Fremont Beats Washington 4 2 to Tie SCVAL Lead
In Sunnyvale Don Kowalk pitched the Fremont Indians to a 4 2 victory over the Washington Huskies to tie Campbell Bucs for the SCVAL baseball championship. Husky starter Bill Waters allowed two runs with two homers by Washington only tally.
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Fremont Indians
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Washington Huskies
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Washington
Final Masters Champ Eliminated From Play
Fort Wayne Ind. Willard Taylor upset in loser’s bracket ending the run of the last former Masters champion in the 1955 American Bowling Congress tournament. Buzz Fazio of Detroit set a record Masters series with 925 defeating Siem Thaden of Chicago 925-843, with games of 244 236 208 and 237.
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Indians win as Kowalk fans 6 in SCVAL clash
Kowalk pitched a fine game for the Indians striking out six and yielding just three more hits after a two run homer by Eddie Fletcher with the bases loaded in the first. The win keeps them tied with the Campbell Bucs for the top spot as Washington struggles to answer.
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Larson joins Army in Fresno after NFL bid
Paul Larson former UC quarterback who had planned to play for the Chicago Cardinals this season has enlisted in the Army in Fresno California. The move ends his bid to join professional football this year.
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Softball Tonight League Schedule at Cestro Valley
Schedule shows ENTS Cee Battery Apant Rime Western Sky facing Mahre Sens at 8:45 p.m. B League features Bobaanon Boys Club versus Parks Recruiters at 7:18 a.m. Lorenzo Manor plays Aircraft Engineers at 2:45 p.m. Provisional times appear unclear in the OCR but list multiple matchups at Cestro Valley facilities.
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Yankees Cup Third Straight HARD Victory
Castro Valley Community Center Yankees 7 Indiens 4 as Tei Haavisto allows two hits and fans three for a third straight win. Lary Wilson and Rich Carter contribute two singles each for the victors.
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Hayward Elks Lodge to hold annual lodge golf championship
Hayward Elks Lodge No 1467 members head Sunday May 22 to San Mateo municipal golf course for their championship with Peter Sanchez favored to win low gross and Vern Crosby unable to defend due to illness. Trophies awarded for low gross, low net, and low net flight plus closest to pin on seventh green. Starting times listed. after play a gathering in San Mateo lodge rooms planned. Also notes youth golf instruction signups and an upcoming Park dinner meeting May 19 at Willstrut Social Center with secretary Charlie Long seeking full turnout.
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Bruins win big in California Intercollegiate game
UCLA routed USC 18 to 4 as Adams and Bill May homered and Daryl Westerfield added key hits to fuel the Bruins offense yesterday in their season showdown.
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Los Angeles
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Babs Romack Surges Ahead In British Golf
PORTRUSH Northern Ireland Barbara Romack of Sacramento California reached the semi finals of the British women's open golf championship with a 1 up victory over Zara Bolton. The 22 year old Californian and top contender won two one sided quarter finals matches yesterday. She defeated Mrs Garrett 7 and 6 before lunch and Philomena Garvey 6 and 5 in the afternoon.
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