Powers back on beam for NCAA golf finals
Cal State Hayward golfer Mike Powers, once derailed by finals and slump, rallied to tie for third at last year’s NCAA Division I nationals and earn a spot in the upcoming Columbus, Ohio event. He emphasizes mental adjustment, humility, and playing for others as motivation.
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Worley Richardson tied in California Amateurs
Clem Richardson of Salinas edged defending champion Curtis Worley with a 12-foot birdie on the third playoff hole to win medalist honors at Pebble Beach and advance in the 6th California Amateur Golf Championship. Richardson and Worley posted strong qualifying totals as match play begins with two rounds today.
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Hayward area softball sees Frenel shutout in tight win
In a rough field night, Guy Frenel hurled a two hitter for a shutout pacing Chuckbargers over Round Table Pizat 20. Mel Bape drove in both runs with a double and single to seal the victory as Concord Disposal posted a run scoring sixth inning.
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Jessen Drives Marmont In Hayward Doubleheader
Rob Jessen propelled Marmont as his Connie Mack League Loan swept a twin bill from Jal Riewin in Hayward yesterday. Jessen drove in runs, singling in the first and third in the opener and knocking in one in the first inning of the nightcap, then doubling home two more in the third. Bourdhase shut out Oakland American Legion at the first gate, the first time Riewin was blanked this season.
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Neighborhood Interfaith Triumph in Softball Series
Hayward Neighborhood Church beat First Christian of San Leandro 9 to 1 with five runs in the second inning. Rain Cardenas added a double and single for the winners, and Christ Lutheran plated two in the third and fifth. First Christian rallied late with six runs, but San Leandro held on as Ene Townesen starred with three doubles and 14 outs by the winners.
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Crandall leads NCAA golf after 69 at Scarlet course
Florida State ace Ted Crandall, a native of Ashtabula, Ohio, shot three under par 69 to grab the first round lead at the 7th annual NCAA Golf Championships on Ohio State's 7,000-yard Scarlet course. Nearby, Wake Forest’s Hob Byman, Ohio State’s Craig Carson, NC State’s Vince Heafner, and Oklahoma State’s Lindy Miler contended with early scores as rain halted play and suspended the round for 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Opening Night Sparks South Hayward Lions 4th of July Tourney
Pitcher Jerry Anderson opens the eight team South Hayward Lions tournament at Patrick Gomer Field at 7 15 p m Tonight’s games feature South County against Alameda County Merchants Concord Disposal vs Suburban Auto and California Kings vs ? Teams resume after darkness. Wake Forest leads early with subpar rounds paced by Haas Strange and Cuppers while Oklahoma State and Florida trail in strong title pursuit.
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Armenian Olympics Open With Track and Field Events
The seventh annual Armenian Olympics begins Friday at 7 am with basketball at Chabot College and Mt. Kaden High, featuring 400 athletes from across the United States and Canada. Track trials start 10:30 am Saturday, with finals Sunday afternoon, including fencing exhibition and a full schedule of basketball, soccer, and track events.
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A's Holtzman and Fosse Spark Easy Oakland Win
Holtzman struggled early with control but settled to pitch six innings for Oakland. Fosse drove in runs with a key hit, Campaneris added a two run double, and Bando and Garner contributed as Oakland built a 4-0 lead before Minnesota rallied briefly.
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