Beban to start for West in eighth annual All-America game
Gary Beban, UCLA star, named West quarterback for the Coaches All-America game at Atlanta Stadium. Kickoff 5:30 p.m. PDT. Pro scouts debate Beban's passing for the pro ranks as East and West prepare lineups behind Landry and Stevens, with Pont forecasting Beban's leadership to decide the matchup.
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Oregon State
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Steve
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Texas
el Paso
Bull
Georgia
Tech
Kim King
John Bomb
Indiana
Reg. Landry
University of Massachusetts
New England
Brechler Named UC Berkeley Athletic Director
WAC president Paul W. Brechler was named UC Berkeley athletic director succeeding Pete Newell who resigned after 22 years. Brechler, 55, brings a record in collegiate athletics and military service, and will assume duties as Newell’s successor next month amid student, faculty, and alumni interest.
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Herrerias
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National Basketball Association
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WAC
ASEO
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Iowa
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Fifty tie for first in twilight Jack and Jill golf
Fifty golfers took part in the first Jack and Jill twilight tournament at the Country Club last evening. Foursomes tied for first with net 64: Lewis McKee and partner, Les Sherman and wife, Ken Sherman and wife with Albert VonDer Esch and wife.
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Country Club
Lewis McKee
Les Sherman
Robert Sherrod
Ken Sherman
Albert VonDer Esch
Robert Campbell
Ben Rabe
Robert Scholton
William W. Howard
Ed Schindler
Joe DeMaggio
Harold Hagen
James Lauer
Robert Ford
Don Turpin
Frank Palmer
Gerald Larsen
Julian Blakeley
Robert Hogue
Dave Rogers
Leader to end 23-year career in hockey
Seattle reports that Leader plans to retire after 23 years as head of the Western Hockey League once a successor is found. The move comes as Leader indicated he may step down this year.
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UPI
Western Hockey League
Oakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
John Eason
Florida
A&m
Raider
Salt Lake City
Eason
Daniel H. Meyer
Carl Graves Wins Prize for Big Trout
Carl Graves of Redlands a YMCA physical director, placed second in Zeke's Fisherman of the Month, sponsored by Outdoor Sports Products Co. He won for a 5 pound 10 ounce rainbow caught last month at Big Bear Lake and will receive a spinning reel, custom rod, tackle box, and a $15 cash prize. He remains in the running for the January grand prize.
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YMCA
Outdoor Sports Products Co
Downey
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Big Bear Lake
Beaumont man to compete in stock race
Beaumont racer Bob Maine will compete in the NASCAR hobby division at Orange Show Speedway San Bernardino each Saturday evening. The 31 year old drives a 1958 Ford six hardtop replacing last season’s Chevy he raced in the NASCAR circuit. Maine finished 1967 in seventh place with the potent Chevy before it was destroyed in a late year crash. He escaped injury and aims to win the hobby crown as the 400 cubic inch stock division shares the program starting at 8 p.m. Time trials are held at 8 p.m.
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San Bernardino
Bob Maine
Beaumont
Maine
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Speedway
McCord Retires From Lions After 13 Seasons
Darris Mc Cord, defensive end for the Detroit Lions for 13 years, announced his retirement from professional football at age 35. He said he is quitting to devote more time to his business ventures in Tennessee and Michigan.
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UPI
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Detroit Lions
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Michigan
Baseball for Boys Optimist League sees Gairs triumph 6-0
Major Western Fruit Growers defeated Gairs 6-0 behind solid pitching from O F Smith and O Hara wholimited Gairs to 3 hits. Beswick and Lappin led Western with 2 hits apiece, while Gairs managed only two players with multi hits, as Gairs and Western Fruit Growers traded blows in a low event game.
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Hogan
Red Sox erupt with six unearned runs in McDowell exit
Red Sox batter Sam McDowell with six unearned runs in the first inning and one in the third, then take a 9-3 win as Indians commit four errors. Boston's Ken Harrelson collects three hits lifting his average to .318 while Jose Santiago earns an All-Star nod. Dave Boswell secures his seventh victory with five innings of work.
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Williams
Indians
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Red Sox
McDowell
Ken Harrelson
Jose Santiago
Boston Mann
Santiago
Duke Sims
Brooks Robinson
Houston
Twins
Dave Boswell
Boswell
Inland Fish and Game Conservation Association Formed
Inland Fish and Game group and Inland Trap club merged at a meeting with over 100 members to form the Inland Fish and Game Conservation Association. Bill Schlosser elected president, Craig Blackwell vice president, Ace Wood treasurer, Jim Holcomb general manager. East Highlands range on Orange and Third streets will be open daily. Board members include Gevedon Mead Hale Weeks Addy O'Brien Taylor Wood. For more information call 793-4014.
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Inland Fish and Game Conservation Association
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Sees Aretary
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Ace Wood
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Third Streets
East Highlands
Bill Gevedon
Magnus Mead
Ray Hale
Bud Weeks
Tom Addy
Jack O’brien
Ralph Taylor
Yawl Robin Wins Annual Bermuda Race
Ted Hood of Marblehead Mass skippered the 52 foot yawl Robin to victory in the 23rd Newport to Bermuda race. The yacht completed 635 miles in three days six hours four minutes and nineteen seconds and was declared winner on time handicaps after crossing St Davids Head as the 17th finisher.
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UPI
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St. David's Head
Robbins dominates in California junior tennis action
Top seeded F A Robbins of Salt Lake City won two matches to stay unbeaten in the California state junior event. In sailing, Hood wins class C while rival smaller yachts fall behind on corrected times. In tennis, Kathy Kraft of Tulsa upset in girls 18 singles and Denise Carter of Los Altos cruised to a 6 2 6 0 win on the Naid Good News secured class A honors on corrected time.
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UPI
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Bermuda
St. David's Head
Bruce Kellock
Richmond
Ondine
Penn Roscoe Tanner
Lookout
Kathy ‘Kraft
Tulsa
Okla
Downing
Patty Ann Reese
Sloop
Good News
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Fla
Denise Carter
Los Altos
Jakoby
Janet Tokerud
Isbrandsten
Riverside
Major League Leaders and Schedule Notes
Major league leaders and standings show Detroit atop the American League with a 46 26 record and a .639 pace. Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Oakland Boston California New York Chicago Washington also listed with diverse records. Thursday results include Boston losing to Cleveland 3 2 with rain delaying some games. complete scheduling details follow with tonight and tomorrow matchups across divisions and cities.
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Sutton Shines in Relief as Dodgers Edge Giants in 11th
Don Sutton, Baltimore-like relief work, stifled the San Francisco Giants over four innings as Los Angeles beat Juan Marichal 6-5 in 11 innings. Zoilo Versalles crushed an 11th inning homer to seal the win. Sutton improved to 4-7 while Marichal fell to 14-3. Willie McCovey homered twice for the Giants, Len Gabrielson and Ken Boyer contributed for the Dodgers, and the game featured a late sequence with Mays and Hiatt.
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UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
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Dodgers
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Zoilo Versalles
Walter Alston
Alston
Giants
Reds
Tony Cloninger
Willie McCovey
Bill Singer
Marichal
Candlestick Park
L.A
Len Gabrielson
Giant
Ken Boyer
Versalles
Jack Hiatt
Tom Haller
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Pony League slate at Moore Junior High and Community Field
A trio of Pony League and Farm level games are set, with two Pony games at Community Field and one at Moore Junior High. Farm Mi nor and Major matchups are also scheduled at Community Field, outlining a busy local baseball schedule.
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Moore Junior High
Community Field
Aaron Brotherly Shadow Lit By Braves 4 3 Win Over Phillies
Tommie Aaron sparked the Atlanta Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies as Hank Aaron watched, with Tommie delivering run scoring singles in the fifth and seventh innings. Joe Torre opened the scoring and Deron Johnson aided a seventh inning rally, aiding Pat Jarvis to his eighth win. Elsewhere, the Mets beat the Astros 3-1 and the Dodgers edged the Giants in 11 innings as Ed Charles and Cleon Jones provided key hits. Don Cardwell earned the win for New York in Houston.
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Don Cardwell
Olympic Trials Meet Opens at Los Angeles Coliseum
In Pomona California the UPI reports final preparations for the 1968 Olympic Trials at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles. About 260 competitors including two defending Olympic champions are set to compete over the weekend with many staying at Cal Poly Pomona. Former gold medalists Bob Schul and Al Oerter headline a strong field seeking to defend and recapture Olympic titles, with Ralph Boston aiming to reclaim the long jump crown. Coliseum manager Bill Nicholas notes the track will be at peak condition for record bids and expects another batch of records to fall.
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Calif
Oerter
Ralph Boston
Bill Nicholas
Coliseum
Scuba Class to Start at High School Pool
Scuba diving instructions at the high school swimming pool will begin tomorrow at 8 a.m. Robert Chambers summer swimming supervisor announced. Swimmers registered for the class should bring fees and report to Carl Graves, instructor. The class will meet every Saturday through August.
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Yankees Sign Four Top Draft Picks
New York Yankees announce signings of four top selections from the recent free agent draft. Ken Johnson at shortstop, Steve Kogut as catcher, Adrian Kent in center field, and George Zeber among the new signees.
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UPI
New York Yankees
Ken’ ‘Johnson
Steve Kogut
Adrian Kent
George Zeber
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