Serena TransPac Choice Ocean Racer Heads West
Serena, an 83-foot schooner from Hayward skippered by Ken DeMeuse, heads west from Los Angeles toward Hawaii in the Trans-Pacific Yacht Race. Racing with rival schooners Kilroy’s Ya-fool, Wiis Ef, and five foreign entries, the field aims to reach Honolulu in about 10 to 11 days, wind permitting, with handicaps determining the winner.
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Kiwanis All Stars Four Named by League Officials
Four Kiwanis players earned spots on the league all star team as second place finisher Kiwanis Clits led the selections. Gam Nava will manage the squad for the Champion Er win Electric club.
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Rot
Old Timers Day Invites Mets Legends to Shea Stadium
New York AP reports Zack Whital Max Carey and Edd Roush of Hall of Fame have accepted invitations to Mets Old Timers Day on July 24 at Shea Stadium. The event honors former stars with former team connections and fans.
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Feller Dodgers Sox To Win Logan
Utah AP report has Bob Bele and Jomer Cleveland Indian favoring the Chicago White Sox to win the American League pennant and the Los Angeles Dodgers to win the National League flag this season. They praise Chicago relievers and Dodgers aces Koufax and Drysdale as key factors.
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Bloom Bats In Four As Holly Raps At Union City
Union City Little League game saw Bloom drive in four runs and tie for league lead as Holly Sugar hitters blasted homers. Mendez and Den Meld pitched, Ireland doubled, and Tim Ireland starred with a double in a makeup contest against Hayward-West in a wacky lineup filled with misread names and scattered notes.
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Alameda Sporting
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Herman
Gulflyder
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Bob Logan
Wight
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Analay
Miller Ara Ritfel
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Relief pitcher shines in San Lorenzo bat spree
London drove six runs including a grand slam and a bases loaded double before finishing as a save option for UWS. Markels struggled at the plate for Twoner’s Sporting Goods while Bohannon Homes clinched on a late surge. Cart Barjeus Barres and London highlighted a chaotic, high scoring showcase with London going 3-for-3 and delivering key hits in a wild Little League outing.
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TSG
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Hogan Enters Carling Golf
Sutton Mass. Hogan enters the Carling World Golf Championship at Pine Valley Country Club in New Jersey with a $200 000 prize. He seeks another PGA title. The infrequent appearance marks his fourth Open win and he celebrates his upcoming birthday August 13.
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Pavon and DeLaPlante Spark Schafer Nine in Park Pirates Win
Pavon and DeLaPlante led the Schafer Park Pirates with multiple hits and a home run in a Coast Home Loan Cards game. Shaw added three hits for a strong offensive showing as the team secured a National Life League decision.
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Rams Release Lindon Crow
Los Angeles Rams released Lindon Crow a former standout at California who has played in Pro Bowls and led the NFL in pass interceptions with a career total of 456 yards.
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CBS Golf Set at La Costa Country Club Near Carlsbad
CBS and La Costa officials announced a new CBS golf telecast to be staged at the La Costa Country Club course near Carlsbad. Jack Dalph, CBS sports director, and Merv Adelson, La Costa president, presented details for the richest television program in golf.
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AREA MINOR LI'L LOOP STANDINGS ASHLAND AND HAYWARD NOTES
Region standings for multiple leagues list teams such as Cubs Pirates Tigers Badgers Giants Padres Beavers and Chiefs with top hitters and outstanding pitchers named. Mentions include Alvin Bonentes and Dall Bond, plus various clubs like Raiders Rotary and Chargers amid June and July game through dates.
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Pooch Asset To Li'l League Makes Yogi Honorary Member
WESTON, Conn. AP A 6 year old English setter known as Silverntine Rack and called Yogi is praised as an asset to the Weston Little League. He has saved over 100 dollars in baseballs by retrieving balls lost in weeds and thickets. Last Saturday he recovered 18 practice balls and over two seasons he has sniffed out 78.
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National Hard Court Favorites Advancing In Burlingame Net
Top seeds Marcelo Lara from Mexico City and Ian Guerry from Look were set to meet Roysoul Mountain of Term in the boys 16 semifinals at Burlingame. Barth of San Diego faced Paul Marienthal of Los Angeles, and Erik Van Dillen from San Mateo played Steve Cornell of Oakland in San Mateo County national hard court semifinals.
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Local tennis results spotlight mixed fields and track action
Van Gilles loses to Austin in singles finals. Guerry and Van Dillen win titles in open play. A Bay Area track meet features Floyd Godwin and Rosemary Casals in 18 and 14 events. In girls events, top seeds Abbes and Teeguarden advance toward finals, with key results from nearby California colleges and high schools.
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Urive Leads Eden Mets Past Cubs in 4-1 Win
Urive tossed a three hit game and matched his own triple with three hits as the Eden Mets defeated the Cubs 4-1 in the ML Filen National Senior Division. Jane Simmons collected three hits for Eden. Williams Fasano Gibson and Thornton also contributed.
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Dougan's Walks Way Defeats Ja-Ro's 10-5
Dougan's Sparring Goods benefited from 14 walks to score 10 runs on five hits to beat Ja-Ro's 10-5 in Hayward West National Senior Division play. Miscellaneous garbled text follows with no clear added facts.
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Big Frames Give B H Gladiators 11 1 Triumph
The B H Gladiators defeated the Cats 11 to 1 in a decisive game. Raul Ante led the Comets with three hits as Tennyson Senior, Bruge, Carmen, and Chester played key roles.
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New Role For Charlie-O in Kansas City Athletics Park
Kansas City AP Charles-O the mule mascot for the Athletics will take a new role in the game against the Minnesota Twins Saturday night. Owner Charles C. Finley says he secured official permission to use the mascot to meet the mound and, if relief pitchers are needed, Charlie-O will head to the mound as well, reflecting a novel promotional plan in the event.
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Keg Hiliies and Holiday Bowl Standouts in 642 Contest
In the 642 Holiday Bowl, Watson led with scores across 20M 222 192 and 203, just ahead of George Peterson of Scraleh. Bill Kniffin claimed laurels in the South County circuit with 231 244 215 680. Other top marks featured ACA, Scratchy Tein, Jim Fasano, and numerous four-person events across Friday and Monday sessions, highlighting a day of bowling high scores and close competition.
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Junior Safer at Bat Junior Safer at Bat Hartford
An insurance survey of Babe Ruth League players shows Juniors safer at the bat than on bases. The Aginal Insurance Co. covering 10,000 players aged 13 to 14 reports pitched ball injuries account for 18 percent of incidents while base running causes 32 percent and player collisions 4 percent.
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Aginal Insurances Co
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Local rod and reel champs hailed by Fishin Fool crowd
Carl Bennett reports from Rodeo Marina that Joe De Mu iFino caught a 75 pound sturgeon while Dick Ford netted a 60 pounder and 10 Slant Wright boated a 36 pounder near Rock Walls. Weekend boats Two Dares and Blue Fish led bass limits with top weights up to 17 pounds. Tips cover drag, trolling, and rigging for party boats on San Pablo Bay action.
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Stan Musial backs Sargent Shriver for baseball commissioner
Stan Musial former baseball great and Peace Corps adviser to the president says Sargent Shriver would be the best choice to succeed Ford Frick as baseball commissioner. Musial argues the role needs a trained lawyer with strong sports interest and notes Shriver's ties to Kennedy and leadership at Peace Corps and the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Broncos Announce Cage Schedule for 145-18 Season
The University of Santa Clara releases its 145-18 basketball schedule with a December 1 game in Hayward against Cal State Pioneers and an opener versus Stanford on December 1 at San Jose Civic Auditorium. The Broncos also meet BYU in San Jose Civic on December 17 and 18.
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Astros Ink Bulldog Rick PieriniSigns with Astros
Fresno State sophomore Rick Pierini a right handed pitcher with a 2.07 ERA signs a Lanus contract with the Houston Astros.
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