Colt Rookies Face Pony Colts In Early Double Bill At Stadium
Colt Rookies play the second game at 8 30 p m with Pony Colt players still selling $1 tickets for advance admission to a San Francisco event. Coaches and organizers from Paul Hage and Brad Shear Jr. promote ticket sales, with a Frat stadium warmup jacket prize for top sellers. Colt Leagues 13 to 16 lay out plans for an All Star series as coaches chart progress and bids for future events at Artoh Stadium.
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Unclear score details spark late night baseball chatter
Disjointed OCR notes reference players like Gary and Ruth, talks of walks and hits, and a Cleveland Indians victory over Washington with scattered mentions of Division standings, Baltimore beating New York, and Minnesota leading Oakland. Names and numbers are garbled but indicate a baseball recap with late game commentary.
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Tehby kencheen unveils trophies at Ukiah women’s event
Dede Finn claimed the Joe Webs trophy for first place over Archie Clarke by one up on the 18th green in the Weber nine‑hole division. Weber tourney medalist went to Dery Giniér. Jihe Saxoh was a rising star in the Wetee.
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Red Rolfe Dies After Illness in New Hampshire
Robert Red Rolfe, famed Third Baseman for the New York Yankees and former Dartmouth athletic director, died at home after a chronic kidney condition. Rolfe captained Dartmouth in 1931, joined the Yankees in 1934, played 1935 through 1941 with the Bronk Bombers, and later retired. He lived on Gowver Hong Island in the lake region and is survived by his widow.
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Raiders open camp with rookie tilt July 21
United Press International reports Oakland Raiders veterans report to camp as rookies begin drills at the Oakland Coliseum. Open practice leads to a game against the Dallas Cowboys Fury. ticket sales start Friday at Raider outlets across the Bay Area.
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Forty Niners report for Santa Barbara training
Forty two players including veterans and schedule details report to the University of California at Santa Barbara for pre season training. Actual on field work starts Monday with various tests and drills. veterans report July 20.
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Pony All Stars add names to 1969 Ukiah sectional draw
In a draft listing, Pony All Stars announce selected players and officials for the 1969 Ukiah Sectional Poly Ke Rive AD-Star Tournament. Organizers include Al Bechtil as journey director and Tom Parker as assistant chairman with Rich Furner and Paul Jack as chief umpire.
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Cubs Visit Sparks crowd at Shia for tense Mets tilt
A 55,095 turnout at Shia watched the Cubs visit the Mets in a late innings drama on the West Coast. Koosman started, Hart mopped up, and a rookie changed the mood as fans and fathers recalled Vietnam while the game edged toward a close pinched by late at bats.
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Brady Keyes to retire and fund NFL pension plan
Pittsburgh sports note reports Brady Keys announced his retirement from football to focus on business and to donate at least 15000 annually to the NFL Players Pension Fund, pledging ongoing support beyond retirement. The story notes Keyes as a defensive back and references his restaurant ventures named All-Pro Chicken.
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