Livermore Handicap Features President Top-Dill Field
A five horse group led by President and Top-Dill runs in the 200 Livermore Handicap at Alameda County Fair with Robert Diaz aboard Cap. Cantania Double Justice and Nutay also entered. Kelman Khal Me Later head top-rated contenders in the 2000 Decoto Purse as jockeys Mel Lewis Jimmy Bidwell and Willie Steed are favored in the sweepstakes. Directors hope for a wagering record as attendance edges up during the 12 day meeting ending July 4 with post time 12 30 PM daily.
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Cards Nip Bums But Braves Reds Narrow NL Lead
The Giants swept their first doubleheader of the season as Johnny Antonelli and Curt Barclay won. The Braves moved into second place behind a strong night for Bob Bull and Taylor Phillips, while Cincinnati swept the Pirates with five double plays and heavy offense from George Crowe.
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Reds
Cubs
von Warpath
Indians
Vic Wertz
Gene Wood- Mings
al Smith
Ray Narleski
Nightcapi
Early Wynn
rike"Gareid
Mastang
Ted Williams
Hamar
Red Sox
Ray Moore
Oriolés
Don Lee
Tiger
Wally Moon
Cardinals
Larry Jackson
Hoyt Wilhelm
Don Drysdale
Robin
Bill Bruto
Pittsburgh
Ron Kline
Cincinnati
Tom Acker
Redlegs
Johnny Antonelli
Curt Barclay
Giants
HPD Closes Gap Atop League With B&H Upset
In the Harned American Little League weekender Hayward Police Department tied for first with Biggs & Haaga after a 10-6 win over Teamsters. Sudies Furniture lift helped HPD and Sucher’s 9-8 upset of B&H, while Tony Hemensway starred with three hits and two doubles. In the National League Firemen pulled two games ahead of Buchanan Rockets 12-3 as Jack Silva homered and Nick Muñoz went 3-for-3. Elks Club and 20-2 Club kept third with lopsided wins. Elks beat Close Building Supply 22-4, Dean Peterson twirled a two-hitter. 20-30 boys rallied for nine runs in fourth. In the American League Webl and Son joined Kiwanis in third after a 5-3 win.
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Sudie
Hayward
Biggs & Haaga
Police
Teamsters
B&h
Sucher
Tony Hemensway
Biggs
Haaga
Suchers
B&n Glovers
Steve Haskin
Ten Stroud
Firemen
Buchanan Rockets
Fire Dept
Buchanan
Ricki Mahnanah
Steve Thompson
BPOE
Dean Peterson
Art Berg
Mike Loux
Barney Flanagen
Imu
Don Harder
Rons
Close
Elks
L. Park
Webl and Son
Kiwanis
Bob Coste
Smith Hurls Spooks Past Alameda Clubs in Exhibition
SAN LORENZO pitcher J. C. Smith held Alameda Steam Bath to five hits as Eddie's Spooks Club lineup produced nine hits to edge the Island City team 1 0 in a Saturday exhibition on the Academy diamond. Cas Bibesusius and Alen W. Zen doe both had two hits for San Rafael amid reports of a 1T-year old high school star’s advancement to the U. S. Naval Academy. main highlight was Eos Aithowe's three–run homer in the fifth.
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San Lorenzo
J. C., Smith
Alameda Steam Bath
Eddie's Spooks Club
Island City
June 30 Cycle Show At Vallejo Promoted By Lamport
ALLEIO American Motorcycle Association sanctioned Tac kie returns to West Coast Speedway on the five eighths mile track. promoter Kim Lamport announced the event as the second appearance this season of the professional motorcycle circuit at Vallejo. One all time record and three track standards fell at last month’s races. The program opens with noon time trials and the first trophy dash at 2 PM.
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Alleio
West Coast Speedway
Kim Lamport
Vallejo Brach
Eliga
Berger Hero of Manor Victory Tigers edge Indians 4-5
Washington Manor Little League game notes Bob Berger the winning pitcher and hero at the plate as the Tigers rallied from a 5-4 deficit in the final sixth. The Indians tied it on a homer by Sary Butler and Leroy Soopel had three hits. Doug Kovalishen took the loss despite nine strikeouts in four innings.
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Washington, Manor
Bob Berger
Tigers
Indians
Washington Manor
Berger
Fanner
Tribe
Tiger
Bob Cabral
Billy Dawson
Indiaat Stars
Sary Butler
Leroy Soopel
Doug Kovalishen
Bower
Bergering Cavend
Cannery Workers Lose in Tourney
Napa-Wills Pawers of Antioch remained unbeaten in the Napa Invitational Softball Tournament by blanking the Cannery Workers of Hayward 2-0 in the semi-final. Wills scored twice in the second on a triple down the right field line by catcher Ted Sanford. The Cannery Workers left runners on base in every inning from the second onward but failed to hit when it mattered, while Ray Volz collected two of Hayward’s four hits.
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NAPA
Wills Pawers
Antioch
Cannery Workers of
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Wills
Ted Sanford
Cannery Workers
Ray Volz
Hayward Uint
Indians Rout Red Sox to Lengthen Eden II Lead
The Falma Cain Indians crushed the Carnation Red Sox 27-0 to extend their Mt Eden Little League lead to two games. George Mitterswald hit four for four and allowed two hits over two shutout innings, while Gene Key also went 4-for-4. Greg Martinez added a hit and three walks, and Jerry Madden’s triple sparked a first inning burst.
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Falma Cain Indians
Mt. Eden
Red Sox
Gene Key
Greg Martinez
Jerry Madden
Whitesox
Dick Orlanes
Angels
Beavers
Mt Eden
Little League Park
Crawford
Navareo
Borer
Sotten
Shrader
Foster
Evar
Par 5 Best Ball Champions at Pebble Beach
Veteran Par Ser Tum Soden and newcomer Bin Swyers won the Par 5 Golf Club Calcutta best-ball tournament at Pebble Beach with a 64 under par. The pair led a large field, with several two-person teams two shots back and many tied for sixth at 67. awards will be given at the July dinner at the Ranch in Hayward.
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Sid Hoos
Pebble Beach
Par Ser Tum Soden
bin Swyers
Calcutta
Harry Pinto
Mel Silva
Bernie Manuel
Jim Rose
Dave Brody Land Grant
Larry Codyea
Norm Jones
Swers
Soden
Minors Attendance Up Across 27 Leagues, Trautman Says
Columbus report states minor league baseball saw 101,957 more paid admissions than the prior year. George Trautman, the minor league president, announced the growth across 27 leagues in the period surveyed.
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Columbus
Ohio
George Trautman
Trautman
Gurney
Unclear text block on league game sparks Web victory
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and phrases about a 7 2 13 2 baseball or league score, mentioning Spark the Web victory and various players such as Feterson Long Braoxa Cooper Marshall Buchanan Tubbs Binkley Cedrescain Batsett Shon Murphy Hemenway with incomplete context and broken lines.
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Cedrescain
Batsett Outer
Batchel
Kiwants
Pruitt
Simton
Des Shon
Murphy
Hemenway
Lake Tahoe Golf Tournament Brings Pro and Amateur Field
More than 400 golfers head home after a three day Lake Tahoe Invitational across Glenbrook Brockway and Tahoe Clubs. Pete Feizing the Lake Tahoe pro shot 86 5 71 202 to win the professional contest while Elko Nev player tied him with 70 64 202. Howard Capps Willis Wardlaw of Glenbrook tied for third with 210 for 72 holes. Simon Pares Art Warren and Harry Siler of Millbrae won the best ball with 173 for 54. John Craig of Palo Alto and Frank Prena of Taft both scored holes in one on the 85 yard 7th at Glenbrook.
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Glenbrook
Brockway
Tahoe
Pete Fieming
Feiz
Elko
Nevis
Howard Capps
Willis Wardlaw
Gienbrook
Simon Pares
Art Warren
Herry Siler
John Craig
Palo ‘Alto
Frank Prena
Tait
Snead Golf School Tips From The Daily Review
Sam Snead offers a step by step golf swing guide noting to study the shot location on the fairway, grip the club with the left hand first then the right, position feet shoulder width apart, extend the arms, stay relaxed, and practice the swing. Readers receive further tips by sending 10c and a stamped envelope.
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Jean F. Dilte Co
Trans-Miss Golf Title Won by Rex Baxter in Dallas
Rex Baxter of Amarillo Texas defeated Tom Zibnack of Denver Colorado 6 and 5 to capture the Trans-Mississippi golf championship at Dallas yesterday. Baxter, a Cup star, led throughout the final round and secured the title amid strong play from his challenger.
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Dallas
Tex
Walker
Rex Baxter
Amatillo
Tom
Zibnack
Denver
Colo
Navy rifle champion Elliott sets 242 points in title meet
Navy chief J. E. Green of the Ninth Naval district Chicago reports SAMP Elliott as the rifle champion with 242 points out of a possible 230 on Saturday, winning the U.S. Navy rifle championship.
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Navy
J. E. Green
Ninth Naval District
Chicago
U.S. Navy
Gomes and Lon Win by 12 at Lake Chabot
In Oakland at Lake Chabot the club’s handicap committee struggles to track the sharp shooting 14 year old Norman Gomes who has carried a 30 stroke handicap yet posted a strong round aiding teammate Lon Gomes to win by 12 strokes.
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Lake Chabot
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Norman Gomes
Geiberger Loses Sout hland Title At USC Course
In California the 38 year old Callison defeated Geiberger to win the Southern California amateur golf championship. Callison posted rounds of 78 and 74 while Geiberger finished 75 and 72, missing a crucial par putt at the 35th hole to lose the lead as the title went to Callison.
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Verps Callison
Stazemania
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Allen Geiberger
University of Southern California
Southern California Ameteur
Geiberger
Cal- Tison
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Geibargson
Father and son win best ball championship by twelve
Victor Gomess and his son beat Bill Lawrence and Bert Lawrence by 12 strokes to take the 36 hole best ball championship with a total of 192. Defending champions Hobh Mitchell and Harry Welland finished far down the list as the field saw a large turnout and many partners listed with varied scores.
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Welland
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Renate Coroum
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George Kilner
Bil Wurzback
Jess McIntosh
Bui Bierman
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Hudl
Gene Congler
Bob Sweaney
BI Broderick
Jos Vorous
Richardson
Bill Martin
Dale
Winster
Mery
Perschonck
Ralph
Horne
Bob Mitchell
Weller
Bie Fending
Sue
Orin
Kinkade
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Henry Heale
Goyea
Yae Padovana
Buck-Wallace Corbett
Roy Bourdette
Henri -Lowells
Forrest Cushman
Bob “Johnson
Harney Wins Carling Open First Major Pro Tour Victory
Plint Michigan yesterday saw Paul Harney win the Carling Open, his first major pro golf tour victory, posting a 72-hole total of 271 with a final round 68 to earn $5,700. Defending champ Dan Finsterwald finished runner-up at 275, collecting $3,700, while Bob Inman tied for third at 278 with a $2,600 share.
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Plint
Mich
Paul Harney
Bolton
Mass
Galf Jerney
Dan Finsterwald
Athens
D.C
Bob Inman
Detroit
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