Huskies Defeat Ravenswood 7-4 in Practice Victory
Washington High built a five run second inning then coasted to a 7-4 win over Ravenswood in East Palo Alto yesterday. Paul Johanessen and Ken Elkins sparked the rally with singles and a double play followed by a walk to Steve McCain and Dennis Ken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Palo Alto
Washington High
Ravenswood
Paul Johanessen
Ken Elkins
Huskies
Steve McCain
Dennis Ken
St Francis Defeats James Logan In Early Rout
St Francis of Mt. View pounded hosting James Logan High for seven runs in the first three innings to cruise past the Colts 14 to 3. James Logan committed eight errors, five in the early frames, while Greg Garrett drove in two for the Colts with singles driving in Joe Perez and Fred Martinez. Francis totaled 14 runs on 10 hits while Logan managed 3 runs on 7 hits with the miscues proving costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fAuno Hien
Piace Saben Mastke Wef
S.o'hiir
Torres
iVargay
Canyon High Varsity Tops Alumni 9-6 in baseball tilt
In Castro Valley Canyon High mixed timely hitting with solid defense to beat the Alumni 9-6. Bill Costello drove in three runs including a key fourth inning single, while Dennis Hutchison and others contributed hits as Canyon pulled away after a 6-6 tie.
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Castro Valley
Canyon High
Cansos
Cougar
Allala
Dennis Hutchison
Bill Costello
Costello
Varsity
Aumni
Banyon
Aor Haber H Adams
Thn
Op Hyteningagh Joy Pataton If
A Castello Ab
Ty Deines
Poindextre If
Andrade Sep
Vdoy
Ao Bowman
Olgaundersep
Monsen Psa
Bolan
Profit
Wilsomss
Clarvvef
Medelens
Gilbert i
Hamill
Pao Faimeret
Murchisn Cf
Nagy
Ib Too
Nydor
di Arcaligh
Huskies Upset Pacific In Thrilling 400 Yard Relay Win
Washington Huskies submerge Pacific in a 46-40 meet win as Husky quartet Gy gax Emerson Young Heath set a new school record in a 400 yard relay. Newark's Ahern swept 200 and 100 free events guiding their first win. Knights' Walker and Wegenka doubled in 60 free and 100 back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hill
Paciific
Mermen
Husky
Mike Gygax
Sam Emerson
Greg Young
Fray Heath
Uuns
Steve Ahern
Newark
Willard Walker
Knights
David Wegenka
Oakland
Riordan High
Eden
San
Bishop O'Dowd
Ramon
John Olekszulin
Jim Catalano
Dowd
Monarchs
O'Dowd
Nolan
Ric Yovan
Wied
Mile—Nedderman
Contras
Vrace
Rerat—Riordan
Vanderby
Aranga
RI Dolynivk
Arango
Sulter
Silvia Fjehyek
Hj—Ilacko
James
BOD
van Veertyl
Plistivens
RI Chisolm
Alvess
Pr—accinelli
ROD
Grit
Hale Sander
Mile Darling
Re Moyle
Hout
EiPanters
Bishan
Drankers
I.j—Talaloya
Hj—Killingsworth
O. P
O’donnell
Ick
Bowers
Washington
Pacific
Abed
Ral
Patlle
Wilson
Kanalich
Ziel
Williams
Free
Winter
Gygax
Dourin
Free—Knight
Ermerson
Riley
LMS
Yourn
Gulfick W
Granky Emerson
G Young
Meatha
Saratoga Triumph Dims Irvington. Vikes Bow On Cinder
Saratoga’s Harold Gay Steve Morris and Mike Ivy led a dominant team effort in a 95 to 29 win over Irvington High. The meet featured multiple events with strong times, including 200 and 100 yard relays and various individual races.
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Saratoga
Harold Gay
Steve
Morris
Mike Ivy
Irvington High
Vikings
Saratosa
Irvington
Pizzait
Bacre
Shr
Sandrittee
Sly Wally
Bellonio
Mile
Morrisop Burger
Garrad
Adallingly
Hamilton
Morrison
Gusle
Guste
Shy Morrison
Powell
Tian
Dust
Tol
Simpson Tay
Tien
Kilbourne
Hay Speclaire
Drake
McAlpine
Donniel
Cordova
Henderson
Carein
A Timmons
Sarainga
Washington High Falcons overpower Ravenswood Kerr with late rally
Wash ington High flash-soph baseball squad defeated Ravenswood Kerr 9 to 4 yesterday. Lynn Nunnery, Dave Haubert and Mike McCellan each drove in two runs, fueling the victory at Menlo Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlo Park
Lynn Nunnery
Dave Haubert
Mike McCellan
Washington High
Ravenswood Kerr
Noel Ruling On Braves Antitrust Case Expected
Federal judges in Houston prepare a ruling on the Braves antitrust matter tied to the team’s move from Milwaukee to Atlanta. Attorneys argued about extending a temporary exemption from the 1964 season schedule, while other league actions and boxing results also appear in the day’s sports notes.
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Houston
Janes Noel
Graves
Braves
Milwal
Atlanta
Ikee
California
Washington
AAWU
Berkeley
Milwaukee
Bears
Jeu
Wisconsin
Flash Elorde
Philip
Pines
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Manila
Elorde
Nahs GG Feature at Golden Gate Fields
Nahs GG Feature at Golden Gate Fields saw My Captain win the six furlong Salesian Purse by a neck in 1 09, paying 6.30 to win with Gallant Rogue second at 3 and 2.80. Dance With All took third as a fast-closing finisher.
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Albany. Calif
Golden Gate Fields
Gallant Rogue
Jennings
Hall
Mahomey
Ela Shacp
Adosiral’s Ball
Holiday Gem
Monterey
Cloverleaf bowlers shine in Cloverleaf Classic events
Sexton leads with a 689 series as Cloverleaf members dominate the Cloverleaf Classic League standings. Kathy Hood tops women with 228, Joan Glazier posts 213-281-616 in the 800 Scratch, and numerous club members post high series across Normal All Stars, Friday Nighters, and other league formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Sexton
Individua
Pames
Harrison
Keg Ley
Larry Fadenna
Kathy Hood
Joan Glazier
Phyl Massey
Don Ritman
Ed Brown
Bowling
Eleanor Moore
Lois Vivien
John Reba
Elma Willians
Gene Alverts
Tet Heagall
Mani
Poe Powell
Nob Kennedy
Ray Reese
Dean Hurtzler
Greg Johnston
Chris Mulhern
Ginny Schafer
Sunday Nighters
Seb Woolf
Lois Brown
Wille Chesky
Don Valentine
Normal
Eline Fess
Darlene Crittenbas
Marge Lea
Guys & Vols
Manuel Solo
Emmett McCann
Joan Reposar
Maxine Ward
Harvey
Terrell
Butch Brown
Dot Brown
Betty Graf
Queeny
the Crosymini
Rene Klimkosky
Linde Parson
Connie Beliovti
Fremont Elks
Frank Tay
Stan Brown
Dorothy “Mialy
Terry
Jon Sexton
Joan McLaughtins
Pat Gibson
Einar Glark
Chris Dacobson
Carlene Park
Shirley Gilbert
Claverleal Fne- Gilly League — John Yesger
Ken Scot
Kelly Torres
Galliweals
Bi Tolland
Larence Fread
Davey Roldan
Joe Menge
Emma Doering
Rita Trinny
JoAnn Barr
Sally Dodds
Jean Williagns
Strikas
Spares
Marton Héniamin
Joan Mursell
Joan NeLaughlin
Withie Chaska
Pin Wonders
Fe Vega
Doris Stocking
Mewark
Fremont Lanes
Bern Arnall
Bat Bibeon
Jackin Rossiter
Scraith
Miles Zimmerman
Rene Wiechowski
Hottman
On Hillman
Ball & Chain Gang
Eddie Ringer
Dallas Wyhs
Dolly Bunting
Bally Callahan
Dave
Davis Gwen
Bob Knaver
Ambrose Rodrigguez
Larry Rushing
Warden
Dee Struckmann
Carn
Navarrette
Marion Kroppler
Deve Hillman
Jim Newtan
Ron Gauittard
Dennis Imazeki
Wes Spler
Greg] Johnstan
Larry Gelat
Jit Spillers
Doris Cline
Maria Santos
Insie ‘Brackelt
Naomi Grove
Pauline Brackel
Ken Marley
Gerri Kage
Gerri Lewis
Tera Marshall
Rich Myers
Larry Aitchell
Savral Mitchel
Kay Fietchrer
Des and Don'ts
Cieen Colwards
Rose Armstrong
Helen Walier
Frenkly
Tony Joyce
Harald Rogers
Doreen Rogers
Ruby Maynard
Tony Meade
Bll Randa
Bob Kennedy
Paul Eaton
I Harrison
Gave Hillman
den Melaniel
Dee Bullidge
Grand Lanes
Tee Clowns
Kathy Boussoi
ARC
Ball and Chain
Curly Boyce
Virginia Stevens
Glenn Moschell
Lorraine Largan
St. Clement’s
Maurice Prelie
Bernice Bettencourt
R. Greene
T P.m. Des
D. Valders
Peni
S._Deventenzi
Hdco
Gary Richards
Nite Owls
Bill Fe
Sal. Mighters
Franchs
Eleanor Houk
Steve 2Uceo
Joyce Hodge
Leo Vik
V. Ghimpky
Mary French
Winton Jr. High School
Jeff Smith
We Mgames
Bret Harte Jr
Jeff Rector
Guys and Dolls
Bruce Camp
Norma Reece
Guys Bo
Marv Hussey
M. Fusano
Madgie
Dick DeRentt
Tony War- Gucci
Barbara McDaniel
Hardtop Dragsters Set For Ninth Grand National Title
The ninth annual Grand National Drag Championships run tomorrow at Kingdoor Drag Strip midway between Stockton and Lodi. Trials start at 8 am followed by eliminations at 1 pm. The featured jet duel pits Untouchable against Am Malone’s U S Jet No 7. Top contenders include Don Prudhomme Tom Hoover and Jim Davis. Elsewhere San Jose Speedway opens its night show at 7 pm with Marshall Sargent favored in the main event.
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Kingdor
Stockton
Lodi
AM Malone
U.S
Don Prudhomme
Tom ‘Hoover
Jim Davis
Walnut Creek
Fremont
San Jose Speedway
Marshall Sargent
Granada and Swett Stars at Berkeley Track Meet
In a triangular meet at CSD yesterday Granada led by Sligh and Rigg delivered four firsts, while John Swett and Granada posted strong showings. Sprint and hurdle wins included Rigg in the 120 low hurdles and Gestri in the 100, with Swett contributing key times and Granada runners scoring in multiple events.
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Berkeley
Granada Sligh
California School For the Deaf
John Swett
CSD
Mets
Swett
Granada
Russ Rigg
Dave Gestri
Ken Tuccoli
Hal Sha
John Swelt A
Gestri
Coleman
Hermosillo
Rigg
Ho—Williams
Heremosillo
E. King
Willians
Candy
Laguar
Felerson
Hagan
Garcia
Tenorio
Ileeeteceak
Corit
Davis
Johnson
MILE
Houraa Scsb
Sharpe
Stawach
Gir Ball
Kuhna
Past
Tesp
Ing
Harein
Leming
Runa
P ¥Eshain
Riga
Thomason
Oster
Kula
Pyterson
Thompson
Wnitarne
Dean
SP Wentworth
Corals
Revin Inar
Schio
Dmi
Bevanier
CSO
Morgan
Mitchel
Sakacs
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Howard
Ube
ICSD
Aks
Eb Orotco
Moreno
Healy
Rogers
CSOI
Py—Bults
Py—Bults (6), Wy; Hjeddasan List. 547 L—Rodrigues
Cane
Aohnia
Granade
Howard Berdias
GeCane
Enoslaf
Pirates In Golf Wins Shine at Sequoyah Meet
BOD Pirates beat Skyline 501 513 at Lake Chabot and Dragons routed King Junior High 21 1 at Sequoyah. Irvine Mission San Jose, Kennedy and Jogan won in Mission Valley athletic league duel meet openers with pupil scores and times listed in a dense recap of late season action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Raymond
Kennedy
James Logen
Chabot Swimmers Thrashed by San Jose City College
San Jose City College dominated Chabot College 61 to 24 in a Golden Gate Conference meet. Glads ace Mike Harger won back to back diving titles and SJCC swept events from sprints to relays. San Jose’s Triplett Jansen and Colver led wins in 200 and 400 freestyles and the 400 free relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Livermore
Canyon
Castro
Valley Moa
Davidson
Snake
Swart
Thamag
Sewell
Ween
Collins
Vargen
Wigand
Ch Drake
Grome
Gape
le Tilus
Sera
Met Coffunn
CMI
Hall
Ito Back
Guilrrer L.moal
Crom
Frea—Thomas
Bensy
Drake
Guilrrer
Gli
Turner
Rave
Hatleed Jonas
Caste Valley
San Jose
San
Jose City College
Chabol College
Glads
Glad
Mike Harger
San Joaquin College
Dave Wil
Edi Ybarrola
San Leandro High
Chabot
Madioy
Ogden
Spolls Wood
Colyer
Brown
Papka
Chabl
Akwep
Ybarrats
Chat
Orear
Triplett
Jansen
Milliam
MacLennen
Paroleri
Williams
Chad
Lane
Bresst
Tripiett
Cumminss
Fthabe
Colver
Jaden
Watts
Methot
Rebs Roll To Third Net Victory
San Lorenzo High extends Hayward Area Athletic League win streak with a 7-4 tennis victory over Hayward. In other matches Tennyson beat Mt Eden 6-1, Marina downed Sunset 4-2, and Arroyo defeated Castro Valley 5-2. Singles and doubles results feature Wultions, Navaraz, Kirkpatrick, and Fischer–Castellann among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Woolfson
San Lorenzo High
Hayward Area Athletic
Moulton
Perae
Johagan
Lovejoy
Abernathy
Zaballos
FISHING OPENING AT LAKE CHABOT PROPOSED BY SPORTSMEN
A committee of sportsmen and the East Bay Regional Park District plan to open Lake Chabot to public fishing this summer. They seek help from Samuel McGinnis of California State College at Hayward as classes study theChabot Fishery. The release notes prior poaching concerns and aims to establish parking and access while sustaining wildlife and water quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McGinnis
California State College At
Hayward
Clarence E. Wilson
Associated Sportsmen of California
Lake
Chabot
Kent
Injera
Sacramento
Hasley
DFG
EBMUD
East Bay Regional Park
Duffy Daugherty Extension Ties MSU Coach Through 1971
Michigan State extends head football coach Duffy Daugherty through the 1970 71 season. The decision keeps Daugherty at East Lansing to guide the Spartans in the ongoing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Serno
Disease in birds prompts duck club drains and burning
It is a bacterial disease distinct from Asiatic cholera fatal in humans. Birds stricken usually die within 12 hours. Since the disease spreads through water, private duck club operators are urged to drain their areas promptly. Removal and burning of dead birds will help control the spread.
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Daily Review
Steve Rublety
University of California
Bill Martell
Don Miller
Jack Shane
Shane
Martell
Gueat
Tennyson Awards
George Weekes
Patrick-Gomer Park
Nerson
Washtoath
Tt Barks
Gerdnee
Il Brust Et
Ewisia
Mederios Ss
Hghanessus Adamittan
Olivares
Elking
Mikors
Robinson
Hombrys Wecaln
Mecrit
Kearsay
Gibson
Outty
Kennan
Patton
Dactiner
Ph Davis
Tolats
Washington Osa
Ravenswoomo
St. Francis
James Logan
Francis
Hidler
Rei—Nelson
Mascavich
Dualll
McNamara
Masik
Ganson
Barrett
Cougars Tip
RBI
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Dragon
Seeured
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Blackman
Parsonsly
Rea
Perry
Ty Duncan
Ree
Austin TL Bartle
Maine
Davies
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Zanman
Free—Perry
Sane the Tanner
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Whitten
Allres
Parke
Free- Walker
Phelog
Baker
Durant
Joo
Ahearn
Peek
Walker
Alicas
Roche
Park
Marcantelli
Nawark
Alices
Shenarn
Rewark
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Vikes
Cinder
San Ramon
Mt. Eden
Saulsterry
Hickey
Cronini
Wegerka
Hill
Dilton
Unger
Dahout
Fiy-Wegenka
Noel
World Boxing Association
Jose Torres
Wayne Thorton
WBA
Jose Gonzales
Don Fulmer
Madison ‘S Square Garden
Dick Tiger
Faure Yearalds
Clainttag
Son d Penant
Lambert Vida
Yaka
Pushabhal
Mahority
Baranel Indy Vimet
Pucci's Express
Arrigarri
Sun
Aalden
Bright Salute
Brinson
Macks Bambi
Hall Lg
Yaneza
Moolah Bull
Yanez
Harniate
Jim Run
Schmitt
Tree
Raniible Jaker
Doc's
Novator
Caldwells
Lambert
IR Marco
Maharney
Lucky James
Furlanas
Boursear-olds
Clairing
Alennings Wa
Bau Ea
Entella
Chateau
Madrid
Tors Alnyahr
Lee Crownover
Nenlim
the Jones
Harmatt
Roland Judge
Fornyear
Idsand
Claiivine
Friendly Fred
Canessa Wan
Tacus
Rarmiy
Fair Dell
Alga _ran
Zipmeup
Mr. Brags Aberabirh
Trinea
MacClurs
Mo Stratches
Sunny Faviire
Will Harris
Joan Woods
Belly Patterson
Arline Collins
Pat Adair
Sunrise League
Elsin Malia
Mer Hill
Gerry Maher
Phyllis McCann
Shirley Speers
Pearl Evans
Sharton Horn
Doc Crain
Don Godwin
Bill Hermant
Judy Bergendahl
Carlene Parks
Musion Peak
Odd Fellows
Max Jones
Bill Rice
Helen Atock
Noviria Teacy
Pin Spitters
Bobbie Budiey
Pat Fricana
Gerry Faaher
Martha Pydenwski
John Kady
Gob Knaver
Tony Viera
Ben Martin
Jean Larson
Stas Yew Riske
Merna Morrow
avDr
Helen Paulson
Jin Atilike
Stan Missiontutsi
Elnor Clark
Betty Sleigerwald
Edna Fountaing
Pal Rainy
Lee Lyons
Bertie Wyhs
Wade Cupp
Uimes
Cupp
Tom Hashimoto
Kim Hurger
Bayel
Dix Dixon
Dom
Diitede
Tiesta
Bont
Norway
Walt Nelson
Dan Rawman
Busy Bess
Pribbie Farkas
Sue Eribarne
Sears
Peper
Bethy Pappasen Vo Raynaso
Bonnin Dodge
Royal
Dean Thormahlen
Rich ArcFadden
Mary Jane Sersett
Thormallen
Bill Reddill
Charlonne Kischers
Jim Fitesiimmung
Mary Arendsee
Helena Frile
Vern McMicheal
Jack Crimmins
Ron Davis
Phyllis Diamond
Jerri McMicheal
Lars Russ
Estee Mann
Tina Raines
Bad Armienti
McLean
Beily Costa
Bayfair
Lee Knabe
Eddie
Mel Tacheira
Dukey Godwin
Gutter Stryders
Betty Sprenz
Wanda Maganini
Bayfair Belles
Aga Rogers
Eulaty Cunha
CSD Downs
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JFK
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Pigaricka
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J. Navarez
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Kirkpatrick
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Arayras
Anderson
Dedak
Taylor
Adele Bennett
Clark
Ralph Stevens
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Duffy
San Leandro
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Lens
Lima
Sega Ae
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