Manor Jr League Opens Ninth Season With Parade
Washington Manor Junior Baseball League kicks off its ninth season this Saturday with a parade at 11 a.m. from St Felicitas Church ending at Washington Manor Park. Walter Mails of the San Francisco Giants speakers bureau will speak, followed by three exhibition games. The parade includes the Oakland Naval Air Station Color Guard and local groups. Games begin Monday May 16 at 6 p.m. at Washington Major Park.
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the Loop
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Canady Tops C-2 Uprising in Hard League Action
Canady led South County AC to an 84 win over First Southern Baptists in HARD C-2 League action. Don Brazel delivered a key single in a six run second inning while Fred Martinez drove in the decisive blow. Braz and Silva and Sunset Patio clash produced a 14 4 victory with Marty Gray and Ken Ruckofsky homering for Sunset.
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Ken Ruckofsky
Sunset
Don Brazel
South County AC
Fred Martinez
Ken Hood
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Hector
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Brooke Leads C.V. Golfers by Eagles
Doug Brooke shot two under par 35 to earn medalist honors at Lake Chabot as Castro Valley High defeated George Washington of San Francisco 2 to 1 in baseball? and continued its strong season with nine wins in 11 matches. Amador of Pleasanton trailed with Mike Guintard’s score as the story notes more results elsewhere.
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Lake Chabot
Castro Valley High
George Washington
San Francisco
Amador
Pleasanton
Mike Guintard
National Harness Champion Victor Reigh Dominates Washington Park
Bob Parrington, the national driving champion in 1961 and 1962, wins three races at Washington Park on Monday night. The meet features strong showings from local rivals as district clubs and athletes post results across the program.
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Bob Parrington
Washington Park
EBC Swimmers Gather For Conference Meet
Albany reports apprentice jockey Senen Trevino rode four winners at Garden Gate Fields in a busy program led by Good Start paying 9.00 to win in the final race. Trevino also won with Coat King, Bim O’Rullah, and Quite Royal as racing action unfolded across six races and a daily double.
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Senen Trevino
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Chargers Move Camp Near San Diego
The San Diego Chargers plan a summer training camp in Escondido about 25 miles north of the city. The team will train at a facility next to the Holiday Motel, with completion timed for mid July as players arrive.
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Montreal’s Pierre Pilate Named NHL’s Top Defenseman Again
Pierre Pilate, captain of the Chicago Black Hawks, repeat winner as the NHL’s outstanding defenseman for the second year. The announcement names Pilate for his aggressive play and leadership.
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Pierre Peter Pilate
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Hoffmeyer Kiwanis Top Little League Opponents in Key Wins
Hoffmeyer and Kiwanis earned decisive victories over Little League foes at San Lorenzo. Danny Mitchell and Polo combined for strong pitching while Hoffmeyer powered runs, supporting a one-sided win as East Bay faced heavy hits and multiple outs.
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Alameda Tops IXL On Larson Gem
Alameda Sporting Goods defeated IXL 8-2 as Robert Larson pitched a complete game allowing only a single hit. Alameda capitalized on nine AX1 errors and two hits including Glen Robbins’ first inning double. IXL’s defense misplayed four times. TAL broke the shutout in the sixth.
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East Bay Lumbers Dominate Teamsters 16-1
East Bay Lumbers routed the Teamsters 16 to 1 in Little League action. Mike Brazil led with three RBI totaling 12 hits for the winners, while Dennis Hickey homered and pitched strongly. Keith Burnett and Jon Miller added two singles each as East Bay built a big early lead.
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Dennis Hickey
Timself
Keith Burnett
Jon Miller
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Hickey
Brezit
Young
Torres
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Poultry Explosion Downs Local in 4-1 Victory
Valley Poultry defeated Local Loan 4-1 in Hayward Continental league action. Don Sylvia kept Local Loan to two hits with nine strikeouts, while Jett Pendley slugged two doubles as part of a six run third inning rally.
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Don Sylvia
Jett J .Pendley
Sylvia
Roark Loco
Lawn Valley Poultry Hondort
Gerry Ancnez
Pendley
Sanchez
Vatley
Kuhns Sparks Golden Gate Rally for 6-1 Victory
Jim Kuhns doubled home Richard Rogers in the fourth and, in a five run fifth, walked stole second third and home as Golden Gate outpaced Bohannon 6-1 in San Lorenzo Little League. Pitcher Gary Barrington allowed two singles, striking out eight. Bohannon’s only hits came from Scott Heath and Ken Francis.
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Jim Kuhns
Richard Rogers
Golden Gate
Bohannon Homes
Gary Barrington
Wine ‘Nets
Scott Heath
Ken Francis
Bohannon
Barrington
Murray
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Taffanelli Leads PASSCO Victory Over Union City
Smith struck out 11 while pitching a complete game for Pacific States American Forest Sleep as they beat Union City 5-2. Foreman and Ianelli contributed with hitting while Shell Service’s defense faded, and Lida’s Aganon earned top defender honors in a windy, error-prone night.
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Anthony Aganon
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Holly Sugar Triumph Matches With Late Rally
Wuffanelli walked six and struck out it and aided his cause with a homer. Lafayette Martinez of Passio singled twice and Freddy Rodrigues singled and doubled for the winners while Len Galatea and Ed Guzman accounted for the brace of Holly Sugar hits. Holly Sugar 00 181-773 Racin, Shatin Stents set RARE aestenetd and Rats: Sandoval and Wal- Poa poaears (Passeo). HR-ynlanelli (Holly).
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Passio
Freddy Rodrigues
Len Galatea
Ed Guzman
Holly Sugar
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Passeo
Hr—Ynlanelli
Holly
Leading HHS Spoils Grabill Shutout Bid
San Lorenzo and Hayward High played a HAAL game with Hayward scoring four in the sixth to win 5-1, spoiling San Lorenzo yearling Steve Grabill's shutout bid. Har eat and Guillen led Hayward with multiple hits as Grabill surrendered the decisive runs.
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Larry Kauffman
Hayward
Scott Newton
Jerry Smario
Farmers
Rebels
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Arroyo
A. Woolfson
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Little Rebs
Javier Hits Sinks Phillies in 3-2 Cardinals Win
Ian Javier delivered a two on, two out homer in the seventh to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Ray Sadecki started and earned the win while Ray Culp took the loss for Philadelphia as the Cardinals capitalized on timely hits and bullpen pressure.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Gres “Murayski
Rela
Ray Sadeck
San Lorenzo
Javier
Ray Culp
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Charley
James
Lundquist Beats Stolle In Italian International Final
Lundquist of Sweden upset Australia's Fred Stolle to win the Italian International Tennis Championship final 1-4, 7-5, 6-3, 6-1. Margaret Smith won the women's singles crown for the third straight year, defeating Lesley Turner, and the Smith Turner team took the doubles title 6-1 6-4. Also noted are various league moves and coaching notes across baseball and sailing, with Charlie Maxwell placed on waivers and the Reds optioning Chris Ruiz to San Diego.
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Margaret Smith
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Iwner
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Tag Team Co Feature at Cow Palace in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO Don Dei nucci and Dick Steinborn will oppose Kinji Shibuya and Carl Von Brock in a tag team co feature on Saturday night's Cow Palace wrestling card. The main event pits Ray Stevens against Pepper Gomez in a no time limit no disqualification title match. Tickets are on sale at the Cow Palace Crane Box Office in San Francisco and Sherman Clay in Oakland.
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Don Deinucci
Dick Steinborn
Kinji Shibuya
Carl von Brock
Cow Palace
Ray Stevens
Pepper Gomez
Crane
Sherman- Clay
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