Tri City Swim Teams Feature Many Sibling Swimmers
The Tri City Swim Association highlights nine brother sister pairings across missions Valley Irvington and other clubs. Notable families include Kishiyama and Sunsets at Mission Valley with Faith Kevin Glen and Jenny. Smiths also recur on Irvington with Maureen Janet James and Donald excelling in freestyle butterfly and relays.
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Tricity Swim Association
Mission Valley Swim Team
Kishiyamas
Sunsets
Faith
Kevin
Glen
Jenny
Keith
Tri City
Jonny
Jane Sansot
Walt
Smiths
Irvington
Maureen
Janet
James
Donald
Tedley
Relays and relatives highlight WTSC and city clubs
Craig Smithson notes WTSC standouts including the Lampers Cat bone clan and Kevin Lampert in butterfly and medley while Shelley swims in relay. Newark and Logan clubs show Kitiyama siblings and Schultz family shining in freestyle, back, and breast. The piece closes with a Newark Coast League game insight where Baca hits a grand slam and Arrendendo a three run homer in a 4 4 game.
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Newark
Sundale Mer chants top Comp ton in Fremont Pony play
Sundale Merchants beat Comptons Sporting Goods 7 1 as Henry Silva pitched six shutout innings and Ralph Huerta contributed offense and catching. Bob Norris and Louie Rocha had two singles for Sundale while Mark Gover doubled for Comptons and Jeagle led Collins Body and Paint with two doubles in their 7 4 win over Evgren Motors.
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Fremont
Henry Silva
Ralph Huerta
Sundale Merchants
Compton’s
Sporting Goods
Fremont Baseball Inc
Silva
Huerta
Sammed
Bob Norris
Louie Rocha
Sundale
Mark Gover
Comptons
Mark Jeagle
Dave Souza
Collins
Evlgren Motors
Basebel Inc
Jeagle
Souza
Container tops White Sox in Centerville NL action
Container exploded for five runs in the third inning and defeated the White Sox 82 last night in Centerville National Senior League play. Craig Miller hit a homer for Container, John Weigle added a double, Terry Anest collected two singles, Tim Raftery had two safeties for the White Sox, with other details listed from the Centerville standings.
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Fremont
Pacific Coast Container
White Sox
Centerville
Craig Miller
John Weigle
Terry Anest
Tim Raftery
National Ce. Count Cont. Corp
Nis
Braves nine rips Newark foe in big Little League win
Newark National Little League action saw the Braves rout the Cubs 17-1. Willie Mowe earned the win on the mound as L.L. teammates Huerta and Silva powered the offense with key RBIs and Huerta delivering the lone extra base hit, a double.
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Newark
Ray Huerta
Bob Silva
Newark Prrlice Braves
Supply Cubs
Braves
Cubs
Willie Mowe
Huerta
Rubin seeks early push to end Super Bowl blackout
Ellis Rubin plans a Sunday news conference in New Orleans with John Campo to outline a new bid to end the television blackout for next January's Super Bowl there. Rubin failed to lift the ban for last January's game and says they will start early this time.
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Miami
UPI
Ellis Rubin
New Orleans
Rubin
John Campo
Joplin Stars, But Mission Peak Falls To White Sox
In Niles Centerville Senior League action Jay Joplin pitched all nine innings for the Mission Peak Optimist allowing three hits while fanning 16. Allen Carlile collected two White Sox hits and Ken Wanlin drove in two runs as the Sox moved into first place with a 13-5 record.
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Fremont
Jay Joplin
Eath
White Sox
Niles-Centerville
Joplin
Allen Carlile
Ken Wanlin
Lake Area rallies for 13-12 win
Newark baseball: Lake Area Resident Braves edge the Angels 13 to 12 in Senior Division. Greg Brown and Danny Rockett each have a double and a single, Larry Martinez adds a double, Jim Phillips drives in three runs. Angels’ Jim Phillips with three RBI in loss.
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Newark
Lake Area
Braves
Angels
Greg Brown
Danny Rockett
Brave
Larry Martinez
Jim Phillips
RBI
Nawark
Seriors
Bryan
Carlsen
Sivwle
Garele
Palillos
Seston
Johnson
Rena
Martinez
Brown
Phils to raise outfield fence at Veterans Stadium
The Philadelphia Phillies will raise the outfield fence from eight to 12 feet at Veterans Stadium on July 19. The National League waived its midseason park-change rule after the Phils cited frequent ground rule doubles from balls barely clearing the short fence. Other league clubs approved the waiver.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Veterans Stadium
National League
Midseasons Park
Phils
Gonzales and Lesher spark Mets in Fremont win over Cubs
Lesher pitched effectively and drove in three with two triples while Gonzales added a double and a single to collect five RBIs as the Mets beat the Cubs in Fremont. Gary Peel had three RBIs for Chicago with a double, and Beil Seggoya went 2 for 3.
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Fremont
Sam Gonzales
Steve Lesher
Mets
Cubs
Fremont Baseball Inc
Gonzales
Lesher
Gary Peel
Beil Seggoya
Fal Colt
Trans pacific Yacht Race nears Honolulu amid uncertain winds
In San Pedro California a fleet of 62 sailing craft faced possible bad weather as the Trans pacific Yacht Race to Honolulu continued. Windward Passage led on elapsed time at 1 918 miles from Honolulu with Blackfin at 1 362 miles, Graybeard and Kisloa Ws close behind. Blue Orpheus moved up in the handicap standings after Dakar failed to answer roll-call.
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San Pedro
Calif
UPI
Windward Passage
Slue Orphus
Honolulu
Mark Johnson
Kenneth DeMeuse
Blackfin
San Francisco
Landfall
Graybeard
Royal Vancouver Yacht Club
John B. Kilroy
Kisloa Ws
Los Angeles
Richard Johnson
Blue Orpheus
Dakar
Newport Harbor
Centerville Cards Top Alameda Yankees 12–2 in 5th
Centerville Cards of the Straw Hat Plaza Nationals beat the Alameda Sports Yankees 12 to 2 as Mike Saenz and Walter tt led with three RBIs. Gary Martin and John Villalobos each had three and two singles respectively, driving the 1–3 Cards to their first win.
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Bill Williams
Calvin Witch
Yankees
Centerville
Nats IL ‘Aumeda
Sots
Yanks
Sit
Mat Pléca
Kramer
Wirehz Booher
Saena
Ant
Baldeman Mission Tie After Eight Inning Darkness
Baldeman Chocolate and Mission battled to a 2 2 standoff after eight innings of play before darkness ended the game. Mission tied the score on an unearned run and then held Baldeman in extra innings.
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Baldeman
Fremont
Baldeman Chocolate
Mission
Ness
Toyota beats Roeber's 5-1 behind four-hitter by Ricupito
Toyota pitcher Ricupito allowed four hits and struck out 12 as Toyota of Fremont defeated Roeber's Plumbing 5-1. John Del Pino and Daniel Rodriguez led Toyota with two hits each and Wayne Tavares and Gen Andrade doubled for Roeber's. Toyota rallied from a 1-0 deficit, scoring twice in the fifth and three in the sixth to take the lead.
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Tavares
Tom Witmer
Mats Malor Ies
Toyah
Sea Reever Puumting
Ricupito Rocklin
End ‘Gulterrees
Wiger Tgvarts
Mutasegure
Gaarigan Tavares
Little Giants
Fred Cruz
Matt Fathy
Bruce Segotta
Bills
Southpark
Enco Dodgers
Daymond
Mets
Segotta
John Walker
Dodgers
Marin's 217 earns Low Gross in George Blanda Invitational
Marin of the Baltimore Bullets won Low Gross at the Twoline Village Golf Course in Incline Village, posting 54 holes of 25 74 71 for 217 and a five stroke margin over Bill Schhupp. Hank Murray of San Lorenzo took Tow Nel honors while Ad Thoms of Oakland Raiders finished seventh.
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Incline Village
Dark Marin
Baltimore Bullets
Tweline Village
George Blanda
Marin
Bill Schhupp
Hank Murray
San Lorenzo
Ad Thoms
George Banda Gal
JBCK
Msfia
Schupe
Bo Hansed
Low Nat
Tex Lee
I Christie
John Conerio
Dean Miller
Blazers place Shaler Halimon on waivers
Portland Oregon. The Portland Trail Blazers announced they waived three year veteran Shaler Halimon on Wednesday narrowing their roster options ahead of the season.
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Portland, Ore
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
Shaler Halimon
Torres sets new NRD Coast loop strikeout record
Newark recreation league action saw Ray Torres fan 16 as the Newark JC Senators beat Peters Kill Motors Yankees 4 3 in AL play. Darren Ford drove in three with two triples. Jon Saenz added two singles. Other games featured White Lion edging Optimists. Pirates rallying nine runs with Gene Todd two run double and Mike Ornelas two hits.
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Newark
Ray Torres
Newark Recreation Dept
Newark JC Senators
Peters Kill Motors Yankees
Darren Ford
Senators
Jon Saenz
Mike Taylor
Silva Pipeline beats Athletics 9 3 in Joe DiMaggio action
Silva Pipeline toppled the Athletics 9 3 as Ken Witmer and Frank Padenna led with two hits apiece and two doubles. E Bercevich and teammates combined for the win behind strong hitting and clutch RBIs.
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Fremont
Ken Witmer
Silva Pipeline
Athletics
Joe DiMaggio
Frank Padenna
Dan Viera
Newark swimmers topple Logan in Tri City meet
Newark Swim Club defeated Logan 237 to 212 in Tri City swimming with Ken Schultz Lee Pan Lee and Chuck Harvey posting A times. Schultz led 13 14 boys back, Harvey topped 100 yard breast, while Lee won 11 12 girls back. Logan’s Ramirez Kitayama Gire and others claimed multiple wins as Newark claimed several firsts including Mike Walters in 8 and under division. Meanwhile Concord NH Gov signed bill legalizing dog racing, paving way for a southern NH track.
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Newark
Ken Schultz
Lee Pan Lee
Chuck Harvey
Logan
Tri-City
Schultz
Harvey
Miss Lee
Maria Ramirez
Monica Kitayama
Dang Gire
Kathy Ramiron
James Logan
Mike Walters
Tri-Cety Swim
Mewar
Concord
UPI
Walter Peterson
New Hampshire
Pirates win Fre mont Pee-Wee title in 98 loss to Dodgers
Slavy Seymore led the Pirates with two doubles and four RBIs as they routed the F.A.A. Dodgers 9 to 8 to capture the Fremont National Youth Baseball Pee-Wee championship. Bill Hiller Carl Sanches Jett Thiede and William Hawking added doubles for the Pirates while Dodgers pitcher Keith Davis hit two home runs in a losing effort.
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Slavy Seymore
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Pirates
Fremont
F.A.A. Dodgers
Pirates
Seymore
Bill Hiller
Carl Sanches
Jett Thiede
William Hawking
Keith Davis
Dodgers
Rick Castillo
Rebels win push 5-0 in Deb League action
Rebels beat Fremont's Girls Deb League rivals Kruzie Realty Swingers 74 as Terri Yanagihara and Janie Hillyer hit triples. Mary Ann Macur added two doubles, Paula Manitoli and Debbie Gordilla each doubled for the winners in a high scoring game.
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Fremont
Mission Rebels
Girl's Sports Association
Kruzie Realty Swingers
Terri Yanagihara
Janie Hillyer
Mary Ann Macur
Paula Manitoli
Debbie Gordilla
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Fred Davis
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Gary Storms
Alex Davi
Craig J Son
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