Fenstermacher Sets Three Records At Hayward Swim Meet
Jerry Fenstermacher of Tennyson posted three new marks in the 14th Annual District Swim Meet held by the Hayward Area Recreation District. He swam the 10 yard freestyle in 45.2, the 100 breaststroke in 1:03, and the 100 individual medley in 1:08.0, as peers set several other boys and girls records and top placers across age groups.
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Go ven tops Richey in Clay Court semi upset
In Indianapolis George Goven defeated Cliff Richey 1 6 7 5 6 4 to reach the 1978 Clay Court final against Manuel Orantes. Betty Stave and Françoise Durr reached the Fabergé doubles final with Mone Schallau and Julie Anthony advancing in a separate women’s bracket. Orantes faces Ramírez in the men’s semis as top seed Evert and Veronica Burton move toward the women’s final.
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Cincinnati
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Netherlands
Francoise Durr
Mone Sehallau
Iowa City
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Mission Viejo
Calif
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Pavifiz Paliaades
Court tops Casals to reach Jersey Shore final
Margaret Court survived three match points to beat Rosemary Casals 20 4 40 7 6 7 in a nine point tie break and reach the Jersey Shore Tennis Classic final. Court set an alltime one year prize money record and will meet Lesley Hunt in Sunday's final. Hunt advanced by defeating Karen Krantzcke 6 7 6 4 7 5 with a late service break.
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Regional softball upset highlights Hayward rally at Patrick Gomer Field
Chuckburgers of Hayward stunned Guanella Brothers of Santa Rose 2 1 at the regional championships. Rich Balewick sparked Wilson-Russell Vallejo and other teams posted wins as double elimination play continued.
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Rich Balewick
Stokes Battles Injuries With Rams
Berkeley report outlines Stokes exiled from lineup by injuries amid Rams rookies. San Leandro High graduate and 1972 Oregon alum played sparingly after broken hand and ankle sprain. He criticizes week’s events, remains hopeful for another chance with the Rams facing tough competition.
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Soviets Dominate World University Games With Eight More Golds
The Soviet Union extended its gold haul to 17 at the World University Games, led by Yvgeny Arjanov in the 1500 meters and a sweep of events in gymnastics and fencing. The United States faltered in track as Rick Brown and Dennis Schultz finished fourth, while Portugal defeated the U.S. 44-14 in basketball amid security tensions surrounding an Israel game. Britain and Cuba earned lone golds, with Olga Kerbut lighting up gymnastics and Berwyn Price winning the 110 meter hurdles.
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Viktie Dgurba
Rick Brown
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Gennai Dominates Fremont Pro Cycle Main Event
Gennai wins the Fremont Raceways pro race by six lengths in the 20 lap main event with a 6 27.96 time. Skip Aksland finishes second from Manteca while Nick Nazais of San Jose takes third. Fre mont’s Rick Hocking blows an engine and Hayward’s Dave Hansen fails from a second lap tumble. 78 competitors compete before about 900 spectators. Hocking, Gennai and Aksland are semi feature winners. Dorian Sewell of Richmond wins the consolation. Heat victors include Gennai Morrison Hocking and Hockie. Hocking also wins the Lynphy dash with a 16.95 second hot lap.
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Los Angeles
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Redwood City
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Musso's Clinches Three Pitch Softball Title in San Leandro
Musso's wins the Sam Leandro Recreation District Three Pitch championship with a 6 run final over Strawberry Fields. Emil Gomez and Rick Ludwigson lead Musso's with three hits apiece including Ludwigson’s homer and two doubles. Steve Koperski adds two doubles and a single. Danny Franks stars for Strawberry Fields with three singles. Del Sandro Carpets falls 7-0 after seven in the sixth. George Isneff belts a homer and two doubles for the winners in the other semifinal, as Dave Malloy adds two doubles and a single for GAT.
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Annihilate'Em wins Travers Stakes in Saratoga thriller
Annihilate 'Em dominates the 104th Travers Stakes at Saratoga, winning by 14 lengths over Stop The Music with See The Jaguar third. The mile and a quarter race clocked 2:01 3-5, just off the track record set in 1970.
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Marathon challenge to Bobby Riggs teased in Garden Grove
Nassif a college official at Pepperdine proposes a four hour marathon match with Bobby Riggs. He claims to hold a vaneld tennis marathon world record and suggests a five minute rest every hour. He aims to test Riggs in a real test of tennis style.
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Robinson Columbia key leader in Columbia Open bowing
Robinson Columbia led the $55,000 Columbia Open Bowling Tournament from Waukegan, rolling a 22 average in the 1st four matches of match play. Mar ty Piriano of Syracuse challenged briefly, while Kano posted the top 182 series. Marx Rath rose from 18th to third with seven wins and an 1801 series, earning 210 bonus pins. Norm Meyers and Art Trask completed the top five for Monday finals.
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