Bud Rose Agree knock some heads in rowdy fan talk
New York AP report recalls Pete Rose and Bud Harrelson weighing fan violence at baseball games. They discuss boos and heckling at ballparks, the Ten Cent Beer riot, and RoseHarrelson clashes at Shea Stadium in last year’s NL playoff. They offer cautious views on beer noise and control.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
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Harrelson
Shea Stadium
Promoan
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Shea
Hayward Area softball action yields close old standings shifts
Concord blanked Bob's Cocktails 5 0 as Rebstock fanned 12 on two hits. Hayward edged Sunol Lounge 2 1 in eight. California Kings beat Round Table Pizza 4 3 with Archie Steenvaarde driving in two. LeBlanc Barons and Suburban Auto tied 1 1 after nine, game called. Dupree's Furniture and Hayward VMI moved into a first place tie by defeating Ben's Team 4 0 and Fleming Foods 6 5 in eight.
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Concord
Hayward Merchants
Ted
Hayward Area
Bob
John Rebstock
Hayward
Sunol Lounge
California Kings
Round Table
Sal Branco
Rich Nagore
Dan Burbank
Mel Pape
Greg Popst
Burl Corral
Leroy Gallardo
Archie Steenvaarde
Greg Ware
John Brookman
Suburban
LeBlanc
Barons
Guy French
le Blanc
Morrie Swarm
Ron Regan
Dupree
Hayward Vmi
Fleming Foods
Ben
VMI
Chabot to Host Commuter Wrestling Camp for Youth
Chabot College in Hayward schedules two weekly summer wrestling camps from July 12 and July 15 18 for boys aged seven to 18. Top coaches and former all American JC stars from UCLA Michigan State Cal Poly and Cal Poly will lead sessions with box lunch included. Cost per session 40 dollars.
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Chabot College
Zack Papachristos
Gladiators
Greg Johnson
Michigan State
Clarion State
Chabot
Steve Siroy
UCLA
Brent Jacinto
University of California
Chris Anaya
Mike Remer
Pacific High
Willie Valech
Tennyson
Neil Pew
Sart Lorenzo
Cal Poly
Chabot Athletic Department
Nas posts SLRD win in San Leandro thriller
In San Leandro the SLRD clinched a 3 percent victory over McDonald’s, with Frank Villagrana singling to spark a late rally and Howard Bowles sealing the win on the mound. Carey Jin triple produced the lone run for McDonald’s in a tight game.
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Howard Bowles
Hidero
Dagar
McDonald's
McDonald
Carey Jin
Series film to be shown in Newark library night
Newark hosts the 1973 World Series Film featuring the Oakland A's and New York Mets. The free showing starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Newark Library. Einar Sorensen, noted former player, manager and umpire, will answer questions and offer commentary.
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Oakland A‘s
New York Mets
Newark Friends of the Library
Einar Sorensen
South County
Hunt Sparks Gaters Rally To Victory In Mixed Doubles
Lesley Hunt led the Golden Gaters to a mixed doubles nine point tie breaker win over the Florida Flamingos after a 25 25 deadlock. Emerson and Hunt clinched the match in the final moments as Cox Froehling and Fleming faltered. The night featured Kloss and Grubb and McMillian’s earlier comeback efforts amid a tightly contested team event.
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Lesley Hunt
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Hont
Laurie Fleming
Frank Froehling
Flamingos
Fleming
Froehling
Gators
Emerson
Hunt
Tana Kloss
Betty Ann Grubb
Ylana
Mark Cox
Frew McMillian
McMillian
Florida
Slunt
Kloss
Grubb
Maria Bueno
Cox and Froehling
Cox
Gator
McMilllan
Frew
Smith Falls In First Round At French Open
UPI reports American tennis star Stan Smith, seeded here last year, failed to advance past the first round at Roland Garros as Japan’s Jun Kamiwaro Kamiwaro defeated him after a set tied, with weather interruptions delaying play.
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UPI
Stan Smith
United States
Tennnis
Japan
Jun Kamiwaro
Smith
Roland Garros
Vines
Kamai
Bie
NFL owners weigh European pro league plan in Seattle session
In New York and Seattle reporting, NFL owners discuss expanding with a six week European league proposal to start next spring with cities including Istanbul Vienna West Berlin and Tampa Bay. The plan would allow a wide receiver to run downfield on kickoff plays and aims to boost international competition.
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Bob Kapaelive
Unite States
NFL
Bstanbul
Rome
Gladiators
West Berlin
Barscolon Murtich
Vienna
Istanbul
Af Torghan
Searle
Tampa
Bork Elites
Pete Razelle
Geninns
Aler
Youth Soccer League Forming in Hayward Area
The Southern Alameda County Youth Soccer League seeks boys ages 6 to 18 for this year. Contact program chairs Tony Carrell and Harry Atwood for recruitment. The league, modeled after Livermore Valley’s 6000 players, starts in September for ages 6 to 16 in Hayward San Leandro San Lorenzo and Castro Valley, affiliated with California Youth Soccer Program which has 15000 participants.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Tony Carrell
Harry Atwood
Livermore Valley
Alameda
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
California
Carroll
Drew's homer powers Christ Lutheran win in league
Ken Drew hit a three run homer as Christ Lutheran rallied for seven runs in the fifth to beat St Christopher Episcopal 12 to 4. Calvary Lutheran beat San Leandro First Christian 12 to 10, Epiphany Lutheran edged Faith Lutheran 7 to 4 after a seven run two inning burst by Epiphany.
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Hayward
Ken Drew
Christ Lutheran
Interfaith Athletic Association
St. Christopher's Episcopal
Calvary Lutheran
San Leandro
Epiphany Lutheran
Faith Lutheran
Aroud
Epiphany Luther
Faith Lutheren
Squires sweep Knicks in Hayward ABA playoff series
Coleman and Rucker led the Squires with averages around 28 and 26 points as they won the best of five series three straight games. Rucker saved 37 in game one 124-108 and Coleman tallied high markers in game two an overtime 112-106 win while game three saw Rucker again lead with 20 in a 93-81 victory. Simon Williams paced the Knicks with 33 27 and 23 points across games.
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Hayward
Larry Coleman
Joe Rucker
Asey
Squires
Hayward Boys’ Club
Knicks
Rucker
Coleman
Simon Williams
Ron Hanley
Art Long
Mike Peet
Willliams
Knicka
George Duncan
Willia Jones
Donnie Glimore
Len Williams
Hawaiians cut Bragonier amid roster trimming
Riverside Calif. The Hawaii Hawaiians of the World Football League cut Stanford wide receiver Dennis Bragonier and placed three players on waivers as the team lowers roster to 60. Officials expect 15 to 20 more cuts by week’s end including Greg Lindsey of Oregon and Hawaii players punter rt. Lueke and linebacker Steve Manuma.
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Greg Lindsey
Oregon
Rt. Lueke
Inebacker
Steve Manuma
University of Hawaii
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