Sun Falls Short in Wild Rose Bowl Thriller
Ernst led a late rally but the Sun fell behind after a strong Oregon drive. Keith caught a 65 yard pass, and Williams added 16 yards on a left handed option pass that set up Herd’s nine yard TD run. Final moments featured a 39 yard scramble by Ernst and a crucial Portland interference on a punt return.
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Chuck
Bradey
Ernst
Denson
Keith
Barton
Thunder
Drew Taylor
Mike McWornell
Sun
Horn
Jim Evenson
Tim Guy
Stan Brown
Jim Thorpe
Ferguson
Don Warner
Portland
Clancy Oliver
Dave Williams
Destiny
Davis
Williams
Greg Herd
Oregonians
Fears
Pat Haden
Haden
USC Notre Dame
A.D. Says Long Runers Come When Ready
Had rushed for more than four hundred yards last season, Kermit Johnson carried 137 against New York. A.D.'s longest rush remains four yards, but he hints at potential big plays. Sun drives began in poor field position. Davis played tough, earning respect as he tries to earn more.
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New York
A.D
Jie
Davis
McInally Breaks Leg After TD Against Steelers
Former Harvard star Pat McInally scored the first TD against Pittsburgh but broke his leg as players piled at the goal line. Doctors expect a six week cast. Steelers players, Franco Harris, Gordon Gravelle, Mel Blount, and Reggie Harrison had negative X rays. BRIEFLY items note jockey injuries and other sports results from the era.
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Harvard
Pat McInally
McInally
Pittsburgh Steelers
MeInally
Mike Wagner
Tye
Pittsburgh
Franco Harris
Gordon Gravelle
Mel Blount
Reggie Harrison
Calder Race Course
Arnalfo Haldar
Gerland Gallitano
Gary Jahon
Indiana
Rich Valavicius
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
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Uy Aanema
Avonnie Goolagongchev
Harzom
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Cecotto
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Brands Hatch
England
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Jose
Larrikin Sets Del Mar Mile Record in Turf Stakes
Larrikin, ridden by Don Pierce, smashed Del Mar's mile on turf record in the La Jolla Mile winning by eight lengths, earning 16,850. Wood Carver ran second, Pay Tribute faded to eighth. Claimed by Joseph Morjoseph and trainer Farrell Jones for 25 000 earlier in April, Larrikin has won 91 150 this season. Triggairo leads Del Mar Derby prep lineup today.
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Don Pierce
Larrikin
del Mar
la Jolla
Rancho Lejos
Olympiad King
Pavesetting
Pay Tribute
Pierce
Longshot Wood Carver
Sibirri
Joseph Morjoseph
Farrell Jones
Santa Anita
Triggairo
Roy Rogers
Cubans Rout Canada in Zone Volleyball Opener
The Cuban men overwhelmed Canada's team 15-5 15-8 15-4 at Long Beach City College before about 2,000 fans. Mexico women defeated Canada 15-5 15-0 15-8. U S men beat Haiti 15-0 15-2 15-12 at Santa Monica College. Women's U S beat Dominican Republic 14-2 Vic 6 1-11 at Cal State Northridge.
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Cuba
Canada
Long Beach City College
LBCC
Mexico
Haiti
Santa Monica City College
Cal State Northridge
U.S
Dominican Republic
Vic
North Torrance Wins Legion Area Crown in Doubleheader
North Torrance edged Westchester twice Sunday to win the American Legion Fourth Area title and advance to the State tournament in Yountville. In the opener, Jota Guggiana drove in Chris Smith with the deciding run after Smith and Tim ONeill singled with one out. In the second game, Bill Eardley’s base hit scored Guggiana and Vic Barbosa for the winning runs with two outs.
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North Torrance
Westchester
American Legion
Yountville
Jota Guggiana
Chris Smith
Siter Smith
Tim Oneill
Bill Eardley
Guggiana
Vic Barbosa
Dodgers Edge Reds as Power and Perspiration Rise
In a tense Dodgers win the crowd eclipsed 184,000 over three games, pushing attendance near a milestone. Dave Concepcion homered, and Andy Messersmith impressed yet again as Cincinnati fights for balance and power behind a tough bullpen effort. Burt Hooton counters for the Dodgers with a late lead.
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Atlanta Braves
Burt Hooton
Braves
Bruce Dal Canton
Val Darcy
Rawley Eastwick
Darcy
Eastwick
Kent
Dave Concepcion
Cincinnati
Joe Morgan
Dedgers
Andy Messersmith
Dridgers
Jim
Andy
Local sports notes include scattered results and names
Fragmentary report lists possible events and figures such as American Agan, Donvet, Orman, Witla, Fal Ohtonoera with links to Evansville and Indianapolis areas. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret, offering few clear outcomes or dates.
Horse Racing Results Full Day Card From Fort Tejon
Summary of multiple race results with handlers and payouts. Abdie Gonzalez won the first race at 4.20 with time 1:1. Second and third races feature other named horses and jockeys, with paid totals and place finishes. Overall results include exacta payouts and listed participants across the daily program.
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Old Parade
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How Papa
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Wooden: Lew Alcindor shields from press end of UCLA era
Former UCLA coach John Wooden defends himself against claims he blocked media access to Lew Alcindor later known as Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Wooden notes press was restricted during Alcindor’s high school and college years at his and his parents' request. He adds Alcindor became independent after freshman year and discusses Bill Walton’s injury plagued rookie season. Also mentions Bay Meadows and Los Alamitos horse racing field including Little Tiny Go and Good Thief.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Orange County Oval
Coan Sets World Record 10-Meter Freestyle in Fort Lauderdale
Andy Coan a 17 year old from Ft Lauderdale set a world mark of 51.11 seconds in the 10 meter freestyle at an AAU meet in Fort Lauderdale. The previous record of 51.12 seconds by Jim Montgomery had stood less than a month.
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FT. Lauderdale
Andy Coan
Jim Montgomery
Tijuana Doc Wins $107,530 in Calienta Contest
Dr Romulo Rivera, 48, anesthesiologist at Social Security Hospital, won $107,530 by correctly predicting all six winners on a $4 ticket in Calienta’s handicapping contest. The results included Texas League games San Antonio 21, Strewaport 14 as part of his six picks.
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Romulo Rivera
Calienta
Rivera
Social Security Hospital
San Antonio
Strewaport
Alexarerig
Arkansan
Ernie Mason's Los Alamito Handicap Card Note
Fragmentary racing card text references Ernie Masons Los Alamito Handicap with partial parlay and betting terms. The readable portions hint at a deck arrangement and best chance or place bets though specifics are unclear. No clear participants or results emerge from the damaged OCR.
Mira Costa wins boys AAU water polo title in Toledo
Mira Costa of Manhattan Beach defeated Fremont High School of Los Gatos 6-5 to claim the boys division in the National AAU Junior Olympic water polo championship held in Toledo. Fourteen teams from 11 states competed over three days, with Tuscan (Ariz.) Red Devils winning the girls title 9-3 over Asheville YMCA.
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Ariz
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YMCA
Trojans recruit, Hawaii signs baskeball forward in summer notes
UCLA coach Dick Vermeil calls fall football practice to open August 23 as USC players Marvin Powell Gary Jeter and Danny Reece are listed among recruits. UCLA also adds 9.4 sprinter Joel Andrews from Bakersfield with brother Tom at USC. Hawaii signs Edwin Torres from Puerto Rico. McKay to speak at Long Beach Trojan Club Aug 16. Cuba-US volleyball to decide Olympic berth at the L A Sports Arena. Long Beach State football tickets exceed last year’s total five weeks before season open.
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