Six-Year-Old Wins HARD Net Tourney To Close Out Class
Castro Valley six year old Don Bryant won the Sinder division boys title at the Hayward Area Recreation District summer tennis championships at Castro Valley High. He defeated Mike Cooke of Castro Valley. Other finals saw Mary Lou Kingman beating Kit Alexander for the girls Q-under crown and Debbie Plant topping Kilee Hopper in the girls teenagers bracket.
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Mike Cooke
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Mary Cooke
Linda Souza
Sar Lorenz
Jeff Patterson
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Bill Monsen
Washington
Belinsky
Brave Dyer
Haney
Angel
Bill Rigney
Chave
Higney
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Playboy
Los Angeles Times
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Detroit
Frank Wiel
Mugh MacPherson
Debbie Plant
Kilee Hopper
James Stevens
San Lorenzo Opal
Trombley
Mike Sohriakoff
Des Fenelon
Acea Recreation
Veronica Granger
Witnners
Donald Bryant
Beavers prep for Redding Jr Olympics swim meet
Beavers on the Northern California circuit head to the Redding Jr Olympic meet this weekend as the B team scored at Pleasant Hill. Tina Louis won the 9-10 girls 50 yard backstroke in 40.1 seconds with several Beavers finishing top three including Paul Grext Mira in 75 free and Sean McAdam in breast events.
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Redding
Karne Pepitone
Sean McAdam
Ned Vou Brea
Publicity Chief Halligan Led New York Rangers Fame
Halligan, longtime publicity director for the New York Rangers, National Hockey League, was celebrated for shaping the team’s public image. His work with the club contributed to its modern, media savvy profile during his tenure.
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National Hockey League
Trustees Reject Coaches Pay Raise
Trustees vote against the coaches pay raise amid budget constraints. Dr. Cunningham cautions about proper procedure, while coaches advocate for earlier action. The board defers a decision, ordering studies and budget integration before next year’s preliminary budget. Final ruling to be revisited at a coaches meeting ahead of fall practice start.
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Has No Regrets Leo Says Punching Of Fan Provoked
Los Angeles Dodgers coach Leo Durocher, facing a criminal complaint for punching a fan in the Dodger Stadium lot after a St Louis vs Dodgers doubleheader, says the incident was provoked and he would do it again if assaulted. Police and city officials will hear witnesses as the case unfolds. Durocher, aged 57, has a history of controversy and nicknamed Leo the Lip.
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Happy Chandler
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Walt Alston
National League Attendance Nears Record Pace Again
The National League expects to set an attendance record for the third straight year with about 9,054,304 fans at NL games through Aug 16, up 1.2 percent from last year. If pace continues, 12 million may be reached, aided by Mets at Shea Stadium and Phillies gains. Giants and other clubs show varied figures across the season’s dates.
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Miller Heads SF Jr Golf Finalists Lead Pack
Lincoln High's Johnny Miller topped the field at the Northern California Golf Association junior championship at the San Francisco Golf Club with medalist 69. Jerry Heard finished runner up with a 77 while Vie Lau added 72. Mike Raekman of Fremont, winner of the Cosilewood junior tournament, posted an RA.
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Lincoln High
Johnny Miller
Northern California Golf Association
San Francisco Golf Club
Jerry Heard
Miller
Vie Lau
Mike Raekman
Fremont
Cosilewood
Amatuer division leads in Ming Quang charity golf event
Jose Cerrudo and Joseph Cerrudo posted scores of 67 and 63 to finish one or two in the Amateur division at La Rinconada Golf Course. Low pro honors went to Dick Lundahl of Sharon Heights with six under par 14, while BU Lawson was runner up at 65. John Blasquer and Hayward's John took Pro-Am Best Ball with a 28 under par 11.
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Ron Cerrudo
John Joseph
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Dick Lundahl
Sharon Heights
BU Lawson
Joseph
Hayward
John Blasquer
Braves Open Three Game Set At Dodger Stadium
AP reports the Atlanta Braves, two games ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League, visit Dodger Stadium for a three game series. Don Drysdale faces Denny Lemaster as each pitcher seeks rebounds after recent struggles amid a tight pennant race and a strong Braves edge in head to head matches.
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Dodger Stadium
Don Drysdale
Braves
Denny Lemaster
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Milwaukee
Bees Nash Signs With Lakers in Dual Sports Deal
SAN JOSE The Los Angeles Lakers signed former Kentucky Catton Nash to a five figure contract Monday under a bonus baseball arrangement. Nash will finish the California League season with the San Jose Bees at first base and may play forward or guard for the Lakers. His Bees batting is .209 with 19 homers and 46 RBIs.
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Livermore Softball League Draws 14 Teams For Fair Season
Livermore area recreation district will run a fair men s softball league for the first time in years. LARPD sports supervisor Pallon says about 14 teams have signed up and others must file by 4 p m August 20. League fees due by August 25. Start date not yet set.
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Greece enters Tokyo Olympics as 93rd nation
Greece, called the mother of the Olympics, beat the deadline by minutes to become the 93rd nation to enter the Tokyo Games starting October 10. Urganigurs noted the entry list would be the largest in the event history.
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Cardinals Win On Errors
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Colts after two Houston errors in the ninth inning. Hal Brown held St Louis to six hits through eight, but Eddie Kasko wild throw and miscues allowed a late uprising led by Ken Boyer infield single and a forced run to seal the game.
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Mets Triumph 5-0 Behind Smiths Two Homers
New York loaded lineup with right handed hitters as Charley Smith hit two homers and Dennis Ribant pitched a shutout. Mets defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0.
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Miller Still HABRL Proxy Miller Still HABRL Proxy
Clarence Miller was reelected president of the Hayward Area Babe Ruth League. Harey Whitfield was named vice president, John Dayak secretary, Norm Balin treasurer, Ray Alvarez player-appear and Rinat Sorenson purchasing agent.
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Norm Balin
Ray Alvarez
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Rinat Sorenson
World of Sports Cage Stars In Stokes Benefit
NBA players and college foes participate in Maurice Stokes benefit while teams prepare for upcoming games. Wilt Chamberlain, Guy Rodgers, and others are noted as returning to practice as the league tightens schedules amid injuries and franchise news.
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Glenn Bass
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Nefertiti
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Ted Hood
Constella
Raiders Chop Rookie Pair Two Veterans
Raiders overhaul roster adding fullback Bob Jackson and rookie Roy Perk while cutting six including Maury Schleicher Herm Urenda and Bob Livingston. Ken Rice returns to practice as Philadelphia Phillies consider funding a new South Philadelphia stadium. Henry Aaron to play first base for the Milwaukee Braves for the season. Funeral set for Oscar E Felsch, one of the seven Chicago Black Sox conspirators in 1919.
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Salt Lake Fans Might See Grosscup In Exhibition
REDWOOD CITY The San Francisco 49ers may have quarterback Lee Grosscup in Salt Lake City for the NFL exhibition with the Minnesota Vikings. Coach Jack Christiansen said Grosscup would likely start after recovering from a jaw injury. He noted two or three new starters may play and rookie end Vern Burke would be out with a knee sprain.
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Salt Lake City
Jack Christiansen
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Christiansen
Vern Burke
Dallas Cowboys
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Hornung Anxious To Make Up Lost Time
WEST DE PERE Wisconsin AP The Golden Boy of Green Bay Paul Hornung eager to make up for a year lost to suspension for betting on games. He trained in Green Bay since April under Vince Lombardi, boosted by a strong exhibition showing against the Giants and a long TD pass in New Orleans. Hornung, 29, says knee is fine and expects a fast, peak season as the Packers anticipate a showdown with the Bears.
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Atomics Holding Tryouts for Livermore juniors
Livermore Atomics hold tryouts at Fifth Street School under the Livermore Area Recreation District. Supervisor Gary Patton says junior players in seventh to ninth grades practice Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 am until signup closes while PeeWee players in fourth to sixth grades train Tuesdays and Thursdays at the same time. The junior club will compete in the Alameda-Contra Costa Junior Soccer League with Hayward United.
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Nicklaus Tops Money Winners List in Golf ENTITIES
Nicklaus leads the PGA money list with $98,217 from 19 events released by the Professional Golfers Association. Arnold Palmer follows with $90,443 and Ten Lema ranks third at $68,733. Bill Casper Jr. is fourth at $64,886 and Gary Player fifth at $52,449.
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Professional Gallery Association
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Bill Casper Jr
Gary Player
Juan Rodriguez
Ken Venturi
Mason Rudolph
Mike Souchak
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