Falcons Booed As Browns Rout Exibition Loss
Atlanta fans jeered the Falcons in a 42-3 exhibition defeat by Cleveland. Browns reserves scored 28 points in the fourth quarter after Atlanta trailed 14-3 through three quarters. Falcons coach Norb Hecker hinted at lineup changes as he cited patience and time to build a cohesive unit.
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Kobayashi defeats Valdez return to Japan for title defense
Japanese featherweight champion Hiroshi Kobayashi kayoed Bobby Valdez in the seventh round in Los Angeles Thursday night and then returned to Japan Sunday to prepare for defending his crown. Raul Rojas of San Pedro was later slated to challenge the Valdez winner in September or October.
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World Tennis Doubles Feature at International Event
A garbled report lists players and results from a tennis tournament, mentioning Kerry Aelwille, Cather, Yoru Sage, Paul Sullivan, and others in singles and doubles events. It references mixed teams such as Readest del and Leven, with notes on standings and possible match outcomes across various divisions.
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Santa Clara swimmers win team titles for third straight year
SWIMprcf champion and top individual honors go to Santa Clara, five gold medals each for two stars, while Burton shatters 1500-meter freestyle record by 17 seconds. Krause, 16, Seattle, challenged with 16:58.6 in a thrilling finals duel. Lipman lauded hungry young athletes as UCLA's Burton reflected on an unexpected record, with diving and women's events closing strong in Southern California.
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Roseboro Healed by Time By George Led her
Timé notes Roseboro’s long road after the Candlestick Park brawl with Juan Marichal. A three inch scalp wound, the league’s stiffest fine, and a 10 day suspension followed. Roseboro seeks 110080 in punitive damages and personal injury. Marichal’s trial date remains unsettled as both teams faded in pennant race.
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Howard May Seeks Home With NL As Dodgers Hope
Howard May reflects on his season with the Dodgers forecasting a higher total after 21 hits last year. He cites Orioles power and argues the Dodgers are best placed to counter Baltimore’s batting, though acknowledges short series can defy expectations and notes the Angels’ struggles.
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Holscher Withdaws From California Open
Defending champion Bud Holscher will not compete in the California Open at Santa Maria Country Club starting Wednesday. The absence opens the field for other contenders as the tournament begins this week.
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Anaheim Tournament Highlights and Withdrawal Signals
Legions and local players compete in an Anaheim area softball and baseball event. A runner up from the valley suffers a hand injury while bicycling and withdraws from the 72 hole journey. A 36 hole pro am starts today with $2,000 prize and the main event adds $8,000. Bill McCormick leads Beach entri while Sky inks pro and Hamilton Bach noted for past Open performance. The article mentions several amateur tournament links across the East and South.
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Angels Shine in Loss as Lopez Struggles in D.C.
In Washington, the Angels fell to 2-7 at RFK Stadium as Jose Ramon Lopez endured an 18-loss pace from his Mexican League days while Howard belted a homer and McMullen struggled on the mound. Bobby Knoop and Jin Fregosi were also noted for their early power while Valentine doubled in the first inning.
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Unclear maritime cargo listing with mixed vessel notes
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple boats and passengers figures for fishing and transport. Mentions include various fish like mackerel and bass, passenger counts around 153 and 155, and scattered place names such as Coruna and Belmont. Reading is inconsistent and names are uncertain.
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Sunday’s Fights and Global Notes From A Scrambled Page
Fragmented OCR lists boxing bouts and places across seas including San Sebastian and Puerto Rico with scattered names and numbers. Mentions of fighters, venues, and affiliates mix with stray country references and unclear scores, creating a jumbled snapshot of a sports and world brief.
Babe Ruth Series May Open With Orleans Matchup
The Babe Ruth Series faces Orleans in Portland Oregon as the first round matchup. The event showcases minor league star players from AHL circuits and regional teams in a high stakes opener.
Beban High Among Picks for All-America Honors
A flood of candidates starts shaping for the 1965 All-America teams led by Purdue quarterback Bob Griese and tackle Loyd Phillips of Arkansas. Other top names include Bubba Smith, George Webster, and Steve Spurrier, with UCLA’s Gary Boban emerging as a surprise quarterback contender amid a deep field for the preseason honors.
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