Memorial, Granada Clash For Final, Kennedy Triumphs
In a rain soaked semifinal, Kennedy beat JFK 6 3 to reach the finals while Granada edged Memorial to reach consolation. Irvington pitchers held the Granada attack to a few hits as Heaton and team mates delivered timely runs, with Kennedy securing a decisive late rally.
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Little League cancels World Series for under 12s
The Little League Baseball Inc chairman said there will be no World Series for boys under 12 but regional championships may continue. Senior and big league World Series will proceed, with Taiwan and Chinese entrants allowed in senior events if regional champions qualify. officials cited health concerns and misinterpretation of the cancellation.
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Miss Fremont Opens Season with Fest Ball Toss
Carol Jean Baker helps Fremont National Youth Baseball start strong by throwing the first pitch at Line School yesterday. Nine year old Maselli waits for the next throw as the crowd watches the opening activity.
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Koko tops Yapps mark at Kennedy Relays
Koko of San Pablo Sunset High set an all time South County record in the 20 few hurdles at Contra Costa College Kennedy Relays as he finished narrowly behind, with teammate Bob Storer unplaced after a 41.2 clocking. Multiple South County athletes posted strong shows including Bill Burrell, Steve Guidici, Hal Rooney and Washington shot put efforts.
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Wade Casals upset top seed to win Bridgestone doubles
England's Virginia Wade and Jose Casals of the United States toppled top seeds Billie Jean King and Casals 7 6 6 4 to claim the $100000 Bridgestone Women's Tennis doubles title before a standing crowd at the Yoyogi Olympic gym. First prize was $15000 with the runners up earning $31000.
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Gerulitas Upsets Laver In St Louis Tennis Final
Fourth seed Gerulitas of the Blues Group stunned Rod Laver in St Louis to reach the S000 Kaas Tennis Case finals. The 20 year old, youngest in the Blues Group, faces payer for a $1200 top prize in a Sunday title match after overcoming Laver in a dramatic three-set semifinal. Gerulitas broke Laver early in the third set and surged from a 3-1 deficit to win seven straight games.
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Magnolia golf lead heats final round in tense finish
Amateur Max Tallas of Jackson Miss shares lead entering Sunday's rounds as Nate Stark two rounds into the Magnolia event scores five under par while the field tightens to 75. McCullough, Talas, and Stark headline a blustery Saturday with early birdies and a 4 foot eagle putt shaping the outcome.
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UCLA tops Oregon in vaults and relays in Eugene
Petre Mike Tully starred with a vault to set a meet mark, lifting UCLA past Oregon as Miles Hatfield tied an Oregon record in vault and Ron Moores led a UCLA 440 relay win. Kotinek won the long jump and the high hurdles, while Brown anchored the 440 and UCLA swept several events.
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Aggie runners sweep distance events to beat Hornets 93 73
In Sacramento California Aggie runners swept the four distance races on Saturday defeating the Sacramento State Hornets Crack team 93 to 73. Davis led the effort with wins across the events and helped secure the meet for the Aggies. The Hornets struggled in the sprints and field events as Aggie athletes dominated the distance lineup.
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