National All Stars defeat American squad in nine inning tilt
In Fremont, the National All Stars bested the American reps 15-5 after a seven run third inning. Brenton, Bramhall, and Howard had two hits each for the Nationals while Flores led the Americans with three hits in three at bats. The Southern National All Stars and Northern Nationals set up a Saturday matchup at Nordvic Park.
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Newray leads National All Stars with grand slam homer
Jerry Newray blasted a grand slam and drove in five as the National League All Stars toppled the American Leaguers 5 in Fremont. He slammed a bases loaded homer in the first inning and another earlier in the game, powering a big two-inning rally.
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Garden Packaging wins in Newark Lob
ST. LOUIS UPI reports Kur piel Fd the first pick of the Cardinals in free agency signed with the team on Wednesday night. Newark Recreation Dept Bat action saw Garden Packaging hold off late rallies by St Edwards to win 13 10. Rick Durand had two hits for St Edwards and Ed Martines blasted a drive.
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Sora leads National Sr victory in Newark league game
Sora doubled stole third and scored on an error to lift the National team to a 54 win over Silvey. He had two hits in four trips while Tom Grap pone and Rich Bagio hit triples for Silvey and Rick Ramiriz added a similar shot for Nationals, in Newark American Senior League action.
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Fry's Foods ties for second after Newark win
Fry's Foods Store moved into a tie for second in the Newark National Senior League with a 10-6 victory over Newark Merchants. Ken Scribner hit a homer and a double, while Dick Lalone, Tom Buca, Jim Robertson and John Bibl added two hits apiece for the winners.
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Pirates Call Up Bruce Kison To Replace Moose
Pittsburgh announced Tuesday that righthander Bruce Kison is being promoted from Charleston of the International League to the Pirates roster. He replaces Bob Moose who goes on two weeks of military duty this weekend. Kison sports a 1-1 IL record and a 2.88 ERA.
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Giants facing late surge by Dodgers in June slump
The San Francisco Giants, famous for risky plays like the el chekeo, are slipping in the standings as the Dodgers close the gap from ten games to five and a half. Writers debate the team’s June performance and whether a summer swoon is looming or a skunk season is beginning.
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Giants Fall From Favor in Season Outlook
San Francisco Giants are forecast to miss the division as Dodgers appear strongest. Willie McCovey’s absence hurts clutch performances, while Vida Blue earns praise for poise and talent, drawing attention at the Coliseum after a standout outing against Kansas City.
Cards top Coast Division in Newark League pursuit
Newark Recreation Department Coast League action left the Osborne Lumber Cards undefeated at 24 on the season after a 4 run fourth inning powered a 6 4 win over the Optimist Club Braves. Steve Murphy homered, John Kimmel doubled and tripled for the Braves, while the Redlegs and Indians split wins and the Royals and White Sox fought to a 4 4 tie.
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Footloose Show Move Announces Tomorrow Morning Previews
Footloose performances featuring Rose Marie Durham shift from today to tomorrow morning this week only with a limited run. Durham reprises lead role while venue updates remain pending.
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Murphy sets Parkway Course women's record at 260
Janette Murphy carved Parkway Golf Course history with a 260 to establish a new women’s course record. Bob Stokes had a hole in one on the fifth at Parkway as Rene Abarquez Hugo Lake and Larry Cross won flights in the Matt's Club Tournament last weekend.
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