Fremont Raceway expands with dirt oval and AMA scrambles
Fremont Raceway adds a 2 percent mile dirt oval to host AMA sanctioned Amateur motorcycle scrambles this Monday. Notables include San Jose rider John Gownal and Jim Foley in the 450 Expert class as district 36 AMA events, with Hocking challenging in Overall and Lightweight divisions as 200 riders expected for the Friday 4 p.m. finale.
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Roads Unlimited Racing Association
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Bil Brister
Sedan Polis
Dave Alonan
Brea Au
Phil Snall
Motorsports Calendar Shows Mixed Aug 1 Events
The calendar lists AMA events and club scrambles with entries from All American MC and Northwest Replana, including Aug 1 races for Amatriy Scramblien and Femme Anrmwedy Agomio, plus Aug 4-5 shows in MilnDor Ford Plent and Alameda County. Entries run 3.50 to 4.50 with various age notes and timing details.
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Union City Football Signups Tonight at New Community Center
Union City Football League opens signups tonight from 6 40 to 9 at the New Community Center on Bocete Road. The program welcomes boys ages 10 through 16 and invites adults to help as coaches. Reyes will begin Saturday with the program.
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Killebrew hits 500th home run in Twins win
Harmon Killebrew belted his 500th career homer and added another as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 in 10 innings. Sam McDowell returned for Cleveland in a 4-1 win over Chicago. Detroit beat Milwaukee 12-3 and Kansas City swept Washington 9-2 and 11-? Oakland edged Boston 6-5. McDowell allowed four hits over six innings in his first start since July 27.
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Baseball Roundup: Homers, Wins, and Late Rallies
In a string of games, hitters connected on long drives as a00Lh opened with a deep blast off Mike Cuellar while Cass joined with a homer. Joy Coleman dominated on the mound for his sixth win, and Tommy Harper contributed four hits. Roger Repoz and John Spencer homered in the eighth to power California past the Yankees, with Repoz adding a ninth two‑run shot to cushion the lead. Gail Hopkins fueled Kansas City's romp over Washington with a three‑run homer and a five‑game surge. Al Fitzmorris went five innings, supporting a six‑hitter for the Royals. The nightcap featured Mike Herm and Ted Abernathy delivering a four‑hitter to seal Hexilund’s ninth win and Abernathy’s 17th save.
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Ken Singleton
Welix Milan
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Busch Stadium
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George State
Pizarro Mastery Drives Cubs Past Pirates in NL Race
Pizarro pitched like his prime, controlling the game with a sharp fastball and a clutch sacrifice fly that produced a 2 1 victory for the Chicago Cubs over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The win kept Chicago charging in the NL Eastern Division, winning seven of their past eight while shrinking Pittsburgh's lead.
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Boxing card features Napoles Olivares live from L A
Benny Ford announces a four fight closed circuit TV card at The Forum Los Angeles Monday night April 28 with world champions Napoles and Olivares. Also on the bill ex bantam Cha Cha Castillo and others in non title bouts. Prices set at 4 dollars in San Francisco and San Jose and 5 dollars in Stockton.
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Valentin Galeano
Cha Cha Castillo
Rafael Herrera
Halim Gutierrez
Mexico
Fernando Lumaead Cabanela
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