Whitman and Lunn win junior golf clash in San Francisco
San Francisco junior golf pair Steve Whitman and Bob Lunn faced Dick Lotz and others at Lincoln Park. Whitman defeated Lotz 4 and 3 to reach the final, while Lotz battled through two extra matches to advance. Lum, the medalist, beat Bob Snyder 2 up. Mary Lowell won the girls’ medal and title prospects in August’s national event.
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San Lorenco
Dick Lotz
San
Bob Snyder
Los Angeles
Hayward
Mary Lowell
Geraidine McMillan
Stanford Golfer Upset Looms In NCAA Semifinals
COLORADO SPRINGS UPI Two established collegians and two underdog golfers clash in NCAA tourney semi finals at the Broadmoor. Defending champ Dick Crawford faces Deane Boman while Eugene Hansen and Steve Stith provide the major upset edge after Hansen beat Wright and Nonsek and Stith defeated Nicklaus and Gallo.
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Colorado Springs, Cola
UPI
Broadmoor
Dick Crawford
University of Trouston
Deane Boman
Maryland
Eugene Hansen
Minmesota
Steve Stith
Stanford
Hansen
Jim Wright
Okia-ython State
Joh Nonsek
Stinson
Smith
Jack Nicklaus
Okio State
Bob Galloway
Fort Carolina
Reed in Net Semi Final
SEATTLE Wash UP The National Collegiate Tennis championships being played here were into the semi final round today with an all Pacific Coast east set in the singles competition. San Jose State's Whitney Reed seeded number one and last year's champion will take on third seeded Allen Fox of UCLA. UCLA players Larry Nagler and Norman Perry, seeded two, meet to decide who reaches the final Saturday. Reed advanced yesterday by defeating Neil Unterseher of Texas while Fox beat Bobby Delgado of Southern California.
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Seattle
Wash
San Jose State
Whitney Reed
Allen Fox
Ucla
Larry Nagler
Norman Perry
Reed
Elart Neil Unterseher
Texas
Fox
Bobby Delgado
Southern California
Judy JoAnne Reach Collegienne Final in Golf Showdown
Jady Eller of the University of Miami aimed for a second straight women’s collegiate golf title today as she faced JoAnne Gunderson of Arizona State University. Eller advanced to the finals by beating Jean Ashley of Kansas University on the sixth hole, while Gunderson defeated Barbara Fay White of Centenary College four and two.
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Stanford
Jady Eller
University of Miami
JoAnne Gunderson
Arizona State
Miss Eller
Jean Ashley
Kansas
Miss Gunderson
Barbara Fay White
Centenary College
RLRA Triumphs With Kigery Slam In Summer League
RLRA defeated Sandia 61 with Herb Kigery homering for a grand slam and Harald Dyer pitching effectively. In a separate game, the Rec Players edged LDS 14 to 12 in Livermore Summer League action.
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RLRA
Livermore
Herb Kigery
Harald Dyer
Sandia
Livermore Recreation
Rec
LDS
Lake Chabot 1980 Best Ball Championship Heads Into Final Round
The Lake Chabot 1980 Best Ball Championship heads to a final 18 holes Sunday with 19 two-somes within four strokes, as leaders Frank Ratto and others vie for the title. Pro Dick Fry notes the field is wide open with rapid score changes likely in the closing round.
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Lake Chabot
Furfer
Dick Fry
Hungry Duo Seeks First KC Pro Am Victory
In Kansas City, Paul Flarmey and Eddie Meyerson led the second round of the Kansas City Pro-Amateur Invitational at Brookridge Country Club. They shot 68 to be one stroke ahead of Gay Brewer and two ahead of Bob Stone, with 19 golfers within five strokes behind the leaders.
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UPI
Paul Flarmey
Eddie Meyerson
Marney
Worcester
Mass
Tind Meyerson
Los Angeles
New Brookridge Country
Gay Brewery
Crystal River, Fla
Bob Stone
Junction City
Suggs Crocker Lead Tourney in Western Open
Fay Crocker from Montevideo and Louise Suggs of Atlanta shared first round lead at Beverly Country Club as both shot 74. Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville was third with 38 31. Gloria Armstrong of Oakland lagged with 41 40.
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Suggs
Crocker
Chicago
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Beverly Country Club
Miss Crocker
Miss Suggs
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
T. Oakland
Gloria Armstrong
International League scoreline mess prompts confusion
In an unusual report the Rochester and Miami game stretched 14 innings before Havana and Buffalo settled at a 2 to 2 draw. Richmond and Mocleeal trailed, while Columbus and Torenu posted 2 runs each in a separate contest, leaving readers parsing a jumbled box of names and scores.
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Rochester & Imiami
Havana
Buffalo
Richmond
Mocleeal
Columbus
Torenu
Vacationer Wins in French Golf Championship Title Bid
John W. Dawson of Palm Desert California, a former semifinalist, interrupted his European vacation to win easily 5 and 4 over Mickey Humphreys of Salem Oregon in the French Amateur championship round. Nine Americans, including a 97 year old vacationer, prepared for the second round in Antilly France.
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Antilly
France
John W. Dawson
Palm Desert
Calif
Mickey Humphreys
Salem
Ore
Irish Pair Grab Canada Cup Golf Lead
Christy O'Connor and Norman Drew of Ireland took an early lead in the International Trophy and Canada Cup team race at Portmarnock, posting a 63 and 71 for 222, moving ahead of Gary Player and Bobby Locke. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead trailed in the U.S. charge with 149 and 240 totals as the round continued.
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Ireland
Christy O'Connor
Norman Drew
South Africa
Gary Player
Bobby Locke
Conner
O'Connor
Player
Locke
Arnold
Palmer
Sam Stread
United States
Begas
Stan Leonard
al Balding
Canada
Balding
Leonard
Snead
U.S
Church Team Runs Wild in Hayward YMCA Softball League
Westminster players led by Weingard Hogan and Tarnelson powered a wild win over Megstal Lutheran 354 in a Bohannon park game. Five players achieved multiple hits and homers by Weingard, Hogan, and others fueled the Good Shepherd effort at Castro Valley Community Center.
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Megstal Lutheran
Hayward Area
YMCA
Bohannon
Westminster
Weingard
Hogan
Tarnelson
Ivo Swiples
Squibb
Snhnson
Beaumon
Mt. Eden
Grarki
Lutheran
Castro Valley
Good Shepherd
First Baptist of
Hayward
Mike Bars
Ede Presbyterian
Rocky Rice
Walter Rubke
Bob Bathcom
Goce
Shepherd Vin
Softball Upset Sparks Catanho’s Five Four Victory
Ernie Straight homered twice and drove in three as Catanho’s outslugged Falconer List Truck 5-4 at Patrick Gomez in HARD league play. Yeh Blakely added two hits and a run, while Monuments leveled Wisemint’s 16-4 behind Bill Murdock’s homer and Frank Gallagher’s two doubles. In Castro Valley, Top Ten rallied for a 6-5 win over Anchor Hocking Glass as Kent Lesher delivered a fifth inning double for the decisive three-run burst. Tonight, State Cleaners faces Handy Andy Market and Cuddy Plumbing meets Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee in B League action at Patrick Gomez.
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Catanho
Hayward Area
Yeh Blakely
Bras & Silva
Monuments
Wisemint
Monumenters
Rich Winkle
Bill Murdock
Frank Gallagher
Dick Labaint
Castro Valley Community Center
Kent Lesher
I'cn
Anchor Hocking Glass
Gerry Davis
Gary ‘Fomsic
vJack Holt
John Flavin
Patrick Gomez
State Cleaners
Andy Market
Cuddy Plumbing
Foster to Be Raiders Voice on KASH Radio
Oakland Raiders announce all games will be broadcast this season by radio station KASH. Bud Foster, veteran sports announcer, will handle play by play for the Raiders schedule including five exhibition games and regular contests.
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Oakland Raiders
American Football League
KASH
Bud Foster
Raiders
Louis Center Ekes Out Win in Fremont League
Louis Center scored all its runs in the first two innings and withstood rallies by Connolly's to win an eight to seven squeaker at Washington High School in the Fremont Recreation Denaugment B softball league. Jim Baker's bases loaded double and a five run single by Jay Holofield sparked the spinners. Builders Eleeliie and A. O. Smith matched with a seven seven tie in the same field. Tiegs delivered a bases loaded triple in the first inning as Smith collected all its runs. Ed. Pitsons and Ron Sperow each had two hits for the Builders in the comeback bid.
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Connolly
Fremont Recreation Denaugment
Washington High School
Jim Baker
Jay Holofield
Eleeliie
A. O. Smith
Smith
Ed. Pitsons
Ron Sperow
I Builders
Comebick
Bandstand and Cleaners Battle in Airport Park Tie
Junior Bandstand and Cleaners played to a stalemate at Airport Park in a Hayward Area Recreation Dis meeting. Rich Quintal had three hits for Bandstand, with Al Glasser and Rick Mahar adding triples. Dick Shaneck led Cleaners with two safeties and three runs scored.
Royals Down Lakers Hold Fremont Cage Lead
Fremont—The Royals beat the Lakers 42-4 to stay atop the Fremont Recreation Department summer basketball Open league at Washington High School. Ken Schramm led Royals with 13 points, Gay Kalino 12, while Jack Gleason added 11 and Ken Truitts 18 for the losers. Gleason pulled 17 rebounds. In the C League Western division, Gadys beat Spartans 29-? and Indians defeated Tigers 29-16 with Kerkoulas scoring 15 for Gadys, Mirande 5 for Spartans, Ebbage 13 for Indians, Crane 8 for Tigers.
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Royals
Fremont Recreation Departments
Lakers
Washington High School
Ken Schramm
Gay Kalino
Jack Gleason
Ken ‘Truitts
Gleason
Gady
Spartans
Indians
Tigers
Washington Wich
Kerkoulas
Ron Mirande
Ted Ebbage
Steve Crane
Richardson Hurls 9-0 SLAC Win
San Leandro’s Bill Richardson tossed a two hit shutout as SLAC rolled to a 9-0 victory over Barr Manufacturing. John Mayberry went 2 for 3, Pizza Joynt contributed in the sixth with six runs to seal the win. In the nightcap, Live times edged Bob's Cocktails 7-6 behind Roy Carriere and Larry Ramos triple surge.
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Bill Richardson
San Leandro Athletic Club
SLAC
Barr
Soltbat
Athletic Club
Ltop
John Mayberry
Pizza Joynt
Bob
Roy Carriere
Larry Ramos
Bob Castro
Jim Barr
Thrasher Park
John
Clayworth
49ers Win Kezar Rights Lease and exclusive use
San Francisco 49ers secure a 10 year Kezar Stadium lease with rental rights and exclusive use starting 1962. Jets receive a small rent reduction while paying 1 percent on the first 1 million gross and nine percent on receipts over. A new Kezar scoreboard is promised and Raiders cannot use the venue. Ticket director Peter Giannini says season ticket sales may break records as renewals already reach 44,000 of 37,404 sold in 1959.
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San Francisco 49Ers
Jets
Park and Recreation Commission
Oakland Raiders
Peter Giannini
Giannini
Flowers Set To Report As Charger
OXFORD Mississippi All American fullback Charlie Flowers, free of a legal hold by the New York Giants, will report for practice in two weeks with the Los Angeles Chargers of the AFL. Federal Judge Claude Clayton yesterday threw out the Giants suit to keep the Ole Miss star from playing in the AFL. It follows another AFL victory when a Los Angeles judge ruled Billy Cannon could play for the Houston Oilers rather than the Rams in a similar case.
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Charlie Flowers
New York Giants
Los Angeles Chargers
Claude Clayton
Giants
National Football League
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Chargers
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NFL
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Billy Caumon
Houston Oilers
Cie
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