Shrine All Stars clash with North in charity game
North Shrine High School All Stars face a strong South squad in a Thursday charity tilt at 8 30 p m under coach Vince Tringali who promises a sharp showing despite underdog status. Radio coverage KCBS (710) begins at 7 45 p m with lineup details and remarks on injuries and strategy.
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North Shrine High School
Yankeeland
Tringali
California
KCBS
South
Vince ‘Tringal
Mert Kaer
Le—Defchter
Jim Shermare Grant
Sacramente
Bill Sia
Ey. Lastomas
Walnut Creek
Vern Hearnes
Exeter
Jten Becknel
Stagg
Stockton
John Sahl
San Joaquin
Aemoria
Fresno
Dave Swanson
Mat. Whitney
Wise Crerey
Mike Senlave Stanley
Sant Hilmaker
Mal
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles
Stahl
Swansen
Jensen Gem Leads Way In Leandro League Showdown
SAN LEANDRO Bob Jensen pitched a no hitter as the Banshees defeated the Fighting Tigers 2 0 in a San Leandro Recreation Department International Junior league game. Gil Aguilar Dan Reggio and Mike Wright starred for the opponents in a scoreless duel with standout strikeouts. Other league results highlighted by strong players included Minstenas George Mercianel Beck els O Chats Nutclos Sat Fires Carl Marques and Alke Webb with noted performances from Gordon Pullis Steating Stars Mark Stekowski and Ren Arelersen.
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San Leandro
Bob Jensen
San Leandro Recreation Department
Jensen
Banshees
Fighting Tigers
Gil Aguilar
Dan Reggio
Mike Wright
Pogos
Minstenas
George Mercianel
Beckels O
Chats Nutclos
Sat Fires
Carl Marques
F Alke Webb
Darls
Robert Wins
Star Fires
Gordon Pullis
Steating Stars
Mark Stekowski
Steve Fister
Ren Arelersen
Ktusta Cargneena VV
Warfires
Webers
Tom
Ree Moorehs
Mustanasy Silva
Cocernll
Cuba
Ueb Eeeiee
Iueraely
Bryson
Weuslonass
Eberts Geet
Galors
Florentes Scot Siestey'di
BLU Gerbar Fitans
Tare
Castro Valley downs San Lorenzo in inter-pool meet
Young Castro Valley swimmers swept events to beat San Lorenzo 265 to 128 at Castro Valley Swim Center. Glass led in the boys eight and under events, Gillespie won in the eight and under girls, and Keath added three wins in the same division.
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Castro Valley
San Lacenga
Glass
Gillespie
Keath
la Irenzo
Triple Play Sparks Red Tennyson Victory in Tight Game
In Tennyson Senior Division, Red Tennyson edged Carpenter's Union Rebels 3-0 as Mike Souza delivered a shutout. Ken Meyer collected four hits, Dan iemeco and Dana NeMarco doubled, supporting a strong effort by relief pitcher Sam Welch for the winners.
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Nelpedeal
Mike Souza
Carpenter's Union
B & H Gladiators
Tennyson
Ken Meyer
Dan Iemeco
Dana
NeMarco
Gary Chester
Steve Roberts
Sam Welch
Keen Lions
Pelr Bisetaiers
Aed
Araashaw
Tin Reed
Lorenzo Playoff Fisher Singles Key To Title Win
Lorenzo Fisher delivered a clutch single in a championship game to clinch the title for San Lorenzo Little League. Hoffmeyer and Miderkin contributed early offense as Joe Fisher tied the game and Joe Miderkin and Jim Lewis provided key runs in the seventh, sealing the victory for the Wires department pitchers.
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Fisher
Hoffmeyer
SAN Lorenzo
Joe Fisher
Mustangs Rout Hornets in Washington Manor League
Mustangs exploded for 12 runs in the fourth inning to beat the Hornets 20 to 2 in a Washington Manor Mel Oic League contest. Jerry Stacy doubled and Brysan added a triple for the Mustangs, while Don Siva and Bill Coleb doubled for the Hornets.
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Mustangs
Hornets
Washington I Manor
Jerry Stacy
Levaig Brysan
Ve Mustangs
Don Siva
Bill Coleb
Yanks
Giants
Gehrigg
Joe Rially
Bees
Wisden Braves
Verviers
Acortis
Cubs
Teague
Pirates
Bulldogs
Tangs
Tigers
Indians
Bears
Oaks
Phils
Nats
Maldano Homers as Mets Top Phils in Abbreviated NL Card
Maldano hit a homer and drove in runs as the Mets defeated the Phillies. Deaver and Canuti belted doubles, while De Prater and LaMonte collected three hits apiece for New York. The Phils were led by Harold Thortow pitching and a scattered offense, with 2B Deavers and other Mets contributing key hits.
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Carlos Maldano
Ran
Phil Deaver
Clayon Cantu
Jardine
Misisar
Mets
Phils
Eden
Harold Thortow
Bob de Prater
Greg LaMonte
Mats Ices
Dard Goddard
Orblanielon
Depeetar
Canlin
Drayer
Deavers Cantrarels
Mvalearco
Tigers Win Two Makeups In Extra Inning Showdowns
The C and M Plumbing Tigers swept two makeup games in the Eden American Senior Division. They defeated the Winton Center Red Sox 4 to 3 in an extra inning thriller, with HU Poulos doubling and Corky Schwarl collecting two hits for starter Carl Blevins. In the second win over the Peterson Motors Twins 8 to 7, Blevins and Bruce Thompson each had multi hit days while Tony Movilias, for the losers, also produced.
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C&m Plumbing Tigers
Winton Center
Red Sox
Peterson Motors Twins
HU Poulos
Corky Schwarl
Suppor
Carl Blevins
Twins
Blevins
Bruce Thompson
Tony
iMovilias
Three Area Teams Set For State Softball
Three South County teams vie for spots at the California State Softball Tournament at Hayward's Patrick-Gomer Park. South County District champion Bob's Cocktails Hayward leads, ABC Ambulance and Pring's Cafe Fee Shops San Leandro follow, with other entrants including Burbank Dairy Santa Rosa Manteca Ford Alameda Rock-Husters Redwood City Stars Beirgarten San Mateo. Final approvals on nine more teams were pending.
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South County
Hayward
Patrick-Gomer Park
ASA
Bob’s Cocktails
ABC Ambulance
Pring
Cafefee
San Leandro
Burbank Dairy
Sata Rosa
Manteca Ford
Manteca
Alburt
iAlameda
Rock-Husters
Ina
Redwood City Stars of
City
Germer and Vargas Lead Bears Past Bearcats in San Leandro
Craig Germer scored 20 and Ricky Vargas 19 as the Bears defeated the Bearcats 42-29 in San Leandro Recreation Department action. John Knight led the Bearcats with 12 points. Other results and league scorers included Gladiators and Filials with listed contributors.
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San Leandro
Craig Germer
Ricky Vargas
Bears
Bearcats
John Knight
Gladiators
Rick Ludwinsen
Filians
Kurt Wiremors
Ab Arvin
Steve Jeres
Jona Tietenthalert
Bons
Dougan's and B and B clash in Diamond playoff
Dougan's and B and B Mo jors clash at 6 p m this eve ning at Tennyson High in the first game of a sudden death playoff to decide second place in the Diamond Athletic League and determine the league's second team in a tournament at Marysville next month Viking will meet the winner of tonight's playoff game tomorrow evening The three teams knotted at 9 3 records Bob Bird Insurance had a forfeit win over Dougan's when the latter could not field a full team last night
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Mojors
Tennyson High
Diamond Athletic League
Loap
Marysville
Viking
Bob Bird Insurance
Twigg and Garcia Lead Bevilacqua in Union City
Union City senior division action saw Joe Twigg and Garcia standout as Bevilacqua edged Valley Laundry 143 to 0. Ken Vacei contributed a double for the losers while others traded points in a rugged indoor matchup.
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Union City
Joe Twigg
Garcia
Bevilacqua
Homes
Dowsing Valley Laundry
Ken Vacei
Davis Triples In To Rally Cannery Workers To Victory
Vince Davis lofted a bases loaded triple to power the Cannery Workers past Mapletown in a tense clash. Dennis Nolan earlier tied the score with a two run double as Burns Luna and Schwerter guided the winners past Mapletown Furniture. Cavin and Oliver contributed in the late innings amid a busy Mapletown Map era night.
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Vince Davis
Mapletown FurlyAlite
Dennis Nolan
Mapletown
Jim
Burns
Frank Luna
Mapitown Furniture
Cannery i Schwertermoor
Cavin
Oliver
Nolan
Dave CeWd
Junior Ball Standings From Valley Leagues Finals
The rankings compile standings across multiple leagues including SAN LORENZO NATIONAL FINAL and EDEN NATIONAL with teams like Giants Cards Pirates and Redlegs. The data lists club names, scores, and sponsor references such as Howell Realty Ban Codgers and Great Turner's Spouting Goods.
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Little Leagues
Mayward
Stes Tw
Tes
Lewin
Bets Valley
Meta Newsome
Howell Realty
Edem &Merican
Madslowhe Furniture
Cannery Workers
Uw-Febi Maytal
Mery Market
Peter
GEN Matera
Oliver Rousseau
Ozation
Sandingate Mobif Service
Swaat. Edem Matignal
Holhmeyer
Turner
U.S
Eureau Eneneasing
PAY
SAN Lorenzo National
Arropa Marchats Agizclaon
Arroyo Aoi
Bahannan
Omer
Atti
Two Wins One Counts In Fremont Softball League
Tremont St Leonard s defeated St James twice in a tight Fremont league softball run but only one win counted. St James failed to field a quorum causing an official forfeit for a non count game that ended 13. Domeyer tripled in game two for St Leonard s and Paul O V erin added two singles.
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Tremont
St. Leonard's
St. James
Fremont
Barreterre
Sine Domeyer
St. Tronard’s
Paul O'Verin
Mounts Gather for San Mateo County Fair Opening
More than 1,000 horses of various breeds gathered at Bay Meadows as the San Mateo County Fair prepared for a Friday eight-day event. About 750 thoroughbreds from racing centers across the West were present, with the remainder comprising harness and quarter horses.
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SAN Mateq
Bay Meadows
San Mateo County
West Avere
Dublin Softball Sees Bases-Loaded Triple Spark Win
Coy Rivers hit a bases-loaded triple and Jeff Choquette added two hits to lift Jack's Chevron Station 87 past Jim's Chevron Station 0 in a Valley Community Services Adult Softball League game last night.
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Dublin
Coy Rivers
Jeff Choquette
Jack
Chevron Station
Fefeat
Jim
Chevron
Valley Community Services
Hayward American in Debut Tonite in District 45 Tourney
Hayward American makes its touring debut in District 45 Senior Division All-Star action at Treeview Brand Field facing San Lorenzo National after a bye. Last night West National toppled Dublin 9 2 in the opening round as Bruce Manning homered twice and Dave Ward drove in runs, with Dublin later beating Hayward Weil 4 2 in the second game.
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Heyward American
San Lorenzo National
Manning
Dublin
Glenn la Grove
Steve Wiedner
Chuck English
Secon
Dave Thayne
Keg Hilites Mattoni Blazes $81 at C V Bowl
Davis era bowling column reports Mattoni totaling 582 in a 231 game with a 30 dollar league score. Castro Village bowlers show high scores led by Wilkinson, Lorentszea, and Frangie in a crowded list of 193 to 707 series. George Kawaguchi nearly perfection with a 276 in Pro Village league, finishing 899 for four. Various players across Valley Bowlers and Tavern League posted multiple 200s and notable series.
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Dino Mattani
Vi Wilkinson
Castro Village
Eq Lorentzea
Ihe
Frang'e
Trio Shirtey
Katterson
Ble Albrinen
VSN
di Dortant
Oaon
Everia
Oreanter
Jack Dalton
Bill Maver
Millia Morreira
Ethel Thretkeld
Lorens Je
Frantch
L. Sorenson
Funsbers
John Schiavone
Tom Vedapleh
Elizabeth Flatt
Shirley Dawson
Lucy Spingrdi
Fritz Sirirkman
Gale Hedaon
Mike
Kekplelsas
Merry Anxers
Valley
Kanyn
Ey Keina
George Kawaguchi
Morsay Moree
Irene Thompson
Mizers
Carmen Bucalona
Marlin Artler
Betty Cunningham
Elaine Ness
Mary Walsho
Don Sniwa
Aml Hacphton
George Rivera
Tis
Ray Stith
Lier
Courteous Carl Spots Bowling Courtesy Practices
Courteous Carl demonstrates four phases of bowling courtesy. He stays within his own approach, avoids disturbing neighbors, waits for quiet, returns from the foul line without celebration, and waits for ball return. He urges others to follow the Golden Rule on the lanes.
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Carl
Caterers Romp to 15-11 Softball Win in Local League
Gclish Wins 3-1 as Bil Giffard doubles and singles, Harold Skinner triples, doubles, and singled to spark Kerr Catering to an 11 run rout over First South Baptist at Patrick Gomer Park. Ken Hood and Pat Leary key South County AC in a 7-3 win, while Castro Valley’s Hood, Clea and Vierra drive 3 runs for Galish Pharmacy in a separate victory.
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Wice
Harold Skinnher
Kerr
Hayward Area
Hood
Clean Vierra
Galish Pharmacy
Castro Valley Pacific
Elated S.L. Jaycees Bid To Host 1965 Junior Bowling Tourney
San Leandro Jaycees buoyed by a strong showing at Camino Bowl Mt View bid to host the 1965 California Junior Chamber Junior Bowling North Tournament. Readiness shown by Len Steinecke Jr and teammates led to a letter of intent after boosting the club’s bid with a late entry drive.
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California Junior Chamber of Commerce
San Leandro Jaycees
Camino Bowl
Mt. View
Len Steinecke Jr
Bay Fair Lancs
John Reddoch
Manor Bowl
Dale ‘Tumlin
Fram Ray Fair
Scott Lewrie
Tumlin
Lewrie
Leandro
Terry Hearn
San Leandro Bowl
Richard Thomas
Manor
Tumslin
Reddach
Bob Beale
Bay Fair
Mike Rose
Steve Bender
Bay Gir
San Leandro Junior Chamber
Hans Roth
Joyces
Calfornia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Voyrinber
Anaheim
Charles Waived by Ottawa Rough Riders
AP reports Ottawa Rough Riders announce on Monday that Ben Charles, a 21 year old quarterback from the University of Southern California, has been placed on waivers.
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Ottawa
Ben Charles
University of Southern California
Ottawa Rough Riders
Fishin Fool and hunting license deadlines noted
The notice lists renewal deadlines for Migratory Bird Feeding Licenses on August 15 with a $25 fee and hunting license qualifications for youths including Hunter Safety training. It also cites antelope and elk hunts with dates August 3 and August 26, plus a $7 drawing fee for antelope. Elk fees are $25, and other fishing and bass reports follow.
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Roosevelt
Humbolt County
Inyo County
Spearfish Trio Aims for National Title in Aug
Spearfish trio from Northern and Central California, Strawn Hague and Asturias, representing the East Bay Barnacles, earned the right to compete August 1 in the National Spearfishing Championships in Plymouth, Massachusetts. They have trained three years together, with Hague already the 1963 national champion. If victorious, it would mark the first northern California trophy win. plans include continuing diving or shifting to underwater photography depending on the outcome.
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San Leanong
Howard Strawn
Harryl
Gue
Ralph Asturias
Plymouth
Mass
Posse
Sia
East Bay
Barnacles
California
Strawn
Oakland
Hague
Berkely
Asturias
Hayward
Swatite
Washington
Barnacle
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Jythietus
Raraeles
Howie Strawn
Burford on K C Sidelines in Pouring Heat Practice
Kansas City Chiefs held a summer workout in rain and sloppy field conditions. Veteran receiver Chris Burford, sidelined by a Sunday knee injury, watched as teammates practiced, gathering limited experience despite the soggy session.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Chris Burford
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