Bowling Leaders Highlight Heavy Scores Across Leagues
Bob Gross topped the Cloverleaf 720 Scratch League with a 901 four game set opening 221 and finishing 267 as Wanda Harman posted a 264 high line in the same circuit. Fremont Bowl and other Cloverleaf leaders show high marks with Tony Varian and Joe LaTorre also posting strong 222-821 and 286-617 lines amid Monday and Friday leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gross
Bill Harris
Wanda Harman
Wanda
Don Nichols
Larry Hilburn
Dale Mellberg
Larry Uhler
Bill Tipton
Alexander
Fremont Bowl
Lionel Paria
Fremont Bank
Joe LaTorre
Seratch
Russ Prather
Rick Gilbert
Fremont
Alexander Tria
Chuck Woodward
Joan
Joe Sena
MG Serglett
Bruce @ershaw
Joan Hirschnitz
Quanah Warkman
Free Seeflath
Billie Beshears
Peter Built
Kay Evens
Jean Svending
Rob Apina
We. Miller
Bill Humpert
Ray Paria
Pele Rebella
Sin Ramblers
Lil Sax
Ruth Trickson
Lateformers
Trudy Chay
Sue Adams
Women
Taeky Paterson
Marian Knepler
Rod van- Trease
John Marino
Juanita Evane
Gerry Maher
Rudy Roting
Don Jones
Geko Conthue
Nancy ‘Lamson
Sunrise
Ann Price
Cela Caldwally
Bowling Belles
Betty Lighem
Ann Paulkner
Pat Anderson
Iris McCullough
Helen Hebel
Marge Bender
Rose Welch
Triple Dozer
Jean Williams
Eleanor Msore
Sti
Morrison
Im AgDan
Gand
Estelle Polak
Iva Ballieid
Eric Redford
Mire el Toys
Junior Tria
Jin Guan
Walter Freitas
Ail
Ben
Bil Hilson
Gloria Lyons
Carrie Parks
Anita Barlychok
Lou Kane
Barnie Hayes
Fishin News and AB 2756 Debate Highlight Coast News
Ralph Stevens notes AB 2756 would treat 15 000 tons of anchovies as chicken feed while lawmakers debate the bill. The California Wildlife Federation fights to veto it as commercial interests and conservationists clash. Individual fishing reports from Oakland and lakes mention modest catches amid rough seas and good bluegill runs for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Brown
California Wildlife Federation
F&g Commission
Lee Anderson
Oakland
Sea Horse
Bonito Cove
NAIA All-America Baseball Team Named for 1965
NAIA selects 1965 All-America baseball squad with 15 players on a .360 combined team batting average. Carson-Newman contributions include pitcher Clyde Wright and second baseman Roy Hil. Beis items note repeaters Stillinger Stillinger Miller and Duke plus Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Naia Baseball Coaches’ Association
Carson-Newman
Dim Stillinger
Ja Verne College
Larry Miller
St. Cloud State
Minn
WH. S. Duke
Dallas
Miller
Stillinger
Duke
Carson Newman
Clyde Wright
Roy Hil
Dick Washburn
Whitworth
Wash
St Louis Cardinals
Tarler
Ray Washburn
State Sets Special Deer Hunts Across 19 Counties
The California State Fish and Game Commission authorized 18 900 permits for 34 deer hunts in 19 counties this fall. Counties include Nevada Placer El Dorado Amador Yolo Sierra Monterey San Luis Obispo Mariposa Tulare Inyo Mono Santa Barbara Los Angeles Ventura San Bernardino Orange San Diego Riverside. The commission also opposed a bill on anchovy harvesting.
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San Francisco
California State Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Nevada
Placer
el Dorado
Amador
Yolo
Sierra
Monterey
San Luis Obispo
Mariposa
Re Tulare
Inyo
Mono
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Ventura
San Bernardino
Orange
San Diego
Riverside
Minor Li'l Loop Standings and Skimmed Scores Across Leagues
Summary of standings and top players from multiple leagues including Hayward American, Hayward Continental, Hayward West National, NL, MT Eden National, San Lorenzo National, Tennyson, Treeview, and other circuits. Highlights list top hitters, home run leaders, and standout pitchers with team affiliations and brief standings notes.
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Hayward American
Kimmel Meat Co
Flores Broth
Cleo
Milssion Lire
Ail
Bonds
Kerry Siler
Clint Spesert
Danny Marty Julio
Richard Donovan
Dave Tranda
Drug Radro
Rick Hodaus
Lg. Fein
Hayward Continental
Samas of Funett
Giant
Vals Burgers
Stark Landy
Dave
Steve Hill
A. Lonel
D. Lattele
R. McDowell
McDonald
Racen
Soadman
Clare
Staedier
Fearn
Hite
Esky
Ferrill
Birch
Alcantar
Grissom
Lay
Beeman
Peterson
SAN Lorenzo
Alandale
Dan Adds
Rotary
Lions Club
Gas Cannary
Foxworthy
Lick
Tennyson
Pe Ciena
Crow Norrian
Christ
LePare
Witesse
Treeview
Gav 4
Pirga Tigers
Tha
Vartecs
Qeay
Tony
Chevron Service
Evert
Transport Stators
fasCoy
Avetlen
Awatls
Red Sox
Glass
Beavers
Fresen Feods Mounties
Raers
Oaks
Ken Pace
Alice Beacham
Stoan Bell
Larey Milla
Dave Miller
Kelly George
Richard Flick
Dennis Grleao
Terry Korlar
Mark Torvilitiser
Duane Moschelli
Merk van] Moeler
Greg Souza
Panthers
Tigers
Faaslersan
Turf G M Quits Cincinnati Turf Club GM post
Leon Slavin resigns as general manager of the Cincinnati Turf Club which runs River Downs second 44 day meet in Cincinnati. No successor named immediately.
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G.M
Cincinnati
UPI
Leon Slavin
River Downs
Cincinnati Turf Club
Essel T and F Practice in San Leandro This Monday
San Leandro Track and Field Club begins sessions Monday after 1 noon to 4 pm at Jetm Muir Junior High School oval. Open to boys or girls 18 and under. Coached by Glenn Malcolm from Chabet Junior College. Warknuts run Monday to Thursday 4 to 8 30 pm on Muir track. Scheduled meets include Folsom Invitational July 3 and Sacramento Northern California Invitational July 17 plus August qualifiers and Peninsula championship August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Jetm Muir
Chi
Amateur
Athetic Union
Glenn Malcolm
Chabet Junior College
San Leandro' J
Scrables Benefit Set to Aid Guide Dogs and Local Riders
A community Scrables benefit, co sponsored by the Rough Riders of Hayware, features league leaders Novato Airport in Marin County and Han Robinson. The event supports Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. with proceeds shared among participants and top riders from Dan’s Lob Ball Club and other local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Hafael
Rough Riders of Hayware
San Leandro
Bob Ervins
Marin County Motorcy
Han Robinson
Novato
Marin County
Halcyon
San le
Andra Dead
Guide Dogs For the Blind, Inc
San Rafael
Washington
Wilton Dad
Garfield
Mad
Tony Borges
Noise fears drive man to fires into crowd in Italy
In Brescian Calabria zone two violent soccer incidents leave fans injured. Danilo Sala allegedly fired a shotgun into a crowd during a night game, wounding several fans. Another incident nearby also involves gunfire at a crowd. Police labeled both acts as menacing and resulting injuries. Sala faces charges as he undergoes psychiatric evaluation.
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Brescil
Italy
Alpede
Sala
Waly
Lunez
Nicastra
Calabria
Danilo Sala
Semis set in 1965 NCAA Women’s Tennis Tourney field
Greensboro sees cross country pairings for the semifinals with Nadine Netter of Wellesley facing Carn Southmayd of Duke and Peggy Moore of New Orleans Loyola meeting Mind Henreid of UCLA. In doubles, Stanford’s Tarlton and Pietschman meet Hooks and Aaron of Central Ohio State as upsets highlight day two.
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Greensboro
N.C
Great Northwest
Iol
Nadine Netter
Wellesley
Carn Southmayd
Duke
Peggy Moore
New Orleans
Loyola
Mind Henreid
UCLA
Judith Tarlton
Marianne Pietschman
Stanford
Sylvia Hooks
Barbara Aaron
Central Ohio State
Nancy Falkenberg
Sandra Zeese
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Pat Kenehan
Gyathila Goeltz
Mary Baldiin
Miss Henreid
Central State
Yale Stockwell
Soutern California
Miss Hooks
Miss Aaron
Marilyn Shapiro
Yes
Wrist Turn and Hooking Action in Bowling technique
The article explains wrist turn and finger flick combined methods for hook. It notes bowlers vary in how far to turn the wrist depending on individual style, desired hook, and lane conditions. Those using wrist turn with finger flick need less wrist turnover than wrists-only bowlers.
Six Keggers In Tourney In Guatemala City
Six amateur WIBC members were chosen to compete in the fourth Inter-American tournament in Guatemala City Guatemala November 6 12 The team includes Betty Remmick Denver CO and Laura Mead Rochester Mich and other California players The selection highlights wrist turn guidance and lane effects for bowling success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Wom
WIBC
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Alberta
Crowe
Betty Remmick
Denver
Laura Mead
Rochester
Mich
Netup
Tacoma
Sue Hendricks
Lois Yut
Lake City
San Francisco
Ann Brown
N.Y
Mary
Giants
PayAnn
Redwood City
Calif
Nicklaus 3-1 Pick in Britain Opens at Royal Birkdale
AP reports Jack Nicklaus named 3-1 favorite to win the British Open at Royal Birkdale, with Arnold Palmer 4-1 and Gary Player 1-? as contenders. The Gulf Tour event begins in Southport in July. betting reflects early odds and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack Ni
Royals Birkdale
Southport
Arnald Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Mustangs capture SLRD galf title in San Leandro softball
In San Leandro at Thrasher Park, the Mustangs piled 14 hits and eight runs to defeat the Ramblers 82 and win the San Leandro women's softball title. Jan Leffler delivered the lone extra base hit with a fourth inning triple while Mary Lane hurled a four hitter for the win. The Pagans crushed the Duffy Devils 17 to 4 in the other game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Mustangs
Ramblers
San Teandro
Thrasher Park
Pagans
Duffy Devils
Jan Leffler
Diane Wicler
Mary Lane
Ure Wit
AMS
Tino
Biel
Johnson
Marin
Lloyd Zi
Moraymakes
Lors
Petit
fAaneymaker
Marshi Lanes
Boll
Bollichs
Winslow Captures Fifth AAU Pentathlon Title
Olympian Pat Winslow of San Mateo County triumphs for the fifth straight national AAU women's pentathlon, totaling 4390 points across boe meler hurdles shot put high jump and 200 meter run. Denise Paschal of San Francisco Oakland Laurel TT Club places second with 4220 points, narrowly beating fellow Olympian Cherrie Sherrard of the same club who scores 447 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varayette
Pat Winslow
San Mateo County Girls Athletic Association
Cherrie Sherrard
Sherrard
United States
Shrine North South All Star football players arrive July
Los Angeles reports the Shrine North South high school all star game teams will arrive July 7 for the July 29 contest. Players will visit Shriner's Hospital for crippled children before the games. The North squad plays at UCLA and the South at USC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Shriner's Hospital
UCLA
USC
Jim Lange Golf Benefit Set for Hayward Boys Club
About 210 players are expected for a July 14 luncheon and golf tournament at Skywest in Hayward to benefit the Boys Club. Jim Lange is billed as a headlining attraction with pro partners Trammell DeMella and Pellatan. Dan Cooper may proclaim Jim Lange Day. Crosby, the club’s top donor, was invited but did not attend due to film work.
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San Francisco
Slim Lange
Hayward
Chamber of Cent
Hermerce
Skywest
al Day
Normandy Room
Southgate
Ami Pellason
Jim: Lange
Imayor Dan Cooper
Novato
Dick DeMella
Trammell, DeMella
Pellatan
Hayward Fire I
Mall Jimenes
Bing Crosby
Colorado
Guerry Advances To 18s Finals At California Junior Tennis
Ian Guerry of Lookout Mountain Tennessee moved into the finals at the California Junior Tennis Championships after semifinal wins in the 18 and 16 year age groups. He beat Greg Shephard of San Francisco 6-4 4-6 6-2 and P D Robbins of Salt Lake City 6-2 6-0 to reach the 18 singles final against Marcelo Lara of Mexico City. Rosemary Casals retained her girls 18 singles title by defeating Pixie Lamm 6-2 1 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Ian Guerry
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Guerry
Greg Shephard
San Francisco
P. D. Robbins
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marcelo Lara
Mexico City
Jerry Osborne
Honolulu
Craig Parsons
Burlingame Insi Co
Larry
Hall
Sacramento
Shepthard
Skip Greene
Sean Stevenson
Dan Chadbourne
San Mareo
Clye LeBaron
Los Altos
Seb
High Wa
Rosemary Als
Ceceilia i Martinez
Vicky Kiyoimura
San Mateo
Jocelyn Green
Rosemary Casals
Pixie Lamm
Piedmont
Albers Captures Co Ed Golf Title at Gainesville
Roberta Albers of the University of Miami freshman won the Women’s Collegiate Golf Championship in a decisive final match at the University of Florida course. She defeated Ronda Glenn of Lake Worth to become the tournament’s youngest champion, sealing victory with a late surge on the seventh hole of the second 18. May have been three over par through 18 holes and even for the final 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
Roberta Albers
University of Miami
Ronda Glenn
Lake Worth
Cards Sign Righty Theodore Friel From Pittsfield
ST. LOUIS AP reports St. Louis Cardinals general manager Rob Howsam announced Friday the signing of right handed pitcher Theodore Friel from Pittsfield Massachusetts. The move adds potential depth to the pitching staff for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pittsfield
Mass
Theodore Friel
St. Louis Cardinals
Rob Howsam
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Gall & Chain
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John Holt
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Audrey John
Barbara Thomas
Thelma Salimes
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Pin Wonders
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Ralph Stevens
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Berryes
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Miss Pietschman
Lynne Buttry
Jean Mead
Ilinoig State Normal
Miss Falkenberg
Miss Yeese
Betty Swanson
Connie Clausen
Minsnesota
Miss Kenehan
Miss Goeltz
de Tull
Barbara Sheen
Gretchen Smith
Skidmore
Tacama
Holiday Hardware
Ifrank Miressi
Marina Golf Course
Bill Jardin
Mal Carvalho
San Leandro Golf Club
Nicklaus
Britain
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Jim Lange
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S.J. Net
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