Dolphin swim awards highlight 1990 season
The dolphin swim meet honors showcase top boy and girl trophies across age groups with David Puser 24 points and Nancy Maghetti 224 points leading girls, Rick Cleland 162 points top boys, while runners up include Tammy Ford and Valera Bawden. Coach scoutman emphasizes balanced strokes and group growth for next season with entries open for Marin B meet.
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Suzanne
Soro
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Chile
Suse Ward
David Puser
Matt McKeon
Glen Houser
Mark Caricemi
Nancy Maghett
Pavidee
John Stod
Cathy Davis
Angell
Robin Reébichart
Linda McChesney
Rick Cleland
Rick
Dolphin
Pees
Annette Cagle
Hinine Shore
Doug’ Banker
Eric
Nbelinees
Aon Ford
Delon
T . Rection
Acauttman
Aeagon Ag
Rita Sperry
Wee
Aigath
Humboldt State gridders hold Friday physicals and drills
Humboldt State College football players convene Friday for physical exams at 9 30 a m with contact drills to begin Monday. Coach Bud Van Deren greets Ukiah veteran Dan Hook and highlights core candidates including Fred Austin Potter Valley Steve Short Len Gotschalk and alumni Bill Hook and Dan Hook ahead of September games at Southern Oregon and the Arcata home debut.
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Bud van Deren
Humboldt State College
Conta Bessions
van Doren
Ukiah
Dan Hook
South America
Potter Valley
Fred Austin
Humboldt
Napa J.C
Add Willits’ Strong
Steve Short
Napa JC
Clear Lake
Len ‘Gotschalk
Santa Rosa J.C
Mendocino Lake
Bill Hook
Dan
P.m
Southern Oregon
Oregon Tsr
Arcata
Upsets mark tennis play at U.S. Open
Forest Hills report on opening round upsets in the 137000 dollar U.S. Open. Tony Roche wearing a copper bracelet defeated Bob Lutz in four sets 9 11 64 6 4 9 7. Rod Laver, Arthur Ashe, Cliff Drysdale and Jaime Pinto Bravo posted wins as the field of 64 advanced.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPI
Tony Roche
Laver
Australia
U.S
Luis Garcia
Mexico
Jaime Pinto Bravo
Chile
Ashe
Dick Stockton
En City
Red
Dick Crealy
Cossacks Begin Sonoma State Football Preparations
Approximately 70 football candidates report Sunday for physical exams and equipment at Sonoma State College to form the 1969 SSC Cossacks. Head coach Lloyd Helgeson aims to mold a polished team for the opener against Western Arizona on September 20 at Rohnert Park. Two-a-day drills run through early September as transfers from junior colleges and local high schools join the roster.
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SSC Cossacks
Lloyd Helgeson
Wesern Arizona
Rohnert Park
Sonoma
California
Sonoma State
J.C
Benjie Guerra
Hartnell J.C
Bennie
Robert Depippio
Billerton
Ence
Marin J.C
Trevor Benedict
Charles Rada
Jett Teather
San Joaquin Valley
Bernard Jones
Modesto
Richard Lewandowski
Taft
Behrid ‘Alvarado
Ukiah High
Scholdtory
Sonomud
Santa Rosa J.C
Jack Trujil
San Matéo J.C
Hermon Manuel
Hogan High School
Vallejo
Redwood Empire
Manuel
Hogan
Helgeson
Carl’ Peterson
Loyola High School
Los Angeles
Peterson
Bob Donlan
Ponlan
Donlan
University of Nevada
Dave
Francis
Sacramento State
Will
Charlie Bird
Pacific University
Texas teams tangle and Keyes signs pact
United Press International reports eyes on the Astrodome for a pro football clash between Houston Oilers and Dallas Cowboys. A separate game in Reading features Purdue All-America Keyes signing a rookie holdout and joining the Eagles to prep for Saturday action.
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Astrodome
Oilers
Dallas Cowboys
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Reading
Eagles
Greet ‘Keyes
Purdue
Pence
Tisconindot
Orioles extend streak as rival losses mount
United Press International reports a sweeping set of scores across majors with Baltimore's Orioles roaring ahead as Oakland tumbles. Frank Robinson is cited in fading fragments while Detroit and Washington and Boston wins are noted amid a flurry of homers and short summaries.
Reds win third in row over Cubs leaders
Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 63 to stay within one game of the San Francisco Giants as Alex Johnson and another Reds batter homered. Other slates saw San Francisco nip Philadelphia 8 7 in 10 innings and several AL games with New York, Boston and Detroit winning on varied scores. Cloninger improved to 9 14 in a Reds relief effort, while Niekro earned his 18th win.
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Chicago Cubs
Asay
Alex Johnson
Reds
Gine
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San Francisco
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Tony Cloninger
Clay Carroll
Ken Holtzman
Jim Davenport
Willie McCovey
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Frank Linzy
Phil Niekro
Pirates
Doug Rader
Gibson
Tom Griffin
Griffin
Fred Gladding
Bill Singer
Dodgers
Giants
Willie Davis
Expos
Jerry Koosman
Mets
New Yorkers
Kosman
Dale Brown
Cubs
Blue Moon Odom May Miss Season With Arm Tear
Detroit UPI reports Oakland A's star pitcher John Blue Moon Odom may miss the rest of the season due to a torn muscle in his throwing arm. The injury threatens the team’s rotation as Odom has been the brightest spark in the staff this year.
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Odom
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Foundry Founder Supplied War of 1812 Ordnance
Joseph McClurg opened Pittsburghs first foundry in 1805 and during the War of 1812 supplied cannon howitzers shells and balls to Commodore Oliver Perry on Lake Erie and to General Andrew Jackson at New Orleans, securing munitions for major battles.
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Pittsburgh
McClurg
Oliver Perry
Lake Erie
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
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