Earthquakes Draw Club America in Sacramento Tilt
San Jose recovered from a poor first half to tie Club America 1 1 at Hughes Stadium in an international exhibition. Archi Raboastoff tied in the 73rd minute after a buildup from Art Welch and Johnny Moor Moore with Paul Child assisting. The Earthquakes, missing three defenders, pressed late but could not convert, while Enrique Borja scored for Club America early in the match.
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San Jose Earthquakes
Club America
Hughes Stadium
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Welch
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Paul Child
Archi Raboastoff
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Prudencio Curle
Cortez
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Laurie Calloway
Buzz Demsing
Mark Demling
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Mirko Stojanovich
Stojanovich
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Gavyic
Dieter Zajdel
Fesseha Wolde- Emanuel
Wolde-Emanuel
Loo
Roboxstoff
Boris Bandov
Veterais
Bundov
Gavrie
Horta
San Jogo
Jeff Jong
Los Angeles
Aztecs
Pesky Pizza men upset Bunyard in extra innings 4 3
Hayward softball crown game ends 4 3 after Bunyard rallies late but falls to undefeated Bunyard. Bryan Cadinna doubled and Mike Nagy singled for Bunyard in the decisive frame. Supreme Carpets beat Rare Steer 6 1 and Logies Locker Room edged McDonalds 2 1 as Emerson Green allowed four hits.
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Round Table Pizza
Bunyard Diesel
Hayward Area Recreation District
Bunyard
Bryan Cadinna
Mike Nagy
Ranyard
Supreme Carpets
Cougars
Goodwin Construction
Colts sign Joe Orduna in multivent contract
Baltimore Colts announce the addition of running back Joe Orduna from the New York Giants in exchange for defensive end Roy Hilton and a future draft choice. Orduna, 6 feet 195 pounds, sat out 1971 with injuries and backed up Ron Johnson the past two seasons.
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Baltimore Colts
Joe Orduna
Orduna
New York Giants
Roy Hilton
Colts
San Francisco Ders
Ron Johnson
Giants
Butchers in SLRD win in late ninth rally
SAN LEANDRO Joe Rodrigues hits a home run and John Sanchez earned the pitching win as the Butchers pull out a 4 2 victory over Western Electric in the bottom of the ninth. In the other game Dan Koffman pitched all nine to lead Umstrat to a 6 2 win over Owens-Illinois. Tom Kannon tripled for the losers and Jack Gayle added a scent on Wealom Electric.
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San Leandro
Joe Rodrigues
John Sanchez
Butchers
T O
San Leandro Recreation Department
Western Electric
Dan Koffman
Umstrat
Owens-Illinois
Tom Kannon
Jack Gayle
Wealom Electr
No hitter by girl in Little League sets milestone
Eleven year old Bermy Taylor pitched what appears to be the first recorded no hitter in Little League play since officials allowed girls to participate in all leagues. Taylor struck out nine and walked three guiding Valley Fork to a 14 4 win over the Prenciove Nine, a boys team.
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W. Va
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Lite League
2Heem
Comored Anvtirety
Signs joins Lewiston A's save Doak Jones' dream
Doak Jones, 23, who nearly left baseball, signs with the Oakland A's Northwest League affiliate in Lewiston Idaho after a late invitation from scout Caesar Sinibaldi. The Cal State alum batted .410 last season and joins another tryout signee, Jerry Gilrest, on the trip to Lewiston.
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San Leandro
Doak Jones
Phoenix
Jones
Altempm
Lewinton
Idaho
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A’s
Cal State
A's
Jerry Gilrest
San Francisco
Lewiston
Colm sets new mark in Sr. golf at Pebble Beach
Colm, a Bakersfield native and World Senior Champion, posted a two day scratch 146 to win the Northern California Golf Association Seniors' Championship at Pebble Beach. He led Ernie Pieper by four strokes, while Henry Suico finished four back in third with 1M total. John Vanier captured the Class 60 64 net title, the lone local entrant to medal.
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Bakersfield
Northern California Golf Association
Colm
Cy Pinrel
Lake Chabot
Henry Suico
Ernie Pieper
Suico
Pieper
Las Positas
John Vanier
Nahirny Earns All Northern California Track Honor
Washington High athlete Rus ty Nahirny was named to the All Northern California Track and Field team by the Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation. He led South County underclassmen with a 4 09.6 mile time as the all time South County leader and finished sixth in the state meet after a fifth place as a junior. DeLaSalle High star Rich Kimball won both the mile and two mile at the State Meet and was voted Track and Field Athlete of the Year by the board.
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Rusty Nahirny
California
Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation
Nahirny
Washington
DeLaSalle High
Rich Kimball
Pelyk jumps to Stingers in WHA contract
Toronto Maple Leafs center Mike Pelyk, a 2h year old densean, moves to the expansion Cincinnati Slingers of the WHA for a contract possibly exceeding $1 million over seven years. Since Cincinnati starts operation in 1975 78, he will be loaned to the WHA Vancouver Blazers until then.
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Mike Pelyl
Densean
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Cincinnati Slingers
World Hockey Association
Cincinnati
Pelyk
Vancouver Blazers
Area women's golf event results and player standings
The report lists multiple flight placements and scores from a women’s golf outing. Low gross marks are shown for arena participants while Eleanor Prelim and Tomi Bristow head separate standings. Numerous names and odd codes appear, indicating a fragmented OCR of scores and entrants across flights.
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Eleanor Prelim
Tomi Bristow
Mille Hoover
Janet Long
Roerng Ramel
Kay Loaner
Mary Sasa
Atty Tick
M. Bath
Jay Dixon
Rae Monica Bowers
Tharisy
Wen Srickson
Mildred Corson
Lov Walker
Fuory
P. Harsen
Rell Lee
Reins
Wayward Women
FHOLS
Royl Law Pate Trey
T. Chakeveny
T. Capliirs
Morozova Reaches French Open Final Beating Giscafre
Third seed Olga Morozova of the Soviet Union defeated Raquel Giscafre of Argentina 6 3 6 2 to become the first Russian woman finalist at the French Open. The 22 year old Morozova, in 47 minutes, earned a shot at the 58 000 winner’s prize as Giscafre’s errors outweighed her winners in the semifinal.
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Raul Ramirez
Borg
Solomon
Francois Jauffret
Manuel Orantes
Helga Mastoff
West Germany
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Olga Morozova
Soviet Union
Raquel Giscafre
Argentina
Miami Gains College World Series Final By Coin Flip
Miami Hurricanes win the coin flip to advance to Saturday’s championship game of the 1974 College World Series after defeating Southern Illinois. USC and Texas battled earlier with USC winning 5-3 to eliminate Texas. Keith Moreland’s two-run double and Ed Putman’s early double featured for USC.
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Strehle routs Sobrante in Connie Mack action at San Leandro
Strehle Paints Sobrante 14 1 at San Leandro Ball Park as Jeff Borges and Dutt Brennan spark a six run sixth inning. Borges tallied three hits and four RBIs while Vic Hernandez went 4 for 4 with four RBIs. Steve Roufigues earned the win as Strehle improves to 12 3 and 2 2 in league play ahead of a game with San Males.
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Strehle Paints
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Aulen
Mecade
Hives
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Bow
Bwana
Jackson Leads AL Voting In First All Star Ballot
New York reports Reggie Jackson tops American League balloting with 242,143 votes in the first week. Dick Allen of Chicago trails by about 9,000 as nearly 500,000 ballots were cast. Other leaders include Al Kaline, Carlton Fisk, Rod Carew, Bert Campaneris, and Brooks Robinson in various infield and outfield spots.
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Boston
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Minnesota
Rod Carew
Bert Campaneris
Oakland A's
Brooks
Baltimore
Murcer
Horton
Yastraevski
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