Soares Keeps Soaring In San Leandro Baseball
Soares of Ed Chavanes Ford pitched a two hitter in a 4-0 win over Pring's Coffee Shops at Pacific High, raising Chavanes to 3-2. Palma Plaza remained unbeaten with a 4-3 comeback over Dougan's Knorting Goods as San Leandro Insurance Agents slipped 11-3.
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San Leandro
Barry Soares
Ed Chavanes
Ford
Soares
Pring’s
Pacific High
Chavanes
Palma Plaza
Dougan
Knorting Goods
St. Leander’s
Alan Aikawa
Keith Zimmerling
Palma
John Sofranac
Jerry Mole
RBI
Gary Oivero
Ralph Volpe
Glen Perry
Plaza
Bob Mendez
Brian Kelly
Bill Garcia
Tom Spinardi
San Leanorg Bare
Ruth Pama Plas
Odo Douged
Mendez
Davie
Perry
Baxter
More
Mendez Olivera
Sofranac
St. Landers Owio
E.lins
Wa Pis Xie FF
Tachizera
Rely
Nebriga
Burnetts Qnell
May
Tachiawa
Spinard
SLIA
Paradiso
SIA
Frinas
Alkowa
Wadne
No Progress On Fremont II Project for Little League HQ
Fremont delays on locating the Western Region base for Little League Inc. District 57 Administrator George McNulty says no concrete offers have arisen in months. Former District 57 chief George Gibbons proposed Fremont as the site, with bids for 20 acres and facilities. other Los Angeles area sites are under consideration, with Diamond Bar land at 326 000 per acre versus Fremont at about 8 090 per acre. Tulane names Dick Longo as new assistant basketball coach.
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Fremont
Western Regions
Little League, Inc
District 57
George McNulty
George Gibgun
Little League
West Coast
Western Region
al Havgnan
McNulty
Warm Springs
Mission Blvd
Nimi Freeway
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Orange
Diamond Bar
Irvine
Fremontland
Roofing Scores Four In Ninth As Teamsters Rout Loray
Hayward Roofing rebounded with four runs in the ninth to edge Loray 8-1 while Dougan’s edged Hay-Sporting Goods 5-3. Don Harder Sport- American Division defeated Acme Trophies 4-0. Teamsters pitcher Chris Chambers fanned 13 in a one hitter. La Plante and Graves led offenses with key hits. Grave Way Realty downed Moose Lodge 8-4 as St Bede’s moved to 7-1 behind strong hitting and pitching.
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Hayward
Dougan
Actte
Grove Santo
Dave Blakely
San Lorenzo Rruns
Larry Clark
Lions Club
John Burkett
Teamsters
Lorenzo Lion
Loray Mariam
St. Bede's
Ken Graves
Stailont
Ron la
Roofers
Plante
Rnb
Randy Mitchell
Chambers
Rich Beerman
la Plante
Dave Marston
Dave Bailey
Don Harder
Dirk Morrison
Moose Lodge
Orr
Dison
Ford
Vidales
Carvin
Hermosa
Storefront Rolls To 5-0 Victory In Legion Action
Storefront William Humphries Post 732 remains unbeaten in the 10th District American Legion Southern Division play for 1968. Ed Measles pitched a five hitter with 12 strikeouts to beat Albany Post 292 5-0 at Chabot College. Chris Shulenberger went 3-for-4, catcher Jayl Kleven drove in two, and Storefront advances with a bye Saturday before Sunday clash with Waters Oldsmobile Hayward Post 66 at 2 p.m.
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William Humphries
Post
Distriet American Legion
Ed Measles
Howie Thompson
Storefront
Albany Post
Chabot College
Measles
Chris Shulenberger
Jayl Kleven
Waters
Oldsmobile-Hayward Post
Chabot
American Legion
Alum
Storebrant
Basking
Wien and
Gray
Sieven
Ruff's Arm Keeps Dougan's On Top
Ruff walked four and struck out six in a 7 0 decision over Castro Valley Merchants in the Continental Division at Sunset High. August and Zander had key hits for Castro Valley Lions, while Liepelt gave up a lone hit in four frames for B&B Cabins. Reynolds fanned nine in a five hitter for the CV Lions as San Lorenzo led the standings with shouts of late drama.
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Don Ruff
Dougan
Sporting Gouda
Atill
Hay'ward Area
San Lorenzo
Ruff
Castro Valley
Sunset High
Larcal
Chuck Fara
John August
Jeff Zander
Castro Valley Lions
Bostrom Bergen
August Cos
Dow
Gan’s Sporting Goods
Threa
RBI
Zander
Craig Liepelt
B&b
Cabinels
Dan Kingman
Frank
Steve Whitener
Charlie Brand
Hliter
Fanning
Rove
Ts San
GBBA
Mark Lorenzo Lions Club
Reynolds
Jeff Hansen
Daugan
Bos Vom Bergen
Charles Sunbloom
Lou Frank
Acme
San Loreni
HARRL
Continental
Tisterae
Srrrano
Phillis
Waters hosts Albany in prep after tough loss
Alameda Post 9 edged Waters Oldsmobile-Hayward 9-2 at Washington Park as Dave Deffley and Dan Bias allowed 10 hits. Waters took a 1-0 lead in the second before Alameda replied with three runs and pulled away, scoring again in the third. Coach Rich Espida hopes for better pitching next Saturday against Albany Post 1202.
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Alameda
Rich Espida
Waters
Oldsmobile-Hayward Post
American Legion
Albany Post
Dave Deffley
Dan Bias
Washington Park
Alameda Post
Paul Cruz
Joe Ergonis
Jess James
John Nogueira
Jim Coll Ing
Hall
Delleasca
Rs Walters Otarmobile
Ajemeda
SF Deiliey
Bier End Cruts
Lou Frank Realty Catches Up In Legion Play
Lou Frank Realty Castro Valley Post 649 moved to five wins in as many 10th District American Legion games after a late start. They defeated Oakland Post 5 11 6 in the fourth inning surge at Chabot College, then beat the Teasters 10 2 in the second game.
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American Legion
Lou Fran Realty
Castro Valley Post
Lou Frank
Oakland Post
Chabot College
Teasters
Ford Mows Em Down in Golden Gate Travel League
East Oakland Post 471 led by Bill Erwin Post 357 routed Oakland59 chattoux as Ford continued a dominant run. Merv James and Bob Bauer fueled Hayward’s 11-3 win, with Ross Supply set to host San Francisco next Saturday night at Patrick Gamer Field.
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Oakland
Bill Erwin
Choos Aes
GBBA
BNET
Araby Surkey
Chamiroux
Chattoux
Rivers
Atyers Sunbleam
Mike Nagy
Ron Giova- Seees
Menotti
WG Feegad
Kavanaugh
Rolf End Zon Rei
Pete Murchison
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Dragan's Spl
Gods
Bos
Teu Frank
Hayward Ford
Haywerd
Froml
Golden Gate Travel Hees
Dougan's Ties For 1st Place In District 45 Big League
Dougan's Sporting Goods rallied with a six run burst in the eighth to tie for the District 45 Big League lead, defeating Neil's Carpets 11-10 at Canyon High and moving to 3-1 alongside their foe. Del Johns hurled a strong outing for the Red Sox and Dougan's Banehero belted a three run homer in the eighth for the pivotal margin.
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Dougan
Sporting Goods
Neil
Canyon High
Mt. Eden High
San Lorenzo Red Sox
San Lorenzo
Nationals
Dae Banehero
Gary DeGrazia
Bill Flusfman
del Johns
Red Sox
Steve Metcalf
Barry Bronstein
Morales Fans 10 As Rath Realty Blanks Kerr 4 0
Rath Realty of Concord blanked Kerr Catering of Castro Valley 4 to 0 as Elmer Orella's South County nine lost a 4-0 decision at Hayward High Morales pitched a three hitter with 10 strikeouts. Individual batters Kent Calderon Chris Dayak and Pete Miskovich helped Kerr miss the no hitter. The victory keeps Rath Realty near the top of the Connie Mack League standings.
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Concord
Rath Realty
Connie Mack
Kerr Catering
Castro Valley
Elmer Orella
South County
Rath
Hayward High
Morales
Alameda Athletic Association
Alameda County Building Trades Union
West Sears-Newark Farms
Newark
NAACP
World Airways
Livermore- Pleasanton
Pleasant Hill
Bercovich
Hustead
Berkeley
Alameda
World
Kent Calderon
Chris Dayak
Pete Miskcovich
Kerr
Ken Meyer
Wendell Jones
Ee Smith
Reed
Yoo
Kippas
Nelson
Feroeth
Gay
Tomlinson
Jones
Airways
Dolo
Lavick
Mulhaney
Dosa
McVicar
Riley
Thomas
Balbsch
Jordan
Hr—Coulins
Glover Carl Mann
Marina Earns First Win In Diamond League
Union City pitchers Dave Codie and Scott Roberts combined for seven hits as Marina defeated Sunset 4 1 at James Lopan High. Cedde pitched six innings for the win. Kerry Johnston and Steve Garcia drove in five runs apiece as the Union City Merchants topped Castro Valley Athletics 8 4. Green, Johnston, Maleo, Goreis homered among the listed.
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Union City
Dave Codie
Scott Roberts
Matina
Ledger
Sunset
James Lopan High
Cedde
Kerry Johnston
Steve Garcia
Doug Green
Union City Merchants
Castro Valley Athletics
Diamond Athletic League
Ions
Odo
Fepharina WU
Godwin
Parker
Codde
Roberts
Ate
Halsclaw
Union City Merch
Aja
Castro
Pacific Coast League Scores From the Night
In the Pacific Coast League Denver won 75 over Vancouver 4. Indianapolis edged Tulsa 6 to 7. Spokane defeated Portland 7 to 1. Oklahoma City posted a 2 to 1 win over Phasnlx.
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Denver
Vancouver
Indianapolis
Spokane
Portland
Diego
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Village Girls Win Doubleheader in Hayward Softball
The Village Area girls captured two Hayward Area Recreation District all star games. Caldwell led 7-4 victory while Harder slugged past 26-23. Joy Olson had a walk, single and double as First baseman Caldwell replaces Ken Hallstone as head at Merritt College during sabbatical.
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Village Area
Hayward Area Recreation District
Oakland
Ray Cald Championshipswell
Stith
Michigan University
Harder
Atjat Patrick-Gomer
Satur- Merritt College
Gre Caldwell
Ders
Ken Hallstone
Haa
Joy Olson
Sel
Merritt
Hallstone
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