Dodgers Fall to Mets in Practice Showdown
In a pre season tune up in Albuquerque the Dodgers and Mets played a near empty effort. Darrell Thomas and Dwight Kenney drove in the two Dodgers runs while Royal Stiflman and Bill Sudakis offered solid defense behind the plate. Jeff Burroughs starred for the Stars with a sharp late inning catch.
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Cleveland
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Bill Buckner
Billy Grabarkewitz
Bobby Valentine
Jeff Burroughs
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Don McMahon
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Fishing Report Highlights Anglers Dominate Belmont Pier Area
A noisy tally of catches shows Belmont Pier and nearby spots drawing anglers on a busy day. Reports include numerous barracuda, bonito, bass, rock cod, and other species, with dozens of boats and shore anglers tallying sizeable hauls across multiple piers and coves.
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Aé Vomiers
Regio
Augie
Bonis
Seat Beach
The Hot Cord Was the Hot Cord Was Never
The item, credited to Staff Photos by Tom Shaw, presents a brief captioned image credit sequence with minimal readable context. The fragment focuses on a fashion or textile topic implied by the repeated phrase hot cord, but lacks a clear event, location, or outcome.
Toomey tops national amateur athlete poll 1968
Combined News Services reports Till Toomey was chosen as the top amateur athlete in the nation for 1968 by a wide margin over UCLA swimmer Mike Burton. The Santa Barbara teacher said nomination delays and ballot politics tempered the achievement despite broad support.
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UCLA
Mike Burton
Santa Barbara
Porsche Dominates Classic Rally With Clean Run
Verrari driver praised the Porsche and English crew led by John Wyer saying it was easier to drive. The Porsche led from the third lap to the end, covering 2,758 miles at an average speed of 114,806 mph. The race had no major accidents and only a few minor injuries reported among spectators and crews.
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Verrari
Porsche
Drag Champ Destructive in Victory at Winter Nationals
North Hollywood driver Larry Dixon dominated the 11th annual Winter Nationals at the L A County Fairgrounds. Dixon powered a Chrysler 498 in top fuel to defeat Tony Nancy in the final, earning 4700 dollars as the main payout in a 260,000 prize pool while suffering engine failures in earlier rounds and refueling with a new powerplant for the decisive run.
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Larry Dixon
North Hollywood
L.A. County Fairgrounds
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Fd Pink Racing Engines, Inc
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Sherman Oaks
Club Laumph
Nancy
Jim Paoli
Springfield
Warren, Coburn Miller
James Warren
Bakersfield
Ronnie Hampshire
Tommy Due
Ivo
Ony
Don (the Snake
Larry Reyes
Roeland Leong
Gene Snow
Reyes
Snow
Drag Racer Gary Hudspeth Killed in Phoenix Crash
An 18 year old Phoenix drag racer, Gary Hudspeth, was killed when his 1955 Chevrolet veered off the Phoenix Dragway strip after clocking 124 mph. Officials said the car rolled several times and Hudspeth was killed instantly.
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San Carlos Tops Card at Santa Anita on opening day
Santa Anita opens with a nine race program headlined by the San Carlos Handicap worth 30900 dollars and the 20000 Oneonta Handicap for older fillies and mares starting at 1 p m. Speedsters Nodouble Teli Indullo Rising Market Dewan and Pigonero are prominent in the San Carlos field which uses an auxiliary starting gate for the long backstretch. Defending champion Rising Market is one of 18 entries carrying 121 pounds while Nodouble carries top weight of 128 with jockey Bill Shoemaker aboard.
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Pete Arian
Perleras
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Psa
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Erie
Hilts
Furde
Neo Century
Pierce
Murraincay
Sellars
Yvon
Mahornty HS Sendy
Angie Rabbit
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Menell Bod
Prince Royal
Ush
Saar
Tau
Pincey
Haiti
Catherine
Ponce
Ois
Shawn Plenty
Harris
Je Furty
Nutt
Surning
Gonzo
Finneen
Vel Finnegan
Ril- Fink Sr
Tyoarolss
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Koniah- Pierce
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Incaya
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Quarrel
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Dahorney
Mio
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Apa
Rosa
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Ray
Yar
Brow
Thar
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Yao
Shoemaker
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Cour
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Siory
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Clgcker
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Caliente Race Results Summary Card
Caliente race results show multiple events with horses and riders listed. Notable entries include chiquita and diaz in early races, plus Prince Stud Trevine Aigta Wellington and others. Final details indicate betting figures, times, and scratched entries across ten races.
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Aean Lam
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Pierce
Piable
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Garaly
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Trevine
Aigita
Wellington
Falthiut
Pourta
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Cabalro
Toni Lovesong
Siedina
Gy Hook
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Gua Vie
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Fabulite
Mena
Say Petia
Dine
Tyran
Mathinea
Allbl Abbey
Mendes
Sera ‘Madaliah
Burkedoo
Calfornia
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Dsitha
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Cesper
Sapne Valley
Meda Alien
Gosh
Peane
Record Leap for Strider
Henry Hines of the Southern California Striders set a meet long jump record at 25 feet 9% inches during the Oregon Invitational indoor track meet in Portland. Randy Matson won the shot put, Neil Steinhauer placed second, Prefontearne won the bye mile, and other notable results include Reynaldo Brown winning high jump and John Lawson beating Roscoe Divine in the open mile.
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UPL
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Southern California Striders
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Hines
Ralph Baston
Randy Matson
Neil Steinhauers
Steve Prefortaine
University of Oregon
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Ore
Los Angeles City College
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John Lawson
Long Beach
Pacific Coast Club
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Oregon State University
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Finland
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Boat driver killed in Kern County drag race crash
Malcolm Bale 24 of Walnut Creek was killed when his motorboat lost control during Kern County Boat and Ski Club drag races at Lake Ming near Bakersfield. He had just completed a quarter mile run in 186.16 mph before the boat nosed up and flipped, he was thrown into the water.
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Mac) Bale
Walnut Creek
Kern County
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Bale
Hart
Giocruth
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