Saints Obtain Players From Other NFL Clubs
The column lists players the New Orleans Saints received from various NFL teams including Baltimore Steve Stonebreaker Jackie Burkett Teddy Chieangs Riley Mattson Dave Whitsell Brian Schweda Detroit Willie Walker Bill Cody Bobby Lee Smith Green Bay Bill Curry Paul Hormung Phil Vandersen Rama Steve Heckard Earl Leggett Joe Wendryhoski Minnesota Tom Hall George Rose Mike Tilleman San Francisco Bill Kilmer Elbert Kimbrough Kent Kramer Cleveland Jim Battle John Morrow Walt Roberts Dallas Obert Logan Bill Sandeman Larry Stephens New York Gary Wood Jim Garcia Bob Schultz Philadelphia Fred Whittingham Dave Cahill Ray Bismiller Pittsburgh Charlie Bradshaw Jerry Simmons Bob Smith St Louis Ray Ogden Dave Simmons Jim Heidel Washington Tom Barrington Jake Kupp Don Croftcheck
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New Orleans Saints
NFL
Baltimore
Steve Stonebreaker
Jackie Burkett
Teddy Chieags
Riley Mattson
Dave Whitsell
Brian Schweda
Detroit
Willie Walker
Bill Cody
Bobby Lee Smith
Green Bay
Bill Curry
Paul Hormung
Phil Vandersen
Rama
Steve Heckard
Earl Leggett
Joe Wendryhoski
Minnesota
Tom Hall
George Rose
Mike Tilleman
San Francisco
Bill Kilmer
Elbert Kimbrough
Kent Kramer
Cleveland
Jim Battle
John Morrow
Walt Roberts
Dallas
Obert Logan
Bill Sandeman
Larry Stephens
New York
Gary Wood
Jim Garcia
Bob Schultz
Philadelphia
Fred Whittingham
Dave Cahill
Ray Bismiller
Pittsburgh
Charlie Bradshaw
Jerry Simmons
Bob Smith
St. Louis
Ray Ogden
Dave Simmons
Jim Heidel
Washington
Tom Barrington
Jake Kupp
Don Croftcheck
Americas to face Europe in Pan Am Games trials
Amateur Athletic Union selects the Americas team for the Montre al event based on Pan Am results. Cuba fields strong sprint contenders as U S and Cuba athletes may compete together. World light heavyweight title fight Tiger vs Torres to air on channel 9 at 7 p.m. without announcer Don Dunphy.
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Cuba
United States
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Americas
Montreal
Dick Tiger
Jose Torres
Channel 9
Don Dunphy
Dunphy
RKO General
Madison Square Garden
Ocean Sport Fishing Logs Mixed Results Across Coast
Hot weather dampens overall fishing yields though scattered spots report good catches. Barracuda draw crowds from Oceanside to San Clemente with boats recording 1,100+ on a Saturday, then declines. Catalina, Ventura, and Oxnard show king and silver salmon, bass, and squid. San Diego reports a fish famine until water warms. Reservoir stocking and freshwater reports highlight Kern River and Isabella, with notable trout releases and blue catfish activity.
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Oceanside
San Clemente
Pierpoint
Pacific
Catalina
Eddie McEwen
San Luis
Bim
Shareline
Kern River
DFBG
Reno
Asatella
Isabella
San Vicente
Cigar Lake
Moore League tennis title in reach of three clubs
Moore League enters final week with three schools still hoping to win the title. Jordan holds edge with one league loss. Downey has two defeats. Wilson sits 10-3 and could force a three-way tie with Jordan and Downey if results go as possible. CIF first team round May 23. Moore League Tournament May 31 and June 12 at Long Beach City College.
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Moore League
Jordan
Downey
Wilson
Bruins
Long Beach City College
Aee
Richard Berman
Cal+State
Long Beach
Doug Verdieck
Redlands
Berman
Los Angeles
Rick
Dan Campbell
San Diego Still Undefeated in WSC Action
San Diego Sub Flot 1 remains the only unbeaten team in the Western Softball Congress with a 3-0 record after beating Gardena on Saturday and Lakewood on Sunday. The schedule spotlight is Lakewood versus the Nitehawks Wednesday at Mayfair Park.
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San Diego
Sailors
Gardena
Lakewood
Nitehawks
Mayfair Park
Local Softball Roundup Sparks Busy Weekend Schedule
Fragmented OCR text shows team names and matchups across leagues plus times and venues. Notable items include games featuring the Lutheran team, Green Hornets, Jokers, Hawks, and Ravens with various scores and locations such as Anchor and USGGC Burton.
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Sale Ic
Warner Electrice
Levies
Maxkad Pood Vic Tre
Astra Jerys
USGGC
Burton
Seeleys
Mate Font
Mudit
Green Hornets
Hawks
Nort Jom
Ravens Va
Outfielder Rocky Colavito fights for full-time role
Cleveland star Rocky Colavito blasted manager Joe Adcock for platooning him, saying he deserves a full-time spot after accepting a 15 percent salary cut. He warned he would consider leaving or retiring if forced into part-time duties, insisting he has always been a regular player and would not be happy otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Joe’ Adcock
Colavita
Epstein Wrestles Away From Orioles Offer
Baltimore Orioles rookie Mike Epstein, a promising 24 year old slugger, heads home for a public relations job after balking at a Rochester recall. Meantime promoter Willie Gilzenberg offered Epstein a wrestling contract worth 25,000 upfront and 100,000 annually, envisioning him as box office.
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Baltimore
Mike Epstein
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Youngsler
Epstein
Rochester
Harry Dalton
New York
Willie Gilzenberg
Newark
Gilzenberg
Morris Named CSLA Track Coach Replacing Drakes
Morris Ron, 32, Olympic silver medalist in pole vault, was named head track and field coach at Cal State Los Angeles on Monday, succeeding Dr. James Drakes. An CSLA assistant since 1960, Morris holds a 16 ft 8 in best as well as a USC record 15 ft 3 in set in 1957. Drakes moves to Cal Western in San Diego.
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Ron Morris
Cal State
Los Angeles
James Drakes
Morris
CSLA
Finland
USC
Drakes
Cal Western
San Diego
Bruins Acquire Esposito Hodge Stanfield In Six Man Swap
The Boston Bruins added forward depth by trading for Phil Esposito Ken Hodge and Fred Stanfield from Chicago. In return Boston shipped defenseman Gilles Marotte center Pit Martin and goalie Jack Norris to the Black Hawks and Blades.
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Boston
Bostham Bruins
Phil Esposito
Ken Hodge
Fred Stanfield
Chicago Black Hawks
Bruins
Gilles Marotte
Pit Martin
Los Angeles Blades
Jack Norns
Monday Fights Pritadetenia Gypsy Joe Harts
Fragmentary notes describe boxing bouts and matchups with unclear names and locations. Other items mention Wright, Commer, San rigger bed a Parmer TAs and Dever with references to Las Si iy and Totnting.
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Pritadetenia
Gypsy Joe Harts
Sraisce Eis Dee
Test Wright
Eslen
Sharon
SIKES-Clacie obituary and related notices
The fragment shows an obituary notice for Clacie Sikes with a death around a Saturday and mentions addresses and names like Mannie, Bessie Mar, and others in a local-county context. Other lines reference Vital Statistics and various names and dates in an aged, damaged OCR page.
Judge Delays Ruling in JFK Death Probe
Dist. Judge Bernard J. Bagert postponed a decision on compelling FBI agent Regis Kennedy to testify before the New Orleans grand jury about Oswald and Kennedy's assassination. The ruling was pushed to Wednesday after written briefs from the Justice Department and Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison.
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New Orleans
UPI
Dist
Bernard J. Bagert
FBI
Regis Kennedy
Bagert
Grand Ny
Justice Department
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Garrison
Oswald
Central Intelligence Agency
Post Office Department
Dallas
Southwestern Hell Telephone Co
Ruby
Whitehall
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
Non‑Teacher L A Salary Hikes Urged
Los Angeles city schools consider pay raises for nonteaching staff after the personnel commission recommended increases for 12 220 workers. Most would gain 2.75 or 5.5 percent starting July 2, averaging $25.50 monthly, with total costs about $3 million from general funds plus smaller amounts from cafeteria and community service funds. Budget for 1967 68 covers these changes.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
Personnel Commission
U S Orders Studies of Ports Here
Washington Senate Public Works Committee directed the Army Engineers to perform hydrographic studies of Long Beach Los Angeles harbors. The resolution, added to the rivers and harbors bill at Sen. Kuchel's request, aims to assess wave wind and current effects for proposed improvements. Harbor officials have pressed for a hydrographic model locally.
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Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
Corps of Army Engineers
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Chief of Engineers
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Seek Hosts for Aussie Boy Scouts Visit
Australian Scouts arriving after a World Jamboree in Idaho need about 20 host families and several adult leaders in Long Beach and nearby cities. Hosts offer lodging and transport during Aug 22 29. Contact Bill Hayes at the Long Beach Boy Scout office for details.
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Australian Scout Hospitality Committee
Long Beach
Idaho
Lakewood
Bellflower
Signal Hill
Dominguez
FTC Unveils 20-Cigarette Smoking Machine Test
The Federal Trade Commission launches a $57,358 device that smokes 20 cigarettes at once to measure tar and nicotine. Chairman Paul Rand Dixon says testing will start after a two week shakedown, with 144 domestic cigarette types requiring months of data before a Congress report.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Paul Rand Dixon
Congress
Dixon
Long Beach Armed Services YMCA marks 30th year
Over 800000 servicemen used the Long Beach Armed Services YMCA facilities in the past year as the 30th annual meeting highlighted achievements. Capt Edward B Leonard and Paul Elmquist reported on people program and services while Freedom Shrine copies of 28 documents were presented by Sydney Bacon. Gerald S Jacobs and Mrs Jacobs sponsored. Cruiser Destroyer Flotilla 3 Gold Hash Mark Club members attended. Rear Adm Walter Combs Jr praised long service records. Officers and leaders included Dale Hoskin vice president Thorn ton Ibbetson treasurer Rob Farnham executive secretary and Dr E Victor Peterson honored for four years as president.
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Long Beach
Armed Services Ymca
Edward B. Leonard
Rudy Holton Jr
Paul Elmquist
America
Long Beach Exchange Club
Sydney Bacon
Gerald S. Jacobs
Long Beach School Board
Cruiser- Destroyer Flotilla 3
Walter ¥. Combs Jr
Los Angeles
Combs
Thornton Ibbetson
Rob Farnham
E. Victor Peterson
Peterson
Robert Irvin
George McMillin
Cora Lee Goodwin
Seek to Bar Jail Plant Admissions in Miller Case
Supreme Court asked to bar undercover agent Peggy Fisk from being placed in Lucille Miller's jail cell citing coerced confession risks. Bailey argues the setup violated counsel and self incrimination rights in the California murder conviction of Dr. Gordon E. Miller. Prosecutors say fire was arson to claim $100000 insurance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
F.ree Bailey
Bailey
Lucille Miller
San Bernardino
Gordon
Train Carrying 900 Rotarians Derailed Near Oceanside
A rail accident derailed a 17 car train carrying about 900 Rotary Club members and their families en route from San Diego to Escondido. Mounds of sand on the railroad bed were blamed for the incident, with at least one person injured.
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Oceanside
Rotary Club
San Diego
Escondido
Antes
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