Temen Whiffs 11 In No-Hit Victory For Hayward Team
Jay Temen aged 14 pitched seven innings of near perfection for Hayward Roofing in a 40 victory over Don Harder's Sporting Goods in the Hayward Area League American Division. Temen fanned 11, walked two, and drove in the decisive run on a squeeze bunt in the first inning. Mike Nagy added a fifth inning triple driving in Temen and Misovich. Castro Valley Optimists extended their win streak to eleven, with Mario Caravalho striking out 16 in a 6 0 win over Lou Franks.
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Hayward
Don Harder
Ling Goods
Temen
Fie
Pete Misovich
Mike Nagy
Misovich
Ben Hardie
Gettbhoo
Vittox
Campos
Meny
Castro Valley Optimists
Mario Caravalho
Lou Franks
Larry Reynolds
Ed Potter
Dave Silva
Misty Swehit
Frank
Bomley
Continental Divisio
Ion Franks
Bodoon
Eos
Castro Valley Optimist
Walters and Delavarre
Caravalho
Oliva
Carevalho
Marchis
Durham No-Hitter Caps Dodgers Win In Local League Finish
Gary Durham hurled a no hitters performance as the Dodgers defeated Mission Ranch Merchants 42 in the Mission San Jose National Life League regular season finale. Blair Houde slugged a three run homer for Chitwood Brothers in a 38-7 win over Mission Merchants to force a first place deadlock with Fremont Merchants Warm Springs and Mig Tree.
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Fremont
Gary Durham
Mission San Jose
National Life League
Dodgers
Mission Ranch Merchants
Blair Houde
Chitwood Brothers
Mission Merchants
Fremont Merchants
Warm Springs
Mig Tree
Rick Borba
John Nakasuke
Rich Carter
Pace Chitwood
Ken Hirsh
Stan Oagsley
Robert Smith
Greg Munoz
Glenn Munoz
Mission San Jose LI
Lattell Brothers Lead West Coast Win in Little League
Darryl Lattell pitched a strong game with seven strikeouts and one hit allowed, while Alan Latell drove in four runs with two doubles and scored via a steal as West Coast beat Mt. Eder National Little League 7 to 1. Latell and teammates dominated with solid defense and timely hitting, lifting Bonham and McDonald Burger Giants.
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Alan Latell
West Coast
Rome
Mt. Eder
McDonald Burger Giants
Darryl
Alan
Darry Mark DePorter
Mal Brixey
Mt. Oden National
Fiononaie Burger
Duemg
Wale
Messier
D. A. Cattell
Bonham
Ziniman
Rebels, Comets tie in tense 4-4 senior game
In Tennessee Senior Division action, the Carpenter Rebels and Cal Drug Comets battled to a 4-4 stalemate after a triple play by the Rebels and two unassisted double plays by the Comets. Mike Lee and Gene Ramirez led the Comets with two singles each, while Larry Utsurgat and Gary Weidner had two hits for the Rebels. Dick Nicosia pitched for the Rebels. Mark Reimers doubled for the Comets.
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Cal Drug Comets
Tennyson
Mike Lee
Gene Ramirez
Comets
Larry Utsuragt
Gary Weidner
The
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Lee Weidner
Unesuragt
Green
Poeeelmers
Mgssia
Depolo Shuts Out Milady Cleaners in San Lorenzo
In a San Lorenzo American Senior Division game Fred Depolo pitched a three hit shutout with 10 strikeouts, Day and Night defeated Milady Cleaners 3-0 after Bob Jerro delivered an RBI single in the second inning. Bills Beef burgers pitcher Mike Lepez dominated in National Division with a one hitter and 12 K, as Bills beat Turk Island 4-3.
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SAN Lorenzo
Fred Depolo
Bob Jerro
Whiff
Milady Cleaners
Mike Lepez
Bills Beefburgers
Bills
Turk Island
Sam Lorenzo
Beefburgers
Camacho
Kenna
Cal Sah
Lorenzo American
DaPoig
Vidrey
Knobber
Ryan
Dan
Mervyn's Angels Win First Game in Ashland Senior Contest
Mervyn's Angels, previously 0-10, erupted for six fourth inning runs to beat Dougan's 7-3 in Ashland Senior action. Douglas Splane, Garside, Coal, Mays, pian and Phelps contributed for Mervyn's as the team snapped the skid.
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Mervyn's Angels
Dougan
Ashland
Douglas Splane
Lorenzo Boasts Top Cage Team
San Lorenzo launches its San Loreto Boys' Club basketball program under director Rich Soares and coach Gil Souza. Anchored by 6-7 Jerry Stevenson and 6-10 Steve Desimone, the roster blends players from Acroya and San Leandro with ties to Santa Clara, BYU interest, and prep connections. The club invites games by contacting Soares at the Arroyo club.
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San Lorenzo Boys
SAN Lorenzo
San Loreto
Rich’ Soares
San Leanvico
Gil Souza
Jerry Stevenson
Steve Desimone
Acroya
Harmon Gym
Stevenson
Sunnyvale Exchange Club
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Nesimone
Wizard Guard
University of California
Mitch Bazzel
BYU
Dixie Junior College
Cougar
Santa Clara University
Sunnyvale
Bazzel
Pacific
Alameda
Nan Ditto
San Leandro
Pirates
Branco
Ditto
Bishop O'Dowd
Ed Treille
Jay Nelson
Steve NeColle
Traille
Nelson
Mragans
Scott Clark
Pail Weston
Arroyo
Charlie Bock
Arroyo High
Soares
All-Star Selections Announced by Local Little League Groups
The Hayward Continental Cen terville National and Hayward American Leagues unveil all star rosters for the senior divisions. Lists include players from Hayward Continental Little Eagle and Centerville teams with managers and supporting sponsors noted.
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Hayward Continental
Centerville National
Hayward
Little Eagle
Ews
Keith Santos
David Falkowski
Craig Fry
Joel Sparber
East Hills Supermarshel
Vet Gordin
Tori Fawlask
Cale Mehalis
Douglas Fredericks
Stac TV
Errot Conley
Richard
Terry Weeks
John Forbes
Culinary
Scott Gardin
Gary Obberg
Ray Nelson
Ken, Balke
David Nelson
Able Builders
Art Castella
Pete Koslowsky
Jim Norbert
Darra
Y Harrington
Central Cheventel
Rick Crawford
Rasco Restty
Hike Boyer
Fremadt Autti Crajers
Larry Sanders
Dante
Dave Demars
Resco Bralty
Larry Harrington
Central Chevrolet
Gale Young
Rick Baldwin
Central Chaveclet
Don Vieira George
Teamsters
Gary Hutchinson
John Guzman
Jeff Pyper
Mark Heberl
Jef Fimentals Erwin
Electric
Dolphin Sandoval
Randy Yangler
East Bay Lumber
Pat Parker
Marty Krieg
Tom Wildey
Pete Rivers
Sin Christiangen
Casen
Sunset marathoners stretch distance with long substitute run
A three hour substitute effort aided the Sunset runners as crowds were sparse. An individual covered about 22 tiles during the stint while Rad Felison, scheduled for an hour, completed the three hour shift. The Falcons reached 1.78 miles by 4 nm yesterday, with hopes to hit around 2,100 miles today.
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Jin
Rad Fielson
Falcon
Lewis Optioned By N.Y. Mets
NEW YORK UPI The New York Mets Friday optioned outfielder Johnny Lewis to Jacksonville of the International League. Lewis, who batted .212 in all games, left the Mets with a 25 man roster.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Mets
Johnny Lewis
Jacksonville
Lewis
Mets
Shrine Grid Dinner Honors Six Area Football Figures
Six area players and coaches will be guests of honor at the third annual Contra Costa Shrine Football Dinner at Queen's Restaurant in Concord. The North squad members are saluted ahead of the Shrine Game against the South, set for July 24 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Honorees include coach Bob Muenter of Piedmont and players Dennis Alumbaugh, Floyd Reese Liberty, Seahern Hill, Norm Bowen, and Bob Carmichael, with organizers noting 29 players and four coaches have represented the area since 1952. Invitations extend to families, and North players will be in camp at USC starting July 17.
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Queen's Restaurant
Concord
Los Angeles Coliseum
North
Bob Muenter
Piedmont
Diablo Valley
East Bay
Foothill
Dennis Alumbaugh
Pacific
Floyd Reese Liberty
Brentwood
Seahern Hill
Pittsburg
Norm Bowen
Las Lomas
Walnut, Creek
Bob Carmichael
Ccsfac
Bart Pairclough
Diablo
Charlie Zeno
Concord Daily Transcript
Bill Edelman
Mr. Diablo
Maris Rosa
DL. C. Joyner
Piltsburg
Mike Schumaker
Mt. Diablo
Gue
USC
Aaron Seeks First Tour Victory At Atlanta Pro Am
Aaron, the tour’s lowest scorer this year, backs local hero Tommy Aaron as both vie for win in the $25,000 Atlanta Pro Am. The rain shortened two day event at the brand new Atlanta Country Club course featured over 50 players in a 3 hole format.
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Atlanta
UPL
Gavi Brewer
Aid ‘Almnst
Tommy Aaron
Atlanta County Club
Unclear OCR Sports Card with Fragmented Names and Scores
Fragmentary list shows multiple player names and scores such as Toronto 5-10 Foleda 45 Syracuse 4 Richmond J Dinnings Yorat Leave Arkansas 6 Albuquerque 2 Austin V2 Amerillos Paso 23 Gailas Fort Worth 1-3 Eaton Leanva 110 Eliya y 2 Pittelfeld F.
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Leanar
Toronto
Foleda
Syracuse
Richmond J
Dinnings Yorat
Arkansay
Albuquerque
Austin
Amerillos E
Paso
Gailas-Fort Worth
Eaton
Leanva
Eliyay
Pittelfeld F
Two Tilt Show At Hayward ASA Invitational Tourney
The fifth annual Hayward ASA Invitational features two quarterfinals and two semifinals tonight at Balestra Pontive Redwood City. Mt View Fairchild Falcons face Stoplight of Hayward at 9 p.m. while Village Green Hawks meet Patrick Gomer Field at 7 p.m. in Santa Clara. Rector Cadillat Olds of Burlingame opened with a four run blitz in the first two innings to win 1 0 and advance to tomorrow's semifinal. Santa Cruz Merchants and Concord Disposal duel for the other semifinal spot at 2 p.m. Sunday. Valvoner led the offense with seven at bats scoring twice in the first two frames. Balestra topped Sohner Trew Service 4-0 as Jack Jones powered the win with a three hit performance including a triple.
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Berter
Balestra - Pontive
Redwood City
Mt. View
Fairchild Falcons
Hayward Lakes
Santa Clara
Village Green Hawks
Patrick Gomer
Walconer
Hayward
Reetor Cadillat Olds
Burlingame
Santa Cruz Merchants
Concord Disposal
Hayward Sifters
Village Green
Falcon-Balestra
Valvoner
Rector
Balestra
Sohner Trew Service
San Anselmo
Russ Justensen
Sohner Pibst
Jack Jones
Sandy Upstaged Fryman In 1 Hit Win
A wild baseball summary recalls Sandy Koufax and Claude Raymond in a tense clash as Jackson, White and Mazeroski lead big wins. The Dodgers fall short despite Koufax’s effort while Houston and Pittsburgh post decisive victories.
Lee Sets Sights on Pro Ranks in Richmond Show
Terry Lee of Concord, armed with trophies and Navy credentials, will debut as a pro light heavyweight next Tuesday at Richmond Auditorium. He faces Joe Byron of San Francisco in a six rounder on Jimmy Cosenza’s fourth Ist show, amid other six round bouts including Bennie Passa and Steve Grant, with former Arama Gold Glove winner James Gus Louis also in the card. Lee is a two time All Navy runner up, and a state AAU heavy and light heavyweight champion.
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Richmond
Terry Lee
Concord
Richmond Auditorium
Ralphin
iMcCoy
Fred McWilliams
Arizona
Lee
Joe Byron
San Francisco
Jimmy Cosenza
Richsmond
Bennie Passa
Oakland
Tiger Blackson
San Jose
Steve
GoGo) Grant
Jaces Gus Louis
Phoenix
Navy
Gralle Accepts Santa Monica Meet Invitation
Grelle, distance running star, accepted an invitation to compete at the 77th Santa Monica Track Invitational on July 4. He aims to help the United States team qualify for meets with P R A M I and Russia, seeking a berth in the jam.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jim Gralle
United States
Parami
Russia
Yesterday's Big League Heroes Pitching and Power Hikes
Woody Fryman of the Pirates retired 26 men in a row after a lead off single in the first inning to complete a one hitter in Pittsburgh's 12-0 win over the Mets. Mickey Mantle of the Yankees homered for the fifth time in four games and added two singles as New York routed Washington 8-0.
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Jackson
Claude Raymond
Woody Fryman
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Phila
Cardinals
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MiGis
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Piroma
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Aimee
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Truman
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Burgh
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Ron Huntcaenas
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Lrotais
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Larry Darkson
Snanian
Chicago Cubs
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Giants
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Cyestar
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Oz Koufax
Iser
Nottenar
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Cepeda
Shannon
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
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Astros
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Bob Aspromonte
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Yankees
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Cardinals Sign Two Farmhands For Gulf Coast Club
St Louis Cardinals Press announced the signings of two first basemen for their Sarasota Gulf Coast League team. Mike Steele 21 of San Diego State College and Robert Mount 19 of Chicago were signed to join the rookie squad.
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UPI
St. Louis Cardinals
Priday
Sarasota
Mike Steele
San Diego State College
Robert “Mount
Chicago
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