Yancey Wins Memphis Open With 265 and 20,000 Prize
Bert Yeomner’s rise to champion is sealed as Roy Stone, Ray Sanders, and a late-swing strategy help Yancey post a 65 four-under par 66 final round for a 265 total. The win earns 20,000 with top contenders including Johnny Pott Jack Nicklaus Bruce Devlin and Tony Lema.
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Roy Stone
Yancey
Ray Sanders
Gene Lillier
Cary Middlecoff
Linda
Oklahoma City
Roy
Easlight
Yanery
Azalea Fo
Wilmington
N.C
Priior
Johnny Pott
Jack Nichosus
Bruce Devlin
Tony Lema
John Lotz
Hayward
Calif
Bert Yancey
Gene Liners
Donnny Pott
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Devin
Dale Douglass
Wright Garrett
Gay Brewer
Bob Verneys
Dallas Boros
Ben Hogan
Dack Rule
Jay Dats
Roger Edhe
St-As-Ata
Dave Hill
Billy Maxwell
al Gelberger
Zagod Jag
B. G. Smith
Bob Gouley
Kermit
Ray Ment
Ray Mont
George Johnson
Rae Te Ae
Bum
Art Smith
Zaesi
Lsh
Dick Cravifard
Bobby Nichols
Lou Graham
Bob Byre
Labron Harris
St, Louis
Kathy Vehitwork
Shirny Englehorn
Rocky Thompson
Sandra Haynie
Babe Hiskey
Carol Mann
Joys
Rex Baxter
Mickey Wright
Ken Still
Clifford Ann Creed
Miller Barber
Sybil Griffins
Terry Dill
Marilyn Smith
Don
Homero Blancas
Rod Funseity
Burch Baird
Betsy Cullen
Chris Blocker
Patty Berg
Bruce Crampton
Hanse Mary
Duo Of 147s Take Castlewood Lead in 1986 Championship
Pleasanton report shows Jack Rose and Bob Schuhmann tied for first at 147 after Rose carded 71 on Sunday and Schuhmann 73 following a 76. Fred Solomon sits one shot behind at 148 after matching his opening 74. Hayward High coach Bob McKillop shot nine strokes over par in round two at Castlewood.
Eagle and Ace Mark Hayward Club Outing at Pasatiempo
Larry Anderson eagled the 475 yard first hole then aced the 12th at Pasatiempo during a Hayward Golf Club outing. Flight leaders featured many players across four divisions with scores listed for each group and a hole-in-one contest noted.
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Santa Cruz
Larry Anderson
Hayward Golf Club
Pasatiempo
Anderson
Hayward Golf
Qualifying Underway For 123 Open Berths
Association press report on sectional qualifying for the upcoming US Open Golf Championship. Qualifying runs across Los Angeles Denver Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati Memphis and more with 42 players per course and 19 spots at Memphis and 9 at Chicago. Defending champion Sam Snead and many 1950s notables exempt from qualifying join Palmer Hogan and Nicklaus among others.
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Associated Press
Isl
San Francisco
Olympic Country Club
Los Angeles
Denver
Colo
Chicago
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Memphis
Washington
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas-Fort
Sary Player
Kel Nagle
Frank Beard
al Geiberager
Say Floyd
Bruce Devlin
Tony Lema
Dudley Wysong
Doug Sanders
Mason Rudolph
Deane Beaman
Billy Maxwell
Steve Opperman
Gay Brewer
Pam Rice dominates Hayward Quarter Midget races at Kennedy Park
Pam Rice of Hayward swept the Senior Stock division in the Hayward Quarter Midget event at Kennedy Park. The program included trophy dash, heats, and main races with Rice securing multiple wins and fellow local competitors like Danny Bennell, Debbis Spencer, and John Hawkins placing in various classes. The day featured numerous Novice and Junior Stock events, with scattered results across San Lorenzo, Santa Clara, Fremont, and Newark entries.
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SAN Lorenzo
Pam Rice
Hayward
Kennedy Park
Danny Bennell
Novato
Debbis Spencer
Jev Sr
Rigidy Don
Cooper
Pleasemon
Bred Beaughar
Mike Barnslaeale
Rohnert Park
Pam
Rohnert Parke
Jerry Still
Low
Gates
Rice
Ken Gonzales
Rigi
Gaimnell
Spe
Santa ‘Besar
Claule Rodrigues
Apa
Ice
Heyward
Kerry
Sunnyvale
Pring
Newark
Cherriewood
Carbar
Molinos League
Foo Fog
Roberts
Oliver Steiner
Grobia
Herd
Acv Moose
Andrade
Amarel
Hale
Hicks
Philns
Williams
Tomlinson
Phillips
Louis
Hayward Pty da
Rubin
Seawall
Robinson
Meg Artes
Caranna's van Botot
Bray
Bower
Mentos
Bellon Ca An Hatian
Aactinot
Patterson
Leandro Pitching Tops As Legion Action Begins
San Leandro Post 17 tops Livermore 11 to 2 as Leandro pitcher Paul Tavares fans 10 over eight innings in a 1966 American Legion District baseball opener. Hayward, Arroyo-San Lorenzo, and Oakland also win as South County clubs prepare for next round of play.
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San Seamira
American Legion
Larry Podesta
Mitch Bazzel
San Leandro
Livermore
Parcific High
Arroyo
San Lorenzo
Bazzel
Oakland Post
Arroyo High
Paul Tavares
Area Trio Humbled In Mack Area Baseball Weekend
South County three Greater East Bay Connie Mack League clubs all faced losses in the opening weekend. Low Frank Realty the Realtors fell 82 to NAACP, while Gary Dawins and teammates, led by Kent Calderon’s triple, shut down Alec Fremont Times in a 4 to 2 victory. Alec Fremont Times rebounded to 1-1 after Mike Kirchner doubled home two runs in the top of the ninth and scored on a throwing error. Joey Perez hit a two-run homer for Wes Sears Newark Farm Dairy, which lost 5 to 4 to iustead’s of Berkeley despite Newell Roche’s two-run single bottom of the ninth. Next Saturday matchups set, including LFRI vs World Airways, Wes Sears Newark Marris at Alameda, and NAACP hosting Alec Tremont Times.
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Alameda County
Hayward Post
East Oakland
Arroyo Viejo
Humphries
Diamond
Marina High
Rich Galbraith
Gerald Metivier
San Leandro
Che Wilson
Lou Grace
Arraya San Lorenzo
Tavares
Grace
Steve Desimone
Phil Pendley
Elis Conway
Lloyd Perry
Bob Galvin
Ralph Trofler
Iav Baker
Chris Dayak
South County
San Lorenzo High
Hayward
Arroyo-San Lorenzo
Sunset High
Livermore
American Legion Overmare
Alvi
Gavilss
Seaborn
Bevany
Podesta
Bastar
Wilson
Galbraith
Mativier
Gimond Dakland
East Bay
Connie Mack
Frank Realty
Realtors
NAACP
Gary Darwins
Kent Calderon
Alec Fremont
Mike Kirchner
Lip E. Gercovich
Tom McCabe
Mickey McBride
Alec-Tremont Times
Wes Sears-Newark Farm Dairy
Iustead’s
Berkeley
Joey Perez
Newell Roche
Lou Frank Realty
World Airways Bues
Amador High
Wes Sears-Newark Marris
Alameda
Alameda Athletic Association
Washington Park
Alec Irremont
Bushrad Park
O'Donovan Bats Bishop O’Dowd to 12-2 Win
Bishop O’Dowd High baseballers broke a 2-2 tie with a four run inning in the fourth, scoring 10, to rout Bob Bird Insurance 12-2 in the Diamond Athletic League. Tod Malone had a single and a three bagger, Rich LaPlante earned the win, and Hazelton Realty meets Cebalos Mortgage in tonight’s 6 p.m. game.
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O'Donovan
Bob Bird Insurance
Diamond Athletic League
Bishop O'Dowd High
Tod Malone
Steve Jones
Mike Berlain
Rich LaPlante
Les Wong
Hazel
Clarkson No-Hitter Gives Dougan's Lead in Ruth Division
Clarkson pitched a no hitter and 20 win as Dougan's moved into sole first in the Hayward Area Babe Ruth League Nations Division by defeating St. Bede's. teammates beat Acme Trophies 4 3 and Grove Way Realty defeated Ashland Lions 10 2. Nordin struck out 12 in the win.
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Brian Clarkson
St. Bede's
Dougan
LaPlante Gem Wins No-Hit Victory for St Bede’s
Ron LaPlante pitched a no hit no run game leading St Bede’s to a 20 point triumph over Concord Queen of All Saints to capture the Oakland Diocesan championship. Skip Perreira contributed two hits as the Hayward squad advances to face the San Francisco playoff winner for the Northern California CYO title the weekend of June 18-19.
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Ron LaPlante
St. Bede
Oakland
Concord Queen of All-Saints
LaPlante
Skip Perreira
Haywardeam
San Francisco
California
Triple Play Highlight in HABRL American Division
Don Harder’s Dodgers toppled Roeber Plumbing 6-2 as Dennis Bragonier hit a home run and Paul Cruz and Tom Sisco each collected two singles. Kiwanis Club pulled a first-ever HABRL triple play to end the sixth, while Hayward Roofing used two three run blasts to win their game.
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Dennis Bragonier
Paul Cruz
Tom Sisco
Don Harder
Roeber Plumbing
Hayward Area
Kiwanis Club
Hayward Roofing
Kiwanis
Hayward Stevens
Miller
Nagy
Camper
Anderson
Hughes
Roy Harder
Ps Ba Reeber
Boo Poz
Vaing
B—Ervin
Hr—Bragonier
Continen tal Babe Ruth League action highlights Maynard area
Instant Beverage posted its fifth straight Continental Division win, 6-0, led by two hits from Gage McKinney and solid pitching. Frank's Trucking, Lou Frank Realty, and Chuck Fara supplied tight battles with Weir, Johnson, Murchison, and Carvalho contributing key hits as the league showcased depth across multiple matchups.
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Caspro Valley
Jeff Hanson
Romley
Gage McKinney
Instant Beverage
Maynard
Ford
Lee Loyd
Doug Adams
Frank Severs
Ray Bisauta
Chuck Fara
Weir
Tim Johnson
Nick Welschmerger
Frank
Trucking
Pete Murchison
Marin Carvalho
C.V. Optimist
Continental
Harrlon Pros Sk
Frankerick Fara
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