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Dodgers and sports figures mix in a drifting collage
A fragmented column weaves references to USC stars McKay and Yaden, Dodger executive image, San Francisco Giants sale plans, NFL Pro Bowl locations, and various sports figures like Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Happy Hairston. The piece blends commentary on teams, promotions, and events with speculative notes on future outcomes and public appearances.
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Proprietors Bowling's Surge Reflects Industry Upswing
Allen Wolfe profiles bowling industry leaders as recession conditions boost demand for lanes and equipment. Brunswick AMF RCA claim rising participation, with nine million bowlers in major groups and 25 percent more bowlers than four years ago. Electronic scoring boosts appeal for beginners and pros alike, while 1974 saw 112 new centers totaling 2026 lanes, 80 percent with automatic scoring.
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Dodgers win boosts hopeful start despite Reds lead
Dodgers beat Padres 4-1 as Roncey drove in three on a homer and a single while Dave Lopes added four hits. Garvey’s situation looms but the club withholds comment as Cincinnati presses seven games ahead.
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Monzon Galindez rematch headlines a controversial win
The bout drew heavy doubt as Gil Clancy and Abumada argued the knockdown swayed judges toward Galindez. Referee Devlin scored 10-8-2 with Recht at 10-8 and Armadeo at 10-8 all for Galindez while Monzon dominated later rounds and stopped Licata in the eighth. Promoter Don King eyes a Monzon bout with Valdes as fans discuss the unlikely upset bid.
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World Boxing Council
Stanton lifts Angels past Twins with three RBIs
Lee Stanton doubled and singled driving in three in a 7 run first inning as Los Angeles routed Minnesota. Stanton set a club record for June with two RBI gains and explained his improved swing after a slow start and travel fatigue.
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Ex-prep star learns pro game in Teers' win
Darty Dawkins, 18, a 6 10 Orlando native, scored 11 points with 12 rebounds and five blocks in his first pro style game with the Philadelphia Teers. The 113 112 overtime victory at Temple featured several NBA veterans on field, Dawkins fouled out late and promised improvement. Teers coach Gene Shue praised his effort as not looking like a high school player. The event drew about 4 500 fans.
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Brown vetoes slice $100.3 million from state budget items
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown vetoed $100.3 million from the $11.57 billion state budget sent by the Legislature, trimming numerous agencies. Justice, police, public defenders, victims, salaries, PUC, science, and transportation all faced cuts, with specifics including a $1.28 million Justice reduction and a $2.2 million DMV decrease, among others. Strong entities named include the Department of Justice, California Public Utilities Commission, DMV, and the University systems.
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Governor signs health provisions and budget cuts hit agencies
The governor signs a health restoration measure AB 410 by Barry Keene from Eureka, directing DH to fund voluntary health planning agencies. The budget signs show dozens of cuts across state programs, including conservation, education, UC, state colleges, library funds, and building projects, with targeted reductions and some retainment such as Orange County Medical Center acquisition.
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Ray
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Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute
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Chico
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Nemoe Obispo
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