Crush Defending Champs in 1966 Laurels Softball Triumph
The Hayward Laurels dominated the state tournament final beating the Redding Stars 18 to 0 to crown themselves champions. Margie Law and Stephanie Tenny sparked the offense with multiple hits as Laurels pitchers held opponents hitless at times and twelve players earned All-Star recognition led by Linda Barneson and Laura Malesh.
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Hayward
Margie Law
Stephanie Tenny
Reed
Tenny
Barneson
Bennett
USA
Pacific Coast
Betty Bennett
Leach
Reddingen
Law
Redding
McColl
Patrick Gomerfouts
Chico
Laura Malesh
Peppers
Linda Barneson
Dianely
Ray
Hayward “Aurels
Redding All Mars
Ebbie Farris
Chico Peppers
Pittsburg
Rogue Lanes
Diane Iversen
Drena Baxter
Playoff duel for second in Mack League set for tomorrow night
Wes Sears Newark Farms and San Frank Realty clash at an undetermined site in a bid to claim the Northern California Connie Mack Tournament's second entrant from the Greater East Bay league. Alameda Athletic Association clinched the other berth after a 4 4 finish, with recent results shaping the playoff field as Low Prank Really and Wes Sears Newark Farms won pivotal games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Sears
Newark Farms
San Frank Realty
Connie Mack
Inap
Alameda Athletic
California
Oakland
Bushrod Park
Alec Fremont
Hayward High
Wes Sears- Newark Farms
NAACP
Meadow
Cerrito Vista Field
Harvey Halderfield
Neal Fragus Sing Bled
Tom Lunceford
Lunceford
Rich LaChapelle
LaChapelle
Joe Sullivan
Steve Nonneman
Nonneman
Bob Lloyd
League Board of Directors
Oakland Recreation Department
Hard Way Bob's Sweeps To ASA Area Title
Bob Salseda and teammates lead Pring's Coffee Shops to a 12-6 win at Castro Valley Community Center in the ASA Southern Alameda County district softball tournament. Lloyd White homered, Walt Wood allowed seven hits, and Art Bridges belted a key hit for Bob's Cocktails-City Drayage. Newark’s V defeated Say When by forfeit as the Mad Matinee event featured multiple games and standings in Hayward area play.
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Castro Valley
Bob Salseda
Dick Aolley
Claude Rodrigues
Doug Johnson
Pring
Lewis Center
Hayward Area
Malinee
Teague
Lloyd White
Walt Wood
Art Bridges
Moose Lodge
Newark
Rob
Foresters
Ray Harding
ASA
Alameda County
Rich Nagore
Twint
Livermore
Esters
Chuck Craig
Pat Craig
McColl
Reed
Dave Souza
Beckners
Barry
Bob's
Srimna
Smith
Fark
Barneson
Tenny
Redding Chiga Peppers
Jim Stockton
MeCel
Thaei Aio Neill
Coslel
Steve Souza
Perreil
Lensch
Ib Boarnt
Panthers
Bob
Davidson
Malone
Bennett
Chico Peppers
O'Neil
McConnell
Sambin
Pefle
Livermore Foresters
D.sourm
Kope
Joal Lukens
Marr
Nuoyd
Adaginyant
Mueller
Siwekton
Ihe
Marquez
Sioeinin
Souza
Blasquez
Varnry
O/Eaton
Tatal Avis
Eas
Oden
Norwand
Pittsburg
Likena
Blasth
Cosset
Livermoca
Iversen
Baxter
Redding
Hayward Oden
Mavslasr
Harding and
Barr
Mecuil
Kalin Cead
Lvarmore Lack
Beckner
Goh
Bennet
Malesn
Ahrn
Baeneson
hiMeestas
Il Malone
Diven
Crain
Sayla
alWeaner
Walls
Some
Davis
Grimes
Yenny
Hagore
Munster
Sein
Althone
Osincinir
AY Lensch
Danhaber
Dyer
Craig
Stockton
Miler TL
AR — Mueller
Antone Stars In TriCities Semi-Pro Title Clash
Antone tossed a no hitter with 5 walks and 12 strikeouts as South Bays Realty won 6 0 over Fremont Merchants to seize the TriCities Semi-Pro lead. Fremont’s Bob Harrington limited Bernie Vail to one hit in a 10 0 win. Newark defeated TriCities 3 0 as remaining games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Antone
Thunder Jn
Bernie Vail-Fremont Merchants
Antone
Hitler
Fremont
South Bays
Realty
Fremont Merchants
Bob Harrington
Bernie Vail
Joep
Newark
Humboldt Crabs Win Title Again
Humboldt California reports the Humboldt Crabs defended their state National Baseball Congress championship by overpowering the Mendocino Braves 6 to 0. The Crabs extend their streak to four straight state titles, a record in the tournament's history, remaining undefeated in the last 12 playoff contests.
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Arcata
Calif
UPI
Humboldt, Crabs
Mendocino Braves
Crabs
Fight slate Monday to Sunday across cities and titles
The schedule lists bouts from Monday through Sunday with pairings in San Francisco, Miami, San Jose, Scranton, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland, Rosario, Martin, Johannesburg, San Ben mie, Mexico City and more. Key showdowns include world and European title bouts featuring fighters such as Elorde, Ramos, London, Lopopolo, Valdivar, and Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Amos Bly
Iain Lincoln
Eienér Rush
Miami Beaches
Fla
Jimm Ny
Ralston
Bunny Tage
San Jos
Peter Gonzalez
Ray Ed Sarria
Scranton
Johns A. Dulseh
Chuck Wepner
Los Angeles
Aaton Perez
Davey Chutreas
San Bernars
Infant Phoenix
Ariz
Gornea
Juan Josselin
Wiil Rludick
San Bermo
Italy
Sandro Lopopolo
Vic Andretti
Mexico City
Vincente ‘Valdivar
Milswoorl
Eckt
Richie
Sweet
Clack Realty Ousted From State Slo Pitch Play
In the 1966 State Slo-Pitch tournament at Woodland Ted Clack Realty of Hayward was eliminated as Redwood City Cougars upset them 3-2. Doug Ladd drove in both Clack runs with a sixth inning single.
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Woodland
Ted Clack
Diablo Valley Wins Young Ruth Title in 1966 Tourney
Scott Pennington limited Oakland American to four hits and guided Diablo Valley to a 4 1 victory in Livermore. Two Linkchase hits helped Diablo Valley claim the 12 year old Babe Ruth crown and advance to the state 13 year old finals at San Luis Obispo on Aug 16. Oakland tied it in the fifth but Diablo Valley pulled ahead with key singles and a seventh inning defensive play ending the game on a twinkilling at home.
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Livermore
Scott Pennington
Linkchase
Diablo Valley
Babe Ruth
Pennington
Oakland American
Livermore High
San Luis Obispo
Qakland
Randy Veasey
Arlandis Prince
Lyings
John Pezzi
Duane Lemley
Jef Walkup
Oakland
Mark Chambers
Chuck Hest
Jim Claymore
Best
Roseville Earns NorCal Sr. Spot in tense 10th inning win
Roseville edged Albany 7 to 6 in 10 innings to claim a NorCal Senior Division tournament berth. Tom Ware delivered a bases loaded infield single and scored Don Scott from third on the 10th inning winner. Dave Guillen earned the win in relief as Albany led early before Roseville tied the game with late two-out hits and a squeeze bunt.
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San Lorenzo
Roseville
Albany
Arroyo High
Tom Ware
Mike Piasente
Don Scott
Tim ‘Taylor
Park
Sunnyvale
O’garman
Ie Teen Tae
Tring Piasente
Et Reg
Oried
Scott
Tom Knulson
Terry Sharp
Ware
Dave Guillen
Piasente
Russ Klobus
Gray
Joel Griffin
MikeRudell
Griffin
Rurdell
Benny Bunz
Guillen
Steve Bustos
Mike Young
Rudell
Russ Bebman
I Krobas
Guil- Ylen
Rnin
Bustas
Young
John DeMello
Behman
Tom Knutson
Fores
Bustos
Rying
DeMeflo
Belkin Captures Quebec Open in Montreal
Mike Belkin of Miami defeated Bob Bedard of Sherbrooke 7-5 3 8 36 64 6-0 to win the Quebec Open as Bedard suffered leg cramps in the fourth set. Susan Butt, from Victoria now in Chicago, won the women’s title beating Maria Guaman of Ecuador 75 34 6-4.
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Montreal
Mike Belkin
Miami
Fla
Bob Bedard
Sherbrooke
Que
Belkin
United States
Bedard
Susan Butt
Victoria
B.C
Chicago
Maria Guaman
Equador
Burnett Slugs Lead San Leandro Past Taft in Tourney
San Leandro defeated Taft 10-8 to reach the second Losers bracket of the 1966 State Babe Ruth Regional Tournament at Porterville. Kevin Burnett drove in three runs with a first inning double and two hits lauded by Ron Olivera on the mound. San Leandro scored five in the eighth to pull away, while Taft answered with nine in the bottom of the ninth before falling short.
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Porterville
San Leandro
Taft
Kevin Burnett
Ron Olivera
Mike Eggers
Bob Jones
Erroy
Don Ferguson
Burnett
Jones
Olivers
Alion
Stockton
Lome Pock
Babe Ruth
Ee Taft
T Rogers
Mt B
Freeborn
Jers
DiKeller
Aba Ferguson
Wade
Olkoster
Morris Vaults 16-6 in Helsinki Meet
Ron Morris of Los Angeles won the polo vault event at an international track and field meet in Helsinki with a 16 feet 6 inches jump.
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Crush
Cather Malesh
Mack
Alec Bremon
Times
Lou Frank
Fox
Kirchner
Evans
Newton
White
Taylor
Boyd
Dieffenbach
Cadinha
Wi-Newark Farms
E. Bereavich
Haldertica
Rothe
Reeser Au Witslaw
Haldertild
Parker
Winesinw
Frank
Bercavich
Christensen and
Melnoshy Waalefay
LaMarre
Fenchal
Madeste
San Jose
Santa Dartiara
Bakers
Reno
Fresno
Anta Barbara
Madnste
Hard
Pring’s
Bathela
Clermans Woot
Viail
Bray
Atuiterspsig
Whila
Arlns
Rodrigues
Salsedo
Roberts
Crowell
Glorloss
AB Roberts
Ib—Genzales
Smith CL
Hr—Jetingar
Berne Vail
Treving
Redy
Winnement
Harrington and
Holding
Strong
van Deusen
Strang
Messner
Souh Bay
Roman
Jackson
Pacheco
Knights Fermills
Prosser
Elkin
Geer
Buttriss
M Berrias
Rivera
Knight Tris Kinaman
Elkins
JB. Ratiele
Tri
Sealtiana
Vancouver
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Wenvar
San Diego
Oklattorya
Ingiana Polis
Onlabamm
Taco
Awale
Porfinnd
Fon Tu
Phoenie
Benwer Ae A
Humboldt Crabs
CLACK
Redwood City
Diablo
Young Ruth
Diablo Vatley
Oak
Amoriead
Hale
Veasey
Walkup
Cox
Rogen
Princa
Olsen
Oath
Joy Croft
Cunalnghm
Fenomotoy
McCaughin
Amis
Tudal
Chambers
Lemley
Melot
Johnny Hutchings
Polo Abounds
Giants
Boston Braves
NorCal Sr
By Spence Rubin
Kevin O'Gorman
Steve Valenzuela
Gary Belaan
Klobas
Mbany
Joy Young
Haskins
Aa Whitman
DeMetro
Gatorih
Helwig
Roy I Dyer
Tolsis Main
Ateany
W—Kiskas
Foo. Ware
Gi Ian
Quebec
S.L
C. Rand
Ty Preuzo
San Leandro Hayward
Sete
Yee
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