huntley of Los Angeles won a unanimous decision over Bryant of Henderson in a ten round main event at the Fremont Hotel. Scored 48-43 by judge Billiop, others had 47-45 for Huntley as Huntley’s left hook opened cuts on Bryant. Next week’s card features Walker versus McGruer and Coleman versus Gonzales. Wiscoker narrowly defeated Tull in six rounds, Banks and Kearse drew in five, amateur bouts added Busch over Lentapier and Carlson over Darrough.
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Dub Huntley
Gene
Holy Bear
Huntley
Los Angeles
Bryant
Judge Billiop
Mike Petrovich
Harold Buck
SUN
Scott Wiscoker
Las Vegas
Charlie Tull
Phoenix
Bunning and Groat help Phillies top Pirates 4 1
Dick Groat and Jack Brandt delivered run scoring doubles in the fourth inning and Jim Bunning limited Pittsburgh to one run on eight hits for a 4-1 Phillies win. Johnny Callison, Richie Allen and Tony Taylor drove the offense as Philadelphia moved within a half game of the Giants atop the NL. Veale took the loss for Pittsburgh, while Bunning improved to 9-4 on the season.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Dick Groat
Jackie Brandt
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Pirates
Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Bunning
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Johnny Callison
Groat
Prandt
Phillies
Richie Allen
Brandt
Tony Taylor
Desert Inn Women golfers crown 10 week Ringers champ
Margé Mandotte fired a low gross 72 to win the Desert Inn Country Club event. Wermer led low net with 55, followed by Goldring 56 and Cole and Butler 59. Sylviagini won Class A with 34 points and net 74. Ronzoni led Class B with 75 and 33 points, Lewis led Class C with 80 and 29 points.
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Margé Mandotte
Desert Inn Women’s Golf Association
Desert Inn Country Club
Virginia Wermer
Elsie Goldring
Harriet Cole
Betty Butler
Olivia Sylviagini
Aon Ronzoni
le Helen Lewis
Chargers Sold for 19 Million to Klein Shulman Group
The San Diego Chargers were sold for 19 million dollars to a group led by Eugene Klein and Samuel Shulman of Beverly Hills with Pierre Salinger aboard. Barron Hilton relinquished the presidency and expressed mixed emotions while retaining a stake. Sid Gillman stays as coach and GM. The deal follows NFL AFL history and a key TV contract, aiming to boost the club's finances and future in San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Eugene Klein
Samuel Shulman
Beverly Hills
Pierre Salinger
White House
Continental Airlines
Los Angeles
Klein
Barron Hilton
Conrad Hilton
Municipal Stadium
Cnargers
National Broadcasting Co
Maren
Nauren Hotels Corp
Schulman
Kiein
National General Corp
United States
la Sosta
Shulman
Kiem
Chargers
Hilton
Clay’s Speed Questioned in Alimony Bond Case
Cassius Clay faces a 30 day contempt of court sentence if he fails to post a 50 900 alimony bond by Saturday. Ex wife Sonji’s attorney Lawrence Hoffman said money appears to be available though the funds were previously claimed held up in court.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Lawrence J. Hoffman
Clay
Sonji
Boston and Kansas City Lead Thursday Baseball Standings
Results show Boston 4 Kansas City 1 in first game and 4 1 in second. California defeated New York 5 1 and Baltimore beat Cleveland 4 3 in one inning.
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Boston
Kansas City
California
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Bianco
Coates
Sionge
Miller
Detroit
Wilson
Downing
Minnesota
Merritt
Peters
Washington
Hargan
McCormick
Chic
Newark
Sports Schedule Fragments Highlight City Matchups
Fragmented OCR lists multiple NBA and city matchups with cities Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles and San Francisco. It notes night games and various pairings including New York at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Houston.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Buh
O'Toole
St. Louis
Fryman
Jackson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Koufax
Bolin
Alicante
McGraw
Johnson
Houston
Roberts
Giusti
Zachery
Atlanta
Low
Sen Francisce
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