Berkeley anger over People's Park soccer clash and turf battle
In Berkeley a dispute over a vacant UC lot used for a proposed soccer field sparks protests. The piece frames soccer’s culture clash, student activism, and police response as part of a broader history, noting riots, tear gas, and broader town versus university tensions.
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Aaron and McCovey shine with confidence in big nights
Hank Aaron crushed his 524th career homer as the Braves edged the Pirates 3-1. Willie McCovey hit two homers, his 18th and 19th, powering the Giants to a 4-0 win over the Phillies. Aaron tied Mickey Mantle for third on the all time list with his 14th of the season. Jerry Lucas of Cincinnati Royals announced retirement after six seasons to focus on business ventures with Cook Coffee Co. Lucas, 29, leaves with six all star selections and MVP honors in 1964, plus top NBA rebounding records. The Royals maintain a five year deal with two years left. Tommie Lucas scored in the fifth inning for Cincinnati as New York beat San Diego 5-3 and Los Angeles topped the inning elsewhere.
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Bobcats Lead At Central Track Meet With Records
Ohio University holds the team lead as the 44th Central Collegiate Conference Track Championships near completion at Bowling Green. Dave Leitch set a hammer throw record of 176 feet 9 inches, Kent State's Art Coolidge ran the six mile in 28 55, and Sid Sink won the 3000 meter steeplechase in 9 03.2. Team standings place Ohio U first, Kansas second, then Bowling Green, with several others trailing.
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Northfield Racing Results show multiple heats and payouts
Racing card lists winners and payoffs from Northfield. Fast Bowirtchmp Comet 5 and Dud 6.2 share top times, with Daily Double paid 6.40. Notable placers include Notre Dame 340 Time 2.07.2 and Windy Mindy 2.06. Features and betting totals cited: Handle 370,742 and Perfevia 2.
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Stan's Villa Wins 11-5 In Elyria Slow Pitch League
Stan's Villa defeated the Oh Boys 11 to 5 as Dick Middleton pitched a 11 hitter. Hitting leaders for Stan's include Middleton Wykrent Kehl Kai ser Cabbil Filak and for Oh Boys Bob Newberry Neiding Adams with multiple safeties.
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Brewer regains form to lead Western Golf Tourney
Gay Brewer, 37, regains his touch with improved putting to take a one stroke lead after a 136 second round in Midlothian Illinois. Frank Beard Dick Rhyan and Rocky Thompson chase at 137 while Ken Still stands at 138. a group of eight others remain in contention.
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Speedway at Lorain County: Powder Puff Derby and Stock Cars
Heavy traffic at Lorain County Speedway hosts six super sprint heats and two Rat Racer events on the big three mile oval with top names like Ernie Lowe Baldy Baker and Paul Baumhauer. Women racers Karen Miles Wilma Roberts Leona Ramsey Judy Howard lead the Powder Puff lineup as qualifying begins at 5 pm.
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Fire devastates Saratoga harness track killing 43 horses
A general alarm fire at Saratoga harness track Barn J killed 43 Standardbreds including Jostle Yankee Adam and Dunkirk. Loss exceeds 500000. Trainer Harold Story and others lost most of their stock. Adio Bet survived. Track president Morris arranging a relief fund amid ongoing investigation. In LA Rams sign Larry Smith and two rookies.
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Bowling results feature strong showings from Carter and Noellert
Matthews and Carter 7 1 defeat Schroeder and Cline 4 4 while Shepard and Reisig 7 1 downed Gasserd and Scheer 3 5 Four total teams posted 4 0 results Ruth and Herr 4 4 topped Nollert and Nite meyer 1 7 Moore and McWain 4 4 defeated Morehouse and Frame 4 4 Top series Grady Carter 599 John Noellert 521 Betsy McWain 414 High games Carter 229 214 Noellert 186 Schroeder 149
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