Shea wins Long Beach City Women’s Championship medal
Mary Elizabeth Shea fired a 74 to lead a logjam and win medal in qualifying for the Long Beach City Women’s Golf Championship at Recreation Park. Gwen Hibbs Laura Baugh and Harriet Glanville trailed by one stroke. Mildred Stanley finished at 78. Low net went to Eleanor Howell with 67 after 84-17-67.
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Illinois Import Challenges Hardie in Junior Tourney
Jimmy Connors of Los Angeles, top seed in the Boys 16 and under, faces George Hardie of Long Beach in the quarterfinals of the fifth annual Southern California Junior Championship. Connors, a former Belleville, Illinois, resident, has risen to No. 2 nationally behind Roscoe Tanner and aims for another strong run after reaching the 1968 juniors final.
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Italy
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New Orleans
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Tennis Tales Highlight Los Angeles Club Championships
The Los Angeles Tennis Club hosts a championship event with national doubles and singles titles on the line. Competition targets top players in the 12 14 doubles and 16 singles divisions, with last year’s results noted as a benchmark.
Williams resigns as Parsons College athletic director and coach
Fairfield Iowa. K Wayne Williams athletic director and head football coach at Parsons College since 1968 announced his resignation Monday. Pittsburgh Pirates sell lefthander Chuck Hartenstein to the St Louis Cardinals for undisclosed cash.
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Mason's Specials Best Bet In A Ragged Card
A fragmented betting note highlights Mason's Specials and a suggested parlay involving horses and teams across the South. It mentions Jacksonville and Savannah contexts with unclear league references and race names. The text reads like a racing and betting sidebar with scattered proper nouns and dates missing.
Unclear International League Scores Reported
Fragmentary text from a sports page references teams Louisvillé Richmond and Tidewaters Columbus, with Columbus and Toledo Winnines scoring three. Mentions American and Indian Epanvlile Ve, but details, dates, and full team names are unreadable.
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Tidewaters
Columbus
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World Cup Jubilations Claim Over 100 in Brazil Death Toll
The death toll from Brazil's World Cup soccer celebrations rose past 100 while authorities could not determine how many deaths stemmed directly from the revelry. Auto accidents, heart attacks, and shootings were among the reported causes as celebrations continued.
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Brazil
UCLA athlete of 1970 named in Southern California ranks
Wayne Collett of UCLA has been elected the university track athlete of 1970 for Southern California after chasing a world record in the 44 yard intermediate hurdles at the NCAA meet. The piece also notes honors for Bill Elliott, Chuck Smith, Chi Cheng, and Francois-Trancanellé as an incoming UCLA recruit with four years of eligibility.
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Ralph Manulo
Southern California
Bill Klliott
Pacific Coast Club
Chuck Smith
Occidental
Chi Cheng
Francois — Trancanellé
Veance
Long Locks Prompt Expulsions at Southern California Junior Tennis
Long Beach area players performed well while others were expelled for hair length at the 68th Southern California Junior Tennis Championships. In Los Angeles, George Hardie and Randy Thomas advanced in Boys 18 singles, with Craig Rodgers winning by default. Gloria Thomas and Abbe Wise won in Girls 16, and Mike Tolles moved to the third round in Boys 14.
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Los Abegeles
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Steve Sands
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Pacific Palisades
Gloria Thomas
Susan Seager
San Marino
Abbe Wise
Tong Beach
Pam Irvine
Mike Tolles
Gregg Champion
Pebble Beach L B Amateurs Improve Qualifying Challenge
Long Beach golfers struggled on Pebble Beach and Cypress courses in first day State Amateur qualifying. If 14 Long Beach players double their scores in the final round, only one or two may reach the 64-man field. Chuck Cassaday 38 38 76 from Virginia CC and Leonard Young 34 37 73 from Recreation Park led, but neither broke 80.
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Top Horses May Run in Derby at Hollywood Park
Corn Off the Cob and Count Libel, major rivals from New York racing against Cal- breds, head to Hollywood Park for the Hollywood Derby worth 100000 added. Corn Off the Cob is noted for a 1 1 4 mile win at Arlington and a recent Ac Tackington Classic effort. George Lewis is mentioned as a key challenger with mounting Derby plans. Eddie Belmonte to ride Corn Off the Cob as trainer Arnold Winskick confirms California-bred Khaled colt’s Derby ambitions.
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Quarry Now No 1 Contender After KO Victory
Jerry Quarry earned Fighter of the Month after knocking out Mae Foster, propelling him to No 1 contender for champion Joe Frazier. Oscar Bonavena ranks second, with George Chuvalo, Foster, and others in the heavyweight rankings.
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New Oregon Coach Named at University of Oregon
Mel Krause, 42, is named the new head baseball coach at the University of Oregon. Norv Ritchey, the athletic director, announced the decision on Monday.
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Mel Krause
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