Prep Cindermen Strength Ahead Amid Rainy Week of Meets
South County track teams press toward 12 dual meets and Bay Area events including East Bay Division finals at Diablo Valley, Cerrito Relays, Martinez Relays, and Wash- Miglin Township Relays as weather improves. Eden discus thrower Krith Janson joins Livers hire on top marks. Joll Pereson and Ray Arrowsmith post strong sprints. index lists place Livermore Castro Valley and other squads among the top performers with multiple events and top marks across HJ SP PV and relay legs.
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Martinez
Wash- Miglin Township
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Gaby Fiva
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Joll Perenon
Ray Arowtrong
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Ron Klug
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Becky Ford
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Rewe Can
Mike Robinson
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Jerry Mecens Farcagoly
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Castro Valley
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Ean Bevenuoh
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Lenchanke
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Full Schedule Of Events For Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings a packed slate across South County prep athletics with swimming track and field baseball and tennis. Milpitas divers Logan Cisya Ager and others join a day of meets as Ten Teague teams tout sprinters and hurlers while Sunset San Leandro and Berkeley clash in multiple events. Maynard Athletic League tennis features San Leandro Bishop O'Dowd Castro Valley Amador at Lake Chabol Castlewood.
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Bedin
South County Prep
Athe Inter
Meels
Teague
Janes Logan
Santi Cisya
Divingion
Samuel Ager
Milpitas
Allrag
Inns
Tennysony
Arroya
Indians Narrow CIBA Lead With Bruins Split Doubleheader
Stanford tightened the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association race by splitting a doubleheader with UCLA. Barrell Sutherland pitched a hitless first game for the Indians, while Jim Lonborg allowed only one hit in the second game. UCLA used eight pitchers in a wide victory effort, leaving UCLA at 7 0 BA and Stanford at 3 2.
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Palg Alto
Stanford
California Intercollegiate Baseball Association
UCLA
Barrell Sutherland
Indians
Jim Lonborg
Bruins
Back The Raiders Nite Slated In Fremont Elks Meet
Fremont reports a community event titled Back The Raiders Nite slated for May 2 from 7 to 11 PM. Raiders GM coach Al Davis will speak, a dinner is included in the $2 admission, and tickets are available at Richard Speed Shop and nearby outlets. The event features local racing and program highlights with various drivers and sponsors noted in the action-filled listing.
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Eremont Elks
Raider
al Davis
Uichard
Spw
Laxige
Farwell Drive
Hayward
Benny Ave
Tom
Paul Bischoft
Loftes Share Lead in Oakland City Doll Championship Hurdle
In Oakland Cerrudo and Castra Valten face a tough test to repeat as city doll champions. The field includes Bill, Bishop O Dunwoody senior, and a pack of Haywardites led by Langhorne, James, Martin, and Seawell, with scores swinging around par as the windup nears.
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Landon
Ren Cerrudo Witl
Castra Valten
Oakland City
Bill
T Yearald Bishop O'Dowdigh
Hayward City
Haywardites
Auseph
Ralph Langhorne
Bob Moniz
Dan James
Tot Martin
Joseph
Broncos Take Pair and Dump Cal to Cellar
Santa Clara dumped California to the cellar of the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association by winning 21 and 1 in a double header. Santa Clara improved to 2-4, Cal fell to 0-4-1. Bronco Pete Marsini and Cal’s Larry Colton each allowed five hits. Marsini struck out five, Colton eight. Len Flanagan scored on Colton’s fourth inning walk-induced run. In the second game Gary Mariner pitched for the Bears as the Broncos won.
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Santa Clara
Santa Clara Brenos
California
California Intercollegiate Basebill Association
Bears
Cal
Angels Win Softball Opener In Sunday Matinee
The Guardian Angels opened the HARD Sunday Matinee league with a 4 run win at Patrick Gomer Park. Patrick Gomer Park provided the setting as four runs lifted the Angels past their rivals. Brute Barry and Jack Needely contributed with strong hitting while Paul Mondehuclet earned the win.
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Phil Macnee
Rive
Guardian Angels
Patrick Gomer
Angels
Brute Barry
Jack Needely
Pier Paul Mondehuclet
Seals Bucks Clash On TV For Southern Division Title
TV coverage announced for a decisive Southern Division clash between Seals and Bucks in the Western Jockey League. The hosts will televise the final series on KTVU at 8 p.m. local time. Key players and teams are unnamed due to fragmented OCR text.
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Bucks Clash
Portland Barkarvas
Wieatern Jockey League
KTVU
Lieds al
Area Men Dominate Drag Meet
Area athletes swept the top eliminations and time honors at a local drag meet yesterday. Strong performances by South County entrants dominated early rounds and set leading tow speeds, highlighting a competitive field and local talent.
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South County
Bay Area College Track Set for Late Relays Trials
Bay Area colleges and clubs have two weeks to tune up before the annual relays begin May 11. California State and San Francisco State compete on the Gator’s oval. Stanford travels to Des Moines for the Relays as Cal runs in Mt San Antonio event. The column notes postponed meets, notable performances, and upcoming meets including UC schools and junior colleges across the region.
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Bay Area College
Stanford
Ray
California
USC
Washington
Fourhill College
Southern Cali
Are Los
Suanford Ali Angeles Coliseum
Letie
Cal
Mt. Sanf
Anonio
Yorn Wolfe
Tribe
Wion
Sheridan Dowiey
Local Ta Trial League Planned By Industrial Loop Group
Tae Hayward Ara Recreation plans a first trial league this year. Men interested in playing for practice and fitness form groups and should contact Larry Stamsley at 59140831 by Wednesday for details.
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Tae Hayward
Ara Recreation Istried
Dew Ela Amlon
Teague
Larry Stamsley
Betsy Becomes One To Beat In Uprunning Titleholders
Betsy Rawls dominates the Uprunning Titleholders championship in Aususia Georgia after posting a solo round par 72 on the Lejeune course. The Sunshine Open Golf Tour results show Rawls finishing five strokes ahead of rivals Mickey Wright Kathy Whittaker and others. Notable scores include Sybil Griffey 72 45 63 72 7, Bonnie Holtmann 33 77 7 33 3, and Gloria Facht 37 76 6 24 5.
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Miame
Rawls
Aususia
Miss Rawls
Lejeune
Bn Hee
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Kathy Whiiwaeth
Jak
Fiat
Benny Ramis
Hickey Weigst
Kathy Whigweeth
JO Ana Prentice
Kathy Cornelius
Marlene Hagge
Bonnie Holtmann
Gloria Facht
Sandra Spurich
July Kimball Sted
Gloria Armstrong
Beginning Bowling booklet promoted by Daily Review
Wilmean's Strikes Spares discusses sparing as key to boosting average with tips from Texas star Jere Price. It promotes a 24 page booklet on bowling fundamentals titled Beginning Bowling, offering instructions to improve spare shooting and overall consistency.
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Jere Price
Texas Star
Joe Wiseman
The
Daily Review
World of Sports Confusing Cuban Players News
A scrambled sports roundup notes Cuban players seeking U.S. permission to join professional baseball, with mentions of visas and signings. It also covers Kentucky Derby prospects, a USAC race in Indianapolis, Richard Petty’s Virginis 300, and a Swiss skier’s victory with a Utah runner-up, all in a single chaotic snippet.
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Haustin
Toy Ruby
Hoyt
Trenton
Perdway
Wis
Richard Petty
Mactiville
Yestentay
Runnemp
Tiny Luni
Ford
Itty Guiembtinski
Detroit Wies
Jim Stetanteh
Joliet
TH. Yesteriay
Balialo
N.Y
Stetanteh
Halue
Swim Clubs Eye Lorenzo Meet And Palo Alto Records
San Lorenzo area clubs prepare for the Lorenzo Meet at Tamalpais Center with events across age groups. SACSC claims eight records at Camalpais while Flying Fins and SAC80 showcase top swimmers in events from 100 freestyle to 200 medley relay.
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Tamalis AN Pati Ain
Sothern
Alameda County
San Lapenso Saint Center
Las Tren
Fisiiur
Palo Alto
Tanwlpais
Kithy Rosenest
Shire
Palotto
SACSC
Camalpais
Jerry + Austin
Elib
Ineioy Yélay
al Tamaloals
Hava
Brendi Multrove
Diane Reed
Brenda Multrow
Chris Fresman
Carol Fiedler
AP Malo Allo
Hanry Bos
Cateh Shirgels
Giels
Lotyard
Toutin
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Ifis
Faekslreve
Beamer
Etek
Sue Keaussene
Girth
Cud
Kevin Kernedys
Navica
Felub
Telus
Lucy Cameres
Optimism On Eve Of C L Start
Eddie Mulligan president of the California League reports strong advance ticket and advertising sales for the 1963 season opening tomorrow. San Jose ticket sales near 30 000 and Swine sales around 4 000. Umpires named including new hires Craniall Lovatelli Crook Corrington Schulte Jr. Tomorrow's openers feature Reno Santa Barbara Modesto Stockton and Bakersfield Salinas.
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Eddie Mulligant
Ie California League
Eirent
San Jose
Mulligan
Modesto
Anulligan
Fresno
Nike
Rey Vatz
San Lorenzo
BU Stollemeerk
Patylip
Bob Silvers
Santia Barbara
Amt
Lo Stevnschuss
Las Jolla
Ross Cranlall
Phoenis
Bol Lovatelli
Walnut Crook
Jim Corrington
Tancaster
Pay
John Schulte
Lani
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Native Diver Revel In Kyne Cap At Bay Meadows
Native Diver and Revel head a six furlong feature at Bay Meadows Saturday with $15,060 added. Native Diver, holder of track records at six furlongs, aims to extend his San Mateo mastery while Revel returns after nine months, part of a mixed lineup for the week’s stakes and charity events at the Bay Area track. A slate of horses, wagering, and charitable activities accompany the day’s program, with mutuals totaling $25,453,650 through Friday.
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L. &. Shapiro
Helen Kevaston
Bay Meadows
Willmar P. Kenel Ihamligap
Peninsula
Plyer
Moarhins
Revel
Koyoll
Anderson
Testun
Doblebaa
Ballpoint
Gallank Host
Skyep
Port
Mecca
Dusty Damion
Sierige
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Flying Dutchman
Girsk
California
Joa” Oy
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Sttnday
Curvis Offered Stable Bout at Madison Square Garden
Bran Curvis of Wales, world welterweight champion, offered a television bout against Cuban Jose Stable of New York at Madison Square Garden on May 8. Stable, 22, ranked No. 6 by the World Boxing Association, while Curvis sits second among contenders for the title as boxing officials plan the 10 round bout.
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New York
Bran Curvis
Wales
Patton Tops King In North South Amateur Opener
Morganton's Big Joe Patton opened the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament with a hard earned victory over Avery King of Anniston, Alabama, sending the field a strong message in Pinehurst North Carolina.
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