Ohlone Renegades Boost for 1971 With Five Out-of-District Linemen
Florida and Pennsylvania recruits join the Fremont Ohlone Renegades as head coach Dick Paynter says the 1971 defensive line will be a strength. Returning lettermen include Bill Cline and Brian Sullivan. new linemen include Bob Whitehead Greg Carter and five out-of-area players led by Ron Castro Dennis Jansen and John Rehnberg. The team also fields expected backs Greg Brown Steve Cunningham Ralph Gonzales and backs slated for enrollment along with quarterbacks Rudy Bonilla and Dave Christian. First game is September 18 versus College of Siskiyous. A summer conditioning course is offered locally.
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Dick Paynter
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Paynter
Bill Cline
Brian Sullivan
Bob Whitehead
Greg Carter
Ron Castro
Pacific High
San Leandro
John Rehnberg
Martinas High
Florida
Jim Woodall
San Gabriel
Greg Brown
Steve Cunningham
Irvington
John Liburdi
Kennedy
Ralph Gonzales
Washington
Dave Peterson
Rudy Bonilla
Mission
Dave Christian
Mike Pollard
Joe Hebel
Mark Schermesser
Robin Keen
Newark
Hick Nance
JFK
Terry Seuser
Bob Prince
Dennis Barks
Washington High
Brian Caldeira
Letterman
Dale Young
Rick Sira
Ron Brooks
Letterman Tom Conighiro
Allan Shuil
College of Siskiyous
Oblone
Season opens as Singer Housing favored in league race
Two-time defending champion Singer Housing leads the Joe DiMaggio League as the season begins Tuesday night at Mission San Jose High. Kennedy High and Union City clubs, including Borghi Vets and Silva Pipe, field strong lineups with ex-Washington and James Logan talent. Early games pit Singer Construction versus Borghi Vets at Kennedy and Silva Pipe against K and B at Mission San Jose High.
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Craig Smithson
Singer Housing
Dennis DeBarr
Alameda County
Joe DiMaggio
Bosco Construction
Ralph Heklings
Pine
Kennedy
DeBarr
Ken Rushing
JFK
Wil
Asidy
Lanet ‘Hagler
Stani
Dave Martin
Greg Short
Severs
K and B Paint
Borghi Vals
Silva Pipeline
San Lorenzo
Rob Ingebretgen
Mission San Jose High
Doug Per
John Smith
Steve Schmidt
Steve Miller
Jack Buena
Kevin Anderson
Kim Suwrey
Mike Blum
Mike ‘Haskell
Mike Pricer
Bob Bhimmer
Ingebretson
Union City Merchants
Borghi Vets
Aces
James Logan
LeRoy Gallardo
Frank Borghi
Neil Stirner
Jess Coria
Union City
Washington High
Dave Quimby
Jeff Carlse
Dan August
Fred Brick
Grover
Acme
Irvington High
Fremont Baseball Inc
Colt League
Reggie Pierra
Chris Pease
Pierra
Pease
Henry Bowens
Mission San. Jose High
Singer Construction
Kennedy High
Bolderman
Newark
Logan
Newark American Rally Beats Nationals for First Win
The A's overcame a 4-0 deficit with two seventh inning runs to defeat the league leading Nationals 6 to 4 in Newark. Gary Strach scored three times, singles by Rathjen and Strach set up scoring, and Strach again each scored in the seventh to cap the comeback. All six A's runs were unearned as the Nationals committed 12 errors. Rich Perry homered, Mike West tripled with the bases loaded for the Nationals before the late collapse.
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A's
Strach
Walter Rathjen
Mat Kelley
Rathjen
A’s
Rich Perry
Mike West
Mewark Amorican SA
Rathlen
Strack Sota
West
Barragon Leads Digiullo to 3-0 Shutout of Mets in Fremont
Barragon hit a three run triple in the first inning as Digiullo Pontiac defeated the UAW 1364 Mets 34 in Fremont American Senior League action. Baca pitched a one hit shutout with 21 batters faced while Rahy Ayala and Ayala contributed two hits each for the winners.
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Digiullo Pontiac
UAW
Mets
Fremont
Baca
Rahy
Ayala
Mont American SR
Rick Mark and Pat's Health win in Fremont C-1 softball
In Irvington Park, Rick Mark edged National Steel 21 while Pat's Health Foods breezed 10-3. Rick Mark drove in the winning run with two RBIs. Jack Miyamio and Phil Galvin starred for the winners, and Pat's Health got two RBIs from Vares Orta and Sa.
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Pat
Health Foods
Irvington Park
National Steel
Shik Claus
Phil Galvin
Kemp
Jack Miyamio
Fremont c
Aeid Merkins
Sievers
Francis Gritho
Sin
Bob
Smith
Galvin
Vares
UCLA’s Webber extends lead in women’s intercollegiate golf
Janet Webber of UCLA shot 223 after adding seven strokes Friday to lead by two with one round left in the Women’s Intercollegiate Golf Championship in Athens Georgia. Shelley Hamlin Stanford stood two behind after rounds of 7474 77 25. Peggy Harmon Vanderbilt trailed third at 77 78 61 23. UCLA and Carol Ginder led the team standings at 481 with Miami Dade Junior College at 478. Cathy Gaughan Arizona State trailed by six with 78 82 74 24.
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UPI
Janet Webber
UCLA
Miss Webber
Fresno
Calif
Thole Tourney
University of Georgia
Shelley Hamlin
Stanford University
Peggy Harmon
Vanderbilt University
Carol Ginder
Miami Dade Junior College
Cathy Gaughan
Arizona State University
Triple Bend Seeks Turf Victory At Hollywood Park
Inglewood California Triple Bend, a sophomore star tipped as Majestic Prince’s successor, runs in the Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park. The run promises a strong turf bid over 1 1/16 miles as Triple Bend aims to rebound after earlier peak timing slips. Belmont Park notes Santa Tina captures turf feature by three lengths with Bob Woodhouse up.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Triple Bend
Majestic Prince
Frank McMahon
Hollywood Park
Kentucky
Hol
Santa Tina
New York
Tarlan Stables
Belmont Park
Bob Woodhouse
Finley faces girl exclusion at baseball bat day
Denise Couchot of Newark and other girls under 14 along with mothers plead with Oakland Athletics owner Charles Finley to allow girls to receive free bats on Bat Day. Finley has limited the promotion to boys, despite past years offering bats to all youngsters.
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Oakland Athletics
Charlie
Finley
Denise Couchot
Newark
A’s
A's
Dermise
Varn
Dennise
The
Argus
A's may change stance on girls playing softball
The Athletics front office has received letters and calls from supporters led by Dennise and her peers urging a change after the decision to limit bats to boys. Finley has not yet appeared to respond, but officials plan to inform him when he returns.
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Athletics
Michael Haggerty
Dennise
A's
Finley
Sunol tourney crowns Lotz Roberts with 77s
Jim Lotz and Ray Roberts shared low gross honors after each shot a five over par 77 at Sunol Valleys Parin course in the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors links tourney. Dan Webster matched 77 to win the Guest Division. event drew 125 contestants under near ideal conditions.
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SUNOL
Jim Lotz
Jobn Lote
Ray Roberts
Straface
Sacbor
Tony Barbosa
Seattle Open set with 96 pros in title field
The Seattle Open begins Saturday with 96 professional bowlers in the field including Earl Anthony of Tacoma, the defending champion. In Milwaukee, the Brewers announce the signing of right hand pitcher Lawrence Anderson, their second pick in last week's draft.
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UPS
Milwaukee, Wis
Kansas City Royals sign No 1 pick Ray Branch
Kansas City Royals sign their number one pick Ray Branch a 17 year old right handed pitcher from Beaumont High School St Louis The rookie lab in Kingsport Tennessee will be his report location and he received a substantial bonus estimated at around 50000 dollars
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UPI
Ray Branch
Kansas City Royals
Beaumont High School
St. Louis
Branch
Royais
Kingsport
Tennessee
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