Obradovic AUS miles Clippers Dominate NPSL Scene
Obradovic's Oakland Clippers surge to a seven game winning streak, posting a 13-2 record and 103 goals as top club in the NPSL. The team, led by Milosavic and Stojanovic, improved from a 4-4-2 start, with Milosevic scoring 10 goals and Stojanovic anchoring defense and goalkeeping with 171 saves in 10 games.
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NPSL
Bele Milogevic
Oakland
Clipper
Chicago
Willie Roy
Stojanovic
Nike
Hillman Accepts New Post at Cloverleaf Bowling Center
Hillman resigns as Cloverleaf’s president after guiding the expansion from 20 to 32 lanes. He previously served as technical advisor for Alameda County educators and promoted gym bowling in high schools. He was elected president of the Alameda Contra Costa Bowling Association before his resignation.
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Chico
Hillman
Fremant
Newark
Union Cide Hayward
Castro Vall Livermore
San Beandro
Alameda County
Alameda
Contra Costa
Washings High
Hilman
San Jose City College
Edison Shoe Company
Cloverleaf
East West All Star Basketball Game Poised for Friday
East squad features Buze Nyquist from El Camino High Sacramento and Chris Dyak from San Lorenzo with strong scoring and playmaking. McKillop praises the team depth and work ethic as they prepare for the Santa Clara Foothill College showcase against West, with several standout players showcasing scoring averages and passing skills.
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McKillop
Buze Nyquist
el Camino High
Sacramento
Chris Dyak
San Lorenzo
Santa Clara
Phat
Bob McKillop
Caach
Eels
Foothill College
Sunny
Sth
Jand West Hay
Roscoe captures second at Mt Diablo high school mat meet
Roscoe, senior wrestler at F Kennedy High, took second in unlimited division at Mt Diablo High School Tournament held Saturday. A standout in football and track, he weighs 205 pounds and aims for national and college meets, including AAU freestyle and San Mateo Freestyle Fourman meet.
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Roscoe
Mt. Diablo
Steve .Roscoe
F. Kennedy High
Diablo ‘High
Bay Area
Diej
San Jose
College of Glommee San Mateo
Santa Clara Baseball Plans Hawaii Exhibition Tour
University of Santa Clara vows a 10 game exhibition swing in Hawaii, led by coach Sal Taormina. The 16 man squad finished the regular season at 24-14 and will build on recent trips as it faces service teams and regional rivals.
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Santa Clara
University of Santa Clara
Hawaii
Sal Taormina
Royals
Celtics
Lakers
Hie
Navy
Army
Puebtoldo
Aican
Knicks and Warriors Clash in St. Louis Summer League
Action continues into the second round at 6 30 p.m. with three teams playing at John F Kennedy and Washington High Schools. At Kennedy the Royals meet the Lakers while the Bullets face the Pistons and the Knicks meet the Warriors. Washington High hosts the Hawks Chiefs Bears Bulls Celtics 76ers.
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Knicks
Bullets
Warriors
Hawks
Washington
Chiefs
Bears
Bulls
76Ers
Celtics
Royals
Lakers
Téers
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Kennedy
Batle
Washington High
Lido Shell Opens With 10-1 Victory
Lido Shell opened the Newark Slopltch League second half with a 10-1 win over Cabrillo Shel. Rich Cortez Phil Pruska Bill Lollins Orv Johnson and Jim Hawk each had two hits. Balentine earned the win, allowing six hits.
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Lido Shell
Newark
Switch Romps To Easy Victory In Debut Season
Trip-The-Switch, a Rocket Bary daughter, won by five lengths in the Army Day Purse at Vallejo over eight rivals. With Ronnie Banks aboard, she clocked 1:04 1-5 for five and a half furlongs, a new track record, paying $7.60 to win. Boggs Bunny kept second, Rocket Hi third, Nabucco fourth.
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Vallejo
Montgom
Solane County
Rocket Bary
Ronnie Banks
Trip-The-Switch
Boggs Bunny
Rocket
Withy
Nabucco
Specly
Auto Romps on 12 Hits in Cen treville League clash
Fremont Auto Centers defeated Swenson's of Glemmoor 17 to 9 in Centerville National Little League last night. Phil Mungo and Mike Boyer combined for a four hitter, with Boyer homering and two more doubles by Mungo, Hotaling, Rizzo, and McWilliams. Robbie Digger added a homer as the winners piled batting and pitching strength.
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Swenson
Olenmoor
Muran
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Mungo
Williams, Knauer
Solls
Passt
Boyer
Murac
Rize
McWilliams
Smyth 2b Leads Win In Northern Major League Play
Steve Schmidt pitched a second no hitter of the season for Mission Merchants in a 7-1 victory over Alec's Shops and a fielder's choice. John Hagenbach homered and Don Cross added three hits as Schmidt aided by a double from Schmidt accounted for two RBI. Smyth, Hagenbach and Kerdos paced the offense as Glanmoor Merchants built the win in the Northern Majors contest at Mission San Jose National.
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Steve Schmidt
Mission Merchants
Mets
Mission San Jose
Teamsters
John Hagenbach
Schmidt
Alec
F Ping
Inva Irredul Roman
Hitmant
Hoh Smyth
Glenmoor
Fremont Freight shuts out Besco 3-0 in league play
Fremont Freight won 3-0 as Dan Henderick and Bob Menefee led with early runs. Lloyd Menefee and Steve Schmidt added hits while Bruce Bush and Ron Roelling starred for Besco with a strong day at the plate.
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Besco
Joe Dimaggio
Beare Wooba
Fremont Freight
Serre
Teein_ anit us
Sehmidy
Mission and Lido Tie In Fremont Babe Ruth Game
Mission Valley and Lido Tow battled to a 5 5 tie as bottom of the seventh produced two runs. Butch Lewis Tom Pierce and Jerry Richardson each had two hits for Tide while Rich Swift led Mission Valley with two safeties and Rich Finney added a triple.
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Mission Valley Homes
Lido ‘Tow
Fremont
Perez Pitches No Hitter in Peewee League Showdown
Dan Perez hurled a no hitter for Purcell's Refrigeration Mets in Fremont Peewee action. Perez struck out 15 and walked one as his team blanked Round Table Pizza Pi Tales 5 0. The winning pitcher also went three for three at the plate in a near perfect game.
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Dan Perez
Purcell
Mets
Fremont
Perez
Glenmoor Homeowners dominate Borden Chemical in 23–0 win
Glenmoor Homeowners crushed Borden Chemical 23 to 0 as timely hits from Tim Armstrong and Jeff Pi, aided by homers from Larry Harrington and Roeber, fueled a big fourth and seventh inning burst. Riverside area score shows Pimentel and Pimentel contributing in late innings while Roeber’s team adds 12–3 later to ensure Northern Major league victory.
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Glenmooor
Iimont Baseball Inc
Northern Maora
Swithout
Borden Chemical
Roeber
Plumbing
Tim Armstrong
Jeff Pi
Larry Harrington
Meritel
Carl Roeber
Pimentel
Fremont Baseball
Rich Walsh
Central Chevrolet
Glenmoor
FBI Northern
Riley
Clapeanl
Pimentel da Rifeys Cristiila
Ambiguous OCR sports lineup stumbles on names and positions
The fragment lists players and abbreviations like Mayland Roeber and Hi egton with positions RP CE RB and numbers such as 2B and 3. The text is incomplete and mixes team references with unclear context, yielding a partial, noncoherent roster-like snippet.
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Chevrolet
Roeber
Shinktée
Mayland
Hi “Egton
Dorsth
Feenth
Harring
Reeber
Cross
Hr—Healy
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