Muncey wins Gold Cup in Seattle as Thriftyway tops field
Miss Thriftyway driven by Bill Muncey captures the 50th Gold Cup in Seattle, amassing 1500 points to secure the trophy and earning owner Willard Rhodes the right to name next year’s site. Detroit aimed to disrupt the final heat but Hawaii Kai faltered. Maverick finished strong, with Gale V and Piedmont entries also placing in the points race.
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Rouse
Chuck Thompson
Slong
Jack Regas
Hawaii
East Bay 20-30 All Stars eye lineup shifts tonight
Alameda naval base practice amid lineup reshuffles as East Bay 20 30 Club All Stars plan changes. Lincoln of San Leandro injured foot from forklift incident. Bonded by hospital stay and crutches, doubtful for Aug 23 game vs West Bay All Stars. Tickets handled by Bill's Sport Shop and Plaza Music Co.
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Rivals Fade As Braves Sizzle In Night Streak
Braves spark in late stretch as the night offers a mixed bag of baseball results. Yanks get three singles from Darrell Johnson subbing for Berra and Bill Skowron hits a homer. Red Sox edge Washington 4-3 after taking an 8-5 opener. Athletics blast four homers to sweep Indians 7-0 and 9-8 as Gus Zernial homers twice to lift Cleveland out of sixth place.
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Indians, Tigers Mount Mt Eden Victors In Little League Clash
The Palma Ceia Indians pounded three Russell White Sox pitchers for 19 runs and 22 hits in a 13-2 win over the White Sox. Westwood Manor Tigers stayed alive in title contention by beating Carnation Red Sox 9-6. Mitterwalds led Indians with three hits each. Whittaker allowed five hits in a big third inning effort.
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Don Cortex
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Tom Evans
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Rams Lose Key Players as Injuries Hit Opening Game
Los Angeles Rams star Hirsch, 34, injures his kidney in the first half and may miss weeks after a 84-0 victory setback to the Redskins. Guard Les Richter suffers a knee strain and is hospitalized. both injuries occurred against the Eagle Rock Athletic Club in Long Beach Memorial Stadium. Coach Sid Gillman expects Hirsch to return in three or four weeks if healing proceeds.
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Mayer Edges Snead And Balding In Tam O Shanter
World and women pros chase big prize money with De Vicenzo finishing 288 to win the All American, while Snead and Balding tied for second. Amid strong fields, Bayar, Littler, and Souchak contended for $2,750 to $7,500 prizes. In the women’s event Berg and Crocker tied 302 after 76 final round, with Suggs third and Rawls fourth. Amateur leader Creed won at 317, while Cherry captured the men’s amateur after final-card penalties.
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Rosburg
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Wall
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Jerry Barber
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Wesern
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Chicago
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Montevideo
Uruguay
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Sea Island
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Spartanburg
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North Held
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Chabot Medics Romp in CV Loop
Castor Valley league action sees Lake Chabot Medics crush Martin's Nursery 14 0 as Mike Carr hits a grand slam and Tormmy Sorensen throws a shutout. Ken Rasmusen Rocky Farquhar and Mike Reidy add two hits apiece in a dominant win.
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Chabot Theater
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Randy Zunige
George MacPherson
Lyle Carey
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McLish sidelined after concusion and lacerations
Cleveland Indians pitcher Cat McLish will be sidelined for at least 10 days due to a concussion and severe lacerations suffered during infield practice before a game against Kansas City yesterday.
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Cleveland Indians
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Sam Snead Golf School Guidelines on Wood Use
Sam Snead outlines times to avoid using woods on the course. Avoid woods when the ball lies on hard or wave ground, in rough with no clear path to the green, when the ball placement blocks a long wood shot, or near hazards where a wood would risk danger. In those cases use an iron for safety and accuracy.
Kid Hurlers In Weekend No-Hitters
Washington Manor Tigers beat Bears 1-0 as Bob Berger spun a no hit weekend, fanning 13 and walking seven to propel the Tigers two games ahead of the Indians. Hal Dohling pitched well with no walks and 15 strikeouts over four games, while Jim Richardson and Bill Frakcs added a single and homer for the Bengals.
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Bill Frakcs
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Eden Rookie Leaguer Stops Minor Loop Nine
In Mt Eden Little Minor League action a Eden rookie halted the minor league nine. Rainiers heavy hitters Tom Nunnary and teammates pushed past Longwood Dads Club Beavers 13 11 while Angels beat Winton Center Mounties 12 9. Hornets pitcher Charles Yurgelevic threw a no hit game with Berry Courtois and Bobby Banfield delivering support at the plate.
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Jim Simon
Don Nichols
Dallas Magas
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Winton Center
Staley
Gaveta Ane Madden
Ns. Whitaker
M. Mitterwalt
Bifano Twirls No-Hitter In HARD Peanut Loop
Bifano threw a no hitter to pace Superway to a 14-6 win over Assumption in the HARD Peanut League. Mike Stroud collected four hits, and Wally Fritchner added a triple. Sret Harte and Don Harder combined 12 hits and 14 walks in a 23-3 win for their team.
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Assumption
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Wally Fritchners
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Don Harder
Clayworts
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Ce Hte
Rich Rivera
Dave Russo
Don Ledbetter
Mike Lanfear
Sport Shop Nine
Bill Gehren
Gary Morris
Mike Bellefuille
St. Joachim
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Harles Roeber Stars In Big League Win At Airport Field
Charles Roeber powered 3 hits and 4 RBI guiding Harles Roeber to an 11 1 victory over Teamsters in HARD Little Bigger League action at Airport Field Saturday. Roeber homered and drove in runs as Maries Manned 1¢ batters.
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Ed Roeber
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Softball Teams Vie for Position in A Loop Close
A torrid battle for third place in the Hayward Area Recreation District A league unfolds this week at Bohannon Field. Boyer Sheet Metal leads behind Teamsters and Ridge Runners, while Cuddy Plumbing challenges, San Lorenzo Baptist and Standard Stations collide Thursday. The A league’s summer schedule features Eddie's Spook Chile vs Peabody Motors, with other fixtures and a Forfeited game to Aladdin. The Village Bowl dominates the race, as Friday sees Reader versus County Employees and Lorenzo at Castro Valley.
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Yank Thinclads Set Marks in Sweden
American athletes competed in an international track meet at Filpstad Sweden Ken Banyum of New York set two local records by throwing the discus 165.8 feet and shot put. Reggie Pearman of New York set a stadium record of 48.5 feet.
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Sweden
Ken Bantum
New York
Reggie Pearman
New Syork
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