Twins Remain On Top In Fremont Little League Action
Fremont American Little League standings stay tight as Twins beat Spin-A-Yarn 8 3 to stay first. Harold Jones pitched a two-hitter and Mark Johnson tripled in support for the Twins who improve to 8 3. R&R Construction tops GI Forum 4 2 with Curt Cannedy driving in two runs and fanning 15. Woodrow Realty and Talk of the Town also win to stay within a game of the lead.
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Fremont
U.A
Twins
Harold Jones
Mark Johnson
Ken Keith
Robert Perez
R&r Construction
GI. Forum
Curt Cannedy
Jay Sutherland
Mark Wallis
Rar
Woodrow Realty
Steve Conde
Steve Francis
Brad Pennington
Ron Povenzale
Giants' Big Finish Wins 5-1 in Newark Prep League opener
In the Newark Prep League opening day, the Orangeburg Giants beat Silvey Transportation 5-1 after a late three-run rally. Lester's Security defeated the Cardinals 10-2 and Wes Sears topped the Lido Faire Angels 11-3. Giants pitcher Dave Figiera fanned 10 in his first-round win.
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Orangeburg Giants
Lester’s Security
Wes Sears
Newark Prep League
Giants
Silvey Transportation
Lester’s
Securty
Cardinals
Lido Faire Angels
Dave Figiera
Lester Cardinals
Hick Sickler
Ken Baker
Gary Anderson
Eam
NRC
Lester's Security
Sickle
Beker
Bailey
Semrock
Trump
Flores
Silvera
Hernandez
A — Zembeck
HR — Saunders
Aldo Faire Angels
Farles
Torres
Secon
Denetress
Silvey
Athlet ics nip Yankees in tight Niles Centerville game
In Niles Centerville Little League action Compton's Athletics edged the Jim's Douglas Yankees 7-6 in a closely contested game. Key hitting came from Jim Wilkinson Carmen Tiseher Mark Adrien and Jeff Burns as the A's tallied 12 hits and held off a late Yankee surge led by Tom Pao.
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Rogers
Alcat
Laundry Wins 1-0 to Force Three-Way Tie in Union City
Laundry edged Turk Island Valley Industrial and Union City Lions Club 1-0 in a bottom sixth scoring rally led by Ed Trevino and Abe Sandoval. Lions Club beat Passco 2-1 to join the leaders at 5-2, while other Union City games produced 3-2 wins for Campbell Chain and Compton's Sporting Goods over White Front and unspecified foes.
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Turk Island
Union City
Ed Trevino
Abe Sandoval Eer
Valley Industrial Laundry
Union City Lions Club
Lions Club
Passco
Joe Castro
Lions
Reddy Rodriguez
Tomstens
Campbell Chain
Compton's Sporting Goods
White Front
Willie Ruelgs
Wrson City
AL Turk
Island
Oded
Valley Inds
I Sheridan
Wilkerson
Willer
Chan Lee Rene
Fand Vera
Cimabet
Lewis
Orexcor
Wilsox
Vilarreal
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Genatorn
Moraes and
Wells
Gonzales
Oretions
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Bachalder
E. Rodriver
Paravisor
Atari
Plunkett
Ishic
F. Rodriguez
Mission Central Chevrolet Leads Fremont Youth League Recap
In Fremont and San Jose this week, Mission Central Chevrolet and Fremont Merchants rally as local teams in the Little League circuit post wins. Ranch and Chevrolet brands feature prominently in the region's youth baseball action.
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Fremont
Mission Ranch
Mission Central Chevrolet
San Jose
Pirates win with seven run fifth inning in senior league
La Fuente's Pirates erupted for seven runs in the fifth to topple the Di Guilio Cards as Steven Cornell and Mark Belden led the offense. Mission Ranch defeated K-Sports 3-2 on a three-run fifth, while Central Chevy beat Warm Springs Golf 7-2 behind Jody Roman's five RBIs. FBM also won 8-4 on a Merchants rally. MSJ-Fremont senior league action produced multiple tight results.
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Pirates
Giants
Dodgers
Mission San Jose
Steven Cornell
Mark Belden
Cornell
Belden
Mission Ranch
K-Sports
Central Chevy
Warm Springs Golf
Jody Roman
FBM
Ted Ingraham
Paul Griffith
Bill Dishman
the Merchants
Harshman
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Warm Springs Gon
Didgers Oe
Frain
Rema
Fre
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Accants
Chitwood Bros
Mies
Yapp
Chalsson
Dishman and
Grobe
Penney, Hinkle
Roque, Glassel
Gustafeson
Belien
Cornet
Burke
Survi San
Ine Grobe
Grahem
Twist
Future Stars Go In Jr Olympics Growth of national junior program
The Junior Olympics program expanded under sponsor Quaker Oats, drawing over 15 million youngsters to regional meets across four age groups up to 17. San Diego hosts the 1969 meet August 19-21 with some 700 participants in gymnastics track swimming wrestling and more, fueling U.S. Olympic prospects.
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UPI
Peet Peel
Quaker Settee Econal Champion-Boats Company
Eg Sports
Dave Gregg
Traior
Halunno
San Diego
U.S
Mexico
Gregg
Munich
United
Rafer Johnson
Swiner
Rome
Knoxville
Tenn
Esther Strou
Washington
Cathy Hamblin
Albuquerque
N.M
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