Castro Valley Upsets Hayward In Summer League Play
Castro Valley defeated Hayward 43-39 to reach the semifinals of the Summer Cage League in Castro Valley. Mt Eden beat Canyon Valley 75-44, Arroyo edged Sunset 41-48, and San Lorenzo routed Tennyson 51-38. Castro Valley leaned on 17 points from Larry Hiswats and 14 free throws in the second half to erase a 24-15 deficit.
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Tennyson
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ML Eden
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Jerry Stevenson
Gary Wormeldulf
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Fred Murray
Mike Hand
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Oaks Take Series Lead At Ashland
Oaks aim to close the best of three series in Ashland by beating the San Lorenzo Plumbing Indians in game two. Chris Shulenberger pitched a three hitter for a 6 1 Oaks win with Tony Verander homering and Danny Bigelow doubling to pace the Oaks. Ban Cody hit the Indians lone home run. Pirates plan nationwide tryout camps in Mandan North Dakota and Mayfield Kentucky for players over 16 along with August dates.
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M M Wins Practice Tilt 7 1
Martin Madsen prepared for the North Pacific Regional Softball Championships by beating Redwood City 7 1 in a practice game at Patrick Gomer Field. Pitchers Bob Harrison and Fred Schott limited Redwood City to four hits, including a solitary inside-the-park homer by Jim Ryan. Eight players contributed hits for Martin Madsen as they secured the win and a berth to the regional starting August 27 at Sunnyvale after last month’s Oakland Metro-Politan tournament victory.
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Redwood City
Patrick Gomer
Bob Harrison
Fred Schott
Jim Ryan
John Cain
Bill Massie
Ghowie Thompson
Swinners
Sunnyvaley
Oakland
Husband and wife both ace Hayward course hole
Major Charles J. Hendricks of the California Air National Guard aced the 210th hole at Hayward Golf Course, matching his wife’s four year old feat to become one of the few couples with aces by both spouses. Col Koe ni g, Sid Ehrlich, and Ed Vor witnessed the shot on the 7230 yard hole.
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California Air National Guard
Hendricks
Hayward
Col. Koenig
Sid Ehrlich
Ed Vor
Morton Salt routs South County in SCAC softball tilt
Morton Salt beat South County Athletic Club 154 in a Hayward AREA District C-2 game as Charlie Aragon hit two homers and Ray Luilterez added four bags. Salle's Body Shop edged Kerr Catering 7-4 in an earlier league contest with Nick Perona and Gary Martin keying the win.
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Morton Salt
South County Athletic Club
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Nickel Perona Lad
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Senior Play Resumes Tonight With Eight Quarterfinalists
Alameda County Senior Division ends first round with two 6 p.m. games at Brand Field and La Vista American-Tennyson park. Moeller Brothers vs Mt Eden Comets and Ashland Carrion Market Angels vs Dougan’s Sporting Goods headline tonight’s action after last night’s wins and early scoring at Brand Field and La Vista.
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Yesterday's Big League Heroes
Harmon Killebrew of the Twins slugged four hits incl his 37th homer and four RBIs as Minnesota routed Boston 124 to 4. Steve Ridzik of the Senators allowed two hits in 7 13 innings of relief, securing Washingtons 4 2 win over Cleveland.
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Top Seeds Ralston Froehling Open Mid Atlantic Invite
In Baltimore Dennis Ralston the top seed and winner of three of his last four events and Frank Froehling the 1961 champion and No 2 seed begin their first action today in the Middle Atlantic Invitation Grass Court Tennis Championships.
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Deadrich Dream Comes True At Olympic Finals Bid
Buck Deadrich of Chabot College earned a spot in the U S Olympic wrestling finals in New York August 24 28 competing in freestyle and Greco Roman. The 219 5 pounder qualified through Northern Regional trials at Mare Island and a Far Western AAU finish while training at the San Francisco Olympic Club ahead of a potential Tokyo bid.
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Wayne Lenhares
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Los Angeles
Does Anyone Want To Win AL Pennant
The AL pennant race moved with three top clubs faltering Tuesday night. New York Yankees lost grip after two Kubek errors as Kansas City won. Baltimore beat Los Angeles with five-run burst, while Chicago White Sox fell to Detroit. Harmon Killebrew fueled Minnesota past Boston 12–4. Steve Ridzik allowed two hits in Washington’s 4–2 win over Cleveland.
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Whitey Ford
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Weather blamed for poor Soviet track showing in LA meet
Moscow coach Gavaril Karabkov blamed Los Angeles smog and extreme heat for his team's weak performances in the US Russia track meet. He said athletes could not adapt to the smoky atmosphere, hurting running events and overall results.
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Chev Buick In Big Frame Win For Livermore League
Livermore area softball action produced several victories last week as Livermore Recreation League teams posted wins. Casing Ty league led by Bernie Potts and J Gendreau provided strong hitting as Wells Fargo racked up 20 hits led by Peterson. An earlier industrial league game saw Foster's action defeated while Padilla hit a grand slam for the losers.
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Winter to Advise in Japan as Olympic track coach
SAN JOSE Bud Winter, longtime track coach from San Jose State, has been named as an advisor to the Japan Association for Athletics Federation for the Tokyo Olympic Games. He will assist with training methods and athlete development ahead of the event.
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San Jose
Bud Winter
San Jose State
Japan Athletic Federation
Tokyo
Metz Has Field Day As World's Fare Triumphs
Cincinnati boxes Metz with a field day as the World’s Fare game features a strong batting attack. Pitcher Metz allowed only four hits while the offense produced a mix of home runs and two base hits. Rousseau and Purkey lead the lineup with key RBIs as Cincinnati triumphs over Milwaukee 13 to 3 in a high scoring Littleworth era contest.
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Dodgers and Pirates Box Score Summary
Dodgers and Pirates box scores included a chaotic scan of players and stats with abbreviations. Names such as Freese Parker Davis and Freese appear amid line scores, while totals and errors are listed, reflecting a dense recap format.
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Parker Rt
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Unclear Baseball Boxscores From Pacific Coast League
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Junior Olympics District Finals Set at Tyson High School
The district finals of the third annual playground Junior Olympics will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at Tyson High School. Finalists come from 52 playgrounds in the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District. Meet director is Ken Hornby of Winton Junior High. HARD sponsored trophies will be donated for first and second place by the Castro Valley Senior Citizens.
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Tennyson High School
Hayward Area
Brothers Pace O A Victory in Newark Prep League
In Newark, brothers Bob and Iggy Aganon lead Olivera and Arnold to an undefeated finish by defeating Lido Falre 10 4. Bob notches 16 strikeouts as the staff secures the win, while Iggy collects five consecutive singles amid a 19 hit team effort. Other brief lines mention Calderas and Lenio with scattered league notes and a snapshot of the International League schedule.
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Manor Titles To Be Decided On Saturday
Washington Manor junior baseball league championships will be decided Saturday with first and second half winners meeting in title play. The Bucs face the Acorns for the Ty Cobb League crown at 10 a.m. followed by the Mel Ott title clash Indians vs Pirates. The Podgers meet Phils for the Lou Gehrig League crown at 1 p.m. The three champs then play an all star squad from the rest of the league next week.
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Pirates
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Phils
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Wade
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Alviso Race Continues at Alviso Speedway doubleheader
The Alviso Speedway hosts a regular doubleheader with a tight NASCAR point battle. Don Loyd leads hardtop standings by 12 points over Paul Ore while Cyrr Lister narrows the gap to 37 points behind Tom Duensing in the sportsman division.
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Alviso Speedway
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Cyrr Lister
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Native Diver High Weighted for San Diego Handicap at Del Mar
Native Diver the defending champion carries 122 pounds for the 23rd San Diego Handicap at Del Mar this Saturday. The gelding, a son of Ambros, won last year’s 1 1/16 mile feature in 1:40 3-4 while carrying 123 pounds.
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