Harvard Crew Eyes Olympic Trials After A Strong Season
Harvard, led by coach Harry Parker, eyes Olympic qualification after six regattas and multiple wins against Penn, Yale, and Vesper. The Crimson, averaging 198 pounds per oarsman, trains through international events and faces Penn in a potential rematch as the national rowing trials unfold at Marine Stadium.
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University of Pennsylvania
Veyer Boat Club
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U.S
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Tokyo
Harry Parker
Winnipeg
Canada
Vichy
France
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Pennsylvania crews seen as dominant in coming seasons
Sports editor notes Pennsylvania's top rowers lead the college ranks with observers predicting a strong run for the next two or three seasons. Harvard fears Ural domination may begin this week while Philadelphians are viewed as dark horses. A veteran recalls past trials proving naysayers wrong and hints at continued unlikely success.
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Long Beach and area youth sports scores roundup
A dense list of game results from Long Beach area schools and clubs. Entries include Long Beach, Cubberley, Carver, Roosevelt, Grant, Edison, Lincoln, Long Beach Girls teams, and local leagues with scores and notable performers such as Whaley, Scherer, Bryant, Prisk, Stearns, and Burns.
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Sional Hill
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Edison
Crcoln
Te Stevenson
LaFayette
Veterans
Bimney
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Longtelton
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Burbank
Framgnt
Lowell
Mann
Keliering
Sliversse
Welgier A
Tietner
Bryant
Dorada
Bony School
Emerson
Stearns
Scherbr
Grant
Newcomb
Prisk
Long Beach
Silveragio
Birney
Silverado
Cherry
Longfellow
Bkxy Knolls
Willard
Edigan
Callege Estates
Learns
Bixby Scoal
Tracher
Manes
Ramona
Collins
Collidce
Cats & Clans
NLB
Saints
Khanis T Shir
Bombers
Cuby
Unorchabies
Sharks
Dolphins
Suter
Jets
Lakewand Nw—Braves
Lancers
Cakewood
Atlantic—Pirates
Cubs
ALB
Bruno-buan
Sino Anco
Medrano
Eredirie
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Burch Village
Sad Sacks
Outel Villane
Rotary
KBA
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Goin Juuntly Presbyterian
Legian Beaver
Bu BP Marys Spa
Local League Softball Schedule and Scores Snapshot
A fragmented listing shows multiple teams and matchups including We-Cooner, Long Beach Gas 4, and Hustlers 9 with Pioneers 4. The schedule includes field assignments at Panamerican Park and Haughton Park with times from 7:00 to 9:00 and mentions merchants, youth, and various club games.
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Geangan
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Weak Knights
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Baseball Briefs and League Schedule Changes
The National League adopts a two division format similar to the American with 1968 schedules and division winners meeting. Teams listed include New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis and Montreal in one division, with Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego and others in the opposite. Trade notes mention Phillies recalling catcher John Sullivan and Cubs recalling Kel Ruvotsh to replace Gent Oliver while an All Star pitcher returns in crutches and is out weeks.
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Haremon ‘Kiltebrew
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Allstar
Sherman
Patek
Devil
Phillies
Jonn Sullivan
San Diego
Cubs
Kel Ruvotsh
San Antonio
Gent Oliver
Iake Merrit
Brattle Lane
Lane Lyelirey Kreger
Phil Thenry
Tamilion
Stanne Tantry Marks Lang Beech Rowing
Pabin Nowinski Belsaut
Wilaon
San Diego Rowing Club
Mealy
Lane Pwimtney Homer Etralt Bhat Clun
Bennlsar
Long Beach
Azim
Slantorn
Assa-Roarr
Hevola Vesper Boat Club
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Robert Arlett
Sphercaut
Anne Vane
Yesner
Philadelphia Astantor
Palo Alto
Laltal
He Loup Beach
Unclear sports meet items noted in OCR fragment
Fragment lists multiple names and events including PRA Figure 8 stock, laps, and participants such as Dusty Ha Led, Ron Schursster, Bully Farrell, Grace, Bob Bellinee, and Dorsey. text shows place hints like Wilmington and Huntington Beach but no clear outcome or event details.
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Manavefit
Jerry Janes
Hah Ieneick
Mga
Lona
Dusty Ha Led
Mantle May End 17-Year Yankees Run Soon
The article notes Mickey Mantle suggesting his 17 year career with the New York Yankees could end after the 1965 season. Mantle recalls flights to the All Star game and remarks that he may hang up if things don’t change, with reporters in San Antonio hearing his line about retirement.
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Boston Faces Angels in Anaheim as Win Streak Eyes Nine
Boston Red Sox aim to extend an eight game victory run tonight at Anaheim Stadium facing the Los Angeles Angels. Dick Ellsworth pitches for Boston against George Armel with Boston riding hot bats led by Carl Yastrzemski who has raised his average to .302 and Ken Harrelson chasing the batting crown. The Angels counter with Jim McGowen and Tai Murphy forming a split game rotation as Paul Schaal nears a return from injury amid dizziness and post concussion concerns.
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Halos
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Dick Ellsworth
Red Sox
George Armel
Minneston
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Ken Harrelson
Athletics
Harrelson
Frank Howard
Washington
Howard
Detroit
Willie Horton
Angel Angles
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Paul Schaal
Chicago
Schaal
Jim Mggvotntin
Will Niich
Tai Murphy
Niich
Cleveland
Rerard
George Brunel
Dodgers Frustrated by Rough 64 Innings Ahead of All-Star Break
Freshman GM Tresco Thompson says the Dodgers are not discouraged just frustrated after a 3-7 home stand as the team enters the second half. He cites missed chances and questions the weak hitting of veterans Lefebvre Versalles Davis and Fairly, hinting at internal reshuffles or farm-system callups if performance does not improve.
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