No Double Winners, But MSJ Takes Crown
Mission San Jose won the Fourth Annual MVAL track meet topping Newark 68 to 52 in Fremont. Vic Agpalo Ken Ferling and Chris Bufkin each won two events while James Lofan placed third in the mile. Washington posted records in the mile relay and pole vault as teams from Newark Kennedy Irvington and James Logan posted notable marks.
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Fremont
Mission San Jose
Newark
Vic Agpalo
Ken Ferling
Washington
Chris Bufkin
Beylee
Newark High’s
Ken. Ferling
Kennedy
Pat Hanca
Kent Stinson
Marbity
Son Sai Josey
Abs
Mtn
Tevin
John
Ind Te Aragon
Powell i
Spaie Ti
Victoria
Rane
Weiran
Nes
Masten Soh
Devinaten
Ai John F. Kennedy
Susy Oy
Tadevich Bnei
AL Eee
Tae Nar Tooke
Rod “Hughes
Rkley
Sanat
Terry Wreti
Abador
Licensii
Weys
Lberty
Sophnmare
Manuel Rani
Rez
Weston
Ramirez
Wren
Tristo
Cohen Fertig
Randy Peverill
Rnin Ti
My Oo
Lugers
Granada
Carlos Farias
Tnt Aw Vb
Liberty
Luckett
Kagan
Peverill
White
Streltenpetane
Farias
Pelerean
Wright
Bob Loder
Thamasory
Taba Tits
TSN
Willaims
Washi He
Misson
San
Denn
Dave Smilin
Craw
Hbtalar
Logan
Feariavet
Meualer
Fear Vivian
Seon
Beamon
Hamanar UH
Dave Wraiey
Tare
Haat Merrell
Sein
Desmond
Noonan
Watoon
Chuck Morie
McPherson Eae
Slsup Rodriguez
Keon
Lewis
Lopain
Mile Relly
James Logan
Irvington
Sam Jose
Bob Fugman
Toy Roacrestinh
Mlaures
Walt Loroposne
Mellmupler Higarte
Onilyeros
Matsalon
Irvinatan
Armijo Fans 10 In Orioles 1 Hit Victory
Rod Armijo struck out 10 Alburt Metal Braves in an Ashland Little League game to pitch the Orioles to a one hit, 14 to 0 victory.
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Rod Armijo
Alburt Metal Braves
Ashland
Orioles
Hayward Industrial League Softball Caps Twinbill Scores
Numerous league games across Hayward and vicinity highlighted an active Industrial League night. Prings beat East Bey Lumber 6-1 as Yoder Flynn and Hernandez led the offense, while Kiwanis fell 6-1 to Police with Shane homering and tripling. McDonald and Garza paced a 24-0 Youth Corps win amid scattered results across teams including Teamsters, Mission Merchants, and San Jose National.
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Armijo
Scott Yoder
Rick Flynn
Idaubes
Marty Hernandez
Mark Jones
Prings
East Bey Lumber
Hayward
Kiwanis
Mark Shane
Dan
Associated Fonds
Susute Ways
Scan Snipesch
Tony McDonald
Ray Garza
Walloping
Recreation “Dept
Bret
McDonald
Hutte Field
Mark Halmark
Larry Combs
Hamilton
Atha Associated Foods
Inez
Steve Velasquez
Teamsters
Spoofers
San Lorenzs National
Bohannon
Alan
win-Brecht
Mission Merchants
Revagorna
Cerpe
Faeda
Sion San Jose
Dublin
Action
The
Panthers
Foamavers
Kermate Rattid
Perry
Henay
Rodrigues
Mokore
Seanosvel
Rodriguez
Dasmond Ashland II
Redhiaves
Bleneke
Rites
Cale Ene
Kitson Berg
Chantess Armia
Ingisen Ara Ramersy Luft
Sally Youer
To's
Rumaker
Sorenson Hayward American L.L
Prinos
Visage Church
Toagg Ers Bay Lumber
Iwanis
Bally Wilaker
Jones
Sonete
SAN Lorenzo LL
Teamslere
Zives
Roman
Farnberg
Edwards
Ingerman
Pierson
Grant
Teare
Avarson
Mere
Bishop O'Dowd and Moreau win at Catholic League play
In a high school baseball clash Bishop O'Dowd outlasted St. Marys as errors and walks fueled a four run seventh inning. Rich LaPlante and Kevin Burnett drew walks with timely hits to push Bishop O'Dowd past their Bay Area rival. Moreau High captured its first GAL win in 10 games, beating De La Salle behind Mike McCormick's six hits allowed and Dan McHugh driving in four runs on a double and a single.
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Steve Jones
Mike Eggers
Jim Moran
Gee
Bishop O'Dowd
Panthers
Tim Brophy
Dan Buskovich
la Plante
Burnett
Berkeley
Concord
Moreau ‘High
Rich Espidha
Bath
Mariners
Hayward
de la Salle
Espidha
Moreau’ High
Moreau
Dan McHugh
de l’ la Salle
Mike
McCormick
Jayyeas
Waugh Named Chico Coach
Jerry Waugh, 40, was named basketball coach at Chico State this week succeeding Gene Anderson who resigned to join Southwest Minnesota State at Marshfield. Waugh was an All-Big-Seven player at Kansas and coached at Maryvale High School in Phoenix for the past four years.
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Chico
Calif
Jerry Waugh
Chico State
Gene Anderson
Southwest
Minnesota State
Marshx Eeive
Waugh
Famed Phog-Allen
Kansas
Dick Harp
Maryvale High School
Phoenix
Ramblers and Jets Ease Past Opponents in Softball Action
In San Leandro, Joan Libbey powered the unbeaten Ramblers to a 9-4 win over Ramos Piper at Thrasher Park. Libbey pitched five innings, allowed five hits, and drove in three with a single, double, and bases-loaded triple. Sheila Sedlachek led the Muntangs past the Amigos 1-2 with four-hit pitching and Eva Radcliffe adding a two-run triple.
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San Leandro
Joan Libbey
Ramoblera
Ramos Piper
Thrasher Park
Libbey
Muntangs
Amigos
Sheila Sedlachek
Eva Radcliffe
Liakoro
Amador Falls To Swell 10-1 In EBAL Tilt
Amador H.S. drops to 10-1 in league play as Ballard tosses six hitless innings for Swell. Willis doubles and drives in the key run during a seventh inning outburst, while Swell wins 10-1 to press Albany for first.
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Amador Falls
Newark Near MVAL Title Vikes Huskies Also Win
Newark preserved sole possession of first in the Mission Valley Athletic League with a 43 win as Newark edged Mission San Jose. Irvington High pitcher Dela Rosa homered twice and drove in five while Irvington defeated James Logan 7 2. Huskies pitcher Graves allowed two hits in 2 8 innings to beat the Colts and keep Washington within one game of Logan in the standings.
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Washington
Jerry Nobis
Frr- Ang
Logan
Berno Deoakers
Bob Loder
Mission
Sen
Josh
NCSI
Kennedy High
Richmond
Newark
Vikes
Huskies
Mission San Jose High
Mission Valley Athletic League
Newark Teanne
Sromanl
James Logan
Mark Conley
Colts
Peny Seann
Irvington
Withits
Knights
MVAL
Batt
Wayne Miller
Theowavis
Rams
Dela Rosa
Mike Vanderwect
Driy-Board
RBI
Dola
Vla
Bill Craigham
Warriors
Ose Wawang
Aber Hl Ao'r Din
Dames Sooan
Wathington Corawho
Mecuriey
Wmilleye Pd
P.kmnnmdy
Imarkuurl
Io Gleam
Reinenigan
Bite
Hemmeen
Sedacel Rt
Fedo Sane
Bucacea Na
CIA
Vom OM
ETS
Afta Cass RY
Rb—Prague
W—Kerrigar
HRC
Ens
Ralmrabekuy
Mion Bandeen
Ance Lycess
Naework
Heyy Ford
Sac
James Lowen
Washington Tl
Aecanaat Suelo
Daree Fenestrah
Ey Basher Patrens
Atey the
Ro—Kesniper
Daring
Myler
Husky Clilé Graves
Standings and Teams in Minor L L Baseball through May
The clipping lists multiple regional standings through May with teams such as Nayward American, Hatward Continental, and San Lorreheg National. It names players, sponsors, and local business contributors like Val's Yellow Cab, Griffith Motors, Fairview Fire Department, and Red Rooster, noting win totals and notable performers across divisions and associations. The messy OCR includes numerous misreadings but preserves the sense of club rankings, sponsor ties, and season progress.
Stevens Faces Wright In San Francisco Pro Wrestling Show
In San Francisco Blond Ray Slavens aims to reclaim the United States heavyweight title from Bearcat Wright at the Cow Palace. Main event features include Pepper Gomez and Pedro Morales defending against Kin Shibuya and Haru Basaki in a non-title bout. Other matches include Mr. Salto vs Alberta Amessa and Chuy vs Rocky, with additional tag and singles contests listed.
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San Francisco
Ray Slavens
United States
Bearcat Wright
Pepper Gomez
Pedro Morales
Kin
Shibuya
Haru Basaki
Mr. Salto
Alberta Amessa
Don
Chuy
Rocky
Montero
Hahn
Leayn
Lou
Albany Edges Livermore 8 7 In EBAL Battle
Albany upsets Livermore 8 to 7 as the Cougars erase a 7 4 deficit in the final inning. Nunes Balbach and Gaunt led the offense while Viziap and Hernandez contributed on the mound. Livermore suffers a fourth straight loss, and both teams sit at 5 2 in league play.
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Livermore
Albany’ High
Livermore Cowboys
Green and Gold
Cats
Thesleague
Jon Swell
Cowboys Land
Las E.b.al
Cougars
Albany
Josckle
Nunes
O'Germa
Dip Letra
T Perry
Balbeh
Pidsnte
Devany
Laynerf
Gibson
DO Gaunt
Caywood
Ritter
Schradéer
Taylor
Apo
Bedentine
Balbach
Gaunt
Layne
Falenquela
Harkins
At. Nunes
Balgath
Liberty captures EBAL oval crown in track meet
Liberty High dominates the East Bay Athletic League track meet with six event wins and 90 total points. Amador places second with 62, Livermore third at 41, and Granada fourth at 24. Carlos Matos of Liberty wins the 100 and 440 dashes and anchors the mile relay, clocking 10.0 seconds in the 100.
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Brentwood
Liberty
East Bay Athletic League
Amador
Livermore
Granada
Carlos Matis
Lions
Matos
Bob Becker
Athletes Sign Letters Of Intent To Four Colleges
Seven Bay Area high school standouts signed letters of intent to enroll at four different colleges this fall in the Pacific Eight Conference. Notables include Reed Pendleton of San Leandro and Tim Much of Pacific entering UC Berkeley, with others heading to UCLA, Oregon State, and Washington State.
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San Francisco
Alameda County
Pacific
Reed Pendleton
San Leandro
Tim Much
University of California At Berkeley
UCLA
Oregon State
Washington State
Bay Area
South County
Dave ‘Grossi
Pacifica
Mike Klaas
San Ramon
Larry Lonensky
Alameds
Stanford
Phil Ghenier
Berkeley
Cal
Jin Anderson
Ygnacio Valley
Oregon
Alan Bell
Washington
California
Tim Musch
Pacille
Raed Pendigton
San Leandra
Sviranitegy
Tim Todd
Castco Valley
Carl Thomas
Castro Valley
Ranec
Tim Stakes
San Iro
Foot
Larsington
Jay Cranay
San Lorertd
Mike Talbot
Stanford Masters and Awards Named Across Stanford Athletics
Stanford announces winners of the Masters trophy for the top scholar athlete, the new Rill Hoffman Award for outstanding Stanford athlete, and Pacific-8 Student-Athlete Award honors. Other Stanford award recipients include football and rugby figures, with several honors for leadership and athletic achievement across sports.
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Stanford
Jack
Peter- Boyce
Rill Hoffman
Shatanl
Marty Brit
Jim Raynolda
Mipr
Dl Thamay
Joneel
Hervay
Gary Eerie
Crane
Gary
Archaea
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Rich
Barerra
Butkin
Mike George
Bufkin
WHS
Seesson
Agpalo
Andy Aragon
NHS
Hank Powell
Powell
Frank Bautina
Steve’ Hieg
Larry Garcia
Larry
Ready, Green
Foe
Bill Tong
Brian Welton
John F. Kennedy
Dave Dunlap
L.L. Roundup
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Fee Weensin
Fe New Pre Asseuss Remerees
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Albuquerque
Shreveport
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Pasa
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ST. Mar 'S
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Busevich
Owens
LaPite Cp
Newell
Pieron Jens
McGinnis
Beaers
Obell
O Kistner
Es Morais
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Achneldr
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Flore
Ginnis
Ramblers
Renane
Pat Stenray
Daskle Owen
Joan Abtay
Bernie
Bill Ballard
John Swett High
Paign
Albany High
Aed Ballard
Mike Willis
Dan Thomas
Willis
Chuck Brown
Dan Siscoz
Darren Crise
Nayert
Fenric Lintedh
Adams
Albright
Wills
Pereira
Crise
Falknith
Ballard
Pasay
Seaworld
Stsneray
Salto
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Tately
Amadorabo
Jonn Swellitt
Redwood City Jets
Coope
Bi Miller
Berala
Mert Baker
Pleasant Hu
Saints
Patrick Gomer Field
ACAL
Richmand
Alameda Iw
Bneinn Pacific
Conley
Minor
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Pean
Val
Yellow Cab
Hatward Continertal
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Grifith Motors
Qi Halen
Fairview Fire Department
Ena Bilan Che Bailey
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Ken Boyden
Dave
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Dave's
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Fairway
Ranier
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Jr. Chamber
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Nip Kraidler
Tim
Frey
Lionas
Ron Ci
Clark
Fairs Way
Gary Y Gardne Rotl
Seve Borman
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Maryynat
Gene Kersten
Tennyson Travengn Mey
Midway Auto
Bergren Steel
Sueray Center
Red Rooster
Huntwood Manor
Ray Mater
Elizabeth
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Stevens
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Ron
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F. Kennedy
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Cremais
John Swett
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Vas
Serer
Haleam
Gane
Leguer
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Anderson
Ani Gerson
Wilson
Slit
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Martelia
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Tony Mell
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Donan
Masters
Shovati
Spokbre’ Jeu
Carota Ianiegs
Aie
Birmingham
Sravannen
Hindage
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