Mitchells no hit duo pace 4 0 win over Livermore
Pete Kosta and Jeff Bixby combined for a 1 strikeout no hitter as Mitchells crushed Livermore 4 0 in Alscosta Senior Babe Ruth action Kosta pitched four innings fanning nine while Bixby struck out four in three frames The two walked 11 batters but held the shutout Tom Parker hit two run homer and two other players added RBIs to lead Mitchells Dave Didonato went 2 for 4 and Bob Baptiste added a double In other Alacosta action Hayward Accurate Refrigeration beat Royal Motors 74 Fremont edged Leandro Merchants 86 Wilner had a triple and drove in four Fremont rallied to defeat San Leandro Merchants Mike Souza had a ten run triple and Jim Brown doubled for San Leandro An Alncosta schedule shows Hayward at Royal Motors and Mitchells vs Livermore today with doubleheaders planned
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Bercovich Edges Alameda In Late American Legion Game
Erwin Bercovich edged Alameda 4 to 3 after a late comeback led by Steve Shahyazian with a bases loaded triple. Pitcher Dave Kaplan lasted late, with five strikeouts, while Kirk Forderer Manny Ramirez and Mike Parrinella contributed two hits apiece for Erwin Bercovich, now 4-2 on the season, as they prepare to face Pleasanton at Foothill High.
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RBI
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Avanta
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Thomas leads U S men gymnasts in trials comeback show
Indiana State senior Kurt Thomas captured top honors in the U S men's Olympic team trials final at State College Penn State. He posted a meet high 9 8 on sidehorse and high marks on floor vault rings bars while veteran Marshall Avener rebounded to boost his chances for the squad as the United States selected six gymnasts for Montreal.
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Illinois
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Brazilian star Mara Buerio dazzles before exit at Wimbledon
Mara Buerio, 36, a former Wimbledon champion with eight years out and seven surgeries, wins the first set against Sue Barker 6-2 in Center Court before Barker steadies to win 2-6 6-2 6-1. Barker advances, while Buerio leaves with a glow of past greatness and lingering doubt about her longevity.
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Killian wins at Fremont in handicapped bracket racing
Killian of Hayward drove a 1970 Ford Pinto to a 18.12 second run at Fremont Raceway, winning his division in a handicapped bracket race. He started first and finished ahead of Glu Terry of San Pablo in a 1954 Oldsmobile, with other class victors including Ted Seipel and Bill Bloomfield.
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Austin Healy
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Olympic rehearsal opens Montreal Games with tests and crowds
About 1,000 officials and athletes gathered for a two day dress rehearsal at Montreal facilities for the 1978 Summer Olympics. COJO said the event iron out bugs in nine sports as 12,000 spectators attended Saturday and ticket sales continued for Sunday. A strike by Canadian airline pilots and controllers kept some competitors away, including U S sprinter Harvey Glance who was notably missing.
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Olympic cagers to test in two warmup games
UPI reports Julius Erving Heark David Thompson join Nate Archibald in an all star Olympic preparation tour. The team will face college stars Wednesday in Providence and Friday in Hartford as part of a 12 game run ahead of the Montreal Games.
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Golden Owl triumphs remain unbeaten in San Leandro
Golden Owl defeated Hustlers 7 to 2 in San Leandro to stay undefeated and lead the HO standings. Clit Ellis hit a three run homer for Golden Owl while Mike Calvin added a single and a triple. Mike Williams connected for a single and a triple for the Hustlers.
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Answer Upset Oaks Winner At Hollywood
Substitute jockey Darrel McHargue rode Answer to a slength victory in the $82,950 Hollywood Oaks for 3-year-old fillies at Hollywood Park. Howard Grant’s illness forced the mount change, with Hail Hilarious fading to eighth and Cascapertia failing to place. Answer previously placed second to Hail Hilarious in the Princess Stakes and earlier won Oak Leaf Stakes and Magrwhilia Stakes.
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Santa Anita
Oaklawn Park
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Strehle Falls Twice as Oakland Wins Two Connie Mack Games
In Connie Mack action Oakland defeated Strehle 7-6 and 8-4 after holding early leads. Oakland staged a late rally in the first game, John Cook driving in the winning runs with a two run single as Gary Pettis and Gerald Price produced key hits. Pettis added a triple and a double to spark the late uprising.
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Chavez wins duel in District 45 Big League action
Fred Chavez of Ridout Roofing and Eagle McKay of Gumbs Barber Shop dueled in a tense District 45 Big League game. Chavez allowed six hits and struck out eight while driving in the winning run with a seventh inning sacrifice fly. Ridout plates two more on RBI single by Bill Trimbie.
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Chuck Lasalle
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