Alameda Contra Costa All Star Football Charity Update
Alameda vs Contra Costa All Star Football Game raises money for United Cerebral Palsy. Attendance near 5,000 at Tak Fudenna Memorial Stadium, with 5,300 expected. game profits target 40 percent. Fremont Jaycees praised for planning. Army to stage Bicentennial halftime next year. Washington High shifts from white sweaters to blankets for eight varsity letters recipients.
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Contra Costa County
United Cerebral Palsy
East Bay
NCAA
UCP
Tak Furlenn
Memorial Stadium
Fremont
Gazlart Coliseum
Coliseum
Alameda
Doug Sweeney
Sweeney
Tak Fudenna Memorial Stadium
Fremont Jaycees
Jc's
Contraasta County
Pan
United States Army
Washington High School
Tiant's parents eager for visit
Luis Tiant, hoping to pitch against the Kansas City Royals, awaits visas for his Cuban parents in Mexico City to travel to Boston. The Red Sox ace, 44, has not seen his father in 16 years and his mother since 1948, adding emotional weight to a possible Thursday or Friday reunion.
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Luis Tiant
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Tiant
Luis
Rosita
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Cuba
Mexico City
U.S
Red Sox
Distractions keep Raiders busy in court and on field
The Raiders faced mixed legal outcomes with Terry Mendenhall and George Atkinson during a turbulent period while aiming to build a strong on-field start. The club won some suits and lost others, including a punitive damages award, as debates over doping and contract terms drew public attention.
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Raiders
Terry Mendenhall
George Atkinson
Wayne Valley
al Davis
Raider
Pittsburgh
Terry Hanrady
Terry Bradshaw
Mendenhalls
Mendenhall
Chip Oliver
Chip
Setiows
Berkeley
Tin
Los Angeles
Ray Jamieson
Ted Hendricks
Green Bay
Faria Aims to Maintains Lead at Fremont Motorcycle Races
Faria seeks to hold his point lead as Raceway short track riders race in Fremont. Top challengers Randy Mamola and Steve Carrillo loom, with Mamola dominating 250 cc Expert and Carrillo winning 340 cc Expert. Gates open at 4 p.m. practice at 5 p.m. racing at 7 p.m.
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Magee
Randy Mamola
Newark
Steve Carrillo
Faria
Mammolla
Wile Carrillo
Dewayne Lund a.k.a Tiny Land buried by racing friends
Dewayne Lund 42 known as Tiny Land a six foot two hundred sixty pound driver and fisherman died in the Talladega 500 wreck. He was buried by NASCAR peers at St Michael Lutheran Church near Lake Moultrie with about 200 mourners braving the cold. Lund earned fame for humor and fishing skill and held a state rockfish record. He helped Marvin Panch after a Daytona crash and later won the Daytona 500 ride, his biggest victory.
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Dewayne
Lund
St. Michael Lutheran
Here
Lake Moultrie
Peple
Nascar
Buddy Baker
Cund
Berkeley Memorial Gardens
Wanda
Lee Petty
Petty Enterprises
Pettys
Carnegie Foundation
Marvin Panch
Panch
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