San Lorenzo L L and Pring's Little League Clash
San Lorenzo L L edged Pring's in a rough Little League game as two walks loaded bases and a double steal attempt shaped the lead through three innings. Bailey Mooven sparked Pring's with two singles while Gary Patterson and Eddie Measles contributed key plays as San Lorenzo held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Lorenzo
Pring
Jim Costa
P-X
American Life League
Itland
Fanny Sietding
Nings
Bailey Mooven
White Brown
Wright
Larry Nott
Ffr
Eddie Measles
Rusty Williams
Hait
Nichols
Seifcla
Willana
Stiva
Coste
Ciccolo Starred In 9-2 Little League Win
Chcenln pitched to the limit with two hits allowed and McCulloch totaled six hits. Lorenzo-Golden led the winners with key hits, while Nelson, Nigro, and Ratnam contributed in the Linn field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcenln
McCulloch
Treeview
Ty Jenny' Raititt
Lorenzo — Golden
Martin
Gile
Ronnie Yen
Aed Eal
Mike Nelson
tiecoLa Wecul Lot Sietten
Ratnam
Nara
Maw
Treat Rallies to Top Curdi-Gerton Realty 9-4
Degwall nabbed eight outs in late innings to spark Treat Rallies past Curdi-Gerton Realty 9-4 in La Vista American Senior Little League. Nicholson, Ce lwyn, and McCafferty contributed key plays with a double play aiding Treat’s win while Maes and Nicholson doubled for Curtis-Gerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degwall
Curdi-Gerton Realty
la Vista
Jan Nicholson
Ray Celwyn-lo-McCafferty
Treat
Vince Maes
Curtis - Gerton
Nicholson
Charles Donaldson
Art Bridges
Ron Kavorkin
Royce Gildersleere
Art
Eddie Pereira
Cannery Workers
Cannery
Merrrs
Ela
Hevins
Nevin
Genta
Jreay Drywall
Curtis-Geaton Nichobop
Celartiner
Lane Singles Home Winning Comet Runs Lane Singles Home
Lane singles propelled the Comets to a come from behind victory yesterday in the Wie La Vista Senior League. Clarke drove in two runs with a fourth inning single to tie and McKenna Lang held the Royals to two hits through two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Lane
Comets
Royal
la Vista
Doll
Dink Clarke
Hale Royals
John McKenna
Lang
Lane
Gary Fuster
Banchero Explodes in 7-3 Defeat for Coopman Electric
Banchero belted nine runs in the bottom of the sixth to spark a 7-3 upset, handing Coopman Electric its first Hayward West National Senior Division loss. Vic Hubbard led the comeback with a four-run fifth, while Dennis O’Loughlin pitched four hits and contributed in the victory. Rick Galegos doubled for Coopman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banchera
Coopman Electric
Vic Mubbard
ABC
Toop
Bandaro
Dennis O'Loughlin
Rick Galegos
Coopman
Hubbard
Jatter
Harold Thieman
Terry Rose
Rowerowners edge to improve 8-3 mark in tight contest
Game summary shows Will Gayworth Owl a Drug and Lorenzo National Scingnins misreads set by MacDonald with two singles and Cohen driving four doubles and a home run. Jack Wilcox added two singles in Bohannan-BOA set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gale
Will Gayworth
Lorenzo National Scingnins
Decker Fires No-Hitter In CV Opener
Randy Decker pitched a no-hitter to lead Bay Fair Children's Bootery & Toggery to a 2.1 victory in Castro Valley Peacht League season opener. Quik Shop Market topped Village Manor Cleaners, and Rose Realty upset Frank's Trucking. Gentry and Walsoo held WEW to one hit in a loss to the Battery. Beckerley starred for Ross Realty with a dominant pitching effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Randy Decker
Pace Bay Fair Children's Bootery & Toggery
Southern Asia
Post
Village Manor Cleaners
Rose Realty
Frank
Gentry
Walsoo
WEW
Battery
Ton Brentson
Cony Selippa
Randy Nichols
Beckerley
Ross Realty
Wind
Conte in Spotlight of Junior American Conte in Spotlight
Conte leads a jumble of names in a Valley area junior league baseball game with notable hits and two safeties. Report highlights players Mursey's Shell and Lee Ballomsky, plus contributions from CW American and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conte
Cabtro
Chutcky Fara
Casino Valley American
Firefighters
Restetay
Mel
Lee Ballomsky
Mursey
Atiion
Ron Wingerd
Bryce Schricker
Job Luverick
Jeb Wordhouge
Amd Dan Dunkin
Battle Shop Rotary Coast to Victories in Castro Valley
In Castro Valley, Battle Shop and Rotary Coast captured wins while Bay Fair and Rotary posted decisive scores. Calderon and Dorward dueled in a scoreless pitching duel as Edrington and Deiat led late offensive bursts for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Shop
Rotary
Castro Valley
Bay Fair
Loop
Bay Fair Battle
CY Res Jalty
Apaul
Barber Shop
Russell
Frank
Kent Calderon
Mike Dorward
Donnybrook
Calderon
Pate Edrington
Hootary
Greg Deiat
Bottlers
Venezuelan Hernandez Stops Rosi In Madison Square Garden
Carlos Hernandez, a mustachioed Venezuelan fighter, halted Paoli Rosi in the first round at Madison Square Garden. Rosi hit the deck three times as Hernandez delivered a sharp right, prompting questions about the outcome under New York State Athletic Commission rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosi
Hermandes
Rost
Marl Coun
Williams Leads Perfect 300 In Southgate Bowling Night
Elio Williams rolled a perfect 300 in Southgate's No. 1 Men's League, finishing 300 with a 620 series including 152 and 169 games. The events followed Lefty Chapman's 298 and featured top scores across Holiday Bowl, Travel leagues, and Grand Lanes events with multiple 200 plus games and notable series from Lenny Valdez, Vic Holthamp, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Chapman
Southgate
Elio Williams
Elmo
Wiliams
Lenny Valdez
Valdes
Slinkel
Vic Holthamp
Seratch
Bob Richards
Jim Pronster
Uuthletion
Mike Rodriauer
Manor
Les Horton
Jin. Lynn
Bonnie Vanier
Doe
Hellen Pa Stier
Jackla Whitnay
Iola Clardy
Ball Whalle
BM Karr
Buwly
Addi Thurelon
Ruby Morris
Carl
Vivian Meadors
WNG
HY Stoller
RSM
Palway Fairnes
Shirley” Hardin
Fstelle Hill
Holley
Hick Lees
Tony
K. Hayley
Mr. Gay
Frank
Gilda
Tad
BML
Heck
Neacy Reliins
Teleo Almed
Imn Maylemy
Butlers
Yin
Marah Mardtgall
Gary Silva
Silva
Dick Ogawa
John Figderico Parayer
al Munn
Jerry Liahi
Diana Xulichell
Ednesday
Walt’ Lan
Virgil Fivhur
Iwednesday
George Reterman
Ann Fors
Kaffee Kirk
Evelyn Silveria Hells Red
Paulina Holtman
Bill Calman
Barbara Stokes
Bay Bombers Secure Series Triumph in Richmond
The Bay Bombers defeated the Hawaiians 44 to 41 at Richmond Civic Auditorium to clinch their roller derby series. The clubs head into the final series clash at Oakland Auditorium, with standings shaping a tight race in the Bolt Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Civic Auditorium
Hay Bombbers
Oakland Auditorium
Ban Lean
Bombel
Dro
American Legion Ledger
Bill Coady
Mt. Eden
Trojans Favored 7pMIen senoal
Leandra and Palo Alto headlines as Southern Cull recharge with Iman Cruz sparking a town triple. Cruz and Mike Gilliam both spark UCLA with two hits each in a key NCAA Tennis tournament buildup. Dick Hansen delivers crucial two runs as expectations rise ahead of Friday's Stanford match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman Cruz
Palo Alto
Cruz
Mike Gilliam
Omia
UCLA
Hsleam
Dick Hansen
Alelief
Opelis
Isam Leandro
Stanford University
Joao Bo
Friarero
Burns
Milivrwald
Green
Tigers Rally Sparks Triple Play Victory Over Angels
The Tigers topple the Angels in a seven inning rally with a crucial triple play and key hits by Bill Nordrige and Bill Fleming. Tom Hodges adds a double as Twins execute several double plays to stifle the White Sox. multiple misprints aside, the Tigers win the American Senior Little League encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Angels
Twins
Sturning
White Sox
Bill Nordrige
Bill Fleming
Tiger
Tom Hodges
Iajurs
Joni Billings
Rich
Lane
Phil Hawkins
Billlings
John Ballone
Filfapele
Holly Upsets Union City in Local Little League
Holly edges Union City 4 1 as Wilkerson and James spark offense. Pitcher Sandoval key on mound for Holly while Rudy Sandoval and Ray Ratliff contribute two hits apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Wilkerson
Holly
Union City
Oscar Temes
Mike Wilkerson
Wally Sugar
Ted
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Sandoval
Unul
Polo Lacs
Kiev
Russie
Valer
Rusty
Tively
Rudy Sandovalle
Larry Giri
Moscow
Fawvinbill
Tesuaters Rampatel
DRUK
Ilove Fara
Tachich
Farin
Hi Yas
Ray
Ratliff
Jel Toftinelli
Dan Vlizareez
Sativa Ang Ko Sandoval
Suddyhs
Nssco
Wilmene Practice Tips For Bowling Adjustments
The article advises bowlers to make minor release adjustments during league play if normal angles fail, and to reserve major changes for practice. It warns against drastic shifts such as changing wrist turn during regular play and emphasizes testing changes only when performance won’t risk competition.
Surprise NCAA Cal Soph Olsen High Jump Champion
At the NCAA meet sophomore Hubert Brown of Morgan State upset defending champ Adolph Plummer of New Mexico in the 440 yard dash. California’s Roger Olsen cleared 6 feet 10 inches to seize the high jump lead, while defending champ John Thomas of Boston University and others struggled at 6 feet. The event produced a strong showing for sophomores and notable performances across track events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Burleson
Hubert Brown
Morgan State
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
Roger Ol‘lsen
California
Olselt
Thomas
Javatin
Dan Sikorsky
USC
Jerry Gyes
Abdeym Chrietian
Art Guichelser
Stanford
Mie
Frank Cavalis
Arteoha
Steves Tipton
Oregon
Rice
Huniner
Edward Bailey
Hacvard
Mal Remtro
Grego
Don Moore
Ken Medina
AI Mister Macadurray
Hubert Thrown
Jim Baker
Missouri
Dave Mills
Purchute
Net Dahil
UCLA
Mintput
Dallas
Usce Abbott
Gary Gubner
NYU
Wiliam Joe
Villanova
Dave Maygard
Celifornia
Dave Steen
Ovesan
Richard Inman
Oklahoma
Frank Byte
Arty Jerome
Bennis Aronmncoo
San Vase State
Ke Roses Savers
Omaha
Pay Drayton
Villanva
Jack Higuing
Page! Sound
Churdies
Jerry Sec
Mel Renta
Rian Polkingstorng
Ruysee Rogers
Maryland
John Helden
Rey Cun
Iningham
Texas
Johny Balitza
Marviant
Fred Hensen
Don Jmivers
Colorado
Devter Elkins
Southern Methodist
Telamora
Darnell
Mitchell
Olits University
Frank Tomeo
Fordtiar
Ben Fucker
San Jose Stata
Dikcis
Dave Welly
Tectt
Ron Mile
Brigham Young
Karl Johnstone
Arians
Jah McGrath
Occidente
Gare Gubner
Cloude
Web
Tower
Hatry Serome
Paul Droysen
Villanave
Naty g[Adams
Purdie
Homer Jones
Texas Southern
Roger Sayers
Homans
Clit Bertrand
Churne— Jerry
Taney Gregan
DiNon Farmer
Occidental
Chely Stautter
Russell Rodsers
Maryinnd ‘Stal
Jayveh
Welling Lavisiong
Hough
San Jove
Pat Traynor
Meet
Oho Lawlor
Abilene Christian
Morehouse
Greene
Southarn
Californiay
Rls
SAM Jose
Washington State
Me Betwean
Purdue
New ‘York Universaliys
Harvard
Tin Balwean
Abilene Christen
Wil
Balwaan
Trlohar Youna
Paisseurs
Hce
Oho Siste
Kansay
Atikons
Excit
Gsaton University
McMurry
Amcha Arizona
Webetwaan
Occidentary Navy
Ohio University
Yala
Tons Southern
Mlam
Ohio
Mary Cross
Farthaiy
Lewislann State
Jana
Pagel
Wart
Michigan
Garibaldi Named Outstanding Player at College World Series
Omaha report lists Bob Garibaldio Saut Chia as the standout of six CWS games, earning the most outstanding player honor. The article details the all star selections by position and lists numerous players from Michigan, Stanford, USC, Texas, and others across a sprawling roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Bob Garibaldio
Saut Chia
Tom Belcher
Texas
Firs
Dave Campbell
Elliott Sharp Leads 10-0 Mt. Eden Victory
Elliott Sharp threw a five hit shutout as the Phillies defeated the first place Redlews 10-0 yesterday in the Mt Eden National Senior Little League. Ekenstami added two hits for the winners while Supulveda and McFadden connected for the team’s two runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abke Elliott
Phillies
Ekenstami
Supulveda
McFadden
Lasers
Emidt
Prillie
Auto Body Dominate Nat'l Auto Body Drubs Sanchez
A fragmentary sports item reports Auto Body overpowering Sanchez in a national senior division game. Scattered names include players like Mike Hickey, Mike Lemmon, Bill King, Ken Finstyn, and Darpy, with unclear details and several garbled phrases obfuscated by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Body
Drubs Sanchez
Nat'l
Atle Pachy
Sanchez
Fagray
Reyes
Haywarl Dagt
Mike Hickey
Homer
Mike Lemmon
Bill King
Ken Finstynahne
Darpyisartholmew
Slyried
Ton McClailen
Mi Fmel
Dennis Patino
Willman
Taoregusta
Avant Leaps Seven Feet in Albuquerque Track Event
In Albuquerque, Avant Leaps seven feet in the Invitational Track meet. The effort comes during a night of notable performances as defenders and competitors vie for top marks and regional acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avant
Albuquerque
Nvm
I Folier
University of Souther Calfineny High Frigge
Weeecard
Salavby
Wight
Raider mentor touts sleeper prospects from Texas to Baylor
Conkright, a veteran coach, evaluates players like Dobie Craig and Cannon, citing Craig’s all‑conference pedigree and speed, while praising Cannon’s size and performance. He recounts his extensive pro and college coaching history and reflects on the All-America circuit’s potential compared to postwar leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Billy
Crow
Conkright
Texas
Ranters
Dobie Craig
Little Howard Payne College
Dobie
Baylor
Ned
Brainteust
Chicago Bears
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Rams
Browns
Buffalo Bills
Mississippi State
Houston University
Stephen F. Austin College
Asert
Prabbhye
Atring
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Kevin McCloskey
McCloskey
Mark Palmer
Kiwenlen Ronnie Fry
Ed Potter
Steve Rurbiolo
San Lorenzo L.L
Pring’s
Ciccolo
Gerton
Banchero
Courmah
Janchero
Galledor
Clardy O'Loughlin
Rawsherinston
Rybvin
Vogt
Decker
Legion
Aquthern
Pel
East
Oakland
San Leo
Livermore
Treo
Lorenzo
Carlos
Hernandez
Lagain
Ron Scheid
Castea Valley
San ‘Lorenzen
Die Lawer
Washington Manor
Bydith Fennelly
Fay
Phils
Lou Gebrig Eirenlihe Aggault
Mike Kurtz
Jand Hornets
Williams
iWashington Manor Jr
Aed
Danny Mays
Bees
Ty Cobb
The
Terriers
Ways
Cook
Farrow
Fells
Ima
Bulldogs
Barnum and Wastes
Hessen Sed Bream
Lou Sehrig
Sis IE
Siants
Ring Gates
Gantz
Lima
Mongell
Eaperson
Elmo Williams
Hornets
Bay Bombers
Federero
S.L
Wilmene
Cal Soph Olsen
Michigan Nips Broncs
Alove
Santa Clara
Ahrabi Jones
Steckioy
AlBoe'bella
Fisher
Calcasno
Bohetn
Maretara
Gavib
Jno Goreal
Etea
Arrieta Ir
Mrentean
Santa Clare Wie
E—Honis
Merulin
Caleapno
Michtaan
Dpnally Henig
Jones
Moni
Campbally Dobe
Monla
Campbells
Giovandlay Fark
Boctabella
Santa Clars Iz
Hoccabells
Sparta
Bones
Hr—Honie
Sh—Jones
Stacker
Chapman
MicDermoly Cullens
Arrieta
SFA
Garibaldi
Elliott Sharp
John
Carnon
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