Math teacher wins NorCal Publinx title at Pebble Beach
Dick Dallagiacomo, 32, a math and science teacher at Nova High, captured the Northern California Golf Association Public Links crown at Spurblase Hill with a two stroke victory after a 78 round for 181 total. He edged former San Leandro competitor Jim McMurtray and others in a tight finish.
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Pebble Beach
Redding
Dick Dallagiacama
Nova High
Spurblase Hill
San Leandran
Jim McMurtray
Sacramento
Antioch
Bob Heston
Barry Hansen
San Jose State
Chon Gallegos
Dallagiacomo
Twin-Hill split as S J semipro Hornets Corsairs
In Hayward's San Jose Semi-Pro Central Division doubleheader the Hayward Hornets beat the Corsairs 4 3 in seven innings to take game one and the Corsairs won 4 3 in seven innings in game two. Key plays featured McDonald and Moore driving in runs in the first contest and Jesse Santos scoring in the nightcap with Mike Shea and Joe Sullivan contributing for Corsairs. Paul Galvin earned the mound win for the Hornets in the second game while Santos, Shea and Sullivan led Corsairs in offense.
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Hayward
M Hayward Corsairs
Hayward Hornets
San Jose
Hornets
Corsairs
McDonald
Moore
Cardoza
Martin
Acros Cordoza
Jesse Santos
Mike Shea
Santos
Sheahan
Joe Sullivan
Bob Galvin
Sullivan
Monterags
Santory
Ward
Cardone
Frosmonard Enviers Galvin and
Saas
50th State champs sweep Norcal softball title at Fremont
50th State Hawaiian champ Fremont-1 dominates Northern California race for 1971 with 23-3 record. In Irvington Park doubleheader, 10th State beat Correa's 7-6 in eight and 6-? in the opener, Ed Rodriguez delivering a seventh inning pinch single. Clayton Mendez homered, Manny Rivera doubled, and Manual Pacheco and Bob Kelner contributed in the nightcap as Correa's ousted, while 40th State slipped past for the win.
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Fremont
Northern California Hawaiian Athletic Association
Irvington Park
Correa
Hayward
South San Francisco
Ed Rodriguez
Clayton Mendez
Manny Rivera
Manual Pacheco
Bob Kelnan
Norcal Hawahan
Aptos golfer Thomas wins low gross at golf outing
Thomas shot 83 to take low gross honors at the San Leandro Men's Gulf Old outing held at Aptos Beach Golf Course. Flight standings show Wight leading in the championship, with names like Pl Uibiares, Edruth, Step hanson, John Carlyle, Abe Pichins, Hob Parsinger and Bill Gilbo among participants.
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Aptos
Homer Thomas
San Leandro
Aptos Beach Golf Course
Wight
Pl Uibiares
Edruth
Stephanson
John Carlyle
Abe Pichins
Hob Parsinger
Guest
FlightBill Gilbo
Dee
Joe "Wirth
Sulca trails by six at Lake Chabot championship
Henry Sulca sits six behind leader Leland Johnson after 36 holes of the Lake Chabot Men’s Golf Club event. Johnson cards 137 and 143 totals as Dick Richards sits midpack at 141, with Johnson noted as a Utah State junior and Redskin Links team member.
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Oakland
Henry Sulca
Lake Chabot
Henry Trails
Leland Johnson
Dick Richards
Ray's PRUMA softball opens with win as Buckeyes top Bombers
Ray's opened the 1971 Puerto Rican UMA season with a 7-5 win over Rio's Raiders after scoring twice in the sixth. In other action Union City Buckeyes beat the Bombers 10-4, sending the Bombers to the bottom of the standings. Joey Gonzalez led Ray's with a double and two singles, while Trejo drove in two runs. Rio's Smarky Salcedo and Rodrigues had key hits for their teams.
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City
Ray's
UMA
Rio
Salcedo
Ron Cruz
U.C. Buckeye
Charles Fratecelli
Manuel Rodrigues
Bombers
PRUMA
Raiders
U “Pra
Beret Trejo
Corey Borie
Treo ER
Srrieiny
Ah. Salcedo
Somos
UCR
Ward hurls perfecto as Lifters exit ASA tourney
In the late round action at the Pacific ASA tournament, Ward delivered a 21 up 21 down perfect game for Jim Paige's Chevron Service of Stockton, then toppled Suburban Auto of San Francisco 6 0. Falconer Lift Truck of Hayward was eliminated from the loser's bracket in a 6 2 decision by LeBlanc Engineering of Sunnyvale. Other results included PJs Barber Shop of Santa Clara beating the Connection Club 7 0 and North Sacramento Merchants trimming B Z Manufacturing of Santa Clara.
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Hayward
Falconer Lift Truck
Pacific Asa
Jack Ward
S&h Markel
Fresno
LeBlance Engineering
Sunnyvale
Falconer
Ward
Suburban Auto of
San Francisco
Jim Paige
Chevron Service
Stockton
P.j.’S
Santa Clara
Connection Club
Milan Kurtz
Chuck D'Arcy
North Sacramento Merchants
B&z Manufacturing
Santa Lota. i
Leh
Sabin
Gene Haley
Jack
Kelsey
Darcy
North Sacramento
Darryl
Zimamick
Tom Best
Kurls
P.j.s
Ron Looney
Ron Martin
North Pacific
LeBlanc
Hiosan
Monk
Elon
Slickler
Shu
Philligs
Leffler
French
Iim Palge
Chevron
Naysirom
Nechesney
Maellng
Ley
Jensen, Buca
Bmi
McConmiee
McCarmiek
Barker steps into Ala madi All Stars camp at Chabot
Arroyo's Barker joins the Alameda County All Stars practice at Chabot College replacing Bob Fisher who left with a liver ailment. Randy Barker of Arroyo High School arrives as a defensive end and linebacker prospect while coaches Hank Sekoch and Jerry Dare focus on offense with punt coverage and place kicking drill. Weaker details: Jackson shines catching passes from quarterbacks Ireland Jacinto and Wilson as drills begin with planned increased contact and mixed offense and defense work.
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Hayward
Alamada County All-Stars
Hank Sekooh
Amd
Jerry Dare
Chabot College
Randy Barker
Ac- Toyo High School
Bob Fisher
Barker
Sekoch
Clay Jackson
Jackson
James Lagan
Oakland High
Suyderhoud Wins National Water Ski Title at White Sulphur Lake
In Delaware Ohio Suyderhoud from Petaluma California and Sig Allan Shetter of Richmond Virginia each claimed their fourth consecutive national title at the National Water Ski Championships. Suyderhoud jumped 157 feet in finals and totaled 2025 points across four days. Shetter won the women's jump with a 106 foot effort, narrowly missing the national record. Ke mpton of Tampa placed second in men’s division and McCormick of Independence Missouri was third. Leavengood of Coral Gables Florida took second in women’s jump with Johndrow of Tampa among others.
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Delaware
Ohio
Mike Derhoud
Petaluma
Calif
Sig Allan Shetter
Richmond
White Sulphur Lake
Suyderhoud
Miss Shelter
Alan Kemipton
Tampa
Fla
Ricky McCormick
Independence
Linda Leavengood
Coral Gabbua
Hla
Vick! Johndrow
Fifa
Tind
Weiskopf Wins Philadelphia Golf Classic In Tight Finish
Tom Weiskopf captured the $30,000 first prize at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with a 274 total, edging Dave Hill by one stroke. Hill shot 68 to finish second, as Jack Nicklaus, George Knudson, and Dale Douglass trailed in a tightly bunched leaderboard at White Manor Valley Country Club. Weiskopf, motivated after a layoff and a self described moodiness, used an eagle on the 17th to hold off Hill and maintain pressure from Nicklaus and others in a humid final round.
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Yom Walskopt
Dave Is
Jack Nicklaus
George Krugeon
Dale Douglass
Low Grafamn
Bob Murphy
the Elder
Phil Rodgers
Domaro Blencas
Hien Conchord
Dave Maer
Coasts
Asc McLendon
Jova Sanders
Tim Samies
Tert
Yancey
Lota
Dadsoai UT
Papi D. Peoria
Whiteroars Valley Country Club
Waiskopf
Eagle
Dave Hill
Billy Casper
Hill
George Knudson
Lou Graham
Bob Mutephy
Lee Elder
Homer
Welskopf
Hi Hefore
Tommy Bolt
Weiskipf
Fada
Nicklaus
Trompas Triumphs In California Open Victory
Santa Maria Calif UPI Greg Trompas rose from his brother Aly’s shadow to win the California Open with a 278 total after a final hole birdie. Sun flay shot 274 to lead, while Forrest Ferler and Dave Glenz battled for second and third. Other finalists included Montalbano Putherbaugh Regildo Allin Small Hewes Coker.
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Santa Mare
Calif
UPI
Greg
Trompas
Aly
San Diego
Sunflay
Santa Maria Country Club
Gene Littler
Trempas
Forrest Ferler
San Jose
Ferler
Dave Glenz
Milwaukie
Ore
Chuck Montalbano
van Nuys
Montalbano
Ted
Kip Putherbaugh
la Jolla
Victor Regildo
Tijuana
Buddy Allin
Santa Barbara
Terry Small
Long Beach
Jeff Hewes
Goleta
Ralph Coker
San Jacinto
Giants and A’s Face New York in Radio Ballgame Night
Radio listings show Giants versus New York on KSFO 560 at 4:45 PM Monday, followed by A’s against New York on KESt and KEMRB. Tuesday repeats include Giants and A’s games with New York on KSFO and other stations, various call letters, and time slots.
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Giants
New York
KSFO
A's
KEST
KEMRB
Anti Ve
KSIO
KPMR
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