Cross Faces JI'K Linebacking Demons In Alameda Clash
Fremont report on Alameda County football classic features Cross of Alaneila leading the attack against John Kennedy High defenders. Avington and Revis earn ACAL honors, Massey praised as a top passer, with Kinard lauded as a promising young coach guiding Alameda County's teams in a fundraiser game for Kiwanis Youth Program and United Cerebral Palsy. Tickets priced $15 for Oakland Coliseum battle, on sale in Fremont.
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Harnes
Alameda County
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Rich Revis
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Kennedy
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Hess
Kinnird
Cone
Kinard
ACAL
Contra Costa County
Kiwanis Club
United Cerebral Palsy
Cotra Costa County
Oakland
All Star Soccer at Newark High School
Newark Recreation League concludes its first North South All Star game at Newark High School tomorrow at 1 p m. North squad features Jim Phillips Ken Serminer Greg 1h 2 Bonnie Martinez and more. South is coached by Ler Atack with George Chandler Paul Simons Jim Hyland Steve Raya and others.
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Newark
Newark High School
Pam
North All-Stars
Paul Simons
Jim Hyland
Steve Raya
Bi Bapio
Snow
Kant Elliot
Carl Texiera
Bruce Delgaraia
Jose —Origues
Stilling
Bruce Walker
Mike Lang
Mike Fernandez
Wallace Walker
Miler
Frank Julienne
Terry Butterfield
Randy
Alberta
John Darden
Graham
Cheers Win 60 NBC Tilt Wichita
Randy Crews backed Gary Brown's four hits with a single two doubles for four runs as Cheer defeated Columbus in an elimination game of the National Baseball Congress Tournament in Wichita Kansas.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Randy Crews
Gary Brown
Wornesh
Stockton Upset Highlights Inaugural Day Races at Fair
Biscet scores upset in the $3,000 Inaugural at the San Joaquin County Fair as five-year-old mame wins by a nose over Do Welt, returning $12.08. Nueth Bound captures the $4,000 Stockton stake, beating Road Roller by two and a quarter lengths after a rail run. Desert Rucks and other favorites finish well behind in a day of fast times and sharp payouts.
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Stockton
R. V. Hardie
San Joaquin County
Roger Águez
Mame
Steve Goldsmith
Desert Rucks
Mel Lewis
Bisent
Duvall
Desert Hiatis
Willian Buteer
Nueth Bound
Lewis
Horsh
Dayhall
Fale
George Pefehots
Weekes
Robie
Shoritliners Set for State Fair Quarterhorse Races
Sacramento area turf fans will witness the first quarterhorse races at the new Cal Expo track during the State Fair's H-day meeting beginning August 25. Racing secretary Charles Palmer promises a longer distance schedule with two quarterhorse races and daily doubles for the fifth and sixth races. About 200 horses are training for what could be the biggest meet at Sacramento Ment. An early 7 AM workout program is planned under the “early bird club.”
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Uarterhorse Racing
Charles Palmer
Fivo
Palmer
Valiaja
Aes
Quaysler
Saume
Sacray Ment
Orioles baserunner Dan Poland is safe on close play
In a tense moment Giants third baseman Id Barrera fields a relay throw from the outfield and tags the plate. An unidentified Orioles coach reacts anxiously as Poland appears to slide in safely, avoiding the tag and staying alive on the basepath.
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Dan Poland
Riple
Giants
Id Barrera
Giants Win 6 3 To Repeat Coast League Title
Newark Recreation Department Coast League final sees Giants repeat with a 6 to 3 win over Orioles. A three run seventh inning sparked by Rick Cranert triple and ensuing errors. Giants erase 3 1 deficit after Orioles take lead in sixth.
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Newark High Field
Giants
Andy Turner
Newark
Rick Cranerl
Newark Recreation Department
Oirates
Feague
Orioles
Bill Stamp
Jim Willis
Willis
Dan Poland
Mike Mashado
Mike Cranert
Doe Santos
Rick Cramert
Les Evangello Lafe
Evanello
Kirk White
Evangello
Sartus
Brad Evangello
Rick Plersy
Seals Sign Two Wings For 69 70
Oakland Seals announce the signings of wings Brian Perry and Bob Dillabaugh for 1969 70. Perry, 23, scored 31 points in 61 games last season while Dillabaugh, 28, joined from Pittsburgh and had seven goals and 12 assists in 62 games. Coach Fred Glover says both players bring speed and balance and expect improvement. The signings leave the club with 41 players under contract in the NHL.
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UPI
Oakland Seals
Wings
Brian Perry
Bob Dillabaugh
Perry
Jas
Fred Glover
Dillabough
Seals
Pittsburgh
Billy Harris
Glover
Thall National Hockey League
U S Women's Golf Medalist Ex Open Champ Advance
In Dallas, Shelly Hamlin and Barbara Fay Boddie lead into the second round of the ULS Amateur Championship. Several former champions, including Catherine Lacoste and Ann Quast Wells, advance as upsets hit the opening round with defending champion JoAnne Gunderson Sanur eliminated and Jane Bastanbury's nine straight wins ended.
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Dallas
Shelly Hamlin
Barbara Fay Boddie
Shreve-Fresno
Calif
Mrsport
Barbara Beethany
Herkmeyer
Catherine Lacoste
Paris
France
St Louis
Diane
Dailey
Frankfort
ULS
Carol Sorenson
Golf's Association
We Pecdau
Buddie
Lida Matthews
Portsmouth
Ohio
Miss Lacoste
Constance Hirschman
York
Dorothy Germain
Blytheville
Ark
Ann Bak Farrow
Knoxville
Tenn
Nancy Hager
Donna Waller
Union Like
Mich
Ann Quast Wells
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Paul. Dye
Indianapolis
Mary Jane Massingay
New Wilington
Mark Porter
Westmont
N.J
JoAnne” Gunderson Sanur
Jane Bastanbury
Diving Highlights Open AAU Championships in Santa Clara
Defending champion Santa Clara leads in a chaotic opening at the National AAU Swimming and Diving Championships in Santa Clara with Cynthia Potlere defending her women’s one and three meter titles as Mark Spitz withdraws before competition. Top divers include Micki Wing and Bryan Hobbins as the five day meet unfolds with Santa Clara aiming to defend its team title despite Spitz’s late exit.
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Kysto
Altend
Henry
Bryan Hobbins
Brandon
Mla
Santa Slava
Calif
Santa Clara
Mark Spitz
Hipickynd
Spitz
Delete
Long Beach
Debbie Meyer
Huesteeler
Poker
Weghtson
Extravananka
Arden Hills
Mexico City
Swptsburgh
Clark
Sucessful
Will
Coash
Investute
Pittsburgh Pipers
American Basketball Associa
Greta Sets Track Mark In Victory at Ramon Handicap
Greta wins the Ramon Handicap division in a photo finish, clocking 1 47 for 1600 meters as Rudy Catipus drives her to hold Commissary and Scoup Time to third. Bets paid on Greta to backers, with a $4,003 payout in the $21,800 gross purse.
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Drl Mar
Cali
Uae
Calbournes
Greta
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