Fremont Stars in High School Championship Bid
Fremont aiming for the title after a 84 to 4 win over Canterville National. Pleasanton trimmed Niles Centerville 4 1 while Fremont’s offense exploded in the third inning. Key players included Chris Eben with a strong pitching showing and Mo with two hits driving in three runs for Pleasanton. Centerville National’s Apodaea and Phil Medrando each had triples but Fremont pulled away late.
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Stohr Sets Records In Chabot Track Meet Highlights Local Winners
Four Mission Valley Athletic League victors led Chabot College’s All Comers Meet in Hayward. Granada’s Diana Stohr set three meet records winning the 100 and 440 yard dashes and the long jump, while Nate Judy and Rich Judy claimed multiple events for local schools.
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RURA Moves Out of Fremont Track Amid Attendance Drop
RURA shifts weekly races from Fremont strip at the Forney fairgrounds. Last night was the final event of the season with attendance down to 700-800 from 900-1000. Officials cite canceled races, damaged image, and scheduling conflicts with Pikes Peak as reasons for the move and future purses remain around 4 percent of gate with 1000 dollar daily purses.
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Nadia Comaneci’s Magic Shines at Olympic Gymnastics
Nadia Comaneci dazzles at the Munich Olympics with five perfect scores in 72 hours, skying to gold on uneven bars and balance beam. Judges, peers, and fans hail her as a level above all others, with Bart Conner praising her extraordinary talent.
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Past Headlines From Year Ago And Other Notables
Fragmented OCR notes recount 1960s era baseball moments and player nicknames. John Montefusco homered for the Giants to beat the Cubs, Sal Rainds hit two homers to defeat the Tigers, Cincinnati edged Chicago, and Wille McCoy homered as the NL prevailed.
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49ers Scrimmage Tonight at Spartan Stadium
San Francisco plans a controlled scrimmage at Spartan Stadium in San Jose tonight at 7 pm. Tickets are 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for youths with Monte Clark praising quarterback Plunkett for his work and readiness in camp.
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Bills trade White from Bengals for final 1977 pick
Magaha Falls New York United Press International reports Buffalo Bills acquire defensive end White from the Cincinnati Bengals in exchange for their final pick in the 1977 draft. White, an 85 pound starter over four seasons, demanded a trade after reporting late to camp. He criticized the Bengals and GM Paul Brown in a newspaper interview, saying he wanted to move.
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Sacramento Spirits Rally For Draw At Home In ASL Match
Sacramento Spirits tied the Golden Bay Buccaneers 2-2 after a late surge in the second half. Arhabsez opened the scoring with Len Rojas assisting, and Cannan equalized with three minutes left to deny Golden Bay the win. Francy Chinnos and Gerald Hytherna had earlier goals for Golden Bay, while Arhabsez scored six minutes into stoppage time to spark the Spirits comeback at Tak Fudenna Stadium. Sacramento moves to 4-7-2 in the American Soccer League and hosts Utah next.
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Mendoes leads Lain in Fremont Slow-Pitch win
Mendoes had five hits including a homer and two doubles, leading Lain Insurance to a 9 win over Shoe String in Fremont Recreation Dept Slow-Pitch. Gater added four hits as Lain extended its undefeated streak to ten straight games.
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