Amador Clinches 3-3 Win Over Liberty for Series Sweep
Amador: Bernard pitches four hits four strikeouts and goes distance as Mansor drives three rallies with singles leading the Dons past Liberty 3-3. Man sor scores in each inning and the Dons rally from a first-inning tie to take the victory and move into second in the DVAL East Bay standings behind John Swett. Next Tuesday Amador is idle while Liberty hosts Alhambra and San Ramon visits John Swett.
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Liberty Lions
Gerald Wiltey
Dons
Swett
John Swett
Livermore
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San Ramon
Als
Abay
San Hemon
Liberty
Dour
Alhambra
Sir Bernard
Tom Mansor
Remy Giannini
Manger
Jack Nebel
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Ball
Frank Curdy
RBI
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Gary Dyer
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Goad Shuts Down San Ramon in Cowboys 2-Hitter Victory
Livermore pitcher Tom Goad fired a two-hitter over seven innings, striking out 11 as the Cowboys beat San Ramon 4 1 in Danville. Goad allowed only a third-inning run, improved to 2-0 on the season, and teammate Ron Mueller delivered the game winning single in the seventh after bases loaded with no outs.
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Livermore
Tom Goad
San Ramon
Cowboys
Wolves
Goad
Good
Tar Cowboys
Charles Fesca- Tina
Jim Stocks
Ron Mueller
Leroy Invin
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Belmont Cycle Races Results Highlight Local Track Card
Belmont chain of races produced a trophy dash winner Crisel of Castro Valley. Myron Hendrickson claimed the 15 lap main event with a track record time of 4 78. Dick Dorresley of Richmond finished second.
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Belmont
Whel Crisel
Castro Valley
Myron Hendrickson
Dick Dorresleyn
Richmond
Huskies Sixth In SOVAL Track
Sunnyvale Los Altos High in its first varsity season won the Santa Clara Valley league track crown at Fremont High oval. Santa Clara led with 63.34 points, Sunnyvale 40, Washington Fremont 25, Huskies 35 in Class B competition. Camden won relay but was disqualified. top runners and marks listed for each event. The meet determines qualifiers for the North Coast Section Division three meet next Friday in San José.
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Sunnyvale
Los Altos High
Santa Clara Valley
Panthers
Washington
WIEST
Jim Sperou
Camden
Tuskies
Grady Hudson
Rich Bacret
Lin
Dave Hawkin
John Quaid
Bill Nickel
David Nickel
Steve Barnet
Guilford
Santa Clara
Lynn Gold
San José
Leroy Tacang
Marist Scone
Musk
Leone
Washington Boys
Curtis
Dale Lee
Bill Bauhheffer
Eddie Logan
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Hudson
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Andrade
Turner
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Fremont
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Ramos Frome
Costello
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Owen
Nichels
Schoenweller
Barnett
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Cooper
Calne
Wilprish Lse
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Graham
Quaid
Casini
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Fiske Eis
Keith
Los Altos
Campbell Amaden
Gaide
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Ayer
Buchstr
Eastwood and Griebrok Rule ACAL 880 and Mile Race
Eastwood led the ACAL 880 from start to finish and edged Rich Barry in a dramatic late move. Griebrok won the mile as South County and Berkeley teams posted strong showings. Smitty won the discus for San Leandro while Nordie placed fourth. high jump injuries sidelined Brugstar.
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Bill Dani
Elis
George Buck
Sam Foster
San Lorenzo
Dave Lynch
Mike Wollen
Lynch
Eastwood
Ismith
San Leandro
Wilbur Smitfy
Jim Nordie
Smith
Nordie
Southern
ACAL
Leandro
Nordlis
Brnsstar
Pirates
Alameda
Steve Carnahan
Wao J
Brugstar
Ells Quartersailer
Rich Simmons
Berkeley
LA Judge Reviews Anti Stadium Suit Over Chavez Ravine Deal
A Pasadena judge heard an anti stadium suit aimed at blocking the Chavez Ravine deal with the Dodgers. A temporary restraining order could stay in place until a ruling by Judge Kenneth Newell or Judge Louis Kirshbaum who filed the case for a preliminary injunction. Dodgers and city officials seek to proceed with the project ahead of the June 3 referendum.
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Pasadena
Kenneth ©. Newell
Jats
Los Angeles
Chavez Ravine
Dodgers
Louis Kirsnbaum
Citzen
Newell
Phil Silver
Kirshbaum
Burke Jones
William W. Alsup
O'Melveny & Myers
ACAL Track Results Show Varied Times and Records
Cal and Berkeley area results list numerous athletes by name plus times, with old and new ACAL marks. Notable mentions include El Cerrito, DeAnza, San Leandro, and multiple schools with individual performances and standings across events.
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Putnams
Fussell
Filey
Farreia
Carter
Biel
Huseelt
Bolden
Johnson
Longden
Lou’ Pacheco
San Lorenzo
Jacobs
Herbranson
Carlos
Browr Ty Sherbourne
Les Fretter Oakley Bhipearmante
Gilkey
Certer
Busita
Ferreira
Junnila
Adkisson
DeAnza
Fisly Gnelnal
Richrmund
Leandro
Elis
Edman
Patton
Murs
Dus Miller
Hermanes
Hayward
San Lowrenzo
San Leandro
Janes Ae
Lea Ont Per Snelna
Gastro W
Ater & Arr
Sores Sancinal
Rishmind
Berseley
San Leandro Ells
el Iecrdie
Pied
Peacock to Fight Marquez in San Diego Coliseum Bout
California vanquished Lilly Peacock meets Stockton opponent Marquez in a ten round lightweight bout at the San Diego Coliseum tonight.
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San Diego
California
Lilly (Sweetpea
Mary Mary Quite Contrary Want Ads Offer Blooming Violets
A playful notice invites readers to invest in African violets already in bloom, suggesting easier gardening with ready plants. Classified tone, mentions Class 27 want ads and today’s listings.
Shatters 3 Records In NCS Trials In Santa Clara
Gary Heinrich of Hayward set an American and national interscholastic mark in the 400 yard freestyle at the North Coast Section trials. He clocked 4:23.5 after a 4:03.6 in the 400 free heats. Trials also featured diving and other swims with San Leandro, Sequoia and Santa Clara divers advancing.
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Rich Gohlee
Santa Clara
Hayward
Gary Heinrich
North Coast
Heinrich
Hes Sénies
NCAA
Fred Konno
Konno
U.S
Aquaman
Hayward Ecoach
Gordon Phillips
San Leandro
Brian Foss
Esse
Roy Childs
Sequoia
South County
Hainzich
Foss
San Leandes
Adam
Childs
Brooks
Engelsideschen
Hillstigier
Miller
San Rafael
Longuevan
Campbell
Collins
Leandro Netmen Sweep SACAL Finals in San Leandro
San Leandro Pirates, led by coach Bob Hol, dominated the SACAL tennis finals on their home courts. They captured first and second places in both singles and doubles events while finals featured players from Essels Hayward Castro Valley and Arroyo.
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San Leandro
Bob Hol
Mounties Top PCL Race as Phoenix Gains
In a light pen nant race night the Vancouver Mounties pulled ahead by a half game over Portland Sacramento and Phoenix after all four games were decided by one run. Sacramento edged San Diego 2-1 in 13 innings. Portland beat Spokane 2-1 in 11. Phoenix defeated Salt Lake 6-5. Vancouver beat Seattle 1-0. Dusty Rhodes hit a grand slam for Phoenix. Leon Wagner and Bobby Prescott added solos.
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United Press
Sacramento
San Diego
Padre Solon Tists
Jana Portland
Spokane
Phoenix
Salt Lake
Ming
Vancouver
Seattle
Slim Mountees
Portland
Salt Lake City
Clayton Dalrymple
Harry Bright
Solons
Padres
Bill Werle
Roger Osenbaugh
Salons
Roger Bowman
Beavers
Rhodes
Bees
Dusty Rhodes
Leon Wagner
Bobby Prescott
Giant
Snead Golf School Remedy for Pull-Slice Swing
Sam Snead offers tips to fix an outside-in pull slice by adjusting shoulder turn at the top of the backswing. The monograph explains how proper shoulder position can straighten the path, contrasting with the pull-slicer who does not retreat the shoulders.
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John F. Dille
Sam Snead
Bolt Still Leads Rain Delayed Arlington Open
Bolt, from Paradise, Fla, holds a one-stroke lead in the rain delayed Arlington Open second round at Hot Springs Ark. After rain halted play, Bolt stood two under par on the seventh hole. He opened with a 64 to lead a field including Gary Player Bob Rosburg and Bert Weaver. Two rounds remain to finish the event.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Balt
Gil
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Can
Bert Weaver
Beaumont
Tex
Don January
Eastland
A! Besselink
Grassingers
Paradise
Fla
Fort Worth
Giants versus Dodgers radio baseball game
Giants take on the Dodgers in a KSFO radio broadcast with play by play and inning updates from the San Francisco area.
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Sundaes
Baseball Giants
Dodgers
KSFO
Bev Hanson Leads Lawton Open in Rainy Second Round
Beverly Hanson of Indio shot a two under par 70 to take the first round lead at the $5000 Lawton Women's Open Golf Tournament as Betty Dodd withdrew with a knee injury. The field of 20 reduced after Dodd's exit, with Marlene Sauer Hague in pursuit. Weather delayed play amid three years of rain-soaked course conditions.
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Lawton
Okla
Betty Dodd
Miss Dodd
Lawton Municipal
California
Beverly’Hanson
Indio
Marlene Sauer Hague
Ladies Frolessignal Golf Association
Mise “Hanson
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Roy Campanella
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Bev Hanson
Kim Ratcliff
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