Sarbos Named Director of Athletics and Football at Panbotey State
Honolulu UPI reports Phil Sarbos has been appointed director of athletics and football at Panbotey State Rainbow, after a 1-9 season. The Hawi Thomas H. team posted a 10 4 3 7 5 record and five Far West Conference titles. Sarbos, born in Alaska, played football at Washington State and pro baseball three years, with coaching stints in multiple sports. His son Joe has transferred to Humboldt State in Arcata, California, for the past two seasons.
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Track Coach Dean Blewett Starts 36th Year at SRJC
Santa Rosa Junior College confirms Dick Blewett will again coach track for the 1966 season, marking his 38th year with the Bear Cubs. A UC Berkeley graduate and long-time coach, Blewett has served as athletic director, football, basketball, and tennis coach, and remains a premier figure in SRJC athletics. The article notes his prior roles, history with the Golden Valley Conference champion 1963 track team, and his status as an acclaimed, versatile coach.
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Milwaukee Braves antitrust suit hits court move to Atlanta
Wisconsin circuit judge Elmer W. Roller ordered the Braves to answer a suit seeking to block or condition the transfer of the National League team from Milwaukee to Atlanta. The case argues the move violates Wisconsin antitrust and common law. Braves executives in Atlanta downplay the ruling as a preliminary matter while Georgia courts have ordered them to play in Atlanta under a 25 year stadium lease.
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Clay and Jones Pursue Long Awaited Rematch
US heavyweight contender Sonny Jones accuses Cassius Clay of dodging a planned rematch after their controversial 1963 bout. Jones, who has since fought four times with four knockouts, urges Clay to fight him next, or risk remaining inactive while the public recalls their famed MSG clash.
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Harrington Beats Carter In Honolulu Bout For Decison
In Honolulu, Stan Harrington 155 outpointed Hurricane Carter 134 in a ten round lightweight bout. Patterson, New Jersey provided the official at ringside.
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Jim McAuley To Head SRJC Baseball Staff
Jim McAuley will lead Santa Rosa Junior College baseball for the 1986 season. A Humboldt State grad with a masters in physical education and prior coaching at Arcata High and City College of San Francisco, he has six years coaching football and baseball, is married with two children, and previously served as an assistant football coach.
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World's Top Swimmers Meet in Bremen Invitational
World's top swimmers travel to Bremen Germany for an indoor invitational. Australian star Revert Berry and Kevin Berry headline the field racing against American rivals like Greg Buckingham Jim Edwards Timan Pokey Watson and Martha Randall. The 25 meter pool means no official records, but fast times and showdowns are anticipated.
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Helgeson Named New Golf Coach for 1966 Season
The Santa Rosa Junior College Bear Cubs name ners Helgeson as the new golf coach for the 1966 season replacing Bob Mastin who is on sabbatical. Helgeson will coach golf and also teach swimming health and physical education while holding an MA in physical education. He previously worked at Downey High School in the Los Angeles area and is a reserve Army major.
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Spectacle at 1966 U S Figure Skating Championships
At Berkeley California UPI reports Scott Ethan Allen 17 makes a bid to reclaim senior men’s singles title as 1966 national championships open. Gary Visconti, Kristine Fortune, Dennis Sveum, Lovna Dyer and others compete as ice conditions disrupt practice at Iceland Arena prior to events.
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Royals Top Celtics in First Place Battle
The Cincinnati Royals beat the Boston Celtics 113-161 to seize first in the East as Oscar Robertson starred with support from Adrian Smith. Jerry Lucas added 32 rebounds and 18 points while Sam Jones led Boston with 24.
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Mantle Recuperates. Kubek Announces Retirement
Rochester Mayo Clinic spokesman said New York Yankees slugger Mickey Mantle remained in satisfactory condition the day after shoulder surgery on Tuesday. Teammate Tony Kubek announced his retirement, citing a pinched spinal nerve.
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Koufax and Mays Honored at 6th MLB Dinner
Sandy Koufax received the Dickie Kerr Award and Willie Mays earned the Tris Speaker Award at the 6th annual Major League Baseball Dinner. Koufax thanked teammates for a good year and noted his team finished fifth. Mays praised the game and commented on the NL’s strong pitching.
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Seals Snap Four-Game Slide With Vancouver Victory
The San Francisco Seals beat the Canucks 2-1 in Vancouver Tuesday behind Wayne Maxner’s 8:37 goal in the third period. Michel Harvey also scored as Villemure stopped 43 attempts. Wayne Connelly assisted on both Seals scores, amid injuries and rested players.
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Skiing The National Forests boosts rural economy
The Forest Service oversees 154 national forests hosting 169 ski slopes drawing 5 to 7 million skiers yearly. Private firms install and maintain facilities, paying a cut to the government while aiding rural jobs and schools. over 80 percent of West ski developments occur in forests. A revised 18 page pamphlet lists ski areas, lifts, overnights, and safety tips timed with National Ski Week proclaimed by President Johnson.
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Mel Hein Jr Enters Golden Gate Indoor Meet
Mel Hein Jr the pole vaulter and son of Giants great has entered the fourth annual Golden Gate invitational indoor track meet in San Francisco. He set a meet record of 16 feet 5 inches at last year’s Cow Palace competition and is regarded as one of the world’s top vaulters.
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