Seals Rally to Take Nightcap Lead in Coast League
The San Francisco Seals, holding a three game Coast League lead, defeated Portland 10-2 after yesterday's 3-1 loss. Bill Renna hit two homers, Don Kaiser limited the opposition to seven hits, and Seattle's Letty O'Doul countered with Charlie Rabe. In other Pacific Coast League action, Hollywood beat Vancouver 13-4 in game one, then Vancouver won the nightcap, while San Diego, Sacramento, and Los Angeles also posted results. The day featured balanced play across four doubleheaders.
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Leonard Sets Cycle Mark in Peanut League Tilt
Leonard builds a 3-4 upset by Clayworth Drugs as Superway clings to first with St Bedesor in a tight Peanut League race on Saturday. Boch hurlers delivered one hitters. Chris Sorensen’s double produced the winning run and Dave Barrett earned the save. In Springfield, Joe Leotard of San Jose won the 50 mile AMA national championship in 34 36.99, breaking the old record. Everett Brashear finished second. Two drivers were hurt in an elimination race with Danny Stein seriously injured and Vicer Monastray hospitalized.
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Kowalishen Fans 13 In 4-0 No-Hitter
Washington Manor junior baseball league action saw Dang Kowalishen pitch a four hitless innings, fanning 13 as the Indians beat the Pirates 4-0. Kowalishen improved to eight hits allowed in full games and leads with 70 strikeouts in 30 innings. Gary Butler hit his fourth homer of the season and LeRoy Gooper also homered.
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Mt Eden Little League Scores and District Meet Highlights
The Mt Eden standings feature Tigers Indians and Beavers with dramatic showings. Beavers dominated minor division while Palma Cela Indians rolled past Carnation Red Sox and Roosevelt teams posted solid showings in the San Leandro area championships.
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Teamsters Romp in Little Bigger Loop Play
Teamsters and Decoto Boys Club stayed unbeaten in Hayward Little Bigger League with Sunday victories. Decoto blanked Hayward Optimist 18-0 on Robert Gonzales’ two hit performance, while Teamsters beat St Bedes 8-1. Jim Craik Frank Maeterspan and Gary Silva shone on defense.
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Hon Harder Stages Rally to Top with 11 3 Victory
Hon Harder extended its lead by defeating St. Joachim 11 3 Two hit pitching from Rich Logan and timely hitting from Tom MacPherson Dennis Rozario and Quentin Bernard drove the win.
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Young Netters Win Twice In Kiwanis Play
Six budding young netters captured two trophies each at the San Lorenzo Kiwanis Junior Tennis Tourney co sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and Hayward Area Recreation District. Finals results show multiple age groups with Sundberg Bedsworth Ganes Weissbers and Gervalstad among winners. Trophy presentations were made by Larry Anderson, Kiwanis Youth Committee chair.
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Skelly and Nahm Advance in Leandro Tennis Tourney
Sixteen players qualify for next Saturday's senior finals of the Northern California Class B Invitational Tennis Tournament in Leandro. Defending champion Tom Skelly of Galan d and San Leandro's Vince Nahm lead the field at San Leandro High and Estudillo courts as two favorites for the men's singles title.
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Horwath Pitches No Hitter as Jays Top Fremont
George Horwath, newly acquired, struck out 14 and no hit Fremont 1-0 in seven innings before a seven inning finish halted by darkness. Pleasanton then beat Liver All Stars 13-5 at Amador, with Miller scoring on an error after reaching third. Fremont pitchers limited Pleasanton to three hits. Next weekend Fremont faces Pittsburg and National Carpeting while Pleasanton faces Ransome at Bushrod Park.
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Matthews Stars As Giants Romp
Hayward Giants rout National Carpet of Oakland 16 to 6 as Johnnie Matthews shines with seven innings, four hits, two singles, a double and five RBIs. Matthews also contributes on the mound while Don Stewart covers the eighth. Giants show two big innings, seek home debut Sunday at 2 p.m. on Airport Park diamond.
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Pony League Regionals Tighten Race In Region 8
In Region 8 Pony League action WATSONVILLE i- La Mesa California and San Bernardino California share 2-1 records while Kennewick Washington 2-0 faces Collins California 2-0 as the tight race for the regional title heats up.
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Sam Snead Golf Swing Tips From Arp Level Lesson
A vintage golf lesson discusses wrist cocking and timing to maximize power. It notes players improperly uncocking early, throwing the clubhead, and losing power as the downswing begins. Proper form keeps the left arm straight, firm left leg, and wrists cocked until late, then transfers hand action into the stroke for speed.
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US Women Amateur Opens in Sacramento Spotlight
The 17th annual U S Women's Amateur Golf Championship opens in Sacramento with defending champion Marlene Stewart Streit favored by reporters and Barbara Porter, hometown star, among strong contenders. Seeding pairs Streit and Porter in early brackets as 94 players entered and 34 earned byes, with action starting after early rounds.
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Baseball Seals Meet Seattle On Monday Radio Log
Radio log notes a Monday broadcast at 4:00 p.m. featuring the Baseball Seals against Seattle on KYA. The entry records a scheduled sports matchup and a station airing time.
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Cardinal leads NorCal golf as Tal trails by six
In the Northern California medal play championship at Peninsula Country Club, Cardinal shot four under par 66 and posted a 73 in round two to lead by six strokes over Tal Smith who stands third. Cy Pennel and Jim Emmons posted solid 73s as the field tightens ahead of next weekend’s final 36 holes.
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Venturi Wins St. Paul Open In First Pro Victory
San Francisco golfer Ken Venturi captured the $22,000 St Paul Open with a 72 hole total of 266, 24 under par, earning $2800 first prize. He tied the tournament record and edged Bob Resberg by two strokes, crediting a new putting stroke for the breakthrough victory as he joined the professional ranks.
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Watkins and Sais Ir Regional Golf Finalists Set
Fay Watkins of Berkeley will meet Al Sais Jr. of San Pablo in the finals of the 20th annual Men's Regional Golf Tournament at Tilden Park next Sunday. In quarter finals, Loo Watkins defeated defending champion Gordon Wilks 2-1, Parker beat Grant Erickson 1 up, and Erickson edged Bob Stapleton 3-2 while Parker toppled Bob George 3-2.
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Spring Valley Opens East Bay Ladies Amateur Golf Championship
Milpitas April 4 four players tied for lead at 68 as Spring Valley hosts the East Bay Ladies Amateur Championship opening round. Mabel Milde of Hillview led with a low score and the field includes Ruth Bowen Miss Edina Motean and other named competitors as the tournament runs into next Sunday.
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Olson Knocked Out Ends Comeback In Portland Fight
Carl Bobo Olson saw his comeback end when Irish Pat McMurtry stopped him at 2:34 of the second round in a scheduled 10 round outdoor bout in Portland. Olson, dejected, admitted the loss may mark the end of his career after the setback.
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La Mesa Wins II Title in West Little League Series
La Mesa defeated Ephrata Washington 18 to 0 on Saturday to claim the West regional title and earn a berth in the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania from August 21 to 23.
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Drag Racer Thomas E. Heoter Killed at Daxton Cablo Strip
Dayton resident Thomas E. Heoter, 38, died at the Cablo drag strip yesterday while driving at 107.2 mph. The car reportedly lost water and skidded, rolling end over end. Local authorities investigate the crash.
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