San Francisco Law Suits Roil Warriors and Barry
San Francisco courts hear the Warriors bar Rick Barry from Oakland as he joins the ABA. Barry signed a three year 75 thousand dollar per season deal plus 5 percent of gross receipts over 600 thousand, with a 15 percent stock option for five thousand dollars. Also tied to the case is a prior suit from Juan Marichal against the Saturday Evening Post over remarks attributed to him.
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Marichal
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Arizona
Dapper Dick Aims At 14 Games 1000 Yards
Dick Bass, the Rams star fullback, vows to play all 14 NFL games and reach 1,000 yards this season. He notes the preseason is for testing new players and building team momentum. Bass, famed for 1,090 rushing yards in 1966, emphasizes staying healthy after a busy year of travel and events.
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Dick Bass
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Buss
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Rams
Cubs Gain Tie For First As Cubs Edge Cardinals 2 1
Santo drove in one run and scored another, leading the Chicago Cubs to a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Ray Culp allowed five hits, and a 51 minute rain delay preceded the late-game finish before 41,837 at bat. Cubs move into a share of first with 56-40 records. Santo started a second-inning rally with a single and a fifth-inning forceout, Banks added a run-scoring double, and Kessinger forced in the second run.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Culp
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Ernie Banks
Randy Hundsley
Clarence Jones
Larry Faster
Adolfo Phillips
Jack Lamabe
Culp
Lambe
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Santa
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Lakewood Colts Rally to Beat Compton in Colt Sectional
Lakewood defeated Compton 3 1 at Blair Field to advance in the Colt Sectional Tourney. Schmerbauch allowed two hits while Bill Baker was 2 for 2 and Glen Miller contributed 2 for 3. Compton exits double elimination as Lakewood prepares to face Downey.
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Nan
Long Beach Beats La Mirada In Pony Sectional Opener
Long Beach pitcher John Engalke struck out 13 and yielded five hits while walking one, guiding Long Beach to a 5 to 1 victory over La Mirada at Whaley Park in the Pony Sectional Tournament opener. John Hunt and Craig Toy homered for Long Beach as later games featured Garden Grove versus Bellflower and Lakewood versus Rossmoor-Los Alamitos at 5:30 and 8:30 pm.
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Long Beach
la Mirada
Whaley Park
John Hunt
Craig Toy
Tonght
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Bell Flower
Lakewood
Rossmoaar- Los Alamitos
Pan-American baseball results show varied scores and standouts
The fragment lists numerous player names and scores across teams like Pan-American and local clubs, with entries such as Houghton 2 LaFa 5 and Wardrow 13, noting multiple players and unclear affiliations. The text reads as a jumbled box of scores, names, and possible matchups from a regional baseball roundup.
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No Negro Olympic Boycott Doubt by Ralph Boston
Olympic track star Ralph Boston doubted that Negro athletes would boycott the Olympic Games as urged by the National Black Power conference. He said the movement likely would not succeed, noting no clear gains from a boycott. Boston spoke before leaving Nashville for the Pan American Games in Winnipeg.
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Dick Gregory
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Winnipeg
Canara
Amateur softball league results and schedule notes
In the ernee league six softball standings several games are listed with winners and scorers. Scores include Old Men beating Sweat Sox 0 and the Rowdy team beating WalER PR 4. Additional line items mention Mette, Kruiser, and various local teams with partial player names and home schedule details.
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Dan Crawford Nets Birdie Then Eagle on Same Hole
In Scotland on Monday golfer Dan Crawford hit a rocket tee shot on the par 4 11th, killing a circling seagull for a birdie. He followed with a second shot holed for an eagle, a remarkable two swing scoring sequence.
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Scotland
Dan Crawford
Dan
Machen Retires From Boxing After Long Career
Berkeley reports Eddie Machen a heavyweight contender announces retirement at 35. He was set to fight Dave Zyglewicz in Houston on August 1 but says he has informed promoters of his decision. He cites family and health reasons and notes regret over not getting a title chance.
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Eddie Machen
Machen
Dave Zyglewicz
Houston
Tex
Milwaukee crowd fills County Stadium for White Sox Twins game
Milwaukee Wis four baseball officials noted a 51144 attendance at an exhibition between the Chicago White Sox and the Minnesota Twins the largest ever in Milwaukee and the first major league game here since 1965. A future franchise decision remains uncertain with expansion plans and timing tied to postwar conditions.
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County Stadium
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Minnesota Twins
Milwauke
Twins
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Joel Cronin
Cal Griffith
Wisconsin
Griffith
Arthur Allyn
White Sox
Admirals Spotlight Punter Talent From CSU Star Bob Wolfe
Admirals at St John Bosent High School showcased punter prospects with Bob Wolfe, CSU quarterback and fifth in NCAA scoring in 1985 for placekicking. Wolfe impressed coach Calhoun and the squad with strong punting, while Admirals hold week-night drills at Bellflower Blvd school, open to the public.
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St. John Bosent High School
Bob Wolfe
Colorado State University
Wolfe
CSU
Calhoun
Bob
Qifdrerback
Bellflower Blvd
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