Norris captures grand championship at international karate
Norris of Redondo Beach wins the grand championship at the fourth International Karate Championships in Long Beach Arena before 10 000 spectators. He defeats defending champion Al Steen in the semifinals and Joe Lewis in the final, while multiple belt winners are named across lightweight middleweight and heavyweight divisions and a grand champion among black belts is crowned.
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Chuck Norris
Redondo Beach
Long Beach
Ed Parker
Long Beach Century Club
Norris
al Steen
Dallas
Joe Lewis
Sherman Oaks
Lewis
Phil Comin
Jack White
Alger Keb
Rick Alemane
Dick Sweeney
Craig Baines
Salta Falls In Doubleheader Weekend Slide
Salta Pontiac endured its worst California Collegiate Baseball League weekend, losing both ends of a doubleheader to San Fernando. In game one Joe Miller and Jim Southworth each had three hits, including a two-out drive by Bary Betterman that tipped the ball for four bases after a Parks misplay. Dennis Parks and John McKee chased long drives to left and left-center, but the portable fence’s absence and Kuppers’ range limited key blasts as San Fernando shut out Salta 1-0.
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Salta
Pontiac
San Fernando
Joe Miller
Jim Southworth
Joe
Bary Betterman
Dennis Parks
John McKee
Parks
Valley
Graham wins with high scoring tour victory on tough course
Graham held off Julius Boros and others as he shot a final round that included a 14 and 16 birdie stretch. He credited a recent grip change for his improved putting and called the course the most beautiful he had seen. Boros finished third at one over par 288 with Verney among leaders.
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Julius Boros
Graham
Lakewood Edges Hawks in 13 Frames
Manny Ortega singled sharply to centerfield scoring Alex Legaspi from second base to give the Lakewood M M Chatters a 10 win over the Long Beach Nitehawks in Western Softball Congress action Sunday at Park Ave Field. Starting pitcher George Pearson and Don Samo pitched well, but the winning run crossed as the packed house cheered. The win secures at least a share of the Congress title for Lakewood, with San Diego last in contention, committed to the all services tournament.
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Chuck Medick
Manny Ortega
Alex Legaspi
Lakewood M & M
Long Beach Nitehawks
Park Ave. Field
George Pearson
Don Samo
San Diego
Dodgers and Osteen pace Phillies game comeback
Dodgers and Claude Osteen led a surge with hot left field hitting as Sutton earned his third shutout of the year. Mark Johnson starred in left and Al Ferrara moved to right with a five game hitting streak, while Sutton improved to 7-12 with a strong control showing and a sharp slider.
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Claude Osteen
Johnson
al Ferrara
Ferrara
Sutton
Osteen
Plant
Phillies
Johnny Callison
Bill White
Clay Dalrymple
Low Johnson
Te Philly
Dedser Staglem
Delehta Iy Es
AMON
Dodgers
MIT
Philadelphia
Pala Culf Lelder
Johney Driggt
Rick Wits
Dewam
Coazhes Clee' Elleworth
Elswaeth
Wa ET Balepieyt
Dan Ter Ateee Desarrs
Netley Doggers
Lol Peledeiehte
Doe Rete
Ashnan
Shaet
Overweight lifter loses by hair in pan American games
Tony Garey failed to qualify in middleweight weightlifting after weighing in too heavy by an ounce. His long hair was cut to move him up a class, ending his bid. Meanwhile cyclist Valentin Urto died after a bicycle chain broke during the Spanish Invitational. Four men died in racing mishaps across auto, speedboat, and Formula events.
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Tony Garey
Garey
Garcy
Valentin Urtno
Douglas Reyson
Course Cigner
Jens Christian Legarth
Revson
Drossland
Copenhagan
Tim Cash
Lisbon
Lew Koehler
Rams Use Exer-Genie to Cut Injuries for 1965 Packers
Injuries plagued the 1965 Rams with 15 players sidelined for at least one game. The Packers in 1966 kept 39 of 40 starters healthy, aided by the Exer-Genie gadget combining isometric and isotonic exercises to build strength and flexibility and reduce pulls and strains. Coach George Allen plans daily use during training camp and season. Quarterback Ronan Gabriel credits added yardage from the device. The Rams prepare for a season opener against New Orleans at Anaheim Stadium, testing the program's value.
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Rams
George Allen
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Uow
Allen
Ronan Gabriel
New Orleans
Anaheim Stadium
David’ Awe
Penn
Solurnay
Dicom Taibert
Boeenary
Track Swim Wins Boost Gold to 65
Officials puzzled over the photo finish before naming Jerome the winner in a close race with Turner. Claudia Kolb set a world record in the women’s 200-meter individual medley, Greg Charton topped the men’s 400-meter freestyle, and the U S women’s 400-meter medley relay also won. American swimmers claimed most golds across events including platform diving and weightlifting.
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Jerome
Turner
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clara
Calif
Greg Charton
Arcadia
U.S
Jost Fido
Brazil
Swimmers Make History In Freestyle Event At Cali Meet
Erick Bricker and a 17 year old from Visalia Calif join the ranks as the fourth female swimmer to break one minute for 100 meters freestyle. American squads sweep basketball and baseball with Jo Jo White fueling a 17 2 run after halftime in an 80 52 win over Puerto Rico. Dan Carlson stars in a 6 3 victory over Mexico as the U S team displays strong performances across sports.
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Ericka Bricker
Visalle
Calif
Jo Jo White
Kansas
U.S
Puerto Rico
Dan Carlson
Mexico
Seal
lumo—Karuthers
Sas
Posrn
Faloeio
Sidtedialy
Fates
Keshinn
Tiger Barte
Enihut
Phh Gleman
United States
Angels Divide Openers Amid Fray and Slugging Stars
The Angels split a Sunday doubleheader with key contributions from Knoop who extended his hitting streak to 35 games and Howard who hit his 28th homer. McMullen added two doubles and a single, while Coates and Clark starred on TV with plate collisions and, later, a bench warning from umpire Salerno. Uproar followed as Casanova hit a grand slam and Held doubled to account for the Angels lone run in the opener. The Angels head to a three-game set with the Yankees as Wright and Brunet prepare to pitch.
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Howard
McMullen
al Salerno
Paul Cesanova
Senators
Casanorva
Hubert Humphreys
Rigney
Angel Angels
CHI
Angels
Yankees
Jim MacGherhit
Mat Storhemere
Clyde Wright
Brunet
Fred Memmen
Newman
Chen
Rig
Newnan
Obrh Bradeno Cardenal
Stroud
Frogast
Skowron
Halen
Ling Morton
Epstein
Relenard
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Hmonrys & Coon Suriano
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Schaal
Tavior
Tata A Ee
Sodeheee
Deneters
Fox
E-Mudgers
Ricrark
OP Angels
Zemalere
Epstaih
Reid
Achulien
Savering
Valentine
Hr—F.showard
Cataniaa
Sb-Embin
Culles
Humpheess
I. H
Moore
Opaal
Ges
Moffitt Paces Cardinal Win on Four-Hitter
Pitcher Randy Moffitt limited Brawley Astros to four hits as the Long Beach Cardinals defeated them 8-1 in Connie Mack Sectional play at Blair Field. Wayne Holland sparked a 13-hit attack with a double and a triple and drove in two runs. Long Beach advances to meet the Rowney Rebels, 8-2 winners over Goleta, at 8 p.m. tonight, after opening action at 6 p.m.
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Randy Moffitt
Long Beach Cardinals
Brawley Astros
Connie Mack
Blair Field
Wayne Holland
Long Beach
Rowney Rebels
Goleta
Astros
Brawler
Tavlee Al'tnd
Bates
Pat Drweey
Eis Compton
Nicholson
Clog
Cocca
Mor Benen “Am Etttony
Radley
Willams
Shaw
Hin
The Essence of Charm in August Digest
A Reader's Digest feature questions charm as a quality and wonders if it can be bought or painted or learned. Ekhevin’s essay offers fresh insights into charm as an elusive trait within a digest of forty articles.
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