Record of John Cavosie and King Tut boxing career
Summary of historical sports queries. John Cavosie set a noted 55-yard drop kick field goal against Menominee in 1925 after high school, later playing for Butler University and the Portsmouth Spartans. King Tut, Henry Tuttle, boxed professionally 1825 to 1939 with a California welterweight title bid in 1933, and wrestled in 1934. details include birthplace Winneconne Wisconsin and varied aliases. The questions also cover John Brodie’s six interceptions in a 1966 Pro Bowl and MLB attendance leaders the Dodgers and Angels in 1965.
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Menomis
John
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Wininemoc
Wis
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Minneapolis
Dick le
California
Hollywood
Ceferino Garcia
49ers Open Doubleheader With Fresno State At Blair Field
Cal State Long Beach and Fresno State resume weekend baseball Saturday with a 12:30 p.m. twin bill at Blair Field. If weather delays, games shift to the 49ers campus Field. Fresno starts Vince Rubero and Tom Sharpe while San State coach Bob Wuest will pick from Evans, Paul de Morplis and John Miller.
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Tom Sharpe
Sr State
Bob Wuestwill
Evans
Paul de Mropolis
John Miller
Angels Show Fractured Postgame Mood After Losses
Fragmented game notes reveal exhaustion and regret as Angels players lament missed chances and “no wins” after a tough stretch. Rigney expresses reluctance to bury his kids while Satriano works the shovel literal or metaphorical in chaotic postgame scenes.
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Satriano
Baseball doubleheader at Blair Field weather permitting
Moore League action resumes with a Blair Field doubleheader at 5 30 PM. Wilson seeks to extend a 6 0 league lead against Lakewood while Poly hosts Millikan in the nightcap, both teams holding 6 2 records.
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Compton Cup Track Meet Set for Ramsaur Stadium
The Compton Cup Invitational kicks off at noon Saturday at Ramsaur Stadium. Santa Ana Valley star Dick Coulter, clocking 21.2 in the 220 and 9.7 in the 100, headlines the high school event as the meet resumes after a postponement.
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Seaver Wins First MLB Game With Mets In Debut Season
The New York Mets celebrate as pitcher Tom Seaver earns his first major league win at Shea Stadium after a hat-pick selection led to his signing. Seaver, who had a circuitous path through college and the minors, bested the Cubs 6-1 with relief from Don Shaw and key moments including Grote’s reassurance at the plate. The day also features Giants’ Willie Mays returning to form in a 7-5 win over St. Louis, while Cleveland and Chicago notch league victories.
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Willie Mays
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San Francisco
Herman Franks
Brewer Leads Dallas Open With 64 In Front Of Fans
Masters champion Guy Brewer returned to Dallas and fired a 64 in the Dallas Open first round to lead by two strokes over Bagh Royer and Kermit Zarley. Weather postponed the planned second round while Brewer faces a potential jinx as leaders rarely win the opener.
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Bagh Royer
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Kermit Zarley
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Wash
Arnold Palmer
Lakers seek breach claim over Barnes contract
Dallas says Los Angeles can not sue Barnes for breach of contract as his Lakers deal ends Oct 1. Barnes notes his Dallas contract pays 25 000 yearly for two years with a bonus after earning 16 500 last season. In other NBA business San Diego wins coin toss for expansion draft priority over Seattle in New York.
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Max Wiliams
Los Angeles
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NDA
Jordan Hosts Moore Swim Finals Tonight
Jordan Jugh hosts the Moore League finals at 7 30 p m with varsity Bee and Dee tiles on the line. Tuesday qualifying saw defending champion Downey place 23 men and finals feature 12 varsity swimmers, with Jordan leading both Bee and Cee divisions with 12 swimmers each.
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Dee
Downey
Jordan
Cee
Dodgers and Cardinalg Vie Tonight in Series Opener
The Dodgers and Cardinals square off as Bob Gibson faces Don Drysdale in the opener. Miller pitched seven strong innings allowing two hits and a run, while Cardenas scored on Lee May’s double after a fifth inning single.
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Miller
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Bob Gibson
Wilt Best Ever on Defense in San Francisco Thriller
Wilt Chamberlain led a defensive battle as the 76ers toppled the Warriors 92 84 in San Francisco before 16 117 at the Cow Palace with Hal Greer and Chet Walker lifting the visitors. Nate Thurmond and Rick Barry battled hard as Al Attles suffered a facial cut and stitches before resuming play.
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al Attles
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