Getting home hard way in Little League game report
Pitcher Joe Walsh of Bob Fraga applied a late tag on Halliwell as catcher Tan White nabbed. Franer beat throw to Walsh as he stole home. Leslie went on to post a 1041 vinkary.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1972
Page
8
Pitcher Joe Walsh of Bob Fraga applied a late tag on Halliwell as catcher Tan White nabbed. Franer beat throw to Walsh as he stole home. Leslie went on to post a 1041 vinkary.
Watson struck out 16 as Leslie Salt beat Newark Square with strong hitting from Baptiste and Evargashe. Evargashe, Mortem Salt, and Weight drove in runs while Watson and Mare contributed key outs and doubles in a wide slate of league games across Newark and Fremont.
Ruth Jennings delivered four runs and a double to power the Padres past the Athletics in a 1 year old Fremont game. Danny Williams added two hits as the Padres totaled seven hits, while other listed players and notes fill a fragmented box.
Cramer homered to pace the Athletics to a 15-13 win over the Angels in Centerville American Little League. Five-run stretch details show both teams trading power as Morones and Longmyre homered for the Angels, while Booth and Gumas added extra-base hits for the Athletics.
Holy Spirit 7A blasted St. Bede's 1B 43 to 1 at home. Mike Larson hit a triple while Ken Stange and Steoy Gomes added doubles to pace the Holy Spirit attack. Bob Fu denna allowed two hits and pitched a complete game.
Fremont American League action sees the Talk of Town Angels win 1-0 over Woodron Indians in a last inning run. Pitchers James Nevaramont and Scott Turek each throw two hitters. Thatssell Seillano belts a homer to end the game.
The Argus provides uniform coverage for all junior leagues with deadlines and charts for pictures. All 13 and under major game results appear today. minor games run tomorrow. Senior results ran yesterday. gaps occur if leagues fail to submit reports.
Newark National Little League games feature two no-hitters and key bats. Jerry Berlick tossed a no-hitter for the Giants, while Glen Tally and Merk Veatch combined on another no-no for the Braves. Tom Dower and Jeff Larson led the Angels with two runs batted in, each with a double and a single.
Tim Garcia struck nine, pitched a three hitter to lift the Red Sox to a 6-2 win over Pacific State Steel Yank ers in Niles Centerville. Dennis Hertz and Jerry Farrer led the offense with key runs and three hits respectively as the Red Sox secure their third league win. Meanwhile Niles Electric Co. Braves crushed McDonalds Giants 12-2 behind seven runs in the first, with Gary Tuggle and James Bill adding early hits and John Lopez delivering the only extra base hit with a two run double.
In Mission San Jose Little League action Mister Bradley Realty dumped AJM 63 in a darkness shortened five inning affair. Greg Staub, Jay Corbett and Jon Cleveland each had two hits while Staub and Corbett added a double. Gabe Rojas also doubled. Warm Springs Golf beat Palo Alto Savings 24 in extra innings with Joe Cue winning two shutout innings. Greg Morrow and Charles McKinley each singled twice for Warm Springs. Feer and Tom Spencer also singled for Warm Springs to improve to 4-0.
Gary Geren pitched a one hitter as Fremont Center defeated Round Table Pizza 5 1 in Fremont National Youth Baseball. Geren notched his second win, striking out 33 and allowing one in the final inning. Mike Bastic doubled for Round Table. Fremont Center improves to 3 2 overall.
In Inglewood, California, Wilt Chamberlain declined to comment on a court statement by former coach Alex Hannum. The veteran player said, I didn't see the report, amid questions about the reported remarks.
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