Napoles Defends Crown in Third World Title Shot
Mexico City's adopted son Jose Napoles, 29, defends the world welterweight crown for the third time against Ernie Lopez in a 15 round Forum bout promoted by George Parnassus. Napoles seeks $100,000 with Lopez earning $40,000 amid 17,000 expected fans and $220,000 gate.
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Mexico City
Jose
Mantequilla) Napoles
Ernie
Indian Red) Lopez
Los Angeles
George Parnassus
Cuba
Mexico
Lopez
Napoles
L.C. Morgan
Reynosa
Morgan
Tijuana
Forum
Curtis Cokes
Emile Griffith
Griffith
L.A
Hedgman Lewis
Florence Loses Lead In World Pocket Billiards
Florence of Torrance drops from a first place tie at the World Pocket Billiards championship after a 6 0 setback to Cisero Murphy of Brooklyn. Murphy ties for the lead as Crane holds undisputed top spot near midway. Marge and Balsis also win to stay in contention amid scattered results from the Rochester NY event.
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Richie Florence
Torrance
Cisero Murphy
Brooklyn
Murphy
Irving Crane
Rochester
N.Y
Florence
Crane
Peter Marge
Union City
Jack Breit
Houston
Joe Balsis
Minersville
Steve Mizerak
Perth Amboy
Nul
Santo's Turnabout Wins Astrojet Golf
Santo of the Cubs and Dallas Cowboys lineman George Andrie won the American Airlines Astrojet Golf Tournament at Goodyear Golf and Country Club with a 54-hole 36 under 180. They split $10,000 first prize, finishing eight strokes ahead of rivals Cappelletti and Lonborg as 13,000 spectators watched the final.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
George Andrie
American Airlines
Santo
Andrie
Dallas Cowboys
Cubs
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Merritt
Cleveland Browns
LeRoy Kelly
Goodyear Golf and Country Club
Gino Cappelletti
Boston Patriots
Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Caliente race results summary and cryptic payouts
Entry notes list multiple race results with horse names, riders, fractional times, and payouts. Details include first race Lusty Due and Goldenall payments. second race unclear. third race Dusty Even and Swift Print. fourth race Landscape Pater and others. seventh race Ribot and Taos Lightnine. tenth race Flos Hosters and Regal Torch with distorted data and scratches.
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Goldenall
Rivera
Pineda
Aggressively leads Santa Catalina Stakes hopefuls at Santa Anita
Catalina Card tops S Anita, Aggressively, a son of Decidedly, will debut in the 32nd Santa Catalina Stakes at Santa Anita, a seven furlong race shaping the run toward the Santa Anita Derby. Don Pierce rides Aggressively with Forked Lightning Ranch’s Colorado King Jr. also aiming to improve.
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el Peco Ranch
Aggressively
Santa Anita
Decidedly
American Nation
Bay Meadows
Don Pierce
Bill Shoemaker
Lightning Ranch
Colorado King Jr
Colorado King
Lawson Falls in Wield Seattle Meet in Odd Indoor Meet
Doris Brown led the Seattle Invitational with a 1500 meter indoor 4:21.1, shattering her own mark. The open mile degenerated into a stumbling display as John Lawson and Henryk Szordykowski tangled on the final laps. Mason edged to victory for the Pacific Coast Club. Sam Bair added a two mile win, while errors marred sprints, hurdles, and pole vault with several top athletes absent or delayed.
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Fei
Wis
Porve Sone
Iene
Lambert
Bile Brown
Julie
Aboerd
Pier Gnanarney
Clairsine
Kurlash Kid
Shoemkr
Eage
Fintore
Rosales Ie
Alan Mapsimar
Julian
Hara
le Commancan If
Shmker
Valenzuela
del Mar
Iekaye
Falmville Millestown
Rosales
Lizette
Belle
Ian Shawn
Iran
Knapp
Snoenaker
John
Pincay
Ie Roosnen
Harris
Ube Twin
Ison
Soria Promise
Lady Etfle
Teleianb
Ube
Galil
Hirlonah Malden
Swift Savage
Volzke Rand
Hell
Peady
Javen
Cernbart
Crecilalata Brown
Xio
Oliey
Gonzales
Willie Windup
Lmbert
Séllers
T. ‘Gresaively
P Ehren
Shane
J.val Feta
Piredé
Sellers Hand
Gonrate
Telekot
Eas
George
Ines
Pierce
Harris Vast
GontBlez
Keane
Ray Mahomey
Ike Ipsilon
Tepetra
Seattle
UPI
Doris Brown
Jeaders John Lawson
Pacific Coast Club of
Long Beach
Poland
Henryk Szordykowski
Lawson
Szordykowski
Szardykowski
PCC
John Mason
Sam Bair
Pacific Coast Club
Saijo retains featherweight title with unanimous decision
Shozo Saijo of Japan defeats Godrey Stevens over 15 rounds to keep the World Boxing Association featherweight title. A single 10th or 15th round knockdown by Stevens occurs. Saijo improves to 24-5-2 while Stevens falls to 49-5-3 as both weigh about 125 pounds.
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Tokyo
Shozo Saijo
Japan
Godrey Stevens
Stevens
Saljo
Raul Rojas
California
First Western Bank advertises direct loans and leases
A bank promotion urges readers to compare direct bank loans with dealer financing for car purchases. It claims lower interest saves up to 200 dollars over loan life plus 48 to 72 dollars in added savings, and offers a free personal checking account with loans. It promotes unbiased lease comparisons and notes the bank’s size and offices.
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Taos Lightnine
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