Chicago Aces tame Golden Gaters in World Team Tennis clash
Chicago defeats Golden Gaters 22 to 2 as Roy Emerson struggles while Butch Buchholz powers the Aces to a decisive win. Ilana Kinss joins Lesley Hunt for a pair of Gators wins in doubles and mixed doubles, but Chicago dominates the rest of the card. The Gators head to Oakland Alameda County Coliseum Arena for a rematch tomorrow against the Florida Flamingos.
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Sue Stap
Janet Young
Frew McMillan
Sue Eastman
Kim Warwick
Oakland- Alamaeda County Coliseum
Flamingos
Powers Qualifies In San Francisco Nine Four Golfers Advance
Nine four golfers including Oakland City champion Mike Powers of Cal State Hayward qualified for the California Amateur Golf Championship yesterday. Powers shot a 72 on the Ocean Course to easily qualify, while Mark Abfalter of San Leandro posted 78 on the Lake Course. Santa Tem esa David Basley, Gary Conti of Palo Alto and others posted 71s on the Ocean Course.
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Cal State
Hayward
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Olympic Chub
Powers
Mark Abfalter
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Francisco
Gary Conti
Palo Alto
Sandy Gillespie
Sn Francisco
Galfers
Bird Cage rolls to fifth win in Hayward league
Hayward area recreation district softball action saw Bird Cage earn its fifth straight win by defeating Mack Western 21. Nava Lathing routed Union City AC. 444, while Rockus Pizza beat Pepperidge Farms 3-1 and Silva AC outscored Taco Bell 340. Jim Sewell tripled in the fifth and scored on a sacrifice fly by Steve Englebretson to seal the victory. Mile Salsedo collected three hits for Nava over LCAC. Tom Jefferies allowed three safeties and no runs for Silva, backed by four RBIs from Rich St. John. Rocky’s, Earl Reilly and Pepperidge’s Herm Keaton each worked three innings as errors cost Keaton. Layle’s won 10-4 over Rebels’ Playground, and the Ricans beat Diablo Systems 24-1 with Cheryl Watson homering and pitching a two-hitter. HARD C-2 saw Round Table Pizza top Jade Palace 4-? and Jim Bind Construction defeat Reidy and Rubin Bai Bonds 9-5. Mattos par 72 helped Hayward’s tie for first in the under par division of the Saturday Morning Golf League at Hayward Golf Course.
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Diablo Systems
Jamith Rodrigues
Harriet Loyle
Denrie Sanborn
Loyle
Cheryl Watson
Round Table Pizza
Jade Palace
Jim Bind Construction
Reidy
Rubin Bai Bonds
Rebel wrestlers win eight titles at Westmoor Open
Rebel Wrestling Club secured eight first place finishes at the Westmoor Open Junior High meet. Winners included Bruce and Wes Kawabata Price Troche Tyler and Rodney Darland Jim and Mike Beach and Steve Pacheco. The team also earned five seconds and six thirds as preparation for the California State AAU Northern Regional championships at Skyline College with top three finishers moving to the national AAU meet in Long Beach.
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Wes Kawabata
Price Troche
Tyler
Rodney Darland
Jim
Mike Beach
Steve Pachec
Rebels
Skyline College
Wesley Methodist no hitter leads Interfaith softball win
Valencia no-hitter by Leroy Hayward pacing Wesley Methodist to a GF Interfaith Athletic Association victory over First Presbyterian. Other games saw First American Baptist crush St. John's 27-3 and Free Methodist beat San Lorenzo Baptist 13-7. Wesley benefited from three fourth inning errors to score five runs and break a tight game.
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Moreau High star Hernandez earns prep of the week
Vicar James Hernandez led Moreau High to a standout season as prep of the week after their 8 1 loss in the TOC final. The senior first baseman hit 425 with strong defense and was named to the all tournament team while guiding a 25 of 27 finish and CAL title run. Hernandez plans to attend Chabot College to pursue baseball and dreams of turning pro.
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Moreau High
Daily Review
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Hernandez
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Espidia
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Gene Wellman Baseball School at Chabot College
Hayward two week deadline to apply for the Gene Wellman Baseball School at Chabot College is near. The program for boys aged 8 to 18 runs two one week sessions June 21 24 and June 24 28 from 10 am to 4 pm with a $25 per session fee. Wellman head coach and assistant Larry Kaufman lead instruction alongside Chabot championship players. Contact Wellman at Chabot 782 3000 ext 255 or 538 8294 to enroll.
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Lunny Eyes KO In Third May On Promoter Griffin Card
Ray Lunny and son say Miguel May cannot last 10 rounds in their third scheduled meeting at Circle Star Theater in San Carlos. Previous bouts produced a Lunny win by decision and a disputed draw, fueling May’s claim of being robbed. Griffin promotes a three-bout card with $4, $5, and $7 tickets available at outlets.
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Marmont Dominates Menlo Park in 15th Straight Win
Marmont built an 18 3 victory at Menlo Park behind Eric Hendricks four runs and three hits including a double. Bob Westerfield pitched a complete game allowing seven hits as Ned Yost Dave Penton and Alan Regier drove in two runs apiece to back the winner. Marmont meets San Jose at Chabot College next.
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