Alameda County All-Stars Defend Hard In Scrimmage
Alameda County All-Stars impressed coaches Jim Ingram and Tom Rowe with crisp tackling in a defensive scrimmage at Cha dat College. Ken Richardson returned a Bill August pass for the defense’s touchdown as Richardson and Mike Amos sparked the Alameda attack. The upcoming Thursday game against Contra Costa County All-Stars at the Oakland Coliseum is for Kiwanis Club Youth programs, with Rowe noting solid secondary work and optimism after the day’s drills.
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Alameda County
Jim Ingram
Washington
Tom Rowe
St. Elizabeth
Mike Amos
Alameda
Ken Richardson
Castlemont
Bill August
Arroyo
Aids
Richardson
Alamedans
Contra Costa County All- Stars
Oakland Coliseum
Alameda County Kiwanis Club
Contra Costa County United
Rowe
Ian Jigour
Ar- Tayo
Jigour
Dan Oden
Ted Pamplin
Newark
Mike McClellan
Ken Costa
San Leandro
Marc Pence
Marina
Ingram
Contra Costa County
Bragonier
Dave Himmez
San Lorenzo
Amos
Tom Zimmer
Oden
August
Qderr
Bill Hammett
Castro Valley
Himmer
Costa
Pamplin
Pence
Particlar
Zimmer
All-Star Tilt Rocks Title Race In Big Event
Ala meda All-Stars ready for all-out football in the big event as they aim to settle scores with rivals. They trail in the series 2-1 and seek a decisive win.
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Alameda All-Stars
Newark Ace Eyes Shot At CC Stars
Ted Pamplin of the Alameda County All-Stars eyes a chance to tackle Contra Costa County running talent at the Oakland Coliseum in a benefit clash. The Newark ace praises his drive and hopes for a big performance as he heads toward Cal Berkeley with fellow Alameda players.
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Hayward
Ted Pamplin
Alameda County All-Stars
Newark
Pat Riley
Claude Tomassini
Pleasant Hill
Knights
Alameda County
Chariot
Contra Costa
Pamplin
Chabat
University of California
Berkeley
Jim Collin
Bears
Rush
Gol Stock
Rex
Rocky
California
Oregon
Ducks
Mission Valley Athletic League
MVAL
AI Mval
Cal
Agatan
Stars
Craig Smithson
McElmury wins world road race in rain soaked victory
Audrey McElmury of La Jolla California won the Women's road race at the World Cycling Championships completing the 43.71 mile course in 2 hours 4 minutes 27 seconds. She beat Bernadette Swinnerton of Britain and Nina Trofimova of Russia to give the United States its first cycling world title since 1912 becoming the first American woman to win a cycling event.
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Cechoslovakian
WPT
Audrey McElmory
la Jolla
Calif
United States
McElmory
Britain
Ber-nadette Swinnerton
Russia
Nina Trofimova
Mrs. McElmury
Miss Swinnerton
Miss Trofimova
Fremont Booters Score Shuts Out Mt. Clare Kickers
Fremont Ranch defeated Mt. Clare Kickers 3-0 in a junior soccer match at Irvington High. Montane opened the scoring, followed by goals from Ray Garcia and Cliff Rendon with an assist from Peter Jack. Coach John Rendon praised fullbacks Bob Garger and Bob Van Buren as Fremont, part of the Al Cafaida League based in Livermore Pleasanton, prepares to begin league play next month.
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Fremont
Fremont Ranch
Ray Garcia
George Montane
Cliff Rendon
Mt. Clare Kickers
Oakland
Irvington High
Montane
Garcia
Rendon
Peter Jack
John Rendon
Bob Garger
Bob van Burer
Livermore-Pleasanton
Weathering the Hill in a Rain Soaked Race
A marathon style race narrative describes a runner ignoring blood and pain to chase the leading group as the long hill climbs from 210 to 390 meters. Cold, windy, and rain battered the field with the lead pack of ten suffering in the downpour while defending champion Katie Yage from The Netherlands briefly broke away before a tire puncture ended her run.
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All
Harters
Katie Yage
Netherlands
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Alamoite
Chabot College
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CC ‘Stars
Barry Murphy
St FA
Bill Golden
Mel
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Fleisher
Oakmont
UTT
Bruce Fleisher
Oakmont Country Club
Miami
Gary Cowan
Bill Campbell
Charlie Coe
Marvin Giles TH
Michael Bonallack
Steve Wise
Rian McNally
Pleasanton
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Columbus
Ohio
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Worsham
Spu
Pittsburgh
Jack Nicklaus
Jim Simons
Butler
Mons
Fremont Booters Post
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