Grand Lanes marks high series in mixed four mas event
Readable names and scores from Grand Lanes detail a late season mixed four mas bowling meet. Carl Hacker posted a 4206 with a 162 last game, while multiple bowlers such as Dick Bincent and Roberta Wade posted solid series scores and partial tallies, highlighting regional standings and individual performances.
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Carl Hacker
Ne Sain
Cael
Ladi Clements
Joop
Aisan Flea i
Hacker
Bevan Ee
Dick Bincent
Bud Kavih
Im al Seich
Roberta Wade
Ons Poduite
Eden Nise
Mas Hissoka
Dons
Ene An Elon
Kedmubob Erapas
Valdes
Wiese
Ie Trate Og Kotlar
Dave Hy
Vne Gvers
Ike Feiktane
Ray Kehler
Hing Bei Soys
Bos Orie
bin Pressey
Kleißler
Dave
Marnel
Glen Torres
Ashehovel Kehler
Grand Feurs Arlen
AL Hubber
Paul Salinera
Pole
Jennnie Hoble
Aca Or Simbie
Ray Tootsie Noble
A. Baxter
Ipsa
Eloise Smith
Bray
le Manasmihy Sali
Cepwall
Margrove
Ray Rose
Jim Turnir
Manuel Soto
Ray Tipit Dlazis
Don Excurce
Reagan
Rama Alley
Barbara
Exlond
Steves
Tvi
Coral Fret
Connita Melin
Erry R
SIDI
Mister Indy
al Lee Atsand
Pals
Steve Zuccy
Eater
Etsie Nunes
Detfie Welly i Mate
Hane Doe
Leste Dons
Bel Stanton
Ayar Evelyn Ssa Ane Pal
Oragta Birt
Rick Beyelley Angans
Lee Mise A] Wer
Bill Pressey
Feathery Sroolin
Evonna Hurger
Seamers Travel
Pel Barry
Suegbtl
Velma Bi
Mike Falciano
Mac
Faring
Larry Owens
Complete Concentration in Bowling Tactics
An article emphasizes close concentration from stance through delivery to avoid releases that ruin strikes. It highlights an illustrated 24 page booklet on rolling straight, hook, and curve and offers it for 20 cents with a stamped return envelope. Mike Matthews of San Leandro posted a 142 handicap and 1022 series for a 1072 pin total, winning the Priest special tournament at Bay Fair Ladies, securing a new car.
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Joe Wileman
Mike Matthews
San
Leandro
Priest
Bay Fair Ladies
NCAA Golf Tourney Starts With Disgusted Veale
Springfield AP report says nine golfers from 28 colleges enter the NCAA tourney. Pittsburgh AP notes southpaw Bob Veale is displeased by the setup, calling the event unwelcome and the format distasteful as action begins Tuesday in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Springfield
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Cerrudo Captures Santa Clara County Championship Title
Ron Cerrudo edged Eynie Pieper Jr to win the Santa Clara County championship at San Jose Country Club. Cerrudo birdied the 17th after a drive and three iron, finishing with a 68 final round while Pieper and Harvey Kos trailed. The four-day event saw notable scores from Ther Randall and Kohs, with wind and heat affecting play on the final holes.
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San Jose
Ron Cerrudo
Eynie Pieper Jr
Cerruida
Santa Clara
VerTuno
Young Tim Brigham
San Mateo
Alameda
Ross Hiandall
Pieper
Harvey Kos
Kohs
Randall
Ridenour Nabs Road Race Win and Golf Victory
Ridenour captured the road race title while Jack Pawleske fired 88-18-70 at Del Monte Country Club for the best round in the Par Five golf tournament. Rollin Baptiste won the hole in one contest with a shot 11 feet 11 inches from the cup on the sixth. Phil Harris finished second on the same hole. Hay Lucas and Rod Hansen followed. Flight results show winners and ties across divisions with multiple players named.
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Monterey
Jack Pawleske
del Monte Country Club
Rollin Baptiste
Phil Harris
Hay Lucas
Rod Hansen
Am Bucatey
Bud Silva
Ana Ye Carbon
Pawheish
Secon
Morrie
Hemmer Tacts
Wil Hendrick
Rog
Willams
Walt Fellows
Hird
Positive Thinking Aid’s Lema in Stockon Race Feature
Dave Ridenour of San Francisco led from pole to win the main event at the 11th annual St Bead Races in Stockton. The Don Wester and Ralph Wood incidents marred the day. Souchak was disqualified for car parts rules as a 70X crowd watched.
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Stockton
Dave Ridenour
San Francisco
Phi Hari
Corcoran
Kinger
Tata Harte
Ollars
Pisiaas
Bus Per Leslie
Monterey
Ford Cobra
Red Ferris
Leandro
Westchester Country Club
Chevrolet
MerJe Brennan
Reno
Lin
Don Wester
Tually
Sec
Leslie
Mike Souchak
Tony
Mike
Souchak
Hogey
Big Mike
Ralph Wood
Dada
Jwa Hurtubise
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
A. J. Foyt
Rex Mays
Milwaukee
Lake Eyre
Australia
Donald Campbell
Hall Leads Castlewood Golf at Halfway Mark
Dave Hall holds a two stroke edge over Lt. Lew Gifford after 36 holes at Castlewood Country Club 1964 Championship. Gifford shot 73 to close the gap from the first round while Frank Ford sits third at 148. Final two rounds set for weekend with Sunday deciding.
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Pines Vane Fiteht
Joy Kile
H. Kiener
Thunderbird
Joy Clausen
Télischin
Filom—O
Homes
Cal State Hayward Alum Barry Cunningham Named
Barry Cunningham of California State College at Hayward is highlighted in a local note. The brief mentions his affiliation with the Hayward campus and marks the recognition in this community page.
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Barry Cunningham
California State College At
Hayward
Kelso Wins Eastward Tourney For $20,000 Top Prize
Tony Kelso surged ahead with two birdies in a late round to overtake Souchak and claim the $20,000 top money as the golf tour moved east. Corcoran spoke of positive thinking after Kelso’s performance on the 16th hole. The report notes a tense backstage and references an invasion of form and a dramatic finish at Hollywood Park.
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Toles
Tony
Earth
Souchak
Corcoran
Inglewood
UPI
Richard C. DuPont
Lema
Hollywood Park
Tan
Davis Cupper Ralston advances to NCAA tennis ments
Davis Cupper Dennis Ralston of USC wins both hardcourt singles and doubles at the National Hard Court Championships in Sacramento. The 2nd ranked player will compete in the NCAA championships June 15 20 at East Lansing Michigan before heading to Wimbledon. He defeated Allen Fox 97 61 75 in singles and teamed with Bill Bond for a 64 63 62 doubles win over Fox and Whitney Reed.
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Sacramento
Calif
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Sundey
Bill Bond
Fox
Whitney Reed
Alamede
Johnson and Edwards pace Reds past Cardinals in Cincinnati
Deron Johnson collected five hits including a homer while John Edwards belted a grand slam as the Cincinnati Reds outslugged the St. Louis Cardinals 6 1. Edwards drove in five runs after a five run first inning set the tone and a walk by Cardenes loaded the bases for the slam.
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Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
John Edwards
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Edward
Reds
St. Louis
Joe Nuxhall
Tommy Harper
Frank’ Robinson
Johnson
Lea Cardenas
Edwards
Ost. Louis
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Warulek
Haseer
Robson
Boyer
Dahnson
Cardenes
Eawards
Boros
Ayer
Rernare
Ialer
E-Boyer
Javier
Po-Alsi
Louly
de Great
Saver Arin
PEC Oorbuck
Eard White
Rose and Johnson
Los
Omccoey
Asen
Oman
Jonson
Irenter
cHicana Milwaukee
Dnenport
Sian
Aaron
Neman
Odellingant
Snider
Cepeday Hiller
Davercost
Sacowski
Sour
Hart
Paul Mendes
Catanho
Palm Villa Et Agenley
Hoeft
Patrick Gomer
al Pacheco
al Bruner
Inion Eee
Om Rafferly
Roebuck Hout
Arom
Pale
Ae Sudal
Brio Taasse
Giants Rally Persists Behind Long Ball Across Nine Innings
Giants surge with Cepeda and Snider homers and Hart later. Haller struck out as Alou was spiked and Baldsehn walked Cepeda leading to a run in the tenth. Phillies push ahead early as Dark uses four pitchers then Perry yields sacs, Covington and Sievers score. McCovey injures head in warmups but returns to pinch hit. Overtime win marks Giants’ fifth straight victory.
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Giants
Cepeda
Duke Sniders
Haller
Jim Hart
Bunning
Jesua Alou
Chuck Hiller
Alou
Willie Mays
Jack Baldsehian
Chris Short
del Crandall
Hallar
Magia Ada
Phillies
Scoris Hy
Bob Bolin
Richie Allen
Wes Covington
Danny Carter
Dark
Ken MacKenzie
Covington
Gaylord Perry
Roy Sievers
Willie ‘McCovey
Bobby Wine
Hyout
World of Sports Arab Boycott Shelved Amid Tokyo Olympic Plans
IOC president Avery Brundage arrives in Tokyo amid reports the Arab nations will shelve threats to boycott the Tokyo Games to allow teams from the Arab bloc to compete. Brundage seeks talks with Sukarno as Indonesia considers suspension of its participation. Also reports of a Swiss avalanche case involving Willy Bogner Jr and other skiers, plus updates on motorsports and coaching moves.
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Tokyo
Japan
Willy Bogner Jr
Switzerland
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Calc
Barbi Henneberger
West Germany
Grisons
Bogner
jSwiss Show Research Institute
St. Moritz
Jimenez Storms But Agrees To Go To Dallas
Kansas City Athletics send outfielder Manny Jimenez and pitcher Aurelio Monteagudo to Dallas in the Pacific Coast League. Manager Ed Lopat announced the move after Sundays double header. Jimenez protested loudly, yelled I quit, and threatened to stay home, then calmed and agreed to report to Dallas to play himself into shape.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Manny Jimenez
Aurelio Monteagudo
Daflag
Ed Lopat
Jimenez
Manny
Slamm
Pat Friday
Dallas
Friday
Cubs Power Past Brewers on Williams and Banks Homers
Ernie Hanks and Billy Williams hit two run homers as the Chicago Cubs beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5 to 2. Williams and Banks delivered the decisive blows, sparking a rally that secured the win in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Ernie Hanks
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Harrah's Invitational Golf Tour At Stateline
A field of 231 players including top amateurs and celebrities teed off seeking the big prize in the Harrah's Invitational at Stateline. The four day event offers a Rolls Royce or a Ferrari to the top scorer, with high profile cars among the many rewards.
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Stateline
Harrah
Holle
New Ship Records Set In AG CMSP and BMP Classes
South County class winners HAY'WARDA Charles Campbell top with 96.75 in 14.23. CADich faikhan and others posted speeds and times. The Racks Team Chevralet ran 79.00 in 3.70, while N LORENZO ASL1 and Peery Ghoveatey posted 172.97 in 4.4. Fremont Masters and Richter Special spoiled Newark contenders, Milant leading South San Francisco invader with laps 4 standouts. Top Time of Day 7.96 seconds and Low Wheel 192.90 mph noted.
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BMP
Hay'warda
Charles Campbell
Cadich Faikhan Ti Iycnoun
Thy Pour
Rich Jnetias
Honda
An ‘Ilens Honda
RI ‘Yehvyralss
Sosaut
Chevralet
Union Buy
Dob Bubearda
Ford
SAN Uebandi
Terry Erver
Tehaveatet
Lorenzo
Fremont
Masters J
Richter
San Leandro
Newark
Danny Milant
Ted Gotell
M&a
Milant
San Francisco
Leandro Post-San Leandro routs Hayward in Legion tilt
East Oakland Post 471 rolled to a 102 74 victory over Hayward Post 69 as Wille Hawkins hit a homer and led a six run first inning. Fred Carris fueled the rally with a three run blast while Bill Michell and Tom Burkett each pitched well to seal the win. Ed Muniz Don Holman and Mike Loux had two hits apiece for Hayward in a losing effort.
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Fred Carris
Wille Hawkins
Bill Michell
Tom Burkett
San Salas
Oakland
San Leandro
American Legion
Hayward Post
San Ball Park
Lorenzo
Shipp Gutles
Wedesta
Burkett and Hardman
Beaver Lass Leads South County Swim Trials Victory
San Leandro Beavers swimmer Michalke won the girls 13-44 100 breaststroke in 1 14.8 at Arden Hills, the sole AAU Junior Olympic short course win for the area. Flying Fins Swim Club also placed well with Lobree taking two seconds and multiple top finishes across events, as Santa Clara and other locals earned various placings in the Sacramento meet.
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Sacramento
Weng Michalke
San Leandro
Othe
Santa Clara
Karla Nis Wansstoke
Foteley Teley
Bevere
Karen Malloy
Ecra
Medler
Fred
Etnt
Tity Lassale Israle
Telay” Sachs
Ecaentela
Evoday
Fevosady
Senna
Karla
Tuten
Byard
DeCeaser Spins No-Hitter for Dodgers in Livermore
In Livermore Recreation Septembers Midget Snap league action Martin DeCeaser threw a no-hit no-run game to lift the Dodgers past the Yankees 120. Dana Sheline hit a homer to spark a 2-0 Phillies win over the Colts. In 2nd grade action David Clay belted a grand slam as the Raiders beat the Knights 8-7, while David Arnold added a triple and homer for the losers.
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Livermore
Dodgers
Martin DeCeaser
Yankees
Livermore Recreation
Dana Sheline
Phillies
Colts
Raiders
Knights
David Clay
David Arnold
California League Dose And Odds From Fray Berbera
In Santa Barbara and Stockton figures appear for the California League with scattered figures noting 20 anta Berbera and 80 inlines among other entries. The garbled data lists San Inne LT and Savay Ereano with Bukaratlald and Freara Sy as linked items.
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Jon Dose
Anta Berbera
Santa Barbara
Moneies
Freara Sy Bukaratlald
San Inne
Sy Savay Ereano
Sakeratias I Stockton
Bay Bombers vs Hawaiians resumes series in San Jose
Bay Bombers and Honolulu Hawaiians pick up their roller derby clash at Civic Auditorium after Bay Bombers won 43 to 34 at Kezar Pavilion. Eddie Perez led Hawaiians with 10 points, while Bobbie Mateer and Robin Bridges each earned six for the women’s point bonus.
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San Jose
Bay Bombers
Honolulu
Civic Auditorium
Bombers
San Francisco
Kezar Pavilion
Igh
Eddie Perez
Bobbie Mateer
Robin Bridges
Livermore Tennis Club Closed Singles at May Nissen Park
Livermore Tennis Club will hold its annual closed singles and consolation tournament next weekend at May Nissen Park starting at 9 a.m. Entries must be received by Monday at 5 p.m. Entry fee is 2 dollars. Trophies will be awarded to winners and runners up in both consolation and first flight events.
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Livermore
Livermore Tennis Club
Nissen Park
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