Ruth Contests Extremes In Baseball Action
Action filled recap of Ruth league games with multiple players posting strong numbers. Dougan homered twice and led a 74 win in the National Division while Rod Christensen drove in a run for Carl's Pharmacy to halt Frank's Trucking. Ralph's Appliance and East Bay Lumber posted wins as other teams clinched atop divisions.
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Ares
Babe Ruth
Dell
Pring
Roeber Plumbing
Massacre
Rich Hina
Dougan
TWA
Habu Nationals
Ron Eaker
Doug Eveleth
Steve Sorenson
Dave Silve
Ron Kirkland
Ron Stewart
Ralph
Hunter’s Sport Shop
Dennis Baron
Gon Holtore
Marvel Jive
West Coast Lite
Dick Turow
St. Bede
Teamsters
Roy Lloyd
Rod Christensen
Carl
Gary Jones
HAC
Castro Valley Optimists
East Bay Lumber
Mike McKatory
Uiree
Kiwanis
Tarty Drake
Gree DeVore
Ashland
Thut
Lee Benson
Mike Robinson
Bill Chaffin
Pitchers Slug In SLz Loop In San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo—Pitchers turned hitters and won their own league game as Greg Shippie singled home Ron Kang for the winning run in the bottom of the eighth. Lou Grace scored on a Shippie single in the seventh as Poing’s rallied behind strong hitting from Craig Leiker, Jack Wynell, and Larry Alworth. Dowpan’s Gary Silcox starred with two superb plays and four extra-base hits by Geolad’s Pressidze led the offense.
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Greg Shippie
Ron Kang
Pring
Supreme Bug
Lou Grace
Shippie
Bob Martin
Doug
Faswarihy
Craig Leiker
Jack Wyneleath
Poing
Larry Alworth
Gary Silcox
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Geolad
Hutch's Car Wash Edges Culinary Workers In Senior Loop
Hutch's Car Wash rallied to beat Culinary Workers 88 to ? yesterday and seize a half game lead in the Continental Senior League pennant race. Pierson led the losers with a towering blast.
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Hutch
Hary
Keith "Pierson
Kestosky
Bera
Dougan's Wins Tuning Marathon In Tight 11 Inning Bout
Dougan's Wins edged Dingan's Sport Shop and Ness Electric 11 innings in a low scoring battle. Rich Cart homered, Ness and Dougan combined for key hits as Len Cady and Jay Ory drove runs. Haymont’s Jerry Brass added a triple and homer for the opposite nine, while Bob Bird remained undefeated with strong pitching and fielding throughout the round.
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Haymont
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Germnanwien
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Cedras
Coopman Sparks Fast Start in Second Half Victory
Coopman Electric wins second round contest as Vic Hubbard's team rallies past Banchero's 9-5. Oberst, Dale Oberst and Hubbart contribute key hits. several players collect safeties in a high‑scoring league game.
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Harry Smith
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O'Lovehin
Gerald Oberst
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Four day Big Five meeting opens in Victoria
The Big Five conference opens a four day session in Victoria British Columbia with reports it may accept Washington State University as a member.
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B.C
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Ashland Senior Ramirez Slams Lead Indians Past Seals
Ashland senior Detthis Ramirez hit two grand slam homers as the Indians erased the Seals in the American Legion Junior division game. Mike Ruiz flirted with a no hitter but allowed a run in the seventh. Reggie Torius and Rich Rivers contributed two hits each for their teams in a 6-2 victory.
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Seals
Nye
Mike Ruiz
American Legion
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Oaks
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Berkeley
Reggie Torius
Mt. Eden High School
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Hamirer
Kiwanis Upsets Leaders In Tight Ninth Inning
Berkeley's McKay sparked a ninth inning rally as Kiwanis spoiled the leaders' bid. Multiple hits and key plays fueled the visitors, with Bob Blasquez, Les Rude, and Sten Rodrigues among those contributing. Pitchers and fielding miscues limited offense in a chaotic ledger of a game.
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Ramirez
Cleals
Gredier Haywiih Kiwanis
Bob Blasquez
Les Rude
Sten Rodrigues
Treeview
Norm Swan
Angels
Mike Shay
Tors
Lopes
Redlegs Win In LV Nail Biter Over Quarries
Redlegs rally in the sixth inning to defeat the Quarries in La Vista National Senior Division play. Tim Harrison and Glen Hobbs hit doubles, Jack Lynch added two hits, and Lane fanned in a key pitching stint as the Redlegs secured a 2 1 victory.
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Pirates lift Mt Eden standings with three hitters pace
In Mt Eden Little League action the Schafer Park Pirates built a two game lead behind strong performances from Shiflett Bee Drive and Trikins. Pitcher Dead Buils struck out several batters as Morgan and Shine Morgan contributed two hits for the Cubs.
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Nahms Stay Unbeaten In Sl Five Victory
Sin Leandros faded as Nahms Five remained undefeated in a local league game. Wayne Govel and Dick support helped secure a 1-0 Manor win while Washington led the visitors with strong batting and double plays.
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IEM Rallies Tip Township in Pony League Tilt
Fremont IEM rallied Tip Township to edge out a 9 run win in a Pony League game. Winning pitcher Ronnie Labrado received strong support from Mickey McBride who saved the tilt with key relief to secure the final score.
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Bombers Win Even Series in Turbulent Derby
The Bombers tied the Jaller Derby at 2 2 with a win after a disputed game in Richmond. Reports describe a tense clash involving key figures from New York and local teams, amid shifting leadership and unresolved financial questions.
Hayward Triumph as Hayward Defeats Dillland in Legion Action
Hayward beat Dillland 5 0 in American Legion baseball at Sun Jewelry field. Sixty-seven-foot throws and a strong performance by SCV teammates anchored the win. Echoes of Bertram and Johnson highlighted the meet with multiple sprint and field events listed, including Keaik taking quick 100 and 220 dashes.
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Wright Completes Upset Over Moyer In Garden Show
Teddy Wright, a 135-pound underdog, used skill to edge Denny Moyer in a 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Both fighters bled. Wright led on two judges' cards 54-? and 54-? in rounds while Moyer had disputed score totals. A rematch was discussed for July 7 at the Garden.
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Eddie Machen
Mayer
Laguna Seca Open Race Sparks Crashes and Wins
Faris of San Leandro wins class D modified sports car in a Maserati at Laguna Seca opening day as a two car collision injures minorly at Fort Ord. Red Ports of San Leandro takes overall in Corvette with 77.8 mph. Krause leads class 1 with a Lotus 14. Morrill’s Jaguar flips in the same incident. Motorcycle events see Ray Grant win a consolation, while Mary McGee suffers minor injuries. Warmups start at 8:15 am for a roughly 5,000-strong crowd.
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Pela Lovely
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Wash
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Pat Pigott
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Callil
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Her- Moca Beach
War! as MemenWvey in the O33 OCo-0 report
Jena the O33 OCo-0 group includes Gereino Kirtan Coats and War. The fragmentary OCR hints at a names list and an event labeled War. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are established.
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Jena
Auto Body Tops Fagrey in East National Senior League Clash
Auto Body beat Fagrey 84 to something in a fifth inning rally as three men combined to break a 2-3 tie. The win gives Auto Body its 10th victory and a five game league lead. Dick Gingery drove in the deciding run with a two out single. Mic Alekey added two singles as the winning pitcher. The other game in the doubleheader saw Reyes lead Sanchez after ten innings before the game was called for time.
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Auto Body
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Tve Gang
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Fagiey
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Gregory Sprints to Victory in Ontario International
Kansas City driver Maslen Gregory won the Ontario event ahead of notable rivals in a field cut short by mechanical issues. Roger Penske and Dan Gurney faced setbacks at Riverside and Mosport Park, with Ward and Hall also retiring due to engine troubles.
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Onl
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AL Mosport Park
Palmer Cannot Quit To Enter Open, Slump Hits Peak
Arnold Palmer, in a slump, was refused permission to withdraw from the Galt Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club to prepare for Shtewerk's National Open. The Masters champion and money leader failed for the third straight day to break par, saying he would like to go home and work on his game.
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Arnold Palmer
Shtawerk
Montcluir Country Club
Open starts at Oakmont as Palmer leads field
The Open at Oakmont kicks off with Palmer strong near his home area Latrobe while Snead and Nicklaus vie for the lead. Early rounds show Palmer at the top with 219 total after two days and a slim margin over Nicklaus and other contenders as Weather and course challenge the field.
Pleasanton champions eliminated early in Calin try club event
Defending Pleasanton champion Dick Kline and contender Fri DePietro fell in the first round of the 1982 Calin try Club Championships on the valley course. Terry Boscucel edged Kline 1 up while Roger Shepherd beat DePietro after 18 holes. Ford defeated Peretti and McKamey defeated Hermann 4 and 3. semifinals set for today with Boscucel vs Shepherd and McKamey vs Ford. Finals slated next Saturday.
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Unclear golf results tease with mixed names and numbers
A jumbled report lists players like Varney Ens and Baird with scores around 68 70 and 209 while naming numerous others. The text references Fort Worth Austin Galveston and La mar Tech and includes fragmented scores and event cues with several misread words and garbled phrases.
Private Can Play Fort Wood Open Golf Tournament
Private Jerry Edwards will play in the Ud Open and head to the National Open in Oakmont next week after Army sails yesterday for Fort Wood Texas.
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Jerry Edwards
Aloakiment
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