Antonelli and Miller Hurl Giants Triumph Over Cubs
Antonelli pitched five hitless innings and earned his third win. Bobby Adams tripled in the sixth as the Cubs finally touched him for a hit, and Cal Neeman joined the damage with a homer. The Giants routed Chicago again 9 to 4 behind home runs by Cepeda Spencer and Mays, with Ruben Gomez pitching seven solid frames.
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Dolan Nichols
Antoneli
Jim Davenport
Antonelli
Cubs
Bobby Adams
Lee Wall
Bobby Thomson
Cal Neeman
Giants
Tpser Jim Brosnan
O'Connell
Valmy Thomas
Danny
Jim King
Davenport
Kirkland
Orlando Sepeda
Daryl Spencer
Willie Mays
Mays
Cepeda
Spencer
Ruben Gomez
San Francisco
Chicago
Rbil
Ater
Dewar
Kirelade
Pwothyt Foot Moya
DiBanksas
Copeda Ib
DiLeng
B. Goon Spencaras
Olthomsoneh
Olmaryr
Ogorylde
O'Neomone
Anteallip
Blaa-Adams
Redicuzo
Nichole
Ashit
Dratawsky
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O'Connel
Ibmadams
Kirctland
Thome Zon
Neeman
S—Antone li
Davergurs
Sfi Walls
Antone
Drabowsey
U—Barelick
Jackowsti
Landes Delmore
Arroyo Legion Nine Wins 7-6 in Overtime Thriller
Arroyo High School players led by Thaiewe and Dillon edged San Francisco in a dramatic nine inning finish. A triple by Torala and key hits from Craik Struck out for Hirsh powered the rally, with pitcher Evans earning the win for Arroyo as Osankyss and Gruursen contributed strong defense.
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SAN Lorenzo
Tne Arroyo
SAN Traneisco
Chicago
American’ Legion
Wasebell
Dunwrtah
Whyfeylenthk
Kirkindirf
Wcs
Bulgorte
Coomatrom
Maver
O Wollgrf
Benedanlb
Osankyss
Southern Pacific
Torala
Jaime Craik
Hirsh
Frances
Arroyo
Saillers
O'Connell
Cenean
Bob Benton
Yjordy
Francisco
Chicana
Pile O'Connell
Thomas Mays
Kirklane
Canada
Rich Evans
Ei Bate
Dunsaan
Ladd
Evans
Elston
San Ranged
Anteaco
Bari
Ole Taylan
Evans Kirkind
B-Seri
Erickson Meyrah
Bich
Wollsré
Obonks
Glenis
Ofolgernef
O'Caniab
Michow
Es Thoreton
Banks
Mays
San Francisco
Chicano
Op—Thomason
Spencer
O'Connel
Chigase
Gomer
Atgms
Spencer Cee
Gores
Hatbie
Peoeaman
Nichols Woago
Fodpe Wit
Rival Amador Amador Livermore Vie Tomorrow
Rival Amador and Livermore meet tomorrow at 4 15 pm on the Cowboys diamond in an East Bay Division Diablo Valley League game that could decide the title chase. Livermore (7 3) seeks a league win after beating John Swett 19 3 with Hal Sinclair and Jerry Wilfley expected to start.
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Archerivers Livermore
Amador
Cowboys
Clancy Crew
Livermore
High Pine
John Swett
Agg Hal
Sinclair
Crockett
Jerry Wilfley
Anesador
Hal
Shanks
Swett
Pleasanton
Washington High
Fremont
Los Gatos
Haltezacne
Huskies
Joe Rede
Lick
Santa Clara
Norm Steile
Nine
Mountain View
O Dowd's Dudly Reaches NCS Finals in Vallejo
Bishop O'Dowd will field a Dragon finalist at the North Coast track finals in Fremont of Sunnyvale next Friday. Joe Dudly was the sole Dragon to advance from five entrants to the NCS Division IIIL meet in Vallejo, finishing fourth in the 440. Vallejo topped the meet with 44% points led by Jim Swindle in the long jump and triple jump.
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Vallejo
Bishop O'Dowd
Fremont
Sunnyvale
Joe Dudly
Jim Switdle
Ukish
Gill Mook
Raiscus
Serra
Bill Yaley
Indians Sox and Orioles win in Mt Eden opening day
Mt Eden Litt le League opened its first full season as the Indians, White Sox, and Orioles won their openers. Indians rallied from a four run deficit, with Arthur Johnson collecting two hits and Mike Mitterwald driving in two. Corky Bonds starred for Baltimore as he shut out the Athletics and fanned 12.
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MT Eden
Indians
White Sox
Orioles
Mt. Eden
Prima Ceia
Carnation Red Sox
Bank
Arthur Johnson
Sac
Mike Mitterwaldt
John Thompson I
Delany Aims For Dublin Records In Two Day Meet
Ron Delany of Villanova and Job Lawlor of Boston University lead a two day rack and field meet in Dublin tonight at the new sports stadium. Delany seeks to break his Irish record of 1.49 for the half mile and then target a sub four minute mile tomorrow night.
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Dublin
Ron Delany
Villanova
Job Lawlor
Boston University
Delany
Naim
Hernandez Stars In Hayward Little League
Pitcher Tony Hernandez excelled for the Hayward Little League, driving in all three runs and hitting a fourth inning homer as his team beat Suchers. Loren DeLaan and Tack Rhodes led other local leagues with multiple hits and scores, while Firemen Rockets and 20-30 Club extended unbeaten runs in the National League.
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Séon- Gay
Hayward
L._L
Teamsters
Suchers
Hernandez
Tyo
Police Department
Webb
Son
Hiwanis
Biggs
Haaga
Loren DeLaan
HEC
Tack Rhodes
Kiwanis
Allen Lorenzi
Firemen
Rockets
Buchanan Rockets
Coopman Electric
Elks Club
Don Harder
Bob Walters
Dennis Pessoa
Ernie Besso
Coopman
Boo Souza
Rich ‘Bell
Souza
Paul Duarte
Jim Dias
Mike Loux
National League
Rocke
Jones
Donotrio
Besso
Silva
Walters
Dias
Brooks
Simon
Wang
DON
Goed
Braca
Macdonald
Kimmel
Carlson
Dieninger Kiwanis
Biggs & Haaga
Tigers Bees Manor Start Dominates League Openers
Washington Manor junior baseball opened with the Tigers defeating the Hornets 58 in a game led by Bill Frates who struck out 14 and went 2 for 3 with a triple. Les Pence had a strong effort for the Hornets as Rick Sargent and Rick Henriques collected key hits for the losers. Tim Sweeney pitched for the Bees with nine strikeouts in four innings.
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Washington Manor
Tigers
Bees
Bill Frates
Hornets
Wildcats
Les Pence
Frates
Bengal
Tony Marshall
Jim Richardson
Tiger
Rick ‘Sargent
Rick Henriques
Tim Sweeney
Pende
Caer Horne
Richardson
Rosner
iRuey
Bargin
Over $500 Netted At Cerebral Palsy Golf Tourney
The Cerebral Palsy Golf Tournament at Hayward Golf Course raised over $500 for the Cerebral Palsy Association of Alameda County. Fred Hertenstein of Sequoia C C shot a one under par 71 to lead a strong field. Lyron Lewis finished second with 73. Clarence Costa, Loy Salas, Andy McKelly, and Joni Blasquez tied for third as Ray Werner claimed top honors in the Townet, with other low nets and blind bogey results noted.
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Ed Nott
Elmer
Zollner
Alameda County Cerebral
Patsy Asen
Cerebral Palsy Assn
Alameda County
Hayward Golf Course
Sequoia C. C
Fred Hertenstein
Heyward
Lyron Lewis
Id's
Ray Werner
Townet Laurels
Dick Rodgers
Bo ‘Gey
Brodie In Nor-Cal Wins California Amateur Qualifier
Two former champions Ed Castagnet e and Bob Cardinal lead an eight man field into the quarterfinals at Belmont Country Club in Fresno. Other contenders include Joel Spinela Tom Beck Jay Moorehead John Krick Jack Bariteau and John Brodie. Quarterfinal pairings set Castagnete or Moorehead Beck vs Krick Spinola vs Cardinal Bariteau vs Brodie. First and second round matches were completed yesterday.
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Fresno
Lord Northam California Golf Association
Belmont Country Club
Nest Sauntley
Ed Castagnete
Bob Cardinal
San Francisco
Rounding
Joel Spinela
Richmond
Tom Beck
Los Angeles
Jay Moorehead
Pebble Beach
John Krick
Fregnoj
Jack Bariteau
San Josey
John
Sam Snead Golf School Grip and Stance Notes
Sam Snead explains follow-through technique for power and accuracy in golf. He notes keeping the body behind the shot, firm ground contact, and lifting the right heel during follow-through as natural rather than forced. The pamphlet offers tips from Snead and directs order details for copies by mail.
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Bethough
John F. Dive Co
Sam Snead
Gate of the Daily Review
Wilfi Smith Wins Rawls Tournament in Peach Blossom Event
Spartanburg South Carolina saw Wilfi Smith, the 21 year old from Saint Clair Michigan, capture the sixth annual Betsy Rawls named Peach Blossom tournament. Smith shot a 73 in the final round to beat Beverly Hanson of Indio California and Mickey Wright of Chula Vista California.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Betsy Rawls
Wilfi Smith
S¢. Clair
Mich
Beverly, Hanson
Indio Calif
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Calif
Maxwell Edges Cary in Memphis in tight invitational finish
Tex as Billy Maxwell posted a five under par final round to edge Cary Middleroft by one stroke at the Memphis Invitational. Maxwell totaled 367 for 72 holes to win $2,800, with Middlecoff at 268 after a strong final round. Mason Rudolph, Marty Furgol, and Paul Harney chased in a crowded leaderboard.
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Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Billy Maxwell
Tim Tam
Odessa
Parbuster
Cary Middleroft
Stroxé
Maxwell
Middlecolf
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Dlecoff
Marty Furgol
Rudolph J
Jay Hebert
Middlecoff
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Middlecott
x-Maxon Rudolph Kors
Une
Mares
Haasa
Ie Hebert
Ja. Palmer
Chiste Harbert
x-Hillman Robbi
Ted ‘Krol Garden Jones
Elis Jr
Daag Ford
Ek Julius Boras
Ef Goun
X-Penates Amateor
Brown Wins State Tennis Crown
Tom Brown of San Francisco captured a fourth California state title by defeating Hugh Stewart of Los Angeles with set scores 13-11 5-7 6-2. Janet Hopps of Seattle defended the women’s title defeating Pat Naud of San Mateo 4-4 1-6 6-1.
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San Francisco
Tom Brown
Hugh Stewart
Los Angeles
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Pat Naud
San Mateo
Hayward Golf Glod Tops Lincoln Park in Annual Match
Hayward Golf Glod defeated Lincoln Park by a wide margin in the annual meet held on HG links. About 120 players competed yesterday, with Hayward securing a steady win to make it two straight in the series.
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Hayward
Snead Wins Playoff In His Tourney At White Sulphur
At White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Sammy Snead edged Gary Player in a sudden death playoff to win the four day Snead Golf Festival on Snead's home turf. Both finished 254 46 under par after four rounds with Hogan three strokes back at 265. Player missed a five foot putt on the fifth hole of the playoff to let Snead claim victory with a three foot birdie putt.
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W. Va
Ellow Ike
Sammy Snead
Gary
Sneadis
Snead
siven’Snead
Ben Hogan
Hogan
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