Fremont Youth and Little League Openers Set Tomorrow
Fremont National Youth Baseball and Fremont American Little League launch the extensive Fremont area program with opening ceremonies at Marshall School starting 11 a.m. Tomorrow. American Little League minor and major teams will play two innings of exhibition baseball. Fremont National Youth Baseball will hold regular games and a pancake breakfast at Walters Junior High, with four major matchups planned.
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Fremont
Fremont American
John F. Kennedy
Walters Junior High
Opening Day Set For Fremont Youth Leagues all spring
Sports editor notes 25 special events for the pancake breakfast at 7:30 AM and 2 PM first games as major divisions kickoff. Pee Wee and Minor League seasons start Monday with a new inter league playoff by Fremont Baseball Inc. Niles Centerville and Fremont American Little Leagues begin a week later. Opening days planned across Newark Centerville Union City and more. Jupiter Pluvius joke ends column with playful myth mash up about rain delays.
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Betro It Am
Ceretonia
Schultze 76
Fremont National Youth ‘League
Fremont Baseball Inc
Juty
Niles Centerville
Fremont American Little Leagues
Newark Naional
Newark
American
Centervile American
Centerville National
Union City West National
FBI Southern Division
FBI
Fremont Girls Sports Association
Fremont
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Irvington Little League
Mission San Jose Little League
Jupiter Pluvius
Argus
Jupiter Pluvis
Jupiter
Pluvius
Angus Sports Desk
Jupiter Phygius
Nevers Never Land
Pink Khal wins Hospital purse at Golden Gate Fields
Diaz aboard Pink Khal defeats Win For Me Gary by a length and a half in the Providence Hospital Guild Purse at Golden Gate Fields. Caroline finished third as Lady with A Bonnet was fourth in the seven-horse field on the muddy track. six furlongs in 1:12. A. L. Diaa rode Pink Khal at 30.40. Lambert to ride Minette Miss in the Val Jafo Handicap at Bay Area tomorrow. he was the fifth-leading jockey at Santa Anita this winter.
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Albany
Magdalena Navez
Pink Khal
Gary
Providence Hospital Guild
Golden Gate Fields
Caroline
A. L. Diaa
Jerty Lambert
Bay Area
J. M. Grossman
Lambert
Santa Anita
Valley Air Frey
Jing
AMSIL
Lisa
Enher
Trivno Weier
Cabatire
Raving
Kissin
Susie Rodrigome
Louisa Jennings
Farrel Bay
Forks
Adore Ribot Res
Tcahteruay Roar Coose
Bo Lina
Wankle
Swislune
Harrigan Cabilro
Malden
Jeanige
Calif
Jolly Pigate Pierce Estat Clairing
Sage Veleke Nara Farrel Boy
Canterbury
Rod
Harris
Phyllis Perce
Gonzalez
Betty Dear Cooper
Sleteborgs
San Lily
Rodriguez Weast Srosada Beneater
Pricheta Orhas
Phyllis
Seventeenth Race Entries Mention Various Horses and Purses
The report lists multiple race entries and purses with horse names such as SILKY, BONOVA, GAL, and WIN FOX ME ONLY among others. It notes times, placements, and associated jockeys or owners in a fragmented way with several numbers and identifiers scattered throughout.
Delta fishing action not impressive by Pat Quense
Delta fishing reports show striped bass small on average with five pounders common at West Island and few larger catches. Catfish slow and crappie small while bass four to six pounds surface in back sloughs. Cliff House Isleton notes better action with trollers aiding catch rates and salmons near Duxbury promising.
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Pat Quense
Delta
Ken Gerhand
West Island
Isleton
del Smith
Cat
Duxbury
Striper activity varies along California rivers and bays
Anglers report modest striper action from Los Molinos to Colusa stretch of the Sacramento River with mostly small males. Few hefty females expected for weeks. bait and trolling used, sturgeon and occasional kingfish and perch noted. Berkeley and Crockett reports show scattered catches, anchovy as favored bait, boats wait for better bites. overall limits uncommon, fishing fair to slow.
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Los Molinos
Colusa
Sacramento
Colusa Bridge
Chris Fulster
American
Brickyards
Gerca Berl
Freeport
Clarksburg
George Kerr
Berkeley
Crockett
Suisun
Rockwall
San Pablo
Flowder
Dan Owyang
Richmond
Elfin
Unclear sports cards and race results fragment
A garbled OCR of a sports results page lists several names, numbers, and team references. Key items mention I-16 miles, Chargers Bay, Captain, Gonzales, Ivey, and Diamond among others, with scattered scores and placements, but many words are indecipherable. The fragment resembles a combined results rail with horse, boat, or racing style markings and incomplete team labels.
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Tsiasherman
Salmet
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Ceay bin Kary
Charger's Bay
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50th State wins Newark Recreation C Volleyball title
Soih State Athletic Club clinched the Newark Recreation Department C Volleyball League crown with 15-2 and 15-4 victories over Lekel's. The pair gives Soih State a 10-0 season record. Snooke Sih Frank Yasunara and Edward Riche starred for 50th State. Center ville Teachers beat Warriors 7-15 11-11 and 15-13 but lost to the Suamracks.
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Sot State Athletic Club
Newark Recreation Department
Soih State
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Frank Yasunara
Iwward Riche
Centerville
Warriors
Suamracks
Ohio State Coach Chambers Resigns for Toronto Return
Ohio State hockey coach Dave Chambers, in his second year with the Buckeyes, resigns to return to his native Toronto Canada to take an instructor and hockey coach role at Ork University.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Dave Chambers
Ohio State
Toronto
Canada
Ork University
Canada Chambers Breaks Through With Buckeyes Hire
Canada Chambers, 31, a two time University of Toronto graduate, posted a 245 record with the Buckeyes last season and owns a 45-14 career mark at Ohio State. He helped secure a Central Collegiate Hockey Association title this year.
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Chambers
University of Toronto
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Central Collegiate Hockey Association
Pioneers rely on pitching as batting lags in 24 games
Ken Hayward and Mel Yearby lead Oak State with .328 and .324 averages as Robinson from Laney College adds .328 and Yearby .324 atop a .227 team batting line. Freshman Ron LaPlante anchors rotation with a 1.32 ERA, while relievers McPhee and Gabel shine despite modest win totals.
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Hayward
Ken Robinson
Mel Yearby
Oak State
Robinson
Oakland
Laney College
Yearby
Mike Trent
Floyd Huendon
Pioneers
Ron LaPlante
Jim McPhee
Starvey Gabel
McPhee
Gabel
Mike Marcoulis
Don Watson
Marcoulis
Watson
Kevin Collins
Brian Shancin
WHS Boosters to Host Barbecue Lunch Sunday
The Stadium Boosters Club sponsors a barbecue steak sandwich lunch Sunday from noon to 4 pm in the Washington High parking lot in front of the new stadium.
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Fremont
Stadium Boosters Club
Washington High
First 410r baseball game played outside U S was Montreal 1962
Elgin Baylor scored 1 point as Lakers beat Celtics, playoff record broken when Baylor surpassed Wilt Chamberlain in a high scoring playoff game. Missing pieces show Wapos beat Stle ns 7 at Montreal.
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U.S
WAPOS
Stlens
Montreal
Cakapa
Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlais
Lakers
Boston
Coast Loop Signups Open for Newark Youth Baseball
Newark Recreation Dept. begins Coast Tague Baseball signups for 9 to 12 year olds not in other leagues. Bring birth or baptism records, pay a $2.50 insurance fee, and register at Graham School or Lincoln and Music schools on set Saturdays. Late signups start May 1 at the Newark Community Center with final deadlines May 3.
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Newark
Newart, Recreation Dept
Graham School
Newart
Lincoln School
Musick School
Newark Community Center
Donations Aid Fremont Gymnastics Club Trampoline Competitor
Donations from Meet Volkswagen Edgren Miters DiGiulia Poniac Premont Lions Club and Framom Jaycoer enable Fremont Gymnastics Club assistant coach Jim Turpin to compete in the National Trampoline Championships in Tennessee this weekend.
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Fremont
Fremont Gymnastica Club
Jim Turpin
Tennesse
Meet Volkswagen
Edgren Mieters
DiGiulia Poniac
Premont Lions Club
Framom Jaycoer
Ohlone Hartnell collide in coast baseball clash
Ohlone College Renegades visit Hartnell Panthers for a two game Coast Conference baseball series. Renegades sit 4-3 in conference, chasing Cabrillo while Hartnell stands 5-3 and seeks revenge after a recent loss. First pitch today at 3 p.m. with a nightcap under lights.
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Salinas
Ohlone College
Renegades
Hartnell Panthers
He Panthers
Dava Esguera
Mike Kelley
Larry Harrison
Steve Owens
Hartnell
Pioneers rank third in FWC track and field meet
Cal State, Chico State, and Sacramento State led a tight Far Western Conference chase with the Pioneers surging to third at the conference championships. Key performers included Art McCollum, Wington Landes, Clarence Brooks, Waymen Levingston, and Ken Bayless, with standout marks across hammer, discus, shot put, and long jump.
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Cal State
Sacramento State
Chico State
Pioneers
Art McCollum
Wington Landés
Clarence Brooks
Waymen Levingston
Ken Bayless
Redsere
SAC
Bowery Asach
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ho—Maems
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Nlie
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Garsia Tech
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Brooks
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Australian stars prepare for Laguna Seca Continental race
Australia’s premier drivers Frank Matich and Kevin Bartlett filed entries for the L&M Continental championship at Laguna Seca in Monterey. Matich, with two Continental starts last year yielding a first and a second, joins Bartlett, who dominated the Tasman Series with a win at Teronga and two thirds and a fourth. Both expect to arrive in the United States late this month for the May 5-7 event, the only Northern California race in the series.
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Monterey
Calif
Australia
Frank Matich
Kevin Bartlet
Laguna Seca
United States
California
Matich
Riverside
Manlerey
Bartlett
Tereonga
Bogs Wins by KO in Copenhagen Bout
Tom Bogs of Fenmars knocked out Mike Pusateri of Boston at 1:49 of the opening round in Copenhagen, delivering one of the most convincing victories of his career.
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Copenhagen
Opt
Tom Bogs
Fenmars
Mike Pusateri
Boston
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