Clara Moro Captures Sunol Presidents Cup Net 235
Clara Moro posted a net 235 to win the Sunol Valley Worren Presidents Cup, edging Kit Christiansen, who had 237. Dixie Kramtzman shot 298, Renee Rupe 2a, and Kaye Hap led the second flight with 243, followed by Mildred Luhn 246 and Lil Schleef 248. Barbara Cobb led the third flight with 238 as Betty Christensen was second and Mary Vigil third at 249. Men’s club at Sunol saw Gunther Boccius and Don Jones win Scotch Twosome with 62, Merriott McComes second by half stroke at 63, and Don Herauf Tom Sainsbury tied with Joe Sankene F Harada for third at 64. Art Lowell won the hole-in-one contest on Cypress 11th. Warm Springs club played at Las Positas in Livermore with Jorge 83-11-72 first flight, Bill Evans 83-9-74 second. Goveia net 70 and Kile 72 in second flight, Harrison low in third with 93-22-71. Parkway Golf Course memberships opened in central Fremont, 20 dollars for men and 7 for women, with weekly meetings and first hole-in-one by Mike Pope on No. 7 using a No. 6 iron. Rich Grant witnessed the shot.
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Sunol Valley Worren’s Golf Club
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Dixie Kramtzman
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Renee Rupe
Kaye Hap
Mildy Luhn
Lil Schleef
Barbara Cobb
Betty Christensen
Mary Vigil
Sunol
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Don Jones
Gene Merriott-McComes
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Tom Sainsbury
Joe Sankene
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Goodwin Pederson
Roland Piepenbrink
Warm Springs
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Las Positas
M. Jorge
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G. Goveia
Joe Kile
R. Harrison
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Parkway
Fremont
Mike Pope
Fremonter
Rich Grant
Pape
Ohlone Wins Coast Clash On Silva Four-Hit Pitching
Ohlone College blanked Menlo 5-0 at San Leandro Ball Park as Bob Silva pitched all nine innings for the Renegades, striking out eight and allowing four singles. The victory moved Ohlone into second in the Coast Conference behind strong defense and timely hitting. Renegade coach Jim Reyna praised Silva for keeping hitters off balance and down in the zone after two prior losses to the Oaks. Heowever,the host jumped early and maintained the lead.
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Bob Silva
Ohlone College
Menlo
San Leandro Ball Park
Renegade
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Mickey Alexander
Monterey Peninsula College
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Ohlone Renegades blank Menlo in Coast Conference clash
Ohlone Renegades topped Menlo 5-0 at San Leandro Ball Park. Kerry Johnston opened scoring with a first inning base hit and home-plate slide for the first run. Wayne Miller, Larry Harrison, Chuck Seufferin, and Mickey Alexander drove in the remaining runs as Ohlone played error-free defense and controlled the game throughout.
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Kerry Johnston
Steve Kellam
Johnston
Renegades
Wayne Miller
Menlo
Miller
Larry Harrison
RBI
Harrison
Ohlone
Chuck Seufferfin
Wood
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San Leandro Ball Park
Young Rice rookie tops Australian pro in River Oaks final
Harold Solomon of Rice University, a freshman, upset contract pro Ray Ruffell of Australia 6 2, 1 6 in the 37th River Oaks Tennis Tournament. UPI reports youth prevailed over experience in Houston match play.
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Rice University
Ray Ruffell
Australia
Argus Sports Draw Offers Tickets for Oakland Game
The Argus sports section announces a drawing for two tickets to the Oakland game on Saturday August 14 at 7 pm. Readers must mail correct spellings of proper names in a postcard to Argus sports editor P O Box Fremont Be sure to include winner contact details and the entry deadline May 15 midnight.
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Mission and Washington clash on MSI oval in prep schedule
Prep track features Mission San Jose and Washington on the MSI oval at 3 30 p m with Irvington Newark and JFK James Logan also in 3 30 p m events. Golf and swimming highlights include Newark Kennedy and Irvington Mission San Jose at 3 30 p m and a 3 30 p m swim meet.
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Alex Rodriguez
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Irvington Vikings beat James Logan 4-2 in MVAL clash
Irvington High cheered by a three-run third inning out hit James Logan 7-4 to take a 4-2 victory. Beebe earned the win as Logan stranded eight, while Bill Toth and Raul Valdivia made key plays in the field. Logan's Dave Johnson started a late rally, but the Colts fell short.
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Tim Morales
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Renegades Fall to College of San Mateo in Tennis Dual
Ohlone College Renegades suffered their first dual loss in 13 starts, 50, as host College of San Mateo took three sets. Ohlone sits 0-2 in Coast Conference play and heads to Cabrillo Friday at 2 30 p.m. for another conference match.
Marchese twirls gem for Central in season opener
Central Chevrolet opened the Mission San Jose National Little League season with a 13-0 no hit, 1 strikeout win over Mission Valley Sports at Olivas Field. Mike Marchese and Mike Medeiros added doubles as Central produced a strong hitting attack.
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Mike Marchese
Central Chevrolet
Mission San Jose
Mission Valley Sports
Olivas Field
Marchese
Mike Medeiros
Pace Central
Mission Valley
Hy Borg Olander
Steve Olson
Frit Campbell
Steve Hitchen
DeBarr Receives Prep of the Week Honors
DeBarr South County Prep of the Week earns top weekly honor from South County Prep Writers Association. The Fremont John F Kennedy left hander and senior pitched a no hitter versus Mission 11-0 with 11 strikeouts, then earned a save against Irvington, and drove in the winning run with a sacrifice in the fourth. He and coach Ralph Holding attend the PAVAS Spring Awards Banquet on June at Silver Pines.
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Dennis DeBarr
South County Prep Writers’ Association
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Mission
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Ralph Holding
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Bass spawning season nears across lakes in opt season
Bass begin spawning as water warms to 60 to 65 degrees with male guarding nests. Bluegills spawn in 1 to 3 feet of water in colonies. anglers can exploit early season shoreline fishing with small flies or bait. Reginato cites Grace and Nora Dukes near state 40 as good offbeat spots. Big Lake Late Reservoir, Whiskeytown, and Whiskey Creek provide trout and bass action. overfishing risks noted for stunted populations.
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