San Lorenzo and Battery nines sweep twin bills
San Lorenzo and Hayward's Battery Warehouse posted doubleheader sweeps in Alacosta Senior baseball action. San Lorenzo defeated Alameda 21 to 1 in game one as Ted Riche contributed at bat and mound, while McDonald-Mitchell's stole seven bases and routed Dublin 30 to 0 in the nightcap. Battery Warehouse won 4-1 in game one behind MacDonald Mitchell, with Lonne Cole going four for four in the nightcap to seal the sweep.
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San Loreno
Hayward
Battery Warehouse
Alacosta
McDonald-Mitchell's
Dublin
Riche
Ben Welch
San Lorenas
Daryl Myers
Rich Cunha
Kerry Walden
San Lorenzo
Meee Donaldson
Mike Bill
Eric Lane
Lonne Cole
Battery
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Kim Barnes
Jay Concannon
A. Merritt
Jack Bourdase
MacDonald Mitchell
Jon Fernandez
John Avolcine
Agolicins
Tracy Freitas
Freitas
Steve Garcia
McDonald-Mitchell
District 57 Saints Sweep Doubleheader In Extra Innings
Mission San Jose Saints secure two extra inning wins over Newark American Cardinals to stay atop the National Division of District 57 Big League baseball. In the opener the Saints won 4-2 in 10 innings as Maurice Gonsalves delivered the go ahead hit after a 17 strikeout performance by Bret Watson. The nightcap finished 2-1 with Steve Mitchell driving in the decisive run in the eighth, as Ray Francisco and Luna shined on the mound.
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Watson
Francisco
Newark
Leo Dequinia
Maurice Gonsalves
Steve Mitchell
Mission
Luna
Mike Blankenship
Fremont American
Newark National Bearcats
San Pablo Reservoir Trout Season Holds Through Month
Hill Murry reports San Pablo Reservoir in Richmond will hold trout through the month with surface trolling early and late using small light lures. Bank anglers should fish shallow with cheese or salmon eggs, while midday hours push fish to deeper water. Shore and shore-angler content appears steady as boaters target larger fish.
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Hill Murry
San Pablo Reservoir
Richmond
Jhoat
Murry
San Pablo
Lake Chabot
del Valle
Shadow Cliffs
Pleasanton
Lake Berryessa and nearby lakes yield rainbows and bass
Outdoor anglers report Lake Berryessa rainbows averaging three pounds with several limits. Trollers face heavy lines. optimal gear includes 10 to 12 pound test and a pink Lady rolling device at 25 feet. Top spots are the Narrows Hig Island Point and Goat Island. Bass, crappie, and catfish show mixed success across lakes including Clear Lake Shasta Davis Lake Trinity and New Hogan with varied methods and depths.
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Mike Crean
Mike
Narrows
Hig Island Point
Goat Island
Capell
Pulah
Brown
Tom
Davis Lake
Hapala
Captains Point
New Hogan Reservoir
District 45 Big League Five doubles sweep in twin bills
District 45 Big League Five teams swept both ends of twin bills with five clubs winning twice. Ashland Ridout Roofing defeated Hayward West National Mapa 11-0 and 12-1 as LaVista American Taco Bell, Hayward Continental, Mr Eden American, and San Lorenzo National also posted two-game sweeps. San Lorenzo National rallied for late wins, aided by Garry Wright and Thin Kachersperger, while Mt Eden American improved to 8-2 after complete-game efforts by Mark Hoffman and Handy Pratt.
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LaVista American
Taco Bell
Union City
Hayward Continental
Hayward American
Mr. Eden
Garry Wright
Castr Valley
Thin Kachersperger
John Partridge
Wright
San Lorenzo National
Mt. Eden American
San Lorenzo American
Mark Hoffman
Handy Pratt
Hoffman
RBI
Mark Miraglia
Pratt
Miragla
San Lorenzo
Ron Arterbam
Roger Fernandez
Jed Jelencic
Jelencic
Continental
Joe Carilla
Doug White
Carrillo
Jelencie
Mike DeGuair
LaVista
Mark Gonzales
Jim Higares
Butler Theron
The
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Henao Randle
Gonzales
John Curinatiam
U.C
Jim Moore
Ridout
Rick Truax
Tony Conteras
Bret Stampro
Where Are You Now Pro Bowl Linebacker Timespan
The two time all league linebacker who played for the New York Giants from 1956 to 1965 and the Washington Redskins from 1964 to 1967 reached the NFL title games with the Giants. Now 42, he is a chain executive in Washington DC.
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Washington Redskins
Giants
Washington, D.C
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