Newark National Eliminated From LL Sectionals
Newark National fell to Pacifica in a windy Marina Park game during LL Sectionals. A two-run homer by Pacifica's Kevin Barbieri and early ground lost by Newark prevented a comeback, leaving Newark National scoreless in the early stages.
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Newark
Demas Lamas
Belmont
Mont Fall
Pacifica American Vie
Newark National
Marina Park
Pacifica
Kevin Barbieri
Guerrero Powers Past Opponents 5-0 in Semifinal Swing
Barbieri delivered the decisive blow as Pacifica advanced to the finals against Cupar Hino with a 5-0 win. Barbieri earned the win on the mound with key strikeouts, while Dan Ruiz doubled and drove in two runs to pace the offense. The Bulldogs defeated the Indians 5-1 in Mel Ott League play, with Jan Morley tripling in two runs for the winners.
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Barbieri
Pacifica
Cupar Hino
Bulldogs
Indians
Burce Judson
RBI
Jan Morley
3 000 Seats Available For UC Grid
Three thousand seats will be available for University of California football games. The notice lists dates Sept 28 for Colorado and Nov 16 for Oregon and directs applications for passes from the Oakland Recreation Department with deadlines Sept 20 and Nov 8.
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Steve
Sullivan
Keith
University of California
Baker
Nationals
Boye
Danpeli
Ernie
University, of Colorado
University, of Oregon
Oakland Recreation Department
Lakeside
Colorado
Oregon
San Leandro All Stars Clash Preview at Pacific High
San Leandro East and West division All-Stars meet Monday at Pacific High in a C Division showdown that may foreshadow future clashes between San Leandro High and Pacific High. Tim Maroney leads the East with a 17.5 scoring average. final C League standings place Amigos first in East, Pirates second, Pistons third, Oaks fourth. Alternates listed include Davis Reilly and Nalsan among others.
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SAN Leandro
Pacific High
San Leandro High
Tim Maroney
Amigos
Pirates
Pistons
Oaks
Roller Derby Finale Tonight at Oakland Auditorium
The Bay Bomb and Midwest Pioneers clash in the final roller derby of the series at Oakland Auditorium tonight at 8 20 p m. A halftime race will feature Bomber coach Charlie O Connell and Pioneer mentor Bob Hein in a six lap blocking exhibition.
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Mike Grae
Doug Otter
Oaklant
Bay
Avely Wiens
Amd
Midwest Pioneers
Geve
Derhy Baker
Steve Waters
Oakland Auditorium
Charlie ‘O'Connell
Bob Hein
Eden Treeview and Smith Target Olympic 200m Title
Eden Treeview and teammate Smith emerge as favorites for the Mexico October Olympic 200 meters title. In London at White City Stadium they spoke hours before the gun for the 200 and 400 meters. The quote hints at a possible boycott by black athletes timing before an Olympic race. He denies leading the movement while backing the effort and stresses unity with other athletes.
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Smith
Mexico
White City Stadium
London
Olympic Boycott Backed by Noted Athletes
Tommie Smith and other track stars including Crazy Legs Hirsch and Art Donovan voiced support for a U S boycott of the Olympic Games to protest racial discrimination. Iowa State players led by Jim Lonnborg and others withdrew in protest amid a statewide demand to withhold funding over racism claims.
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Multiplejroy
Crazy Legs
Hirsch
Rom Wayne
Millner
Cih Battles
San Jose State
Art Donovan
Charley Trippil
Alex Wojciecswice
U.S
Willie Muldrewy
Chicago
Don Graves
Centerville
Iowe
Iowa’ State
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D-Des Moines
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Crusader Football Signups and Weekend Tournament Schedule
Five runs for the Treeview as Keith Hentschel and Clay Pierce singled in Pring’s first inning. Rick Pirak, Smith, and Jim Hildrew drew walks, while Phil Vierra and Ken Horog y were hit by pitches. The single elimination tourney continues with games Monday to Wednesday at Rancho Arroyo Park, Depot Road, every evening at 6 pm.
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Clay Pierce
Pring
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Smith
Jim Hildrew
Phil Vierra
Ken Horogy
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Cantos
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Pirates
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Bob Mason
Flelter
Vern. Inman
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Vierra
Blrak
Hentsehed
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Treeview
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Mt. Eelen
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Thatcher
Geines
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Lange
Tor
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Brother John
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John
Boycott Is Far From Dead Says Edwards Amid Confusion
SAN FRANCISCO AP Harry Edwards leader of the Negro Olympic boycott movement says the boycott is far from dead and predicts more trouble for NFL teams. He cautions against trusting statements from black athletes and jokes about holding another press conference to answer himself. The piece also covers a local baseball game and Pup Warner football sessions in San Leandro with eligibility rules and practice plans.
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Harry Edwards
San Jose
State
Edwards
San Leandro Pup Warner Football Club Inc
East Bay
Pup Warner
Pop Warner
Brown Bengals In Grid Debut At Nippert Stadium
United Press reports the Cincinnati Bengals under new coach Paul Brown make their AFL debut with a 34 17 win over the College All-Stars before 69 917 in Chicago. Rookie action features John Sto Ta at QB and Warren McVea moving to end as the team prepares for Kansas City.
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Dooley
Dick Nolan
Paul
Bengison
Cinnati Bengals
Chicago Bears
Vince Lombardi
Cleveland Browns
Bengals
Kansas City Chiefs
University of Cincinnati
Nippert Stadium
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Kansas City
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Miami
Warren McVea
University of Houston
Chiefs
Tom Baas
Baltimore Colts
Oakland
49Ers
San Diego
Bears
Dallas Cowboys
Canton
Ohio
Danley
Bears Sines
George Halas
49ers and Chargers Clash in Prospects and Injuries
The 49ers meet the Chargers amid lineup doubts and new acquisitions. San Diego, led by a healthy offensive corps including Lance Alworth, Gary Garrison, and Willie Frazier, aims to test a rebuilt secondary while San Diego’s Sid Gillman plans to rely on depth and a strong passing attack. Alworth, once drafted by the 49ers, remains a top receiving threat despite last season’s injuries.
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Chargers
Sid Gillman
San Diego
John Hal
Lance Alworth
Gary Garrison
Willie Frazier
49Ers
Alworth
Gall Tanicht
Lamonica Unitas Duel Looms In Pro Gridiron Preview
In a feature on the upcoming season the article highlights Lamonica and Unitas as rivals in a projected duel with teams fielding backfield plans. It notes Tony Lorick and Jerry Hil as fullbacks and John Hadl at quarterback, with references to past signings, injuries, and roster weights as context. It mentions the 49ers defense and veteran players like Lenny Lyles and Mike Curtis, and touches on the Chargers and Colts trades and roster notes.
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Gillman
John Had
Jad
Chargers
National Football’ League
Tado
Lenny Lyles
Allbres
Baltimore Fineharkers
Dennis Gaubatz
Ron Porter
Mike Curtis
Neighborhood Olympics Set for San Lorenzo High Event
Baynard Aves Recreation and Park District announces the first Neighborhood Olympics near South Lake Tahoe with state championship aspirations. The Aug 10 program at San Lorenzo High runs 9:30 to 4, open to youth 0-30, with no entry fee and on-site registration at 9:30 am. Adult recreational sports move from Castro Valley High to Arroyo High on Lorenzo Ave starting Monday evenings 7:30 to 9:30, and youth tennis programs at Chabot College still have openings for boys and girls across several age brackets with classes at 2, 3, and 4 pm Monday through Friday.
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San Leandro
San Lorenz
Ashland
Haywart
Castro Valley
Pacific High Field
Crusadeers
San Geandro
South Lake Tahoe
Baynard Aves Recreation and Park District
San Lorenzo High
Arroyo High
Lorenzo Avenue
San Lorenzo
Chabot College
BRT Hi
Light Heavyweight Bout For Oakland
AP reports Terry Lee of Concord California will meet Frank Snakebite Niblett of Los Angeles for the vacant state light heavyweight championship. The bout set for August 21 at the Oakland Auditorium was approved by the California Boxing Commission.
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Oakland
Terry Lee
Concord
Calif
Frank
Niblett
Los Angles
Oakland Autoriums
Calfornia Boxing Commission
Lido Tow Routs Kroehler 15 to 1 in Newark game
Lido Tow exploded for seven runs in the first inning and rolled to a 15 to 1 victory over Kroehler in Newark yesterday. The Newark Recreation Department Stoaltch contest showcased dominant hitting and strong pitching from Lido Tow hitters.
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Newark
Lido
Newark Recreation Department
Kroehler
Oaks Host to Clinics in Oakland Area
Oakland Oaks coach Alex Hannum announces two basketball clinics by the American Basketball Association team in the South County area. The first runs 1 to 4 pm on Monday August 19 at Chabot College. the second 7 to 9 pm August 28 at Chabot Ranch in San Leandro. Players include Jim Madnet, MVP last season, forward Dave Tee, and rookies Henry Logan and Garfield Smith.
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Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
South County
Alex Hannum
Chabot College
Chabst Ranch
10Th Ave
San Leandro
Jim Madnet
Dave Tee
Henry Logan
Garfield Smith
Oaks Add More Arena Contests
The Oakland Oaks of the American Basketball Association will play 42 of their 39 home games in the Oakland Arena. Seven home games will be scheduled out of town in Portland Reno and Sacramento. Last year the Oaks played a dozen games at Oakland Auditorium and nine away from Oakland.
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UPI
Oakland Oaks
the Americans
Basketball. Association
Oakland Arena
the Oaks
Portland
Reno
Sac Jramento
Oakses
Oakland Auditorium
49ers Face Chargers In Defense Oriented Clash
San Francisco challenges Los Angeles in a defensive showdown as Kenny Graham Les Speedy Duncan and Scott Appleworn anchor the Chargers unit while the 49ers aim to slow their prolific opponents in a key matchup.
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ATL
Kenny Graham
Les
Duncan
Scott Apple- Worn
Job Corps Pizza Win in Livermore Softball Action
Livermore area league action saw Job Corps tripping Ray Walker Insurance 5 to 3, 107 Club defeating Rhodes and Jamieson 51, and Guerin's Pizza ripping the Todge Boys 8 to 1. Games were held Thursday in LIVERMORE.
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Parks Job Corps
Ray Walker Insurance
Rhodes & Jamieson
Guerin's Pizza
Todge Boys
Livermore Area Recreation and Park
Fragmentary OCR Item About Bets and People
Fragmentary text mentions Betis, Rochinas Kelly and Brece with GP tags and names like Lanna and Loming. The readable portion lacks clear events or outcomes and cannot form a full report.
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