Washington Wins Tri City Swim Meet Despite Mission Valley Upset
Washington Township Swim Club defeated Mission Valley 286 to 217 in a key Tri City meet. Liz Neckar and Craig Waldman led Washington with three wins each, while multiple teammates posted victories in butterfly, medley, breast, and freestyle events. Coach Descalso praised the depth of the Washington lineup as its fifth undefeated league title looms.
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Jean Singer
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Fremont golfer shoots first hole in one at Warm Springs
First time out, Buke Brasel of Fremont aced the 108 yard seventh hole at Warm Springs Golf Course with a seven iron. Witnesses Scott Nelson and Gary Derrough watched as the shot landed in the cup. Earlier in the week, B. J. Foster joined the one ace club with an ace on the five hole at Silver Pines.
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Buke Brasel
Fremont
Brasel
Warm Springs
Scott Nelson
Gary Derrough
B. J. Foster
Silver Pines
Mire Foster
Parkway Golf Tourneys Hit Course Records and Tight Finishes
Jeanette Murphy wins the Silver Pines Women’s 18 hole action with a 9 92 22 70 as Virginia Pease sets a Parkway course record for women with 59 at Fremont. Mary Baker Marcella Mills tie for second, plus multiple players post low putts. The Warm Springs Women’s Club Iron’s Tournament crowns Leverly Logan and Virginia Benson in tight fields, with next week’s blind bogey clash against the Thunderbird Club.
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Bonen
Silver Pines
Jeanette Murphy
Virginia Pease
Marcella Mills
Joyce Chanler
Mamie Langsdorf
Langsdorf
Parkway
Fremont
Mrs. Pease
Val Lane
Warm Springs
Ann O'Hara
Sharon Dirks
Kay Schneider
Thunderbird Club
Footloose Bike Noise Sparks Forest Regulation Debate
A Fremont and Stanislaus National Forest issue details problems from off road bikes and motorcycles. Forest officials urge public comment to study vehicle use, citing regulations, penalties, and safety concerns while praising responsible riders and groups like Hayward's Iron Horsemen.
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Stanislaus National Forest
National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Memagh
Row Chen
Hayward
Iron Horsemen
Stanislaws National
South Fairview Lane
Sonora
Boyd leads National in Sr. win in Newark
Steve Boyd pitched seven strong innings allowing seven hits as National defeated Fontanetti's 5-1 in Newark Senior Division. Greg Emplit drove in two in the first inning, Boyd scored on a seventh inning triple, and Fontanetti's Mark Harrell collected a double and two singles while Mike Roban added three singles in the loss.
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Steve Boyd
National
Fontanetti
Greg Emplit
Boydasa
Mark Harrell
Mike Roban
Olsen inks three year contract with Rams
Los Angeles Rams sign defensive tackle Phil Olsen to a three year deal after he passed on two other teams. His prior contract with the New England Patriots was voided by NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle, making him a free agent.
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UPI
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Los Angeles Rams
Olsen
New England Patriots
Pete Rozelle
Fremont Girls Softball Darts rout Villa Del Greco and more
Colleen Galloway and Diane Gittings starred for the Union 76 Fremont Darts as four hits each and multiple extra bases fueled a 21 to defeat Villa Del Greco. The Inryco Steers powered by Ron Tanguye homers beat Villa Del Greco 145. Terry Van Deusen struck out six to lead the Fremont Freight Bombers to a 9 3 win over Meadow Square placing first at 7 40 while Meadow Square falls to 6 2.
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Fremont
Diane Gittings
Hebel
Union 76
Miss Gittings
Colleen Galloway
Karen Harper
Cathy Swihatt
Char
Terry van Deusen
Fremont Freight Bombers
Meadow Square
Miss van Deusen
Leslie Oliver
Cheryl Billings
Bombers
Estrada fuels Bears past Royals in Fremont
Estrada led the Bears with 2 points in an 86-81 win over the Royals in Fremont Summer Basketball A division. Ric Rogers added 2 points as part of the Bears scoring attack. Doug Cumming scored 2 for the Royals, while Carl Roeber poured in 39 for the Knicks 10 a SLO7 win over the Bucks. Five Hawks scored in double figures as they defeated the Lakers 81-55, Dwight Dijkmant top-scoring with 21. Adrian Anderson and Steve Gray led the Pistons to a 107-57 win over the Celtics at Mission San Jose. Rick Brown led the 76ers with 21 in a 59-55 win over the Warriors.
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Elpido
Estrada
Nets
Bears
Royals
Ric Rogers
Doug Cumming
Hayals
Carl Roeber
Knicks
Buicks
Hawks
Lakers
Dwight Dijkmant
Adrian Anderson
Steve Gray
Pistons
Mission San Jose
Anderson
Gray
Celtics
76Ers
Warriors
Rick Brown
Pele on TV show may signal retirement at 30
In San Francisco the closed circuit TV presentation set for Sunday at 11 a.m. will feature Pele, who may retire, alongside Santos of Brazil facing a hand-picked European all-stars squad at the Cow Palace and San Jose Civic Auditorium.
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Pele
Cow Palace
San Jose Civic Auditorium
Santos
Brazil
Rotary Montis Throws No Hit Victory In Newark League
Newark Recreation Coast League action saw David Montis pitch a no hitter and drive in eight runs with a single triple and home run as the Indians beat the Optimist Club Padres 16 to 0 to move into first place a game ahead of the Senators. Manty Swartz added a double and single. In other games John Arredenda powered the Newark Employes Association Royals with two hits including a bases loaded triple and five RBIs to topple the Newark JC Senators. The Nationals Braves beat the Kiwanis Pirates 4 to 1 behind Then Hayes two run single and George Breton two singles. Mike Bruce homered and doubled for the Pirates with David Jensen adding two singles.
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Newark
David Montis
Rotary Club Indians
Newark Recreation Dept
Arredenda
Royals
Mark Balderston
Senators
Hayes
Braves
Pirates
George Breton
Mike Bruce
Hameron
David Jensen
Hulbert Clinches Playoff Spot With 102 Win Over Reds
Hulbert Lumber romped to a 102 victory over the Reds in Fremont to clinch a playoff berth in the National Youth Baseball Senior Division. Bob Heshel homered and added a single, Nick Krell, Dave Caracei, and Randy Friend had two hits each, while Rick Arenas earned the win with six shutout innings. The Reds briefly tied for first half with 7-8 records before Hulbert advances to face Kay Holmes in a best-of-three series beginning Monday.
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Hulbert Lumber
Reds
Hulbert
Kay Holmes
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Guardian edges Borden 4 3 in Newark league play
Guardian Pack aging defeats Borden Chemical 4 to 3 in Newark Recreation Dept Class B Lob Ball. Tom Hodges hit a clutch single driving in Jack Gillam for the deciding run. Paul Fox and George Krug each collected four singles. Guardian turned two double plays to stave off rallies.
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Newark
Guardian Packaging
Borden Chemical
Newark Recreation Dept
Tom Hodges
Jack Gillam
Paul Fox
Borden
George Krug
Guardian
Garton
Pelee
Ee Gould
Bod Sailey Srmith
Eral Heney
Ropiee
Melendser
Pebrey
Henzely
Patron Leads Yankees with Big Day in Fremont Blowout
Patron sparkles with two doubles and five RBIs to power the Yankees to a 421-7 rout of the Cards in the Fremont Baseball Inc Little Giants Division. David Ayala adds a double and a single with two RBIs. Patton earns the pitching win for the Yankees.
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Yankees
Fremont Baseball Inc
Little Giants
David Ayala
Patron
Patton
Dunn HR seals 2-1 Salt win over Lakers
Leon Dunn hit a split home run in the ninth to lift Morton Salt past the Lakers 2-1 in Newark. Salt tied the game in the eighth after Lee Archuleta tripled and scored on an infield out. Larry Erwin opened the Lakers’ scoring with a first inning RBI.
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Leon Dunn
Morton Salt
Lakers
Newark Recreation Dept
Lee Archuleta
Berkovich Wins 5-2 In Oakland Night Game
Mike McCarney and Bob Grover drive in two runs each as E Berkovich and Sons edge Silva Pipeline 5 to 2. Carsley collects a triple and two hits, Grover and Crawford also among two-hit performers, while Roeber plates both Silva runs.
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Oakland
Mike McCarney
Bob Grover
Jead E. Berkovich
Grover
Dave (Rawford
Jeff Carsley
Carsley
Carl Roeber
Silva
Frank Padenna
DelRio Leads Coker Realty To Pony League Title
Roberto Del Rio starred for Coker Realty in Fremont last night, driving in seven runs with two homers and a double as they routed Compton's Sporting Goods 23 to 4. DelRio scattered three hits and struck out 13 in a complete lopsided win securing the FBS Southern Pony League championship. Henry Harris added three RBIs on four hits, Frank Doyle chipped in three hits and three RBIs, and Danny Diaz hit a key triple to highlight the game.
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Roberto DelRio
Compton
Sporting Goods
Coker Realty
Fremont Baseball Inc
DelRio
Coker
Henry Harris
Frank Doyle
Danny Diaz
PONY Campions Sparky Om 44 Beatty A5 DU
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Care Beatty
Jeeson, Graves, Webb, and Lethmart
del Ria
Doyle Battrep
Morris Icr
DelRia
Dias
Mission minors triumph in District 57 playoff thriller
Mission San Jose defeated Minoggia's 7-4 after seven frames in a District 57 Tournament of Champions minor league game. Livermore American champs pitcher Morkowski and Lautenslager worked the mound. Ohlhausen, Dickey, and Lautenslager had two hits for Minaggio's. Word made a key fourth frame catch.
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Bruce Dickey
Dennis Ohlhausen
Minaggio
Morkowski
Mel Word
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