Angels Edge Orioles In Tight Sixth Inning Thriller
Eddie Kirkpatrick opened with a single, Davalillo’s bases empty triple tied the game at 2-2, and a later retreat at the plate kept the Angels from taking the lead. Clyde Wright earned the win in relief as Hermilton returned from a tib injury and Rigney praised the squad’s resilience. The Angels now face Oakland in a three game set, with Wright listed among the winning pitchers and key Angels like Fregosi and Murphy contributing.
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Eddie Kirk- Patrick
Kirkpatrick
Murphy
Davalillo
Angels
Cavalilla
Fregosi
Oriole
Paul Blair
Phoebus
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Doa Buford
Curt Biefary
Fioog Powell
Jack Hamilton
Clyde Wright
Wright
Angel
Bill Rigney
Hermilton
Jack
Rig
Oakland
Jetin
Odom
Gna
Halas Rick Clerk
Sammy Evs
Jim Hunter
Gearon Brunet
Chuck Dobson
Teird
Ravi Schaal
Eve
Bar
Baltimore
California
Robin
Powell
Mineher
Jan
Pacific Landing Fishing Report Messy OCR Summary
A garbled OCR listing shows multiple ship landings and catch tallies near Pacific, San Diego, and nearby beaches. It includes counts of passengers, boats, and various fish species such as barracuda, bonito, bass, sculpin, rockfish, and halibut, with many corrupted words and unclear figures.
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Pacific Landing
Nessegoers
Cavant
Yodlowtall
Barrigas
Calico Bais
IO Bonig
Aheenshead
Sculpin
Plerdolot
Assenners Baest Wid Manos
MiecMtendogh
San Diego
Beath Cquant
BOD Beich
Jira
Jarraculla
Harneude
Haliaus
Intinoton Beach
St. Ladding
Nanttos
Anita
Seacum Softerlin Games Tonight Park Ave Schedule
Readable scraps show a crowded lineup with teams like Pipers, Gas Chamber Aebids, Corapetran, Heardes Clon, Chargers, and Roadrunners set to play tonight. Contains many garbled names and times. focus on the key matchups and venue listings remains uncertain.
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Park Ave
Pipers
Gas Chamber
Aebids
Nailorwige Ters Yi Carters
Wapdien Inilony
Tines Corapetran
Heardes Clon Bonersy
Chargers
Ors
Hamilton Dow
Cavern
Aeae San Ceara
Roadrunners
Gandiructions
Nef Ventas
Koa Kats
Iain Newtona Sesuiaiy Pewu
Pascoe
Rose Will Tour With Trackmen
Sacramento reports two AAU groups will tour Europe in July. Notable names include Charlie Green Vince Matthews Larry Wizekorn John Mason Dick Railsback Tommie Smith Lee Evans Wade Bell Roscoe Divine Tam Von Ruden Russ Rogers John Vaughn and coach Jack Rose. The AAU also ruled athletes who petitioned due to illness or injury to skip Olympic trials are unavailable for overseas trips until resolved.
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Sacramento
Europe
Amateur Athletic Union
Norway
Sweden
Charlie Green
Vince Matthews
Larry Wicezorek
John Mason
Dick Railsback
Joe Healey
New York University
Germany
France
Tommie Smith
Lee Evans
Jim Hines
Ronnie Ray Smith
Wade Bell
Mark Winzensied
Miles Roscoe Divine
Tam von Ruden
Russ Rogers
John Vaughn
Jack Rose
Cal State Long Beach
Hal
AAU
Salta Gains Lead Again In California College Baseball
Salta Pontiac collected 27 hits and got relief pitching from Dave Jones and Teen Hooten to sweep San Diego in a California Collegiate Baseball League doubleheader at Mesa College. Jones preserved the first game with a seventh inning strikeout to end the threat, while Hooten closed out the nightcap after San Diego tied the game, striking out five of six batters to earn the win.
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San Diego
Salta
Pontiac
Dave
Jones
Teen Hooten
Mesa College
Tim Brady
Hooten
San Die Bo Hed
Whittier Teen Leads AAU Meet With High Jump Record
A 16 year old Whittier girl Sharon Callahan cleared 5 734 inches for the day’s top mark in the women’s AAU meet in San Bernardino on Sunday. Olga Connolly’s hammer throw of 161 8 was her best effort of the year.
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Whittier
Sharon Callahan
San Bernardino
Olga Connolly
Dodgers fall short as streak hits seven on trip
Dodgers drop seventh straight of the trip as a patchwork lineup falters. Tom Haller and Fanry drive in runs, but untimely fielding and a late homer by Ted Savage fail to salvage the game. Lefebvre moves to third, Versalles returns to short, and Parker ends drought with a seventh inning single.
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Tom Haller
Fanrly
Jackson
Ron Taylor
Jit Lefebvre
Ted Savage
Zoilo Versalles
Boswell
Willie Dallas
Dodgers
Beegus
Boyer
Rob Bailey
Walter Alston
Lefebvre
Heyes
Versalles
Pitsburgh
Struk
Ryan
Wes Parker
Doogers
New York
Zur Nibh
Harrelson
Ponovich
Boswell i
Ott Muslin
Atul Hofer
Bhamsky
Collie
Tamora
Bosch
Parker
Adackton
al Simper
Foley
Drinking and Diving Don't Mix in Soviet Sports
Soviet diver Mikhail Safonov, a leading Olympic hopeful, faces possible removal from the Olympic team after being found drunk at a recent event in Chelyabinsk. Komsomolskaya Pravda notes last year’s reprimand for training-rule violations and indicates his Olympic status is in doubt. The paper also cites a gymnastics coach’s unsober display and reports Estonian basketball players detained by customs for attempting to smuggle Western clothing into the country.
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Komsomolska Pravda
Communist Youth League
Urals
Chelyabinsk
Salomy
Murgray
Studers
Bueviel
LBCC Star Signs With UCLA Bruins
LBCC guard Ken Bacher has signed a letter of intent to enroll at UCLA to play for the NCAA champion Bruins. The Poly High and City College veteran has never played a lossing team and has served on multiple championship squads.
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Ken Bacher
G-fiot
Tony Monet
Booker
Poly
LBCC
Sore Neck Fails to Slow Johncock in Prix Win
Gordon Johncock of Hastings Michigan won the United States Auto Club 150 mile championship at Langhorne Speedway, beating Bobby Unser in sweltering heat. Johncock reported neck pain from sharp turns but finished in 1 hour 26 minutes 59.20 seconds at an average 103.464 mph. Also placing were Gary Beltenhausen third Mike Mosley fourth and Larry Dickson fifth. In parallel Dutch Grand Prix, Jackie Stewart won for Matra-Matra with Jean-Pierre Beltoise second and Pedro Boutiguex third. Stewart led much of the race despite a wrist injury. Monza Formula Two saw Jean Pierre Jassaud hospitalized with skull concussion left knee fracture and multiple rib fractures after a seven-car crash.
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Langhorne
Gordon Johncock
United States Auto Club
Langhorne Speedway
Johncock
Hastings
Mich
Bobby Unser
Unser
Gary Beltenhausen
Tinley Park, II
Mike Mosley
Indianapolis
Larry Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
Thi Cue
Jean-Pierre Beltoise
Stewart
Pedro Boutiguex
BRM
Monza
Jean Pierre Jassaud
Jassaud
Suyderhoud Wins 2nd Ski Title at Stadium
Mike Suyderhoud of San Anselmo captured his second ski title at Marine Stadium during the Greater South Big Water Ski Championships two day event. The 18 year old world champion dominated in trick and jump events, earning a Western Regional record 4370 points and posting jumps of 124 138 and 152 feet. He added the slam championships and was the outstanding performer as crowds of about 5300 watched his near flawless runs.
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Mike Suyderhoud
San Anselmo
Greater South
Marine Stadium
Golden West
Suyderhoad
Mike
Lew Alcindor plans return to UCLA for senior year
Lew Alcindor announces he will return to UCLA for his senior season rather than pursue a professional career. He says he is optimistic about UCLA's chances, denies quitting college, and notes rumors of a $1 million offer from Harlem Globetrotters. He plans summer clinics for underprivileged youths in New York under Mayor Lindsay’s commission.
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Lew Alcindor
Ucla Cenlw
The
Begins
Alcindor
UCLA
New York
Harlem Globelrolters
NCAA
Philadelphia
Wilk Chamberlain
Boston
Bill Russell
John Lindsay
New York Housing Authority
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Pam Teeguarden
Fielch Aranji
Los Angeles
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Western Typewriter CO
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Russia
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Larry Pena Ho
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J.D. Morgan
Sen Diegn
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