Mt Eden Senior Division Results Stir Local Baseball Action
Balloue and Ballone highlight Mt Eden play with the White Sox beating the Warehousemen and Angels reaching first base. Tigers, Yankees, and Twins win in a set of three-way ties and high scoring affairs as Woodman of the World leads and Wall’s Auto Service dominates. Players like C McConvey and La Chapelle post doubles while multiple teams chase top standings.
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Acme
White Sox
Warehousemen Angels
Mt. Eden
Aylion
Woodman
World Tigers
Shell
Jteckt
Reight Yankees
Wall
Auto Ssevice
Winton Center
Ballone
Angel
Seem
Yankees
Tigers
C. McConvey
Ope Tiple
Pil la Chapelle
Bill Pooles
John Billings
Twins
Winton Red Sox
Warehousemen
Ballore
Huribbi
Newman
Furnes Pools Moor
Babe Ruth Leagues San Leandro Upset in HABL
In a chaotic HABL day, San Leandro led by Mitch HAC Transportation upset Hayward Area Babe Ruth. Bazzel fired a two hitter, Dan Roach and Run Fuller contributed two hits each, while Washington Manor’s Dennis McClure hit a three run homer to cushion a comeback. Jim Knott tripled and scored twice for St. Leander's, with Gary Slater and others delivering key plays as Continentals and American Division matchups produced close scores.
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San Leandero
Gary Jones
Bob Krouch
Leantro Bibs
Rul
Iegl
Manor Lions Club
Pring
Eander
Larry Podesta
Sineaudio Insdiaice
Washington Manor
Dennis McClure
Canter Inve Baker
Vauglay Krause
Pring’s
Barry la
Rovca Rekling
Jim Knott
St. Leander’s
Sil
Barbourath
Raed Satani
Pennysen
Ashland Dons Beane Lhd Mansions
Pa ‘Ific
Walloping
HABL
Wid Dougan
Sporting Goods
St. Bede
Greg Saunders
Yom Liteh
Compton
Bruce Allen
Bob Dias
He Fragh
George Gonsalves
Tin Minelli
Hayward
Rodriguez
McLaughlin
Rowling Bucker
Mikey Maitre
Musch Sets National Junior Olympic Record in 100 Yard Dash
Tom Musch of the San Jaidro Beavers broke a National Junior Olympic record with 4 32.9 in the 13 year old boys 100 yard dash at the Allhun Jr Olympic meet in Sacramento yesterday. Beavers teammates placed fourth in the 32 and under backstroke and a relay team finished fourth in the girls 347 event. The meet ends today.
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Sacramento
Tom Musch
Fie San Jaidro Beavers
Beavers
Sandi Lagorio
Cheis McAdam
Holly Eekenfeckder
Colts Top Darkmen 2–1 in Ne w Nationa l League Clash
In a tense game Colts edge Darkmen 2 to 1. Confrated tom Pape sparked the rally with a clutch single to right center before Staub delivered the decisive hit. Giants touched Brurel with singles but failed to plate more than one run. O'Dell and Goss subbed late. Sanford slated to pitch for SF, Farrell (5-6) listed for the Stainsl.
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Staub
Ben Larson
O'Dell
Amon
Howie Goss
Giants
Brure
Kane
Fal
Ste
Felipe
Herr Donight
Nilion &S
Jack Sanford
SF Stainsl
Dick Farrell
St. Timothy's Triumph in Close Softball Match
St. Timothy's rallied with a fielder's choice and key plays in the eighth inning to edge Saaraul fenzo Neighborhood Church 21 setting up a Hayward Area Recreation District YMCA softball night Friday. R. Sanlacet delivered a double and timely hits to seal the win for the St. Timothy's squad.
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St. Timothy's
R. Sanlacet
Saaraul Fenzo
Hayward Area
Fiiday
Boxing Champion Dirk Tiger Joined British Order
Dirk Tiger, the middleweight boxing champion, was admitted as a member of the British Order during a ceremony in London. The announcement coincided with his birthday celebrations and was reported by the ADP.
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London
Dirk Tiger Af
Cilia
Neen Bbigebot
Hegor
Sater
Hayward Post 68 Bounces Alameda In Legion Tilt 9 6
Hayward Post 68 defeated Alameda Post 91 9 to 6 at Washington Park with Mike Loux pitching for Hayward. San Leandro and Castro Valley also posted wins as the Southern Division race tightened, with key hits from Gino Morelli, Bob Walters, and George Sherman contributing to their victories.
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Navar
San Leandro Hyer
le Lorenzo
Bill
Leanra Ball Pav
Ody
Hayward
Mike Loux
Mameda
Washington Park
Ala
BI Coady
Dot Hola
Albany
Visit Lhome
Tony
John Terehoria
Lerehoria
Dil White
George Millerwald
Driple
John Burnett
Lowell Bingham
Mike Walkers
Cugire Valley
Gino Morelli
Bad
Castro Valley
Gre Lanlois
Terry Lowe
George Sherman
Bob Poderavo
San Leorenzo
Braet Lockhart
Jim Coleman
San Loanelso
Gary Buller
Brivel
San Larenzo
Ealing Valley
Moint
East
Oakland
Wis
WeDenard and
Lowes
Albany Sill
Harfinglens Helton
Ferrants Tercerberg Milterwals
Kester
Aiaywarg
Alamega
Loux
San Leandro
Sci Beller
Federara and
Res
La Vista triple header stars Martilla Jones in league play
Martilla and Jones top hitters as La Vista Mecca Lith League triple header unfolds. Jones shines on mound with sharp effort in loss to Kinney Shoes. Russell and Compas spark Ven in 7 0 win. Hughes and Neeper also contribute for their teams.
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Landis Martilla
Mike Jones
la Vista Mecca
Martilla
A Hitler
J Clayworth
Chawnel Kinney
Hayward
Tigers
Jones
Ventur
J Russell
Chuck Hughes
Clayworth
Bliang
Double Mays
Kieth Bigham
Wayne Davis
Tyrone Wade
Nyberg
Ron Compas
Isingied
Jim ‘Trudite
Doug Neeper
Jin Trujills
Ven
Hur
Bob Rogers
Kinney Shoes
Maria
Govier
Siren
Russell Mert
REO
Eces
Meyer
Winon and
Suter
Castro Valley Coast League opener yields mixed results
Castro Valley sees Frank's Fracking edge Marshall Perry 10 in a Coast League opener while Al's Market beats Russell's Market 324. Golish Pharmacy tops Marior Research 42 in NL action. Key performances include Ed Collyer’s three hitter with five runs, Ralph Leister and Falkenhord homering, and Kurt Cantu fanning Woofew in late relief.
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Castro Valley
Masquite
Frank
Marshall
Perry
Russell
Homley
Sen Grass
Rod Median
Raiiles
Steve Lawann
Rogers
Duus Peters
CV Lions
Peters
Ja Dochle
Kurt Cantu
Woofew
Mark Whitehouse
Linsley
Cante
T Wien
Lotaar
Ralph Leister
Aril
Falkenhord
Sthank
Golish
Rad Lab Lead In Livermore Dwindles After 4-2 Loss
Livermore league action saw Lawrence Hadiation fall 4-2 as Optimist Joan delivered the deciding run for ALBA. Danny Evans allowed one hit in the win, with Bo Woodward driving in two runs on a two run triple. Taura Sendner’s Foods surged past Giants as Jay Bodenhausen and Mike Gunerim sparked the rally. Bruce Walker homered for the 30x club.
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Livermore
Lawrence Hadiation Law
Lille
Xs Ue
Joan
ALBA
Danny Evans
Bo Woodward
Oher Potes
Taura Sendjner
Giants
Jay Bodenhausen
Cressys
Ina
Min
Mike Gunerim
Sindia Corporaton
Green Sox
Turt Bales
Bruce Walker
Davies
Man Ovren
le Dave Larson
Pace
Elks
Rotary
Ron ‘Tanner
Faria Bros Win for Teamsters in City Little League
Teamsters beat Pacifier Suites Steel 21 to 0 after strong pitching by fen Parla Unon and bytervmate Steve, who opened with a leadoff homer. Campbell, Dawood and Dowdling fueled offense with four RBIs and a two-run homer by Bobrov. Giants, Rebels, and Newark matchups cited. Sunsets and Hunters also noted in league play.
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Union City
Fen Parla
Steve
Lineston City
Pacifier ‘Suites Steel
Taser Whuecker Company
Moth
Unies Gily
Lonab
Tarnity Army
Mike Dohvee
Americas
Array Dowdling
Bonoring
Gene Hentricks
Lone Waster
Campbell
David Dawad Sachet
Anas Rica Campbell
Vaed’ Danae
Tonen
pGiatibere
Fa Itionet
Hunters
Rebels
Fae
Cari
Geastel
Electria
Kael Bay Glass
Jos Mata Auigl
Phil Payette
Jeach
Mess
Steve Ebla
I Gahe Gonsalves
Rinver
Questad Dominates Dual At Palo Alto Meet
Stanton sprinter Questad wins both events at the Palo Alto track meet amid a field including Roger Cherardias and Bill Toomey. California AC members and SCVYY athletes posted marks across the 3000 meter steeplechase, long jump, and hurdles with Oakly and Santa Clara Valley Youth Village squads prominent.
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Stanton
Roger ¢Ehardias
Bill Toomey
Scvyy
Pisse
HGR
Lanry
Youle
Elmore
Burke
Saniaty
Balchelder
Ety
Bucy Sevnys
SewYls
Questad
Bon Castles
San Jos
Mall Baggiil
Stumeler Hurdies
Lucife
Prack ‘Chay
AE Bizhenee
Dedhe
Eshebnan
Mr Acotk
San Mateo
Burkes
Rivngeh
Lauter Trach
Klese Covletyhiplt
Todd Gassill
Cal
Zaz Menford
Tn Ball
Scy
Henry Larson
SCVYV
AEE & Vidge
Dela Tuitacnea
Wea
Ribas
Scvye
Bot Hite
John Plgyeron
Tunayvale High
Discus
Gave Weill
Don Heh Cal
Thong
Beg Allie Pole
Milt—i
Eve Dubner
Sanoed
Josh Pargenic
Yess Fishback
Ron Benson
Dim Groothotl
San Josey
Fe Worry LoFell
San Jose
Maeler
Truth Oak
Ey Scvyy
Helgealy Hat
Dave Kamvar
Ian Aalvo
Halle Wa Wall Dacnuith
Taike ‘Broies
S_ PAIL Macarty
Wayne
San Dose Dros
Ald
Rich
Skumzey
Scvyn
Itt Tanlla
Ly Seng Garule
Sayose
Dick Shialeion
Unsitached
Tarryl Buzzdall
Marin AC
Prat Taam
Santa Clara Valley Youth Village
Stanford
San Jose State
Californa
Bancheros Upset ABC in Tight Baseball Tilt
Bancheros rose from the depths to upset ABC as Neil Ronnelly and Ray Taylor led a rally. Lougin’s Sporting Goods seized the moment, Sierra held strong for ABC, and Dongan’s tied the game late with key hits and RBIs.
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Binieherwiise
Tnngue Teadingy
ABE Ambie' Hance
Lougin
Mise Buckighan
Ray Taylor
Roy Manning
Dongan
Lack
Pevgan
Rose
Stra
Giants In Treeview Advance In Sharp League Play
The Fairway Pack Giants edged the Pirates 32 to ? in seven innings as Don Thuder’s Braves beat Hayward Kiwanis Cards 9 to 3 on five hits. Ekip Garcia doubled for Fat ench, Ken Vierra and Water’s win powered the mound effort.
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Fairway Pack
Treeview
Upset win for Treat Pring rivals quarterback? (Note: This line appears garbled and cannot be reliably reconstructed into a proper headline within limits.)
Treat Pring's won 2-0 over Lar Vista Nation as Johnson, Pring's, and Seve Mentares led with key hits. Kaiser Electronics beat Superway Market 12-1. Harmony Homes edged Bonnell Brothers 3-1. Tim Welmley starred on mound and plate for Harmony.
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Pring
Seal Dry Wall
Langie
Kaiser Lectronies
Marmony Homes
Bonnell Brother
Seve Mentares
Fie
Txilic Taylor
Kaiser Electronics
Clrey van Buren
Superway
Tim Welmley
Harrymony Homes
Steve Davis
Bennett Brothers
Treatory Wall
Boo
Larinon
Bennett
Rose Wehrle
Stevens
Browns Sign Pair
Cleveland reports the Browns sign two players from Ohio State. The deal connects the NFL team with former Buckeyes, highlighting expectations for impact this season and depth in the roster.
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Cleveland
Schateath
Ohio State Ossaes
Jqves
M D and Dias edge Union City in tight first half
Maurin and Dias led a rally as Minion City nabbed the first half time with a 11-10 win over Union City Merchants. Carlos Zavale stood out with a triple and key hits, while Robert Jackson added two singles and two runs for the Laundry nine.
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Minion City
Miurlin
Dias
Union City
Nipstig
Union City Merchants
Carlos Zavale
Maurin
Fava
Tomlin
Robert Jackson
Laundry
Duonis Stachrest
Mingk Connally
Deb Burg
Forum
Ehh
Greg Garret
Memo Linas
Duke
Olsen Seacvuss
Lord Garrett
Janlvey
Ortinoi
Waves
Uci
Auto Body Edges Slim in Slim Edge Battle
In a Hayward Nation Senior Lite League game yesterday Auto Body edged Slim Edge Auto Body in a tense halfgame. Dick, FI, starred with 1.6 pace and Mike Lennon contributed as Ain Body and Wu kept pressure. Dick Grigory struck out 18 for the win, while Monahan Pontiac’s Sunehos struggled to plate runs.
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Auto Body Hospital
Hoplite
Shimmer
Pace Monahan
Pontiac
Sunehos
Ain Body
Nighet
Mike Lennon
Witeh
Buavier
Dick Grigory
Bombers End With Victory Over Rival in Turbulent Match
John Hawking held opponents to three hits as the Richmond Bay Bombers edged Nations Carly Adatis and Sanches at Roller Terby Feague. iGarl Larson drove in runs, Scott Dulga homered, and Lopez quartet helped secure a 7 3 victory in a tense series opener against Mexico City with Kezar Pavilion looming tonight.
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John Hawking
USA Paulson
Dave Grigory
iGarl Larson
Owl
Snyder Has Title On Draw At Cow Palace
The US heavyweight title bout between Snyder and Stevens ended in a draw after the referee halted the match following two falls. A crowd of 8,187 watched both fighters bleed as Stevens took the first fall and Snyder claimed the second.
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Wilaiy der Retuinas
Uy Stevens
the Cow Palace
Duetor
Nua Wer
Stevens
Gimbs Vwny
Snyder
Art Abdomeinal Etreleh
Otter Hesuits
Art Slan Meilinn
Peppee Comex
Ray Thunder Steen
Wapose Evans
Cor Denveela
Cyclone Moore
Oke Graza
Eel Torres
D. Bill Wright
Deany S'shecker
Boxing Upset Ends in Split Decision Fight
Rodriguez and Griffith clash across ten rounds with both trading power shots. Griffith wins the eighth title fight in 26 months as Rodriguez laments a controversial decision. Angela Dundee, Luis’s manager, decries the verdict saying Luis dominated throughout.
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Rodriguez
Griffin
Griffith
Luis
Willy
Enmile
Emile
Rodrigues
Dave Atest
Angela Dundee
Anager
Buivtoe
Scoring Referee Jimmy Devlin Agog with Judge Joe Armstrong
Referee Jimmy Devlin and judge Joe Armstrong generated a charged scoring session as Associated Press coverage detailed the contentious calls and crowd reaction during the matchup. Officials faced scrutiny over disputed rulings and platformed concerns about consistency and fairness throughout the event.
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Jimmy Devlin
Joe Armstrong
Rics Associated Press
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Mile record sparks UB track finals at Hourston meet
Arizona State star Henry Care highlighted action on day two as UB track and field crowned champions. A 3 03.38 mile record led the headlines while Texas athletes posted top marks and other notable performances included Weightman’s 606 shot put, Matson’s national leading net, and Chiiara’s standout mile at the NCAA College Division championships.
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Arizona
Henry
Federation
Rumly Matsui
Pampa
Vexas
Mutt School
Seo
Matson
Texas
Tranny Roberts
Isleh Phucwree
Tom Chiiara
University of Chicago
O'Tinda
Nal Athihe
Redlands
Maryland Saute
Fresno
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