Maddox Tosses No-Hitter As San Lorenzo Triumphs 1-0
San Lorenzo’s senior righthander Jim Maddox fired a one run gem to hand Canyon a 1-0 defeat yesterday. Maddox walked none and allowed two baserunners through six innings before closing out the win. Teammates noted the performance echoed his first no hitter of the 1988 Hayward Area Athletic League season. Next up San Lorenzo visits Sunset Tuesday.
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SAN Lorenzo
Jim Maddox
Canyon
San Lorenizo
Jim
San Loren
Howie Thompson
Tim
Maddox
Fival Tont O'Grady
Rebels
Nex
Bolar
Roly
Lemps
Rich
Lawson
Murchisn
Malversn
Wanda
Oo Rent Agt Savor
Eldurkini
Wewcomt
Msruinbor
Russia
Lynn
Nelson
Ohrawersin
DO O'Grady
Tolls Canyon
Eden Trio Triumphs In Comeback Over Castro Valley 5-4
Eden Trio, led by Gollits, Joe Eugens, and Dave Belley, rallied to defeat Castro Valley 5-4 at windy Mt. Eden. Brganle secured the go ahead with a second hit as Deftley delivered a ground-rule double and relief pitching closed out the win.
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Steve Ames
Dim. Gollits
Joe. Eugens
Dave Belley
Eden
Castro Valley
Hayward Area
Collins
Joe Brganle
Defby
Deffloy
Dale Bolin
South
Bob Pese
Joe Erpnnia
Spartans
Plese
Deftley
Castro
Dons Maintain Frosh Lead With Strong Pitching Win
Mickey Lopez pitched effectively and struck out 17 as Arroyo High held a half game edge in the freshman baseball standings. Larry Clark drove in two runs for the winners, while Marina’s team and Ban Lorenzo delivered solid performances.
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Mickey Lopez
Arroyo High
Avon Athletic
Sunset
Sun
Lorenzo
Rocky Hasther Jas
Asinatn
Wie Plate
Haal Frosh
Rebel JV Gains Lead in HAAL Action
Sunsets Dave Hendrickson earned praise for top relief pitching and scoring the winning run as Sunset JV upset San Lorenzo 4-3 in eight innings. San Lorenzo moved to 4-2 atop the HAAL standings after a 4-2 win over Canyon while other HAAL games saw varied results.
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Dave Hendrickson
Sunset High
Trnuy San Loraggzo
Teddy
Hendrickson
Sunset
Seelsion
Hay Wave Area Athletic League
San Laranza
Canyon
Nein
Den
Castro Valley
Dave Luna
Tennyson
Lin
Sigfest Olumph
Martha
Kim
Tver
Lorenio
Rich LaPlante Dominates In CAL Baseball Duel
Moreau High hosted Bishop O'Dowd as Rich LaPlante outpitched his brother Ron LaPlante to lift O'Dowd to a Catholic Athletic League win. Rich drove in four runs with a homer and two singles, while Ton LaPlante allowed nine hits for Moreau as the Mariners slid to the CAL cellar despite John Noguerra homering for the Dragons.
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Bishop O'Dowd High
Catholic Athletic League
Hayward
Moreau High
Bishop O'Dowd
Rich LaPlante
Moreau
Lwer
Ron LaPlante
Dragons
Rich LaPlaise
Mariners
O'Dowd
Dragon Cal
Aed
Rich
Ton
CAL
John Noguelta
Bishop Aropwo
Dfagance
Dronkels Rt
Weirich
Rusearch
Nogusite
Rilap Ing
Famarale Et Buprety
Ononalsitin
B—Burlaly
Guscevigh
McHugh
St Elizabets Mustangs extend CAL win streak
Oakland report says St Elizabeths Mustangs dominated Salesian to match eighth straight Catholic Athletic League victory. First baseman Stan Williams drove in four runs with a sharp single, helping the Mustangs seize control and maintain their lead in the CAL race amid a noisy, beamish spring.
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Oakland
St. Elizabeth's Mustangs
Catholic Athletic League
Stan Williams
Shine
Ant Siacle
Mustangs
CAL
Salesian
Yesters
Day
Bayesian
Elirabethssa
Caries
Awwinirceo
Abondiae
Andy
Tad Campae
Brignote
Osanin Pons Carua
Pmarshallss
Sufte
Isvailims
Ari Waslon
D.cemp
Reduik el
Padharneen
Arlartay
Vcaingye
Yaunvaner
Prep Ducats Still Remain At Bay Prep Awards Banquet
A large supply of tickets remains for the 1988 Hast Bay Prep Writer's Association awards banquet at Qandavan's Hall in Lonson Square. Twelve major awards including Coach of the Year will be presented. Tickets are still available at Daily Review offices.
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Qakland
Hast Bay Prep Writer's Association
Qandavan
Hallaw Eck Lonson Square
Mant Bey Nownpanera
Eueng
Daily Review
Miltete
United States
Larson Leads Trials as Cal State Qualifies Big at Meet
The article details Clayton Larson shattering the 60-64 conference mark with a 14.3 in the hurdles and a 60-3 shot put, with Cal State fielding a strong contingent led by top performers such as Vic Simmons and Greg McKinney, as various events shape the Western Conference track qualifying rounds at Mackay Stadium.
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Wolfpack
Reno
Cal State College
Vic Simtons
Clayton Larson
Nevada
Georgelyard
Mackay Stadium
Aner
Larson
Bob
Stale Sophoranre Sylvester
Stale
Staulle
Johnson
Joe Jashmairi
Tus Toga
Rand
Cal State
Howie Metalebb
Cal
Carlegian
Dash Ple
Robby Russell
Sims
Nevadas
Dash Clerking
Dash
Grant Greer
Herbslime
Ashton
Mack
Nay Roberts
Charles Bayluns
Roy Hennerson
Larry Wands
Greg McKinney
Denis Lynn
Carson Bingling
USC
Davis
Dave Williams
Chico
Bob Walace
Sacramento State
Bob Prince
Yosterday
Wallace Tchiral
Thompson
Canning
Simmons
Brines
Saclo
Wibee
Chica
Russell
Utirot Heal
Wallace
Mevada
Fteal Rusant
Fibben
Hind
Heath Prines
Heney
Hirst Heal
Greer
Asieton
Woskyl
Parkinson
Jonn McCalebb
Ogdaleve
Nowcast
Buerman
Humboldl
Sade Hering
Aig
Baleman
Hirst
Wom Vada
Mewvley
OCG
Dene In
Burrell
Walker
Pasai
Sacto
Woo
Bovis
Satfield
Cigico
Hudies
Sherlock
Bueno
Fowler
Chit
Tussbury
Dearing
Cveral
Roberts
Danvit
Exuney
Humbolell
Kanavel
the Grace
Javas Gordaya
SEOC
Rautio
Fafion
Humboldt
Kennedy
Hilbeo
Sares
Rasmussin Sacto
Metach
Chapla
Long
Ump
Wiliams
Ets Thompson
Alley
Hhvada
Canyon Netters Nab HAAL Crown
Canyon High School defeated San Lorenzo and coasted to the Hayward Area Athletic League dual meet title at Cal State College courts. Emilio Amati swept Dan Dunsford 6 2 6 4 as Canyon stretched its dual meet streak to 81 and HAAL mark to 14 0 while San Lorenzo fell to 6 11.2.
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Unbeaten
Canyon
Hilltop
Cal State College
San Lorenzo
Tigh
Zack Papachristos
Cougars
San Larengosand
Castro Valley
Emilio Amati
Dan Dunsford
Cougar
Matina
Tennyson
Vikings keep top spot with deadlock in MVL race
Washington Irvington shut out the visiting Vikings as Irvington bested Washington 5 to 0. The Vikings stay tied with New York for the Mission Valley League lead at 3-0 in league play and prepare to visit Knight Field Tuesday for the ice-breaking contest.
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Knight Field
Enlwovater
Washington
Irvington
Hauberlss
RelRpeltty
Crawhormy
Foulknérnet JD
Vandrwt Ay
Nunnery
Det LaRoan Rf
Meridath
Sehmidh Gh
Ailodaay
Ron Rarilp
Smith
Ho Zona
Vikes Seek Formula For Home Wins
San Leandro reports Carl Feick of Pacle High decries home woes as Pacific’s Tony Castro and Richmond High spark a 4 3 loss. Lancaster Jameson and Graham lead the Oilers with RBI plays while Simeon, Prole, and Murphy contribute in a rough home defeat for the Vikings.
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San Leandro
Carl Feick
Pacle High
Vikings
Richmond High
Pacific
Tony Castro
Jerry Simeon
Hunt
Richmond Howler
Bohamenon
Richmond
Racine Wor
Pecena A Pe
HANCT
Flaca Ti
Bentoe As
Ol Kelly
Cesira Dt A
Harrison
Mesars
Lancasiref
Simeon
Branco HO
Murphy
Tacuns
Graham
Prole
Damesone
Witclean
Pissatorg
Butane
Teett Richmond
Wong
Ed Paciig
RBI
Aarrin Lancaster
Jameson
Gamaies Graham
Pirates Still Await Alameda League Road Win
Alameda County baseball notes show San Leandro visiting San Leandro and dropping a road game to Encino despite early hits by Mike Chaney Gary Castro and Gary McCaffery. Encino answered with an unearned run in the fifth to pull ahead as Saw Aranbrd claimed the win.
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Alameda
San Leaaldro
Pirates
Alameda County Athletic League
Sunorina
San Leander
Tina
Thadels
Ioning
Ray Olvera
Mike
Chaney
Gary Castro
Gary McCaffery
Casto
Olivero
San Sandro
Encino
Gama
Aranbrd
Kltchetods
Faneiernvaner
Carina
Divers
IB Griga
Dm McCallory
Knights Sidestep Logan Challenge In MVAL Victory
Union City Newark Knights rout Logan with two rallies for a 6-4 Mission Valley Athletic League win. Wayne Miller earned his fourth win without a loss as Newark topples Logan and preserves a top MVAL standing.
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Union City
Newark
James Lingan
Mission Valley Athletic League
MVAL
Haver
Lefty
Wayne Miller
Fonrth
Newalie Javan Lavan
al Thasavah
Casarasict al i Fragus
Rally Paves Way for JUK Win In Turbulent Game
Premont Jay Perea delivered a clutch double as the Titans broke a 2-2 tie in a tense Valley League matchup. John Kennedy, a standout for Sickless Wiskton, matched the pace with key hits and drove in runs. The game featured late scoring swings and several defensive plays shaping a 75-? victory for JUK.
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Premont
Jay Perea
Rases
Gree John of Kennedy
Titans
Wiseton Valley Athletic League
Wiskton San Jose
JOMN
Iin
Musston SA West
Ewing
A . Walla
Pourra
Sue Tega
Relia
Fara A
Aanton Pwin
Peri Bush
Farla
Lor Jahn
Kennedy
Muauien
Nercaravaie Securitys
Gwent
McPherson Leads Chabot to Golden Gate Tennis Playoffs
McPherson of Cal State Hayward dominates singles to lift Chabot in the Golden Gate Conference semi finals as Peninsula rivals struggle. Cal State Sacramento State and Merritt College push hard with close scores in a chaotic, injury-tinged day on the Chabot courts.
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Ron McPherson
Chabot
Golden Gate
Gladiators
Merritt College
City College of San Francisco
Foothill
College of San Moted
Diablo Valley
San Jose City College
Contra Costa Zera
Mike Su
Pioneers Take Third In FWC Golf Championship
The Far Western Conference golf event at Yate Fliers Golf Club ended with Cal State College and Sacramento State sharing co-champion status after 109 medals. Jeff Mountain of Chico State earned individual medalist honors with a 76. Cal State’s Att Less Vie led after day one, finishing in a two way tie for second. Nevada placed fourth and Humbold and San Tran tied for fifth as the field completed play.
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Woodland
China State
Sacramento State
Yate Fliers
Cal State College
Hay‘lward
Satraments
Nevada
Ali
Humbalde
San Tran
Tennis singles and doubles quarterfinals across colleges
In the singles division quarterfinals Alack Elrioll of Foothill faces Wong of CCSF with scores listed, while Les Halsey of Merritt competes against Tom Discher of Chabot. The doubles division shows pairings including Wone-White CCSF and McPherson-Discher Chatel, with several matches ending in tight sets and others decided by clear margins.
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Alack Elrioll
Foothill
Vdom Wong
CCSF
Les Halsey
Merritt
Tom Discher
Chabot
Chuck White
Tom Hassler
Macey
Ron McPherson Foheral
Pole Landmatd
Wone-White
Ron Lowe
Gary Hassalblay
McPherson Discher
Chatel
D. Lang
Meidlim Flood
Hansen-Haysier
D. Pat Huang
Daye Fang
CSM
Ellinih
Greg Parker Foulhill
Bob Tronvig
Ralent
Scxaver
Ady
Chabot Nine Relies On Top Hitting In Tight Race
Chabot College hosts San Jose State or Morritt as the Gladiators chase the GGC title with a 37-3 league mark. Top hitters Ward New ton Metivier and Soranuen pace a lineup hitting well over .300. Pitchers Vargas and Babler lead in wins and ERA as Chabot aims to clinch the conference title this week.
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Chabot College
Inoke
GGC
Gladiators
Chabot
Steve Soranuen
Alump
Hatti
Chris Ward
Ward
Anteher
Steve Newton
Glads
Gerald
Metivier
San Ae Kent Rica
Malivier
RBI
Newton
Butch Vargas
Mick Babler
Vargas
Babler
San Dose Tosday
Thale
Morritt
Thore
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Mval Baseball
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Pirate Road Hex
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Mike Sohelanott
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al Pierce
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