Redlands Netters Ousted by Newport in CIF Tennis
Newport Harbor defeats Redlands 19 to 8 in CIF AAA team match after moves to wet courts at Ghormley. Redlands unable to win singles points, taking all scoring in doubles as Hart, Ogle, and Carroll win key matches. Redlands holds 18-2 season record, CIF sectional tournament to follow on AHS and UA courts.
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Redlands High
Newport Beach
Newport Retters
Ken Sherman
Terriers
Cunningham
Freeman
Hart
Peet Kee
Redlands
Newport
Grunion season opens again next week in California
The California Department of Fish and Game announced grunion season resumes next Friday June 9 initiating a four night spawning run on Southern California beaches. Runs occur about 10 48 p m June 9 11 24 p m June 10 12 12 a m June 11 and 3 06 a m June 2 all times Pacific Daylight Time. Grunion may be taken by hand on beaches or in surf with no digging or devices and a valid sportfishing license is required for those 16 and older with no bag limit though take should equal need.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
Grunion
DFG
Morro Bay
Baja California
Ramblers announce 16 game 1967 grid schedule
The Orange County Ramblers of the Continental Football League publish a 16 game 1967 schedule with nine home games seven away. Home contests include two at Anaheim Stadium and most at Santa Ana Municipal Bowl. Preseason begins Aug 12 vs San Jose Apaches, Aug 18 vs Admirals. Regulars start Aug 26 at home vs Victoria BC. Other Western Division teams: Eugene Bombers, Sacramento Buccaneers, Seattle Golden Jets, Portland.
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Tustin
Calif
UPL
Orange County Ramblers
Dick Suess
Ramblers
California Angels
Anaheim Stadium
Santa Ana
San Jose Apaches
Long Beach
Admirals
Victoria
B.C
Eugene, Ore
Sacramento Buccaneers
Seattle Golden Jets
Portland
Mist cancels Tuesday race at Orange Show Speedway
Misty rain in San Bernardino on Memorial Day forces cancellation of the double header flying wing super modified and hardtop auto races at Orange Show Speedway. It was not yet determined if rescheduling would occur. NASCAR super stocks are set to race Saturday night at the speedway.
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San Bernardino
Orange Show Speedway
Speedway
Radio-TV Baseball and boxing schedules listed
Philadelphia plays the Dodgers on KFI and KWKW at 8 p.m. Angels visit Washington on KMPC at 5 p.m. Boxing from Olympic Auditorium is on Channel 5 at 8 p.m.
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Philadelphia
Dodgers
KFI
KWKW
Angels
Washington
KMPC
Olympic Auditorium
Channel 5
Mike Ditka Refuses Big Money Move Amid Bears Trade Turmoil
New York NEA report outlines Mike Ditka’s stance after being traded from the Bears to the Oilers and then optioning to stay with the NFL. He recalls negotiations with Houston, the $50,000 fee, and insists his goal was a fitting pay and status, while eyeing a strong return in Philadelphia against Washington and Baltimore with new and old rivals. He notes the merger era pressures and his aim to prove himself against Mackey and Retzlaff.
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Bears
Concannon
Norm Snead
Eagles
Mike
Snead
Philadelphia
Pete Retzlaff
Eagle
John Mackey
Baltimore Colts
Washington
Baltimore
Mackey
Houston
Himself
Jim Taylor
Roman Gabriel
John Brodie
New York
NEA
Mike Ditka
Houston Oilers
Philadelphia Eagles
Oilers
Ditka
Chicago Bears
Don Klosterman
NFL
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Lombard
Ill
George) Halas
Aliquippa
Joe) Namath
Saskatchewan
Ramona
Riverside
Thousand Oaks
Mike Ramona
Bear
Millikan
el Rancho
Jack Concan- la Puente
World Amateur Basketball Final Round Opens in Uruguay
Seven teams compete in Montevideo as Brazil meets Uruguay to start the final round. The United States, co-favorite with the Soviet Union, begins play Sunday against Uruguay after an undefeated three-game preliminary. Yugoslavia, Argentina, and Poland join the field in this championship phase.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Brazil
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Poland
Stockton Joins Entrants in Memphis Open Golf
The Memphis Invitational Open begins with 144 players including Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player at Colonial Country Club. Notables absent include Arnold Palmer and U S Open champion Billy Casper. Bert Yancey seeks to defend after a 265 last year as forecasts expect a winning score near 268 amid rougher conditions. More than 54,000 spectators hoped for by weather and excitement.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Gay Brewer
Colonial Country Club
Bert Yancey
Dave Stockton
Ft. Worth
Arnold Palmer
Pennsylva
Billy Casper
Curtis Person Sr
Yancey
Colonial
Person
Ben Hoganner
Redlands nets captivate San Bernardino Open tennis
Redlands high star Dick Bohrnstedt won the men's singles title as Perris Hill Park hosted the San Bernardino Open. University of Redlands duo Doug Verdieck and Steve Peacock claimed the men's doubles crown by defeating Gregg Parkerson and Ron Reis, while Bohrnstedt beat Ken Stuart in the semifinal and John Fort in the final.
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Redlands Netters
Perris Hill Park
Dick Bohrnstedt
Redlands High
Bohrnstedt
University of Redlands
Doug Verdieck
Steve Peacock
Ken Stuart
John Fort
Verdieck
Peacock
Gregg Parkerson
Ron Reis
Soccer clubs draw small crowd as ties mount in NPSL
United Press International reports St. Louis City SC tied Los Angeles Toros 1-1 before 1,883 at the Los Angeles Coliseum as Frankiewicz scored for St. Louis and Coskun for the Toros. Pittsburgh upset by California Clippers 3-2 at Forbes Field, Mitic delivering the deciding goal. Baltimore tops Toronto 2-0 with coach Fernando Daucik debut win, Garcia and Yanko Daucik scoring.
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United Press International
St. Louis
Los Angeles Toros
Los Angeles Coliseum
Fasi Frankiewicz
Davit Coskun
Toro
Pittsburgh
California Clippers
Forbes Field
Elija Mitic
California
Atlanta Chiefs
Philadelphia Spartans
Temple University Stadium
Jorge Garcia
Senators sink Angels deeper into cellar in loss
Washington starter Camilo Pasqual faced the Angels as California fell further in the standings in the first game of a two game set. Ken McMullen and Cap Peterson hit key homers in a five run third inning after two outs. Nick Willhite took the loss for California while Rickey Clark remained the loser for Washington. The Angels travel to Minnesota for a three game series before returning to Anaheim.
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Washington
UPI
California Angels
Washington Senators
Camilo Pascual
Angels
Rickey Clark
Senators
Ken McMullen
Dodger
Cap Peterson
Nick Willhite
Tim Cullen
McMullen
Angel
Hank Allen
Frank Howard
Peterson
California
Don Mincher
Tom Satriano
Bob Rodgers
Minnesota
Anaheim Stadium
Dickson Leads in England Narrowly Beats Frazer in British Amateur
In Formby England Bob Dickson of Muskogee Oklahoma advanced to the fifth round with a 3 and 2 win over Scotland's Hugh Frazer. Larry Hinson from Johnson City Tennessee upset Ireland's Joe Carr 3 and 2 as American players dominated early finishing rounds.
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Formby
England
UPI
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Okla
Scotland
Hugh Frazer
Larry Hinson
Johnson City
Tenn
Ireland
Joe Carr
Foyt Wins Indy 500 as Turbine Cars Stir Upset Forecast
A.J. Foyt won the 500 mile Indy race at speedway with a Ford while turbine cars captivate fans. Parnelli Jones led most laps before a broken gearbox ended his run and Foyt seized the final laps amid a multi-car wreck. Officials note potential for 15 turbine entries next year and Hill signals possible turbine entry in 1968.
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Indianapolis, Ind
UPI
A.J. Foyt
Ford
Speedway
Indy
Parnelli Jones
Jones
Foyt
Graham Hill
Hill
Parnelli
Chuck Hulse
Bobby Grim
Carl Williams
Segura Upsets Ralston in Pacific Coast Tennis
In Berkeley, Ecuadorian veteran Pancho Segura defeated third seed Dennis Ralston after dropping the first set 0-6. Segura rebounded to win 6-4, 6-4, in the Pacific Coast Professional Tennis Championships opening round amid a noisy crowd. Other results featured Alex Olmedo, Butch Buchholz, and upcoming second round matchups including Rod Laver’s debut.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Segura
Alex Olmedo
Beverly Hills
Luis Ayala
Puerto Rico
Butch Buchholz
St. Louis
Hugh Stewart
Newport Beach
Rodaver
Australia
Mike Davies
Wales
Pierre Barthes
France
Mal Anderson
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Fred Stolle
Phillies explode for six runs in 11th to beat Dodgers
In a pitchers duel tied 0-0 after 11 innings, Philadelphia scores six in the top of the 11th. Bill White supplies the first run with a single, followed by hits from Callison, Rojas, Sutherland, Taylor, and Briggs as Don Drysdale is tagged with the loss. Rick Wise earns the win in relief, while Hall picks up the save chances.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Don Drysdale
Bill White
Johnny Briggs
Philadelphia
Briggs
Richie Allen
Drysdale
Johnny
Allison
White
Clay Dalrymple
Cookie Rojas
Callison
Phil
Regan
Gary Sutherland
Short
Tommy Taylor
Taylor
Dick Hall
Jeff Torborg
Hall
Torborg
Tony Gonzales
Rojas
Sutherland
Allen
Nat Oliver
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Len Gabrielson
Rick Wise
Claude Osteen
Larry Jackson
TV sports under fire in Congress
Rep Richard Ottinger filed legislation to bar networks from owning sports teams and to ban feigning injuries and rigging fouls in soccer. The bill aims to extend fairness rules to TV networks and prevent event blackouts, targeting Columbia Broadcasting System over Yankees ties and a May 14 Toronto at Pittsburgh soccer match.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Richard L. Ottinger
Dn.y
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Yankees
Ottinger
Toronto
Pittsburgh
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AHS Netters
CIF
Lunminghaml
van Wieren
Iey
Thor- Ogie
Caraldson
Plumb & Cripe
Roll
Ogle
Bohrnstedt & Ie
Covington
Carroll
Radio - TV
Stockton
Dickson
al Unser
Joe Leonard
Denis Hulme
Jim McElreath
Ralston
A. J. Foyt
Indianapolis
Mario Andretti
TV Sports
Congress
Ya Ce- Orange Show Speedway
San Bernarding
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