Marina Mt Eden Face Crucial Tilt In Hayward Clash
Marina High and Mt Eden clash in a key Hayward Area Athletic League tilt as Mt Eden leads and Marina seeks momentum. Arroyo sits with a bye while Castro Valley Canyon and San Lorenzo top their opponents in afternoon games at 3 15 p m.
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Marina High
Titans
Mt Eden
Hayward
El Cerrito and San Leandro clash in ACAL showdown
In Alameda County Athletic League action tomorrow El Cerrito led by Wil Cerrito’s Les Cain faces San Leandro led by Larry Podesta at Pirates field. San Leandro aims to upset the Gauchos on their diamond while El Cerrito seeks its 9th win to keep atop the ACAL standings. Other games feature Pacific hosting Harry Ells, De Anza at Berkeley, and Encinal hosting Richmond. all 2:15 p.m. starts.
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Fl Cerrito
Les Cain
San Leandro
Larry Podesta
Alameda County Athletic League
Pirates
el Cerrito High
ACAL
Pacific
DeAnza
Gauchos
San Leandrons
Podesta
Essels
Harry Ells
de- Anza
Berkeley
Encinal
Richmond
Irvington Eyes Sixth Straight Win At Home
Irvington High 6-0 seeks a sixth straight Mission Valley Athletic League victory hosting Washington tomorrow. Newark 5-1 moves toward second place as it visits James Tagan and Mission San Jose hosts John F. Kennedy in 3:30 p.m. games.
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Irvington High
Washington
Newark
James Tagan
Mission San Jose
John F. Kennedy
Lindley Sets Northern California Mile Mark At Castro Valley
Castro Valley crowd roared as Mt Eden's Ernie Lindley won the invitational mile in 4 16.9, the fastest Northern California time to date. The meet drew 300+ athletes from 24 high schools, saw nine varsity records fall, one tied, two B marks broken, and two new events established. Berkeley led team scoring with 37 4 points, while Lindley fueled the standout performance amid a crowded program of record efforts and close finishes.
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Castro Valley
Ernie Lindley
Mt. Eden
California
Alameda County
Jim Easter
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Lindley
Mike Liskoski
Berkeley
Ralph Gomez
Hayward
Robert Wilson
Rob Dailey
Arroyo
Almoht
Reggie Jackson
South County
Jordan
Stan
Robinto
San Leandro
Larry Woods
Fale
Jim Lockard
Lockard
Ran Auger
Hayward High
Bob Pickhart
Robert, Wilson
Tony Cannonball Cooper
Brent Tucker
Marv Blackmond
Livermore
Four Horsemen
Biloy Johnson
Ray Armstrong
Ron King
Ladry Sabo
Tennyson
St. Mary's
Hi Costa Valley
Vis Amador
Afrove
Heyward
Pie’ment
Sunvet
James Loan
Risrawn
Clarton Valley
Yonacle Valley
Pacific
Bishop O'Dowd
Mission San Jose
F. Kennedy
Washington
Mdusky
Huskies
Santa Clara Valley
Univesity
Walsh
Craig Morton
Jack Schraub
Ralston
Stanford
Raider
Rauch
Davis
Stanford Track Star Morrison Refuses Coach Control
The beatle-haired sprinter Morrison defends autonomy amid dispute with coach Payton Jordan over uniform length and authority. He argues no coach or athletic bureau should be omnipotent, signaling ongoing tension around team standards and personal expression.
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Tommy Smith
Bay Area
Fresno
West Coast
Pat
Morrison
Stanford
Payton Jordan
Lindley Stars In Northern California Track Runoffs
Ernie Lindley of Mt Eden High posted a 9:20.8 two mile, then won the Castro Valley mile in 4:16.5 defeating Ralph Gomez and overtaking George Rios on the all time list for Northern California 1966. The article lists top performers in multiple events through May 7, including times and names across events like high hurdles and pole vault, highlighting Lindley and Celaya as leading figures.
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Michael Watson
Ernie Lindley
Mt. Eden High
South County
Berkeley
Foothill
Ralph Gomez
Castro Valley
George Rios
California
Ernie
Tennyson
Ray Celaya
Jack Coker
Mission San Josei
Ithers
Mike George
Washington
Larry Howe
Casio Valley
Vows Dennis Mines
San Lorengol
Kirk Fruitas
Miark
Dave Garcia
Nysons
Richard Hammel
Pacific
Robert Wilson
Hayward
Wodwern
the Toin
Len Torres
AML Eden
turn—Valule
Bickhart
Ie Zidy
Larey Woods
San Leandra
Feelins
Leves
Dave Yarbrough
San Lorenzo
de Yath
Lennon
Woods
Heath
Dicknart
Arn
Sii Tims Re Thompson
Edont
Larry White
San Lorengay
Larry Carowall
Canyon
Faden
Ten
Rudy Celaya
Tennysand
Steve Molle
San Leandro
Ken Corwin
Sunset
Bill Jones
Amador
Pelé Toro
Tannyson
Mike Nevin
Pal Bayless
Livermore
JBI
Nevin
Les Paulie
Molle
Joe Bridgeman
Dave McClintock
Mewarks
Larry Hands
Hte
Ron Auger
Caxteo Valley
Chuck Canfield
Liver Nore
Ile
Reb Dalley
Arroyo
Earl Looney
Bob Galemeister
Mission San Jose
Ife Sthy
Jett White
Dennis Wright
Mt Een
Aus Lovwen
Werle
Len Wiersma
Wstaz
Tim Jods
Castro Vallevis
Oscer Harris
Larcy Furvest
James Lopand
Ivy
John Bally
Kennadvys
Fred Gortiaames Logan
Ron Miller
Sission San Jose
Raw Stuart
Newark
Charles Vandageit
Costra Valley
Wright
Ted Lelend
Mike Clooney
Mike Lovisna
James Logan
Steve Acheson
fAreayohs
Vandaput
Gary Carl Son
Areaya
Im Morgan
Garcia Vargas
Oltkhart
Cazhar Nabs Victory in Hayward League Clash
Cazhar rolled to its seventh straight Tavern League win with a 15-5 victory over Corner's as Homeruns sparked the offense. Pink Door also won 12-3 in a 14 hit attack led by Tim Braaten with Russ Miller homering. Carbar produced a 26 hit barrage with Rooney Valenzuela Honewell four safeties while Braaten and Miller homered in the Pink Door win.
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Russ Honeywell
Ben Along
Dave Laven
Cazhar
Hayward Area Recreation Dept
Pink Door
Alnina
Tim Braaten
Carbar
Bill Rooney
Gill Valenzuela
Honewell
Stop Lite Drops Pair In Coast Counties Softball Clash
Stop Lite of Hayward dropped a doubleheader 7-4 and 8-2 to Revtor Cap Olds of San Mateo in the Coast Counties Travel Softball League. San Mateo rallied for seven runs in the fourth inning of game one, with six hits and two hit batters fueling the burst. Castello homered for Stop Lite to start the nightcap lead, but Rector Cad Olds broke the tie in the eighth with six runs aided by walks and an error.
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Revtor Cap Olds
San Mateo
Stop Lite
Hayward
Joe Castello
Rector Cap Olds
Cas-Dids
Beard and Schofield
Works
Mendonca
Rivera
Minalek
Jones
Jefferies
Castello
Gide
Beard
Sehofield
Lopes
Iee
Whalra
Boralez
Smith Rewrites Sprint Records at San Jose Meet
San Jose State sprinter Tommy Smith ran 19.5 seconds for the straightaway 220 yards and 200 meters, a mark faster than history. Coach Bud Winter says the record is unlikely to be matched soon. Smith, from Lemoore, will anchor San Jose State’s 440 and 880 relays and may skip open events at Fresno.
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SAN Jose
San Jose State
Tommy Smith
Smith
Bud Winter
Athens Track Club
Santa Clara Valley
Dave Sime
Frank Budd
Sime
Budd
Fresno
Lemoore
Ing
University
Morrison
Stanford
Pat
Tommy
Sant Jose State
California
Devonne Smith
Winter
Spartans
Los Angeles
Amador High
Granada
Livermore
Liberty
Walsh joins Raiders as new defensive backfield coach
Bill Walsh leaves Stanford for the Oakland Raiders to take the defensive backfield coach position. Raiders coach John Rauch praises Walsh as a hard rising talent with strong technical and organizational skills and notes Walsh chose the pro ranks after an eight year coaching ascent from Hayward High to San Jose State and Berkeley.
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Bill Walsh
South County
Neptonball
East Bay
Oakland Raiders
Walsh
Stanford University
Raider
John Ranch
Washington High School
Huskies
San Lorenzo High
John Ralston
Oakland-Alameda County
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Wash
The
Daily Review
John Ralstyn
Rauch
al Davis
Bill
Hayward High
San Jose State
Sag Mater Junior College
Fort Ord
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