Flying Fins Nab Swim League Meet Victory Title
San Leandro hosts the Alamo Contra Costa Swimming League meet as Flying Fins post 1,061 3 points to win. Paul Fracelli dominates butterfly and backstroke races sharing meet honors with Leah Roust Mark Grant and Paula Robison as entries set 32 new records across boys and girls events while Livermore Aqua Cowboys and Beavers compete for top placements.
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Janet Hemming
San Leandro
Paul Fracelli
Alamo
Paul
da Contra Costa
Hayward
Fracoll
Alameds-Contra Costal
Leah Roust
Mark Grant
Lund
Paula Robison
San Leandro Beay
Miss Robison
Ers
Livermore Aqua Cow l
Cathy
Cook
Maryann Courtois
Walnut Hills
Nancie Smith
Beavers
Karen Malloy
Fins
Jeff Lanini
Liver Nore
Lanini
Vallejoey
Livermore
Nolan
Ficetesinoor
Vallejo Oval
Dover Ed
Golden Gate
Flying Fins
Livermore Aqua Cowboys
San Leandro Beavers
Pleasanton Swim Club
Bayeg-Vista
Mark _Gronlund
Stephen Klepfer
PSC
Richard Reed
BOY
Paul Fracelis
Todd Martin
BOW
Kim fMausch
Jack Sprusnce
Brad Anderson
Conrad. Berthold
Spencer Platt
Lac
Mike McGowan
Steve Bloxham
Reed Rendictons Boy
Tim Mush
Carl Thomas
Ander
Mark Gronlund
SLB
Stephen Kiepler
PSG
Greg Bellinger
Raul Fracolli
Kim
Musch
BLA
Jeff
Traynore
Ed McCloskey
Jack Spruance
Conras Berthold
John Hutchings
Kenny Courtois
Jeff Lapin
Tine Musch
SLE
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Livermore A
T. Livermore Aytagéy
San Leandro A
L. Flying Fins
Vallejo horses wrap spring meet at Bay Meadows card
The Vallejo harness and quarter horses closed their 19 day spring season at Bay Meadows this afternoon while thoroughbreds head to Solano County Fair. Today featured the $2500 Solano County Fair Purse heightening the championship decider for the quarter horses.
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SAN Mateg
Bay Meadows
AL Yahejo
Solano County Fair
the Meadows
Solana County Fair
State keg L A Gal 2nd in all events
Ela Mattes of Los Angeles rose to second in the classical events division of the California Womens Bowling Tournament ninth week at Grand Lanes and Mel's South Shore Bowl Alameda. Phyllis Massey of Alameda County maintained first place with 1,937, a record since 1955, leading classic singles and all-events divisions.
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Ela Mattes
Los Angeles
California
Phyllis Massey
Alameda County
Miss Massey
Grand Lanes
Alameda
Sacramento All Stars
Ananela
D—Spa
Ruby Chong
Phylis Mastey
Aameda County
Barbera
Betty ‘Ann Friedman
Kathryn Stewart
Bettle Pruners
Citrib Berle
Shirley Mosegaard
Donna Gullings
Patricia Cluck
E—sue Ratliff
Grange County
Diviegon Claggle
Ela Maites
Sandy Hooper
E—Gayle Wilder
Sacramento
Marlon Rowland
Youth Triumphs In Junior Keg Bowling Title
Leandro’s John Lopez captured the bantam bowling title with a 518 total in the fifth frame at Lido Lanes Bayfair Classic. Chesko of Fremont led senior division with 669, while Manteca’s Bill Bowe tied junior high with 621 pins. Multiple bowlers posted strong 173-243 series, and the piece notes foul-line technique and posture tips amid results and ad-style boxing-in of Bayfair lanes.
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Ge Chesko
Fremont
Bill Bowe
den of Manteca
Lopez
Taj Chesko
Carl Gonsalves
Zeno
Gelati
Jeff
Dennis Byram
Etna Oeine
Bob Seale
John Theennson
Frank Tucker
Zai
Clyde Alvitt
Days Albiar
George Garris
Dick Meydeiro
Don Johnson wins 14 of 16 to lead Portland PBA event
Don Johnson of Kokomo Indiana tops a 16 player field in Portland after winning 14 of 16 matches. Final standings list names including John Guenther Seattle Norm Meyers Los Angeles Dave Davis Phoenix and others with varied scores. The tour proceeds to Fresno California next.
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Portland
Ore
Don Johnson
Kokomo
Ind
Fool Sinop
Freno
Calif
John Guenther
Seattle
Norm Meyers
Los Angeles
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Larry Laub
San Francisco
Jack Blondofilla
Houston
Dim St. Sonn
San Jose
Callal
But Tucker
Bain
Ray OF
St. Louis
Ted Hendrickson
San Francisco &i
Bill Allen
Orlando
Fla
Gob Strampe
Detroit
Vern Downing
Rodeo
Catil
Wayne Zahn
Atlanta
Roy Lowa
el Pasco
Horey Downson
Los Angelia
Kalliam Paces Laurels Sweep Doubleheader
Hayward Laurels crushed the Roseville Flamingos 12 1 in game one and 2 0 in game two at Patrick Gomer Field as Kalliam collected five hits. The doubleheader featured players Wrecariney Shanaihan Barneson Law and Majesh for the Laurels while Roseville's lineup included Meynaré and Fariss. Taliaferro Signs NEW YORK AP Mike Taliaterri backup quarterback Joe Namath signed a 1966 contract in New York.
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Diane Kalliam
Hayward Laurels
NorCal
Roseville Flamingos
Patrick Gomer
Wrecariney
Shanaihan
Barneson
Law
Majesh
Woressey
Kalliany
Taliaferro
NEW York
Mike [Taliaterri
Joe Namath
Warriors Stage Fourth Annual Basketball Camp at Squaw Valley
The San Francisco Warriors announce their fourth annual basketball camp at Squaw Valley from July 24 to August 6 to improve boys cage skills. Rick Barry returns as coach with Paul Neumann Town Meschery joining from the current squad and Alex Hannum as mentor plus Pete Paletta and Rene Herrerias in coaching roles.
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Squaw Valley
San Francisco Warriors
All Boys
NBA
Rick Barry
Barry
Paul Neumann
Town Meschery
Warriors
Philadelphia 76Ers
Alex Hannum
Pete Paletta
USF
Jrereick Warriors
University of California
Rene Herrerias
Golden West meet yields double winners and five meet records
At Sacramento Golden West High School track meet 4,500 spectators saw Clyde Peach of Indianapolis win the 10 yard dash in 9.6 and the 220 in 21.4 while Tim Danielson of Chula Vista ran 4:07 for the mile and 8:55.4 for the two mile. Doyle Steel just missed a national prep record in the long jump with 25-6, Dave Murphey set 6-11% in the shot, Bob Gibson clocked 13.7 in the 120 yard high hurdles, Paul Heglar cleared 15-7 in the pole vault, Roger Collins threw 242-10% in the javelin, and Mike Louisiana of James Logan High placed second in the discus with 180-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Clyde Peach
Indianapolis
Tim Danielson
Chula Vista
Jim Ryan
Doyle Steel
San Diego
Dave Murphey
Fullerton
Don I Castle
Palo Alto
Bob Gibson
Carlsbad
N.M
Mel Renfro
Portland
Ore
Barry Snyder
Little Rock
Ark
Paul Heglar
Pasadena
Bob Steinhoff
Downey
Roger Collins
Livington
N.J
Bobby Lee Barnes
Sulpher
Mike Louisiana
James Logan High
Oakettes Break Relay Record at California Championships
Oakettes, led by Yolanda Meeks Jackie Delangy Dixie Haywood and Evelyn Hamilton, set a new 80 yard relay American mark of 1 42.5 at Lemoore High School while Fernetta Glenn tied the American record with 10 7 in the girls 100 yard dash. Crown City won the women’s team title with 40 points and Compton led the girls events.
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Lemoore
Calif
California Aau
Lemoore High School
Los Angeles Mercury Relics
Charlotte Cook
Marie Mulder
Oakland Oakettes
Atams
New York
Yolanda Meeks
Jackie Delangy
Dixie Haywood
Evelyn Hamilton
Crown City
San Diego Mission Belles
Los Angeles Mercuryettes
Compton
Fernetta Glenn
Compton Track Club
Debbie Thompson
Fredrick
Exhibitionist to Return to Action in Cinema Handicap
Hollywood Park in Inglewood California prepares for Exhibitionist to resume racing after a previous win in the 50,000 added Cinema Handicap. The colt trained by Mrs Ethel D Jacobs is expected to target the 100,000 added Hollywood Derby as potential next payday with the Aronaut Stakes as recent form.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hollyryood Park
Ethel D. Jacobs
Ranema
Tom
Ne Favre
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Leah Reuss
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Celeste Milton
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Robin Murphy
Cathy Cook
Marcie Senna
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Mariann Fujimoto
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Anni Taylor
Gems
Lynn Lobree
Paula Rela
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Cathy Cork
Sally Siam
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King of Comedy
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Oakland Raider
Vallejo
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Joe Wilman
Johnson Pro Vidtor
Kalliam
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