East Bay All-Star Prep Game Prompts Low Hopes
A East Bay versus San Francisco East Bay prep all star game at Candlestick Park draws weak interest. Organizers Johnston and Powles struggled to field a representative roster as several top players were unavailable, leaving the East Bay lineup lacking top MAC and SCVAL players. The event aims to grow into an annual cross-bay post season showcase, but preparation and turnout have been disappointing.
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Trderdt
Eany
Kim Johnston
Pa Feitic
George Powles
Mel
Iran
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Toth Johnason
Powles
Lang
Johnston
Atfase
Tonneraw
Upath
Chapions
Ths
Sacred Heart Ace to Open For West in All-Star Benefit
Sacred Heart ace Frank Bertaina is expected to start for the West in the Eastbay vs Westbay All-Star Benefit Baseball game at Candlestick Stadium. The southpaw, regarded as a top prep pitcher, faces undecided East counter-pitchers as names like Kerry McCartney and Tom Strain are listed for the East. Proceeds go to UC Hospital research on laryngeal papillomas, with plans for an annual event. Additional local players, including Ron Mueller and Larry Vasquez, are noted for tomorrow’s game and East train inclusion.
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Sacred Heart
Frank Bertaina
Eastbay
Westbay
Candlestick Stadium
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Jim Johnston
George Powles
Chickers
Kerry McCartney
Hayaward
Chuck Midland
Mt. Diablex
Putnam
Fremant
Tom Strain
California Hospital
South County
McCartnes
Livermore
Ron Mueller
San Leandro
Larry Vasquez
Tlsn
Lee Hurls No-Hitter and Raps Ball in San Leandra
Warriors pace the Recreation Dept. El Leamue tilt with a shutout behind a strong performance by Lee. A late home run by Mark Maschett provided the difference as the Spitfires beat the Skate Jets 22 to as league play continued with several other scattered results across teams and players.
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Picky Stackinger
Musiiers 2
Dan
Tats Aim Lewis
Wildcats
Amiack
Janchelil
Roowrvell
Ken Mordoff
Kenint de Mfertag
Saeork Weber Acct
Allan Jone
Junior baseball slate headlines crowded schedule
Ashland L.L. Giants clash with Braves while Eden American Lb meets Gerber's Orioles. Multiple leagues across Hayward Ashland and San Lorenzo schedule morning and afternoon games with standings and times, including East Bay Lumber versus Lil-Cuddy and Lions vs. Peina's.
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Pee
Eden Wate Lili
Cordioale
We.'t Cubs
Hayward American
East Bay Lumber
Americon
Cuddy
Peina’s
Lorenzo Nationsl LL. — Friden
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Campbell Chain
Ny LA Vista
Holiday Estates
Washington Manor
Usu Gehtis
Yanks
Dodgers
Ashland L.l.giants
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A.miz AllMeties
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Pacific Press
UFO
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Lewis
Eden
Gerber
Orioles
Tool & Ove Toors
Ami Rousseau Senziers
Maylah Red Soe
Ted's Drugs
Cannery Workers Indians
Eden National Ll.—Doggers
Biruies
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Gubs
Giants
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Michael's 3rd In Row Seals Fremont Win Over Union City
Fremont won for the third straight game in a row as the Michaels defeated Union City Athletic Club. Everson Green pitched effectively for the victory with a one hit performance through five innings and J Avery delivered a key infield hit in the fifth.
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Union City Athletic Club
Fremont Community Recreation Dept
Active
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Everson Green
J. Avery
New York Apprentice Jockey Nets Consecutive Belmont Triple
Jaaeck Yatt er, a year old apprentice jockey from Alabama, rode consecutive triple wins at Belmont Park yesterday marking a notable accomplishment in the park race meet.
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Jaeck Yatter
Alabama
Belmont Park
World of sports near crackdown and league moves
A chaotic sports roundup notes looming boxing crackdowns after a Sen Extes Kees fauver DeTenn conference, headlines about boxing reforms, MLb and NFL personnel shifts, including Cardinals’ manager jeopardy rumors, Yankees call ups, and other cross-sport transactions detailing trades, signings, and injuries with names like Bing Devine Jerry Ruchek and Vic Wert.
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Onpl Jeital
Extes Kees Fauver
DeTenn
Atty
Robert B. Kennedy
Hese
Phl Mulkey
Memphis
Albuquerque
Num
Gen Mar
Bing Devine
St. Louis
Cardinal
Sally Hesnus
Rotary Nabs Lead In Extra Innings In Tight Little League Tie
Rotary beat Ru schl's 5 4 in the seventh inning as Lon Woituevich scored on Chris Myhre sacrifice. Tony Hernandez doubled in the sixth for Rotary's lone extra base hit while Dave Lovejoy and Dent Viewers added two hits. Teamsters tied the Police Dept at 19 1/2 wins after Charlie Gouveia dominated with a one hitter and two hits for the Teamsters. Dan Bajuk homered and added a single for Teamsters support as Roy Santos and Gary Giles contributed key hits. Police and Teamsters both sit near the top after last night’s action.
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Lon Woituevich
Chris Myhre
Ruschl
Tony Hernandez
Dave Lovejoy
Dent
Duane
Russelle
Lovaldo, Whitman
Brown
Iwlteridge
Crigy
Teamsters
Charlie Gouveia
Police
Dan Bajuk
Roy Santos
Gary Giles
Police Dept
Season’s First Hit Wins for Arroyo
Arroyo’s SAN LOREN Q Pal White hit his first year’s hit, driving to the wing and fueling a win as Array Association halted the upset buzz in Sant Lorenzo National Life League. Katen struck out nine for Ay yoyn fill pare Teal over Westinghouse, with Stoners and Clark contributing in a jumbled, partial report from the field.
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Array Association
Sant Lorenzo National Life League
Rod Katen
Westinghouse
Stoners Katen
Aid Sil soHvskh Clark
Wyman
Pasco Bats Pound Holly Sugar 15 to 5
UNION CITY The Pasco team routed Holly Sugar with a 15 to 5 victory in the Ken Cite Line Leaguer. Gary Beale sparked Pasco with five runs including a grand slam homer and two doubles, while Steve Raruns added three doubles and Dave Colmer belted a three homer for Molly.
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Jorg
League
Tal- We Sugar
Gary Beale
Pasco
Tolene
Steve Raruns
Dave Colmer
Molly
Holly
Watz Pasco
Gerace Leads Turner’s Team In Tight Victory Fight
Gerace scores 14 to spark a win as Turner’s squad battles through a rough game. The San Lorenz matchup sees Turner’s edge late while PX Foods trails with poor shooting and a challenging run of losses.
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Turner
Baptists Edge San Lae Tengo Methodist in Close Rally
In a tight YMCA-Church League game at Hayward Area Recreation District Salt Hall, the Baptists edged the San Lae Tengo Methodist 9 to 8. The Baptist 10 tipped the Methodist, with Powel Shepherd and Stir James Litheran Ted among contributors in a defensive, hard fought night.
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Issy Hotes
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Tabor Truex and Kidd Challenge In Toronto Leanings
In a chaotic entry from Toronto local action, Tab or and Truex pushed through a bar as Lt. Max Trex claimed a winning minute in a botton battle. Rewer Kidd posted strong times amid a muddled field, while multiple competitors paced by with two fits apiece for Kidd’s best mark.
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Lasylo Ta
Max Trex
Min
Kidd
Taranto
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Emile Griffith Named Boxer of Month by NBA
The National Boxing Association designates welterweight champion Emile Griffith of New York as boxer of the month for his successful title defense against Gaspar Ortega. NBA ratings list top contenders across divisions with Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston prominent in heavyweight.
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Gaspar Ortega
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Eddie Machen
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Mika Geen
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Erte Sotweppnery
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Aichi Moore
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Calderwood
Scotland
Bodie Coftan
Senitir
von Clay
Guilio
Rinaldi Waly
Boba Olson
San Francisco
Jesse Bowdry
St Levis
Willie Parteana
Adam Beach
Russell's Keeps LaVista Race Tight
Russell's Market White Sox stay in a three team race in LaVista Little League action. Tab Brink pitched well as Tin Mats and Danny Lane led the offense with key hits. Danny Gierala and Rich Jensen had the lone hits for the losers as Russell's pulled within one game.
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Tin Dowhird
Danny Lane
Marty Vasquea
Lee
Danny Gierala
Rich Jensen
Russells
Harmony Homes
Urink
Manelin
Scull
Keller
Athletics squeeze by Braves in tight 7 6 game
Ashland notes a high scoring exhibition where the Athletics edged the Braves 7 to 6. Key moments came in the later innings as runs piled up and Woodfin led with a 100 percent hitting pace while Dana Andrada contributed two hits for the Braves amid a flurry of offense and defensive miscues.
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Aistetics
Ashland Little Lane
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Ade
Honelin
Prings Ups Lead In HARD C1 League Actions
Prings opened the Hayward Area Recreation Dist CL League with a 6 2 win over Falconer Lift. The Cove beat Pizza Joynt in a 2 0 decision. Multiple box scores show Steel City play with names like Meflaw, Rendell, Oltages, and Browne among others. totals and individual performances listed for several teams including The Daily Review and Mellow Lanes.
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Prime
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Jordanet
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Hsunende
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Mellowlanes
No Playoff In Leandro C 1
San Leandro recreation softball ends with no playoff to decide the champion. Bob's Cocktails shut out Jim Ellis 30 at Thrasher Park to finish the season with a perfect record. Westinghouse earned a C2 forfeit over City of San Leandro. Fred LaMontagne homered as Bockhaimmer and Jim Barr contributed in the defeat.
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Hubbard Puts Dent In IDES Ambitions
Diane Larson pitched a complete game with eight strikeouts to pace Hubbard in a 4-1 win. Largan scored the decisive run as Heavas singled in Rannie Upton for an early lead. Gary Light allowed three walks and two runs in the second frame, while teammates Ferguson and Edwards contributed in the field and at bat.
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Elertrie
Diane Larson
Largan
Wibhard
Heavas
Rannie Upton
Gary Light
Poe aEie Snunnao
Aiontaine
Ferguson
Ears and Edwards
Lorenzo Snares Crown In Extra Inning Twilight League Title
Lorenzo clinched the charter crown in a 43 inning extra frame over Arroyo at San Sevezzo. Castro Valley trounced Sun Set 10-2, Mt. Eden earned a forfeit over Tennyson in final games. Lorenzo finishes 11-1 in summer league. Reeded by Kurtz and Murray, Rebs take honors with strong hitting from Singled, Santos, Ambrose, and McPherson.
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Arroys
Castro Valley
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Mt. Eden
Tennyson
Lorenzo
Acels
Mike Kurtz
Chuck Murray
Rebs
Bradberry
Glen Santos
Bob Ambrose
Tom McPherson
Grace
Johnson
Santos
Terry Lowe
Spartans
Kurtz
Murray
Ambrose
Kureler Letham
Perry
Eveleth's Rampage Paces Rout in San Lorenzo Big League game
Eveleth led by Doug Eveleth and Pring pounded Foxworthy in a San Lorenzo league contest. Eveleth drove in runs with four hits, Leiker four singles, and Kirkland a triple and two singles as Eveleth routs the opponents. Foxworthy pitchers allowed nine walks and nine Foxworthy errors aided the 27 run scoring spree.
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SAN Lorenzo
Doug Eveleth
Pring
Foxworthy
Greg Dardan
Ron Leiker
Ron Kirkland
Tom Jorde
Spear
Christensen
Wales Eveisth
Leiker
Dilner
Coffman
Curlett
McKinley and Crawford Get Day Off
In a chaotic slice from a tennis report, McKinley and Crawford are noted for not playing on the day. The scoring lines from various matches show multiple players from Australia, Sweden, and the United States, with results including 63 1 1 and 82 64 64. The article lists many singles and doubles results across women and men across global players.
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Australia
Jerry Young
England
Wombat
Sally Moore
Bakersfield
Calif
Lesley Turner
Neil Gideon
Gudrin Rosin
Sweden
Wimble
Son O
Amerikan
Ryan Hurls C V Peanut No Hitter
Ryan Hurls C V Peanut No-Hitter in a dominant effort as teammates blasted opponents and multiple players produced key hits across leagues. In other notable action, Thompson's Union Service stayed within reach, Stew Kerkwood and teammates powered a big offensive showing, and Frank's AOL benefited from a late rally as Baytait Fi rs Shop faced defeat.
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Astro Valley
Tim Ryan
Castro Valley
Andy
Morris Medical
Stew Kerkwood
Scott Mette
Ken Crass
Lee Wilson Gault
Matnytyon'x
George Ambraee
Fou
Chris Whittens
Mediu
Ake Dein
Final Rites Due For Cal Great Toomey
Funeral services are set for Jacing F Toomey known as Crip Toomey, longtime Wonder teams star at University of California and former athletic director at UC Davis. He died at 63 after illness and a 1959 leg amputation. He collapsed in his office last Monday and was treated for a lung blood clot. He starred halfback for Cal in 1919 and 1920 teams, famous for the Rose Bowl upset over Ohio State finishing 20 to 0.
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Toomey
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Dodgers Fall In Philadelphia Rally by Pirates
In Philadelphia the Pirates edge the Dodgers 4 to 2 after an eighth inning rally. Sandy Koufax held the Pirates to four hits through seven, but the attack blossomed late as Pittsburgh avoided trouble and benefited from a pair of late runs.
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