Del Rio Football Family Keeps Grid Name Alive
Hayward high school's Del Rio family remains central to ACAL football as Rich Del Rio heads to Modesto Junior College. Brother Tony and cousins Jack and Dave push to start, with Jack and Tony in line for varsity spots and Dave contesting guard roles while awaiting fall practice.
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Three Tied for Lead in Hayward Junior City Golf
A trio of youngsters leads the second round of the Hayward City junior golf championships. Jack Luceti and Gene McLaughlan of San Francisco and Kim Mosher of Hayward are at 73, with Bill Baker and Ron Luceti at 75 and 77 respectively, as contenders for the playoff for the first round low score.
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Gene McLaughlan
San Francisco
Kim Mosher
Chicago
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Bill Baker
Joe Shinola
Ron Luceti
Hawley
Xeore
Jack Lucett
Francisco
Géne McLaughlan
Bul Baker
Oakland
Mel Brown
Alameda
Don Down
Denny Bowman
Way Geewski
San
Dave Harris
Mundy Sets Record In Milwaukee Race
Frank Mundy of Atlanta won Milwaukee county fair 100 mile stock car race in a new speed record 74.9 mph. Mundy drove the 1853 Chrysler used by Tony Bettenhausen to win last month’s 150 mile feature. Norm Nelson held the old record at 71.98 mph. Marshall Teague, Sam Hanks, and Chuck Jordan finished second, third, and fourth respectively.
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Native Dancer a Great Derby Star in Loss and Fame
Retired dancer Native Dancer dazzled fans with his gray look and TV era fame. The columnist recalls his Saratoga workout last week, his dramatic Derby stretch, and a close defeat to Dark Star that many saw as his greatest victory.
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Native Dancer
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Ashhough
Dark Ster
Luke Appling’s twilight season drifts with Richmond loss
Luke Appling, a longtime star with the Chicago White Sox, faces a down year as he now manages in the minor leagues near Richmond. The veteran infielder, once a .300 hitter and major league champion, has seen his national league prospects fade as teams juggle players and youth.
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Warm Springs
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Virstops
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Appling
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