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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1974
Page
11
Angels manager Dick Williams vents anger after a 5-2 defeat by Milwaukee as Billy Bochte and other Brewers hitters spark the win. Gulf-power relief is sought, with Dalton and Williams eyeing minor changes and possible player moves.
In a concise sports brief, totals for OR FIR Fel Ba and 3B entries appear alongside batting metrics and fielding notes. The snippet highlights team totals and a reference to Sunlay’s slicealines, with unclear names suggesting a novice or damaged OCR record of a baseball or cricket scorecard.
Fort Bett Community College lands Frazier in a top recruiting duel with USC. Stanford replaces kicker Garcia with Mike Langford from Merced JC after a strong 38 of 39 extra points and 7 of 12 field goals last season. Runcan McCol llson of Bill McColl lineage contends as a sophomore at Stanford. Ken Matthews of Long Beach State shines for Portland Storm in the WEL. Prothro’s Chargers debut a reverse for 56 yards as Swann stars for Steelers. Arizona-bound players Gioia and Simpson head to Tucson on scholarships. Excelsior High boosters elect Shaw and Goad. Mitch Ivey to coach Santa Clara swimmers. Long Beach Trojan Club offers $18 six-game bus package for USE games. Grand Prix photo caption notes two dead racers.
Dodgers E Germans set GW Cards swim records after their second Mack win. The article notes the team’s rise and features young, inexperienced pitchers contributing to the record performances and framing the future prospects for the GW Cards in a continuation on page C-1.
Willie Crawford connected for a homer in the Dodgers 103 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, with the home run highlighting a tough game for Los Angeles. The Pirates leveraged strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the win.
Vienna reports two East German swimmers Miss Linke and Kornelia Ender set world marks in the European championships in Cord, California. Linke twice swam the 200 meters breaststroke in 2 minutes 34.0 seconds and 2:74 in prelims, with a 57.1 second 100 free.
John Curtis pitched five solid innings to back the Cardinals who won their fourth straight, aided by a two-run single in the sixth. Ted Simmons commitment error helped fuel an unearned eighth-inning run as St Louis kept pace in the NL race behind Red Schoendienst. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia trailed by multiple games while Atlanta and Houston posted wins as others slugged homers.
SUN CITY Ariz Special The Lakwood Jets defended the International Softball Congress title with Ed Kiecker pitching a two hit, 13 strikeout shutout over Arlington Texas 7-0. Hiee Styles went 3 for 3 the Jets improved to 3-1 while Arlington fell to 0-2 in the event.
Fullerton Royals defeated the Lionettes 1-0 behind Mindy Allen’s pitching and hitting as they completed Southern California’s dominance. The victory earned the team the South Pacific Regional tournament crown in Placencia and a berth in the national tournament in Orlando, Florida, starting Thursday.
Oakland tops New York 9 run burst as Reggie Jackson and Gene Tenace slug three run homers. Munson and Chambliss drive runs for the Yankees, Voris troubles persist after Monson doubles. Rudy May leaves with left thigh injury as Oakland expands AL West lead over Kansas City by five and a half games.
An unclear OCR reads like a fragmented report from Iscor board proceedings listing names and numbers with missing context. It mentions individuals and locations such as Cleland and Be and includes scattered references to 10-399 060- 1 5 50 percent, but the overall meaning remains obscured.
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