Giants Drop Nailbiter in Busch Stadium Series
San Francisco loses a 6-5 heartbreaker to St. Louis at Busch Stadium, trailing the Cardinals by 1½ games in the NL standings. Dodgers’ Gilliam, known as the cool man, delivers clutch hits as Los Angeles stays within a half game of first. Other NL results include Mets, Pirates, Cubs, and Braves in action. AL scores feature Yankees and Red Sox in tight finishes.
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California sports bills pass and fail in 1963 session
Sacramento report details how the 1963 California legislature saved boxing while failing to act on many sports issues. Gov Brown eyed a special session to finish bills on boxing, wrestling, hunting, boating, and deer management, with few measures ultimately advancing.
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Mantle Tosses Crutches as Return Ahead July 11
Mickey Mantle, nearly healed from a broken left foot, had his crutches removed after X-rays. Dr. Sidney Gaynor said he should be ready to rejoin the New York Yankees after the All Star break, aiming for July 11 against the Angels in Los Angeles. Mantle will be off the disabled list July 7 and not in the All Star Game.
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Double Nascar Points Friday Night At Ukiah Fairgrounds
Northern California race night returns with a double points main event at the 12th District Fairgrounds Ukiah featuring top contenders Bill Deschamps Lakeport with 148 points and Bob Campbell 228 points chasing the lead as Stockton’s Jack McCoy tops the standings with 385 points. Heat races highlight the program as Eddie and Ray Graziano debut the damaged but renewed No 13 car at 8:30 p.m.
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Speed Boat Veteran Dies of Blood Clot
MIAMI UPI Speed boat veteran Sam Griffith 53 died in a Miami hospital from a blood clot. A decorated World War II hero, he set records including 38 hours 28 minutes for a 1,257 mile Miami to New York race and helped found the Miami to Nassau power boat race.
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AFL seeks revival plan for Jets and Raiders
The American Football League executive committee focused on reviving the New York Jets and Oakland Raiders during a two day summer meeting. A key issue discussed was whether to approve a resolution altering rights related to the two franchises as owners weigh options.
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Dolphins Seek Leaders in Chico Meet for 1963 Start
Ukiah Dolphins prepare to open their season Saturday at 9 against Chico Aqua Jets, aiming to reverse last year’s 97 42 defeat. Veterans like Ron Northrop Pam Bones and Tina McAllister lead a push to develop new star swimmers and spark team spirit through leadership and teamwork.
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Pete Friedrichsen
Karen Hunter
Edna Anderson
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Kittleland
Ottawa Rough Riders sign UOP star Watkins
UPI reports University of the Pacific coach John Rohde protested Ottawa's signing of star end Ted Watkins, who still had a year of college eligibility left. Rohde called the move a stab in the back and filed a protest with Canadian Football League commissioner Sid Halter.
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Raiders First Chance at All Players Released by Leagues
The Raiders will consider every released player from the American and National leagues as well as Canadian teams, seeking fresh talent. This broad pool could provide immediate depth and options for the roster upgrade.
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Grand-Slam Power Lifts Chevrons in Pony League Win
Jim Slack powered a grand slam and added a single with three runs scored as the Chevrons pounded Palace Sport and Hobby Shop 13-5 in Pony League action on 10 hits. Chuck Pacini contributed a two-run homer, while Larry Laing Steve Barbose and Mike McNeill rifled three doubles among five opponent hits and four RBIs came from Pack Orme Barbose Royce Westeniand Pat McCormack.
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