Merchants Battle At Pleasanton For Survival In Elimination Play
In the double elimination tourney run by the Central California Baseball Managers Assn the San Leandro Merchants face Ransome Company then would meet the Richmond Stars Ellis Sport Shop winner in Pleasanton. Lucky Lager beat the Merchants 16 9 last Sunday placing them in a must win path. Santos or Nickison to face tomorrow with Ransome win required.
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San Leandro
Ransome Company
Richmond Stars-Ellis
Vince Mungo
Glovers
Central California Baseball Manager's Assn
Lucky
Len Santos
Ransome
Santos
Louis
Mnon
Central
Rdser
Southern Pacific
Espers
Frank Sobrérofr
Bishop O'Dowd
Dick Matern
Aly
Alameda
Central Realty
Presidio
Mitchell Victor
Washington, Park
Ry AL Fischer
Pleasanton Blue Jays Meet Fremont Bowl Nine Tonight
Pleasanton Blue Jays and Fremont Bowl nine clash at 6:30 p.m. on Amador High diamond Pleasanton. Both teams play again tomorrow with Fremont facing Regal Pale and Pleasanton vs National Carpeting. Regal Pale is led by ex-Coast League Swat Smith Joe Brovia.
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Pleasanton
Pleasanton Blue Jays
Amador High
Fremont
Regal Pale
San Jose
Washington High
Joe Brovia
Blue Jays
Washington High Diamond
Pleasanton Nine
John Mages
Sunol
Mages
Paul Coronado
Jays
Grant
Eddie Santos
Joe Pacheco
Tony Chivers
Hiro Kuwatori
Bo Maxin
Tony Ternandez
Joe Castro
Orrin Olk
Bud Gettencourt
Don St. Louis
Jan Jim Carroll
Shot Fata
al “ Markowski
Charlie Miller
Baseball roundup with Robinson, Banks, and Homer blasts
A sprawling game summary notes Robin Roberts with a 9 1 lead reduced by Ernie Banks 16th homer. Connie Mack Stadium saw Jerry Kindall hit his second, Cubs suffer sixth straight defeat. Hank Aaron and Johnny Logan homered for the Braves. Warren Spahn won his ninth for Milwaukee as Pirates rallied. Yankees top Kansas City on Harry Simpson clout, Larsen win. Indians nip Baltimore as Colavito Brown homer. Gene Woodling also homered for the Indians in ninth.
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Jim Binting
Warren Spahn
Miwaukee
Pirates
Hank Aaroz
Johnny Logan
Braves
Aeron
Robin Roberts
Ernie Banks
Connie Mack Stadium
Cubs
Jerry Kindall
Robin
Hoak
Warren Giles
Brooklyn
Jim Gilliam
Charley Neal
Gineinzati
Pon Hoal
Raul Sanchez
Yankees
Kansas City
Harry Simpson
Mickey Mantle
Doni Larsen
Indians
Baltimore
Rocky Colavilo
Dick Brown
Gene Woodling
Mike Garcia
Major Pacesetters Lead Batting Figures From National and American Leagues
Baseball charts show Batters Mantle Williams and Sievers among leaders in runs batted in and runs scored. The American and National Leagues feature notable performances from players like Musial Crowe Mathews Snider and Aaron, with teams including the Braves Redlegs Athletics and Yankees highlighted in the compiled stats. The data lists top names and numbers across positions, reflecting a busy season of hitting and scoring.
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Batt
Gabah- Pet
Mantle
New York
Williams
Boston
Skown Bova
Alaizone
Fox
Chicago
McDougeld
Lemon
Washington
Minone
Jeraen
Americaton
Braves
Musial
Willams
Crowes Redlegs Sievers
Senators
Mathews
Minewell
Tigers
Snider
Dodgers
Colavite
Indians
Gernijal
Athletics
le Aurén
Berwees
Skowron
Vanke Ca
Ial
Carts
Sievers
Growe
Redlegs
Lane
Redleps
Magan Ennis
Areca Uggs
Elas Shante
Yanks Soem
Schmiter
Coe
Sanford
Prix Lk
Ar Trucks
Athiletics
Unsmiling Beau Jack on TV Quiz
Beau Jack, once a boxing star, narrates his decline after a knee injury ends a peak era. He returns to boxing briefly, then struggles to feed ten children, later appearing on Strike It Rich in New York where a kind actress funds part of his win.
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Beau Jack
Madi
Beau
iGeorgia
Ling
Brau
New York
Yvonne de Carlo
Pany
Berrae
All-Comers Meet at Burlingame High School
Burlingame High School hosts the fourth in a series of all comers track meets this evening starting at 6 pm. Engines are accepted just before meet time from amateurs including high school, college, club or unattached participants.
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Burlingame
Village Bowl Extends Lead in Hayward Rec S Ball
Village Bowl of the Hayward Area Recreation District B league widened its margin over second place State Cleaners to five games after a 251 decision by Joop leaders. Other results included Castro Valley natives, Castro Valley Baptist, Alameda County Employes, and Keystone Readers posting wins as standard stations and Ridgerunners battled to a 12 12 draw.
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Village Bowl
Hayward Area Recreation District
State Cleaners
Joop
Hayward
Standard
Ridgerunners
Castro Valley
A.c
gamer-National Can Co
Castro Valley Baptist
Ridgerunns
John Olivan
Hernandez
Nations Dan
Ken Chesterman
Windy Harris
Bob Wright
Jim Ogelvie J
Sam Cracraft
Keystone
Wrestling Showdown at Hollywood Park Resultant Matchup
TV sports log notes a 3:30 wrestling block with a 35 dollar entry and a championship clash at Hollywood Park featuring a matchup labeled as faces versus heels.
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Hallywood Park
Bayer Leads Canadian Open by Three in Final Round
Untih-George O' Bayer, famed as a former footballer, held a three stroke lead in the Canadian Open after 16 holes of the final round. Doug Ford,trailing four back, chased the record field as others such as Bob Toski and Ken Venturi remained in pursuit in Kitchener.
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Kitchener
Untih
George O’ Bayer
Goliath
Washington
Redskins
Halfway Ark
Bill Ji Bonita
Calif
Bob! Toski
Bayer
Casper
Doug Ford
Little Joe
Conrad
Coats
Henry Ransom
Andrews
Freddie Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Visalia State Junior Golf Leads With Par 69 Breaks
In Visalia the state junior golf championships opened with Dennis Murphy of Costa Mesa and Richard Martinez of Laguna Beach sharing the lead after sub 69 rounds. Jerry Zar of San Pedro and Brent Boudeau of Pasadena trailed, Boudeau later ineligible for the final. Tim Coats of Stockton, John Lotz of San Lorenzo, and Mitch Watsonville tied at 73, with a four-way group at 74. The top four low medalists advance to the Chamber of Commerce sponsored finals.
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Visalia
Caifornia
Dennis Murphy
Costa Mesa
Richard Martinez
Laguna Beach
Treiling
Jerry Zar
San Pedro
Brent Boudeau
Pasadena
Jever
Boudeau
Tim Coats
Stockton
John
Lotz
San Lorenzo
Mitch
Watsonville
Georgé Buzzini
Olson
Turlock
Ross
Gatvert
Jodi
Verne
Burnett
Long Beach
Modesto Junior Golf Tour Yields Tight Girls Race
In Modesto Williams, 18, edged Hayward’s May Lowell from Hays ward who finished second by 25 strokes in the Fred Bumgardner Memorial Junior Golf tournament. Williams posted a two day 82 18 140 for the girls title while Merced’s Gary Bauer Ir. led the boys with 72 74 1465.
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Modesto
May Lowell
Haysward
Rimand
Pert
Barbara Williams
Fred Bumgardner
Miss Williams
Gary, Bauer, Ir
Merced
Sam Snead's Golf School Tips On Accuracy
A 1987 column by John F. Dille promotes shortening the backswing and sharpening accuracy over power. It argues middle-aged golfers should focus on precise swings and chipping to reduce strokes, offering to mail tips on "The Crip Shot" with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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John F
20-30 Club of Hayward Wins Ninth Set Back
The 20-26 Club of Hayward’s National Little League improved to 9-5 by defeating Close Building Supply 15-7 at Little League Park. A triple header is planned for tomorrow afternoon with Hayward Police Dept and Kiwanis Club at 12:30 and 2:00, and Buchanan Rockets vs Close in the 3:30 windup. Buzz Parmalee and Darrellette delivered key hits as 20-20 stretched their lead. Barney Flanagan and Mark Nelson shut down Close after a seven-run fifth.
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Hayward
National Little League
Close Building Supply
Little League Park
The
Elks
Hayward Police Dept
Kiwanis Club
Buchanan. Rockets
Close
Kiwanis Police Hist
Buzz Parmalee
Darrellette
Barney Fianagan
Mark
Nelson
Duke Cooper
Jack, Gatterer
Mount Eden Little League Action Sparks Free Pass Rally
In Mount Eden High School action the Red and Black faced Longwood in a minor league game. Despite six hits, Mount Eden benefited from 20 walks issued by Longwood pitchers, as Mike McKillop and Boyd Sleeper led the winners with two hits each while Gary Enos went two-for-two for Longwood.
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Ted
Rainers
Longwood
Ers
Mount Eden
Mount Eden School
Mike McKillop
Doyd Sleeper Case
Gary Enos
Major League Boxscores in Brief
A terse box score round up mentions players Bressoud and Kasko with RBI by Musial and Dark, and notes Mays starring in key moments. It references Elasingeme and Blaxingare, with Mays contributing multiple hits as E-Games posts a 10-8 line.
Rodrigues Costa Hurl No Hitters In Junior League
In San Leandro the Boys baseball program saw Rodrigues and Costa both throw no hit no run games in the B league. Rodrigues blanked the Cards 11-9 with a 2-for-3 at the plate earning top player honors. Costa’s Gaels were shut out 9-0 by the Huskies in C league action as the Huskies won their third straight, while Bears edged Bengals 11-10 and Comets 6-2 in parallel standings battles. Bear aces Mike Candy and Bob Crabtree delivered key line drives. Bruins posted two wins, and Braves battled to 8-8 and 5-3- ties with Giants. Redlegs rallied 3-2 over Dodgers as Bill James homered and drove in three. B league power saw Super Sabres Corsairs Hell Cats and Spitfires each win both games. Millar starred in two shutouts with two homers, Kalama, Kerr, Schwelm, Granada and Vega led varied bangs, Deland fueling Mustangs with doubles and triples.
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San Leandro
San
Laandro Recreation Department
Rodrigues
Phillies
Rod Tigues
Lou Costa
Gaels
Huskies
Dumng
Trojans
Jead
Bears
Bengals
Comets
BEAR
Mike Candy
Bob Crabtree
Jim
Bangals
Glen Santos
Bruins
Broncs
Bruin
Jim Gisham
Bronco
Broncos
Béasss
Trians
Braves
Ead
Giants
Carl Dice
Sam Schulz
Redlegs
Dodgers
Bill James
Cards
Super Sabers
Corsairs
Hell Cats
Spitfires
Steve Millar
Millar
Julian Kalama
Super Sabres
Kerr
John Schwelm
Bran Granada
Spitfire
Mustangs
Dan Vega
Don Deland
Vega
Deland
Helldivers
A' minum Leggings for Outdoorsmen
The State Department of Fish and Game reports sportsmen in snake country may protect themselves by wearing aluminum leggings. The leggings weigh one third less than the reinforced leggings and offer protection against bites.
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Sacramento
State Department of Fish and Game
Ratesnake Countryc
Fishin foot tale on license costs and sport currents
A divided view on fishing license price rises is presented with Ralph Stevens arguing the need for higher revenue and higher costs per trip, while an optimist suggests more frequent fishing could offset the expense. The piece notes regional fishery activity, stockings, and a 31 pound salmon caught by an 11 year old on a Sunday rowboat trip near Rodeo, plus a local high school baseball win at Tarasher Park.
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Alca
Traz
Jack
San Pablo Bay
Humboldt
Golden Gate
Redding
Tehama
California
Upper
Blue Lake
Anderson
Kelsey
St. Helena
Lake County
Phoenix
Hardtops Race Under New Walnut Creek Track Tonight
Hardtop drivers race on a resurfaced Contra Costa Speedway with a 50-lap main event and online program. Prominent entrants include Gira, Dudley, Lee Humphers, Bob Cakewell, Hugh Purdy, and Purdy Humphers pursuing sub-16 second laps, with a $126 prize for the feat. Time trials open at 7.
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Walnut Creek
Contra Costa Speedway
Pras ‘Motor Jack London
Gira
Dudley
Lee Humphers
Bob
Ata
Hugh Purdy
Wil
Purdyana
Humphers
Sacramento
Mel and
Wally'Bak
Russ Moody
Chuck
Methodist and First Baptist win YMCA doubleheader at Brek Harte Field
In a Brek Harte Field YMCA doubleheader last night First Baptist defeated Westminster Presbyterian 11 hits in a one sided game as Archie Twito and Swallie Andersen homered. Bob Gaston connected for a solo shot for Redwood Chapel who lost 75. Bob Day homered for the winners while Walt Stalik and Tom Olsen each had two hits for First Methodist and Redwood respectively.
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Methodists
Baptist
Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Brek Harte Field
Archie Twito
Swallie
Andersen
Firs Baptist
Presbyterian
Bob Gaston
Redwood Chapel
First Methodist
Bob Day
Walt Stalik
Tom Olsen
Redwood
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TV Sports Log
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Detroit
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Ralph Stevens
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Jim Northcutt
Maxwell House
Tarasher Park
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Stan Ell
Charles Thornton
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