Giants Rally Past Phillies For 6 5 Victory In Opener
The Giants beat the Phillies 6 to 5 as Bonds sparked a late rally. Perry pitched well into the seventh before the Phillies tied the game. Giants finally pulled away with two late runs. Sadecki remains a key starter as they chase a second-place finish, trailing the Cubs by two games.
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CBS TV chief warns of overexposure in football telecasts
Moezell Robert Mosel reports on William C. MacPhail president of CBS-TV voicing concern over excessive football broadcasts and rising costs. He notes many homes with multiple sets, rising production from five to fifteen cameras, and sponsors paying about 70 000 dollars per minute. He cites soccer ratings, baseball scoring issues, and potential shifts toward hockey and golf exposure, hoping for broader national acceptance.
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Emmerton Reaches 100 Miles in Death Valley Marathon
SHOSHONE California Australia’s Bill Emmerton hit the 100 mile mark Tuesday in his 190 mile run from Scotty’s Castle toward Las Vegas Nevada. A spokesman said he expected to finish Thursday despite a few blisters and was in good spirits and condition.
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Ukiah Valley Softball Playoffs Stirling History Echoes
In Giel’s Softball in Ukiah Valley the Swingers lead with 4-0 as final regular season games approach Friday night at 8 p m against the Blue Blazers who stand 2-2. The Circle of standings shows Warrioretts and Turtles at 6:30 p m Sunday with other teams 2-2 or 1-3. The exhibition Bees beat the Blue Blazers 3-1 in Santa Rosa as players Cubow Van Patten Crawford Scroggins and Bernard starred for Sebastopol.
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Turtles
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Charley Brown
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Mikie Howard
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Warriorettes
Sebastopol Bees
Santa Rosa
Dorothy Cubow
Flo van Patten
Jane Crawford
Irene Scroggins
Joe Bernard
Cal names Craig Car Track Ride as assistant coach
Berkeley California March 1968 notice announces Craig Car Track Ride, a 25 year old triple jump former Fresno State graduate and Olympic Trials runner up, named assistant freshman track coach at the University of California starting November 1 under athletic director Paul Brechler. Dave Maggard also named assistant two months earlier to report to head coach Sam Bell.
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Mexico City
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Sam Bell
Nolan Not So Sure of 49ers
GOLETA Calif UPI One ex Dallas man likes the San Francisco Forty Niners future but another is not so sure Harold Hays optimistic about the club after being traded from the Cowboys He says the Forty Niners are as good as any team in the league Nolan former Dallas assistant coach now runs the 49ers and urges adding a first string tackle to replace Walter Rogl and bolster depth on offense and defense He also praises the defensive line and mentions Hindmany Miller Knnegetya and Relend Lakes with limited readable details
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Raiders Slice Nine After Scrimmaging
In Santa Rosa California on Tuesday the Oakland Raiders cut nine players including Rich Zecker defensive tackle from Cincinnati along with Bill Keating Charlie Green Jim Todd Art Robinson Don Ford Marv Hubbard John Harper and Larry Plantz. Coach John Rauch pushed a hard training camp day with a morning partial scrimmage and an afternoon full scrimmage while Ken Stabler returned from knee surgery and showed sharp passing but limited knee pressure.
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Art Robinson
Don Ford
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Oaklanders
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Ken Stabler
Benefit game honors late Dr King in New York
A special benefit basketball game will be played in the Singer Bowl Flushing New York to honor the late Dr Martin Luther King. The event announced by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference New York Mayor Lindsay and Oscar Robertson will feature 30 NBA players and take place on August 15 according to UPI reports.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Oscar "Robertson
National Basketball. Association
Griffith Defeats Harris to Entice Benvenuti Rematch
Emile Griffith stopped Gypsy Joe Harris in 12 rounds in Philadelphia to claim a title shot at Nino Benvenuti. The Virgin Islander dominated after round four in front of 13,875 fans, with a $118,389 gate. Griffith projected a $175,000 purse against Benvenuti, while Harris vowed to rebound from his first defeat and regain form.
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Fast boxing night features hard blows and bold comebacks
In a four round bout Griffiths Harris, wearing red trunks and red shoes, lands a stiff head shot in the fourth round but Griffiths, 30, uses ring craft to push him to the ropes and land body and head blows. Separately, Y A Tittle completes a second two touchdowns in his pro football career.
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Schaldach Dies After Heart Attack in California
Attorney Henry W. Schaldach, a UC football star from 1930 to 1932 and a Shrine Game standout, died Tuesday of a heart attack in his San Carlos area law offices at age 58. He capped his college career by scoring all points for the West in the 1933 Shrine Game, 21 to 13.
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San Carlos
Private Homes Offer Olympic Housing Yet
LOS ANGELES UPI 17,000 beds in private homes were made available during the October Olympic Games in Mexico City. Hotels are booked to capacity, and Eduardo Chavez director of Olympic Housing in Mexico City says most homes are as good or better than the best hotels.
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Olympic Housing
Charity Horse Races Set at Bay Meadows Dates
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Sunday horse racing with pari mutuel betting will be staged at Bay Meadows on September 15 and September 29 for the first time in nearly 30 years. The California Horse Racing Board granted the two dates for charity to the Tanforan Racing Association's Charities Foundation. All profits will go to the foundation.
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Tanforan Racing Association
Charities Foundation
Turning Over A New Leaf Brings Fresh Blossoms
A concise note highlights how new beginnings yield visible growth as leaves unfold into blossoms, symbolizing renewal and renewal in nature during the season.
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