Fry tops HAAL hitters at 556 and 0.00 ERA
Fry of Hayward High 5 leads the HAAL batting race with seven hits in five games, while Sunset's Dirk Marvigan and Mb Eden's Jin Boos share the league earned run average lead at 0.00. Doug Waters of Sunset is hitting .300, and San Lorenzo's Marty Jen and Arroyo's Rich Creighton are among top batters. Snyder and Kingraan lead strikeouts with 25 as pitching staff notes show Monarchs at strong 0.67 ERA.
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Charles Tonelli - iCrale Fry
Hayward
Taca Aie
Ward Area
Apue
Vile Lenge
Neal Sunset
Dirk Marvigan
Eden
Jin Boos
Bras
Tso Hag
Lories
Booe
Igan Valley
Doug Wayne
Arroyo
Rich Cre
Sunes Bob’ Grliz
Mt. $i Eden
Rob McDonald Akado Yi
Qdoug
Waters of
Sunset
San Lorenzo
Marty Jen- Se Sil
Ayne Bogart
Ase Yo
John Tares
Mi Parker
Santin
Morri- Bo
Bowe
San Lo
John
Kawahara
Haymy Bantehet Witcha
Tennyson
Kens Snyder
Suiset
Joe Miller
Arina
Larry Kowali
Mb Eden
Larey Eeeten
Sny
Fier
Snyder
Gastra Valley
Dan Kingraan
I. Mt Belew
Monarchs
Fligwaril
Ig Aceroyi
Stinger
EIA
Ternyzon
Anotheer
Anderson Leads South County Swimmers to Early Relay Win
South County swimmers, led by Brad Anderson, dominate early events with a 1st in the 200 medley relay and top times in the 100 freestyle and 100 breast. Kim Museh of Pacific and Tony Jonas of Granada also post fast marks, as area competition tightens through March meets.
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South County
Sting Besto
Brad Anderson
Deverol
Othe
Hie
Mission San Hane High
Sam
Kim Museh
Pacific
Dave Pursiano
Bishon O'Dowd
Granada
Tony Jonas
Lisch
Jonas
Ree
Keile Anderson
Museh
James Logan
Mike Helps
Kewin Eyser
Anderson
MSI
Mel Viel
Edest
Atsteran
Musch
Gan Paisira Carrags
Beinis Kinayarns
Chris Land
Arderenn
All Fire
Aszit
Savarhd
Mush
Pal Gerstencarner
Clomwd
Ats
Liv — Anderson
Lima
Will Paistra
Kipayerva
Gist
Vl Weer
Atob
Ieath al the
Hans Clevingtend
Vou
Paul Wa Fon
Iver Mareh
Lordawed
Wasning
Vika
Carven
Tevington
Ken Way
Dave McKay
Paul Osterrdorf
Williams
Teansean Dazes
Missoy San Jaye SR
Pacis
Granedo
Fog
Nona
Bears win Pacific-8 gymnastics meet in Pullman
California tied NCAA finals risk due to probation but Cal gymnasts dominated the Pacific Eight meet. California swept multiple events with top scores from Chris Moses and Charles Glass while Oregon State and UCLA performers also reached high marks in the three day competition in Pullman Washington.
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Pullman
Wash
California
The
Bears
Brad Moses
Steve Mud
Hunter
Horizonte
Steve Hug
Star
Tord
Charles Glass
Cyh
Bill Carpenter
Ringtl
Barney Peters
Cal
Howard Bessa
Slasferd
Jy Mark Lutdy
Vaullitg-L Arad Moses
Rich Gayjor
Jon Ler Toomn
Ore
Dayz Freedland
UCLA
Cal Tie
Jim Fishery
Cal May
Moses
Cale
Mark AdoMsy
RYT. Y
Shuck Letters
Pe Eer
Stanford
Morm Eyats
Uwe Ie
Dads
Arroyo Lions edge in tournament play at Arroyo venue
Arroyo High hosts AA HL quarterfinals as defending champions Arroyo Lions face Tennyson in a winners bracket clash. Elizabeth, Marina, Sunset and Moreau win or lead in a day of Bay Area Athletic League baseball with standout pitching and key hits.
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Jeff Chapman
SAN Loenzo
Lions Baste
Arroyo High
Tennyson
Arroyon
Randling
Amador
Bames
Marina
Pacific
Allison drives Chevrolet to victory at Atlanta
Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama piloted a Chevrolet to victory in the Atlanta 500 stock car race. The win marked Chevrolet's first at a major speedway in eight years, with 82,000 fans on their feet as the final laps unfolded. Isaac’s Dodge Foyt Mercury and Hetty Plymouth remained in close pursuit.
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Hampton, Ga
UPI
Chevy
Buck’ Suntey
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ale
Chevrolet
Junior Johnson
Charlotte
Johnson
Ty Sno
Alliso
A.J Foyt
Houston
Mercury
Foyt
Bobby Isaacs
Cate N.C
Dodge
Alligon
Atlanta International Raceway Oval
ABC
Allison
Isaac
S ‘Mercury
Richard Hetty
Pelly
Randleman
N.C
Calle Tion
Alison
Isaacs
Payt
Tyanes
Foyl
Metanburg
S.C
Bobby
Done
Robh Pearson
Donnie Allison
Pre Fontaine Runs 27 22.3 In Bakersfield Race
The 21 year old Steve Prefontaine set a strong pace at Bakersfield California finishing near the third fastest American six mile time. He clocked 27 minutes 22.3 seconds amid the mental buildup for the Olympic Games as Gerry Lindgren and Billy Mills previously posted faster times in San Diego and elsewhere.
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Steve Prefontaine
University of Oregon
Bakersfwld
Calif
Gerry
Lind= gren
Billy Millis
San Diego
Mills
Europe
Gall
NCAA
AAU
Steve Smith
Long Beach
Tiskersfield
Oregon State
Bakersfield
Bil Schmidt
U.S. Army
Heaney Juckson
Jini
Joan Pavel
University of Southern California
Barbara Easter
Don Quarrie
Trojans
University At Washington
Relergy
Jim Johnson
Dennis Saige
UGA
Tennessee
Renny Brown
Playoff hound Warriors edge 76ers behind Lee and Barnett
In a playoff context the Warriors defeated the 76ers to boost momentum behind Lee and Barnett. Coach Larry Costello cautioned players about injuries as Jones and Robertson deal with muscle strains. Jabbar led Milwaukee with 39 points in a late season win over Cincinnati while discussions focus on matchups versus Golden State.
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Larry Costello
Jones
Nobellson
Bucks
New York
The
Royals
Robertson
Cambridge
Milwaukee
Wally
Costello
Golden State
Warriors
Los Angelus Lakers
Los Angeles
Kareem Atelul-Jabbar
Cincinnati
Jabbar
Allen
Tne
No-hitters by two St. Bede mound stars
Two St Bede pitchers tossed no hitters as Gary Howe Jr and Frank Bulgium starred for St Bede in resounding wins. Howe Jr pitched a perfect no hitter with seven strikeouts in a 24 to 1 victory over Holy Spirit, while Bulgium hurled a no-hitter in a 21 to 1 win over Assumption.
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St. Bede Mound
Ase Senisy
Shilter
Flore
St. Rods SC
Connecro
Erly Hil
St. Bate
Gary
Rum
Bitter
Jim Nuil
Holy Spirit
Sty Beas
Immy Reveirs
Ioles
Reves
Heda
Davi Roman
Fede
Prank Fick Ghurn
Noshitt
Judd
Rick Luge
Holy
Gentry
Hein Derker
Ullle
Lerten
Ato
Sade
SI. Bes
Tim Fkoore
St. Soechiin
Cal State Opens Far Western Conference Play
The Fioneers were washed out of a weekend series at Arcata against Humboldt State last week and must wait until next weekend to begin Far Western Conference play. Cal State stands ten dollars on the season.
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Hayward
Cat State
Teturns
Famorray
Avusa Pacific
Fioneers
Area women’s golf results and notable players listed
Key players and clubs are named in a garbled, OCR style summary. Readable items include first and last names such as Carosneion Ed Te Fi Mid Burkoth and Jane Crgunig, with references to Hight and Weethornton. Also mentions organizations like DRALLS and AHO, along with dates like 10-22-29 and scores such as 95 EI2.
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Burkoth
Jane Crgunig
Dralls
Secord
Weethornton
Aho
Ante Schirmer
Wilme Friedman
A. Faushlee
Wien
Apgle Veltman
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Brrrine Diharh
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Kawabara
Anltihell Y Hasar
Fsnydery Tenn
Srowvalidhes
Mae
Goa
Mariary
Michael Watson
Pew
Arroyo Lions
Vennysor
Ken Snyder
Venedo Valley
County Athletic
Gan Leandro
Hob Ortig
Moicair
Pat Paich
Bevone
Aldison
A. J. Foyt
U.S
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Sports Slate
High Schoor
San Lorem
Arreyge
Sugar City
Ruler
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Santa Chara Valley
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Lee Od
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Connahrn
Airey
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Enincensty
Barcel
Lee
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Finn
Usieli
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Agua
Lew Galaraith Women's
Superior Tire & Wheel Warehouse
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General Tire Service
General Tine
Culinaitin
Laeger
Duralan Culles
Hayward Fremont
Beacon ST
Raniel Moxy
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