Vikes Begin Gate for 100 Grid Candidates at Camps
Vikings coach Paul Chase expects more than 100 players reporting for opening drills as two a day sessions test endurance in heat. Cuts likely by next week with about 20 percent shed. 1966 all-MCAC picks Bob Stewart and Joe Myers return, along with many Long Beach All-City standouts. The nine game schedule opens September 23 at home versus Los Angeles CC.
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Paul Chase
Saya Chase
Chafe
Orange Coast College
Tims City College
Bob Stewart
Joe Meyers
Long Beach
Vikings
Los Angeles CC
Baseball trading loopholes threaten pennant chase
The article critiques 1916 era team raids for players, noting McGraw and Herzog tensions and a June 15 trading deadline. It cites Eddie Mathews moving from the Astros to the Tigers, Ken Boyer, Rocky Colavito, Elston Howard, and the Sox, raising concerns about spirit vs letter of rules and calls for loopholes to be closed. Commissioner Eckert says transactions were legal, but the piece argues the practice undermines baseball integrity.
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Giants
Detroit Tigers
Eddie Mathews
Astros
White Sox
Ken Boyer
Mets
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Red Sox
Elston Howard
Yankees
Mathews
Alayen
Geo
William Dole Eckert
Boyer
Colavito
Howard
Dickson Leads U S Amateur at Broadmoor West
Dickson on leave from the Army shot 35-36-71 to lead the first round of the U S Amateur at Broadmoor West, as 98 of 149 finishers battled fog delays and miserable weather. Gary Cowan, Bob Smith, Bill Campbell and Don Allen chased, with Marty Fleckman and Mike Nesbit two strokes behind.
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Bob Smith
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Port Arthur
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Lakers Holdout Fights For Multi Year Pacts
Guard Gail Goodrich and Archie Clark press for long term contracts as NBA camp opens at Loyola University. Both heldout and represented by attorney Fred Rosenfeld progress slow. general manager Fred Schaus pledges direct talks and cites Tommy Hawkins signing as a positive. Schaus aims to resolve by Sept 6 first practice.
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Archie Clark
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Ucla all-America
Fred Rosenfeld
Fred Schaus
Tommy
Schaus
Tommy Hawkins
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Hawks Eliminated From ISC Tourney
The Hawks were eliminated from the ISC tourney after a first inning burst by Oklahoma and California teams. Sherri Cowan delivered early offense with a bases loaded hit as Oklahoma added two more off reliever Tet Samo in the fourth, marking 17 years since the team’s last world competition. The long article then shifts to sailing by the Western Sailned Miller fleet and Lakewood M and M Charters taking the banner, with Gardena Merchants also undefeated and preparing for afternoon matchups against Allentown and Maline contenders.
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Lakewood M & M Charters
Gardena Merchants
Lakewood
Allentown
Ty Stoffflett
Roper Teske
Snuffiy Machado
Charters
Gardena
K. G. Fincher
Harrelson Motor’s
Maline
DeFillipas Defeats Nides In First 10 Round Bout At Olympic
Rising San Diego featherweight Roy DeFillipas, age 22, outboxed veteran Yaqui Nides to win via unanimous decision before 5,100 fans at Olympic Auditorium. DeFillipas improves to six straight victories, employing a looping right jab and solid defense to neutralize Nides early power. Other results include Davis defeating Casey in six, Selfs edging Rodriguez split, and Martin beating Pedro Rodriguez in four.
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Dave Taylor
San Diego
Roy DeFillipas
Yaqui Nides
Olympic Auditorium
Roy
Nides
DeFillipas
Art Davis
Kid Casey
New Orleans
Pajarito Selfs
Mexico
Mario Rodriguez
Qlin Martin
Ohio
Pedro Rodriguez
Baltimore Celts Hand Redskins First Preseason Loss
Washington fell 23-17 as Baltimore with Johnny Unitas at quarterback and Lou Michaels’ kicking steered to the win. Unitas directed two first half TD drives before leaving the field, while Michaels added three field goals in the third and fourth periods.
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Washington
UPI
Baltimore Celts
Washington Redskins
Johnny Unitas
Lou Michael
Michaels
Unitas
Colts
Football Briefs on Kickers and Coaches in Oakland
Fragmented OCR notes reference Glante-Reliaved kicking, starting quarterback, and a plan for a 46-cent wage increase with a five year contract. Mentions Oakland Coliseum and various unnamed teams, unions, and salaries, but details remain unclear.
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Acainis
Jackhe Cetra
Vikinos
Kansas
Oakland Coliseum
Asters
Ilebel Selters
jThe
Union Anc i
Te Caltecuim
Summer Basketball Scores Include Pittential Arta and Centennial
A partial local sports brief reports Summer Basketball results with Pittential Arta placing third and Centennial trailing 72 to 57. Known players Le Baty, Verdes, and dk appear in scattered figures amid a cloudy, OCR-scrambled summary.
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Alos Verdes
Buffalo Bills claim first exhibition win over Jets
Buffalo Bills defeated the New York Jets 31 to 23 in mobile Alabama in an exhibition game. The Bills scored one offensive TD on a 19 yard pass from Tom Flores to Paul Costa. The Jetsgarbled drives and miscues marked the rest of the scoring with turnovers and a few returns.
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New York Jets
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Tom Flores
Paul Costa
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