Decoto Boys Win Hard Little Bigger League Debut
The Decoto Boys Club opened in the Hard Little Bigger league with a 4 3 victory over St Bede's. Robert Gonzales had the lone Decoto hit off Pete Franco while eight walks and three St Bede errors aided the win. Rudy Guaydacan and Dennis Weidmann each had two hits for St Bede's.
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Decoto Boys Club
St. Bede's
Robert Gonzales
Decoto
St. Bede
Pete Franco
Rudy Guaydacan
Dennis Weidmann
Livermore Range Open on Weekends
The Livermore Pleasanton Rod and Gun Club rifles range will be open this weekend for rifle practice with instructors directing firing from 9 am to 5 pm. Sessions aim to help hunters before deer season opens August 3, and will continue the following weekend July 27 28.
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Livermore- Pleasanton
Rod and Gun Club
Rockets Down Harder's to Tie for Second in Hayward Race
The Buchanan Rockets, despite six games left, held a 14 to 6 win over Don Harder's to pull into a second place tie with the 20-30 Club in the National Little League standings. Nick Munoz hit a three run homer and Ralph Marsh hit two more as the Rockets piled up seven hits. Munoz, Marsh, Steve Thompson, Don Silva, Hill Mahannah and Ray Ferrari contributed multiple hits as did losers Tenn Tipton and others. Tonight shift to American League action with Sucher's and Team sters facing off at Geeta League Stadium.
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Fire Dept
Hayward
Buchanan Rockets
Don Harder
Rockets
Elks Club
Nicky Munoz
Ralph Marsh
Munoz
Marsh
Steve Thompson
Don Silva
Hill Mahannah
Ray Ferrari
Tenn Tipton
Teamsters
Sucher
Peasean
Walters
Harvard
Helmick
Webb's Costa Takes American Bat Lead
Webb & Sons' Bob Costa extends top of the American League batting race by boosting his average from .470 to .513 last week, trail by Tony Hernandez of Teamsters 768 rising to .342. The scorecard shows Costa and Hernandez atop a list of league leaders as season stats release.
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Bob Costa
Tony Hernandez
Teamsters
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Steve Baskin
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California
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Motor’ Express Seals
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Braves Claim 1st-Half Lead In Junior League Action
SAN LEANDRO San Leandro Recreation Department junior high league baseball notes the Braves finishing the first round undefeated at 4-0 after a 3-2 win over the Redlegs. Dodgers gain a share of second with a 10-0 win over the Cards as Pat Ryan goes 2-for-3. Giants topple the Phillies 17-5 in their first league win. Huskies and Bears keep pace with fourth straight wins, while Bengals fall to the Comers and Trojans win their first game over the Gaels.
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San Leandro
Dodgers
Ken Faria
Giants
Phillies
Steve DeCoite
Joe Rivera
Sal Segovia
Huskies
Bears
Broncos
Mike Haug
Bruins
Jim Grisham
Glen Santos
Bengals
Tro' Dans
All-Star Tilt Promotes Hayward Tourney Berth Next Monday
Vic Monday leads toward a local Little League All-Star clash between Americans and National League to decide a district tourney berth in Concord on July 3. Sectional finals will be in Hayward August 1-3. Teams feature Hemenway Murphy Madrid Cardera Flores Muniz plus alternates Kister Baskin LaFleur and Gatterer among others.
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Hayward
Concord
Tony Hemenway
John Murphy
Richard Madrid
Frank
Cardera
Webe & Son
Bobby
Costapofi
Art Flores
Eddie Muniz
Kiwanis Club
Val Carrera
Dave Brazil
Biggs
Greg Kister
Webb & Gon
Steve Baskin
Haaga
Hits Produce 153 Peanut Tilt In Castro Valley Nightcap
In Castro Valley, the American Peanut League game ended 15 to 1 as General Paint and Chabot Theater each had one hit. 14 walks and three errors powered Paint nine to a lopsided win. Tim Rosenkrans and Gerry Gurley connected for the losers. In the opener, Lake Chabot Medics defeated Martin's Nursery 15 to 2 as Ken Rassmagen hit a two-run homer in the final frame. Bruce Hansen had two singles for Martin's.
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Castro Valley
General Paint
Chabot Theater
American Peanut League
Paint
Tim Rosenkrans
Jone
Gerry Gur Jey
Lake Chabot Medics
Martin
Ken Rassmagen
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Bruce Hansen
YMCA Softball Scores Jump with Hayward Victory
Hayward First Baptist defeated Castro Valley First Baptist 16 to 15 in a tense YMCA softball game. Presbyterians edged First Methodist 18 to 13 as Don Lindsey and Chuck Day hit homers for the Methodists and Presbyterians respectively. C V Baptist-Hayward featured triples by Wally Anderson and Archie Twito, while Bud Sleeder and Jim Corliss led the offense for their teams with multiple hits.
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Hayward First Baptist
Castro Valley
Bud Sleeder
Jim
Corliss
Bob Boring
Sharpes Defend Tag Title at Oakland
Newly crowned tag champions Ben and Mike Sharpe defend their title in a rematch against Enrique Torres and Bobo Brazil tonight at the Oakland Exposition Building. Karl von Schober faces Art Michalik in the semi windup.
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Enrique Torres
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Oakland Exposition Building
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Schober
Art Michalik
Hints for Keeping Grasshoppers Live in a Jar
A rough instructional note describes packing a glass jar with a Randy carrier for grasshoppers. It advises punching holes in the lid, cutting a stick shorter than the jar, nailing it to the center of the lid, and carrying the jar in shade to keep the insects lively.
Goh Reg 4 5 Ib Box Hark Miz 52 Percent
Fragmentary OCR note shows a price or weight reference for Goh brand item, possibly a 4 dollar regulation and five pound box. The text is incomplete but suggests a boxed product with price and percentage value, implying a grocery listing.
Spooks, El Rancho, Boyer Grab Rec Wins
Spooks win first place with Roy Lester pitching a six inning forfeit victory in Hayward Area Recreation play. El Rancho and Lounge post wins while Aladdin Heating and others suffer losses. Rex Eds and three teams remain in pennant chase as Leagues prepare for summer play.
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Roy
Hayward Area
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Howdy Chevrolet
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Vern Jiminez
Eddie's
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Castro Valley High staff adds Rose to football program
Ed Hart's Castro Valley High football staff gains Jerry Rose a former Oakland High teammate who will teach photography and art during class hours and assist Dick Jones with freshman and sophomore players after school. County league preps resume Sept 2 with Labor Day double workouts as Stan Perry plots a Southern Alameda County winter league including Decoto Pleasanton Fremont San Jose and possibly Hayward. Alameda Mayor Bill McCall says tax rolls were strained by prior profits from the old course, now funneled to the general fund to ease real estate taxes.
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Castro Valley High
Jerry Rose
Oakland High School
Rose
Valley School
Dick Jones
Stan Perry
Alameda County
Decoto
Pleasanton
Fremont
San Jose
Hayward
Bill McCall
Alameda
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