Cannedy Fans 11 Belts 2 in No-Hitter
Curt Cannedy pitched a no hitter and struck out 11 as R R Construction routed K Sports 34 in Fremont Little League. Sutherland’s three-run homer sparked 6.1.1. Forum ua Hi over Red Barn. Woodrow Heally had 2 1/1 hits in a 20 3 win. Compton Sporting Goods exploded for six in the first inning to beat Aleal Giants 6 1. Jeff Calleri, Mark Adrian and Jeff Burns doubled for winners. Jim Burns and Jim Wilkinson led the losers with triples. Newark American action saw Sears beat Newark Square 12 3 with Rich Perry fanning 10 and Danny Williams doubling. Mike Bachman tripled for losers. Fremont National saw Leslie Salt defeat Foster’s 8 1 as Hinman struck out 12. Newark National featured Jim Robertson doubling and scoring in Newark Merchants 2 1 win over Tarter Webster Johnson. Sam Arnhardt allowed one hit.
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Woodrow Heally
Carmen Bischer
Bob Bergmann
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Larry Davis
Newark American Seary
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Lida Shell
Rich Perry
Danny Williams
Randy Bushardt
Sears
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Jim Gaudreau
Foster
David Hinman
Freeze
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Schultze
Union
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Little Cause
Phil Pineda
Paul Gross
Ron Peterman
Tony Pal
Jim Resser
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Greg Vealeh
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Johnson
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Randy Andrade
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Dennis Soubia
Richard Howe
LI Woodren Realty
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Lastick Barragan
Perez
Rog Perez
Taber
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Hart
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LaValle
Tani
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Moore
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Paquette
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Ploloort
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Silva
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Pena
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Deiat
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Warriors Tie For 7th In El Cerrito Relays
Mission San Jose's squad led the Mission Valley Athletic League at the 20th El Cerrito Relays with 10 points, tying for seventh as El Cerrito and Berkeley posted strong showings. The meet featured schools across the region, with notable performances in the two mile and distance events.
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Mission Valley Athletic League
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Gauchos
Berkeley
Tom Clark
Randy Green
al McGaughey
Bob Boyles
Clark
Mission
Joe Jaramilla
McGaughey
Boyles
Washington High
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Larry Reasons
Tom Massari
Henry Esparza
Larry Rendon
ET Corrito
Andy Carsoner
Vikings
Pickup el Cerrito
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Snort
Gwnes
Kennedy-Rich
Deanza
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Ubert
Carson
Farrow
Mat
R. Nelson
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Cerrito Lambert
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Byrnz
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Iil
Kennedy Rech
McGill
Alexander
Plecely
Derkeley
Mission San Jose Heac
Carlment
Alameta
San Ramon
San Leandro
Castro Valley
Richmond
San Rafael
Piedmont
Renegades Blanked In Relays At Northern California Relays
Ohlone College runners Mike George Doug White Dennis Chittle and Wayne Hill posted a 40.9 split in the sprint medley relay but the Renegades did not place at De Anza. Chittle ran 10.9 in the open 100 and George 10.2 with no place. Rodrigues finished sixth in the open two mile for small colleges with a 10:12.
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Cupertino
Mike George
Doug White
Dennis Chittle
Wayne Hill
Ohlone College
Renegades
Oscar Rodrigues
George and Chittle
Pioneers Rally Lead as Davis Sweeps Cal State in Doubleheader
UC Davis toppled Cal State in both games 9-2 and 1-0 to seize the Far Western Conference lead briefly. Donati drove in six runs with two home runs, while Deouta and Houts contributed key hits as Cal State struggled with hitting and pitching.
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Davis
Sherralt
Cal State
Night Card Set at Bay Meadows Opens Next Friday
Peninsula Horse Racing Association reports a Bay Meadows backstretch with 1850 quarter horses as the night racing season begins next Friday. Ray Meadows hosts a shortline meet through June with post time at 7 45 p m on Tuesday through Saturday. Dr William Ward notes top quarter horse jockeys will attend, and Bobby Adair returns to defend his 1968 laurels.
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Bay Meadows
Peninsula Horse Racing Association
Ray Meadows
William Ward
Bobby Adair
TV Log Highlights From Sunday Schedule
Sunday listings show pro basketball Angeles facing Boston at 10:54 am. Pro hockey St Louis meets Montreal at 11 am. Byron Nelson Classic golf starts at 1 pm with golf and by 1 30 pm boat racing. Roller Derby airs at 5 30 pm.
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Boston
Bell Am
Louis
Montreal
Byron Nelson
Radio Log Highlights From Early Baseball Broadcasts
Radio log notes 1 40 a m Giants Houston two games on KSKO 560 and 1 40 p m A s V4 Seattle on KNBR 180. Indicates two broadcasts covering different teams and stations.
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Giants
Houston
KSKO
Seattle
KNBR
King Loma Wins at Golden Gate in Tight Finish
King Loma, son of Donal, sped to a narrow length and a half victory in the Golden Gate meeting, boosting lifetime earnings to 816 640. Foreign Trade closed fast for second, Olympus Drive led early fractions, and trainer Arterburn’s pacemaking setup produced one of the season’s fastest six furlongs.
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Winchell Jr
King Loma
Contra Costa
Golden
Derby
Gate Fields
Donal Sereee King
A. Velentuelo
Shalako
Olympus Drive
Fitness
Jack Arterburn
Jaings
King Lara
Foreign Trade
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