Rebel comeback shocks Tennyson in 2 1 win over San Lorenzo
In a tense high school baseball game at San Lorenzo, Rebel hitters sparked a late rally. Steve Grabill started the surge with a single, Henry Orozed and later batters pushed across two runs to turn a deficit into a 2 1 victory as Ken Myers and Bruce Carrion drove key blows and Chris Dayak and Bob Jones kept the offense rolling.
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SAN Lorenzo
Tennyson
Ter Jche
Ken Myers
Steve Grabill
Rennyson
Henry Orozed
Coach
Rebels
Myers
Howie Thompson
Kergod
McDonald
Grace Lancers
Rod Velasquez
Jay Kleven
Thompson
Alan Lopez
Bruce Carrion
Carrion
Chris Dayak
Bob Jones
Lynn Ferrero
Tyson
Gantsa
Sae Richmond
Berkeley
San Lerenee
el Cerrito
Marina
Dedara
Harry Bilt
Becinal
San Leandre
Lopan
Parhington
Hayy
Dae Kennedy
Guinan
Sty Fran
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Steve Moreno
J. Log
Me kKery White
Budsh
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George S
Eg Cummings
Deid Brownscomb
Berk
Rierkan
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Ray Allen
Berks
Alor
Pete Rayas
Ob Law
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Dea
Eid Frank
Bob Herne
MO — Roosevelt Willams
NCS
Johnny Thompson
Mark Bonnell
Ala
Baissbnny Nompsanther
Yorn
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Greg Steteer
Doug Farrell
Rich
Pete Reyes
Sunset
Mark Annell
Ain
Dese Duron
Byron Spradin
Dane Dwyer
Boup Gibbon
Lay — Richmand
Seem Schiter Jones
Farrell
Wee Truiblo
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Dave Pati Guin
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Ron Elkin
Pol
Rith Silva Dral
Way Bee VT
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Rick Vargms
Hay
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Thor Rick Pickerell
John Rod Flaves
Sine Halvarsen
DeAnza Athletes Dominate Meet With Throws And Jumps
Vandagriff clears 60 feet in the shot put as DeAnza's Dennis Bailey and Castro Valley's Chuck Vanda r ecord chase in the event. Bailey also tops 60-1 in the mile with 4:21.0 as Rob Dailey wins the high jump at 6-2 while Mike Louisiana struggles with the discus.
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Heinstein
DeAnza
Dennis Bailey
Castro Valley
Chuck Vanda
Griff Gol
Berkeley’s
Rob Dailey
Mike Louisiana
Pittspwrs
Ygnacis Valley
Pramvant Hii
Ean Las
Dennis Julian
Ray
Ma Tan Holley
Ama
Ecord
Chet Pentthat
Teandy Roussen
Aca
Collins Meyers
Mike Lopez
Jarhleyes
Dave Gest
Ini Faaty
Williams
Hail Ed Pena
Alex Bardia
Mark Nordheim
Bennie ¢ Colemanine
Terry Trumbly
Cenny Gungery
Bull Walentov
Tay Butch Hellen C
Werecamp
KPH
Bruce
Miner
Paclfeay
Robby Adams
Antshdaz
New
NCS
Mike Nat
Jim Peters
Bled
Hell Trebotich
We Coyde Miles
Randy Pereira
Ailke Stone
Don Pierce
Pilta
Ken Burnside
Dave Harper
Phi Vebl
Guy Maward
Phil Web
Pac
Frank Cunningham
Ed Act
Pitta
Tomet
Colina Myers
Tony Castagna Teun
Bruce McNaughton
Clarence Taylor
Rich
Bob Dickhart
Reardan
Gon Willams
Dave Halton
Sun
Tayiee Uren
Albert Harris Rich
Tony’ Cooper
Hay
Gaines Cenla
Danas Barley
Serpe Rey
Ter Ahem Berge Blay
Sunset
Mn Tilhstein
Berk
Bul Bei Greber
Joe
Wilkins Berk
Ernie Lindley
Aplah Gumex
Ray Celaya
Tenn
Gary Galloway
Gary
I Dim Tragg
Rig
Sr Ren
Richmond
Willams
R. Marrit
McCurry
Taylor
Hayward
Mt Elley
St.Elizabath's
Pacific
San. Leandra
Chuck Vardagrin
Phil Murphy
Mike Rudy
Dan Bogue
Mike Clenney
Si-Lla
Bob Carlsen
Anderson
A Looney
Lou Pagn
Mike Lovisians
J. Lee
Pete Lemen
St. Franci
Harold Holtman
Chuck Vandagrift
Gary’ Carlson
Arte Vsi
Carl Vandagrift
Xen Corwin
Suni
Bruce Linduay
Jett Suchanen
Pat Clowers
Bell
Steve Wilt
Bob Gibb
Des
Roy Gimene
Pittsburg Panthers dominate NCSI track titles at Liberty High
Pittsburg High School swept both the varsity and B teams to win the North Coast Section track and field championships at Liberty High. Amador’s Rich Vaille ran a personal best 49.5 to win the 440, while Pittsburgh’s Ed Hart posted 21.1 in the 200 moving the Panthers to the top overall.
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Brentwood
Pittsburgh High
Panther
Liberty High
Amador High
Rich Vaille
Pittsburgh
Ed Hart
Giant Killer: Irvington Falls 1-0 in Final
San Leandro’s Tom Varler and Mitch Bazzel silenced Irvington as Pacific High clinched the ACAL pennant with a 1-0 win. Ron Gordon started the decisive third inning with a single, Jim Lopez was plunked to force in Gordon, and Bazzel's RBI grounder plated Grove after a muffed ball to provide the only run.
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Tom Varler
San Leandro
Newark Knights
Mitch Bazzel
Irvington
Pacific High
Mission Valley
Cerrita
Gauchos
ACAL
Ners’ Diamond
Gay- Carter
Viking Southpawace
Vikes
Vikings
Ron Gordon
Bob Grove
Dave Anderson
Jim Lopez
Les Cain
Gordon
Bazzet
Grove
Mike Wilske
Ander- Premhillre
Bettetalb
Galdraithih
Georgest
Kennedy Bombards Huskies In 3-0 Victory
Santiago blanked the Huskies as he cemented his ace role for Boston. Sullivan, now Red Sox VP, has backed him, recalling a rough 1965 KC Athletics chapter. Cleveland led the AL with a win over Chicago, while Baltimore split a doubleheader with Detroit scoring 84 in the opener and 5 in the nightcap.
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Jose Santiago
Haywood Sullivan
Santiago
Kansas City Athletics
Sullivan
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Phillies unveil surprise pitching plans for season open
Darold Knowles, a 24 year old lefty, is kept under wraps by Gene Mauch as spring training winds down. Mauch avoided using Knowles against NL rivals to prevent opponents from gauging him before the standings count.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Ee Nephlad
Darold Knowles
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Knowles
Baltimore Oriole
Top Gym Champ Rusty Mitchell wins LA tourney all around
Rusty Mitchell, assistant coach at Southern Illinois University and 1984 U S Olympic Team member, captured the all around title at the Los Angeles Gymnastic Invitational Tourney of Champions held at Los Angeles State College on Friday. Kennedy High later beat Washington 11 8 on the Titan diamond as Kennedy posted 17 hits and 11 runs to finish the Mission Valley Athletic League season at 8 7 while Washington ended 2 8 after blowing a 5 2 lead in the third.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Rusty
Mitchell
Southern Ilinois University
U.S
Los Angeles State College
Kennedy High
Washington
Huskies
Titan
Kennedy
Titans
Anya
Sota
Knowles
California
Wash Fregos
Valntinerf
Saverine
Atio
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Monard
Sabla
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Areo Sanford
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Parker
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Schaalatt
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Casanova
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Pitter Brunet
Rzee
Santora
Ana
Wille
Heshergelt
Davis
Kline
Kelvert
Rystian Mikkelsen
Sutton Li
Erbender
Yoo Flood
Ayaa Pinson
Moauite
Dronky
Ol Oo Smith
Harper
Joog Guchek
Anne Snarky
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Javier
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Youg Cardenas
Wood
Skinner
Jay Aig
F. Robinson
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Mirther
Anna Pacitone
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Recriquer
Baer
Perara
Ferrand III
Porter
John la Fini
Bracks
Miey Fisher
Warriors Squeak Past Logan in tough MVAL matchup
In a tight Mizelon Valley Athletic League finish, Mission San Jose edged Logan 2-1 as both teams failed to plate earned runs. Logan took an early 1-0 lead, but Kirchner and Torres kept the game scoreless after. The season closed with both squads sharing third place at 4-8 in the MVAL standings.
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Union City
Watrriers
Mission San Jose
James Logan
Logan
Mizelon Valley Athletic Mval
Ref Torrres
Mission
Mike Kirchnar
Kirchner
Wan Torres
Joey
Perez
Wayne Machedo
Evans Extends MVAL Streak in Tight Newark Loss
Dan Evans extended the MVAL lead with a 16 game win streak, 10 in league play, as Irving Newark battled back behind a two hit effort by Carter and seventh inning infield runs. Lou Bettencourt, Tom Lunceford and Neal Fragus created scoring pressure with a passed ball advancing runners and a hard grounder from Fragus. Final score reflects Newark’s lone run late after two outs.
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Dan Evans
MVAL
Carter
Lou Bettencourt
Tom Lunceford
Neal Fragus
Newark
Irvington
Riwark
Holl
Roche
Renelane
My. Ientor Andrade
Et Evans
Telals Irving Newark Evans
Fourth New NHL Manager Signs In Minnesota
Minnesota gains its fourth NHL general manager as Wren Blair signs a three year contract to run the new teams operations. The league expands to include Pittsburgh St Louis and San Francisco Oakland with Los Angeles and Philadelphia also in the division set to begin play in October 1967.
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Sr. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wren Blair
Boston Bruins
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Franccisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Freitas Stars In Bay Win In San Laredo Softball Final
Chris Freitas led Bay to a 12 to 2 victory over Hillside in the San Laredo playgrounds finals at Bohannon. He hit for distance, doubled, and scored twice as Brad Johnson added three singles for the winners while Mike Deall and Hillside’s bats produced two hits apiece.
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Hillside
Marty Jenkins
Bay
Don Sell
Hayward Area Recreation Dist
Bohannon
Chris Freitas
Pace Bay
San
Fensier
Chesser
Freitas
Reese
Fravtas
Union City L L Benefit Slated
The KYA Worlders will play the Union City Little League managers and coaches in a benefit game on June 12 at 2 p m at the Little League ballpark. A donation of 50 cents per adult is asked for the softball contest matching mentors against radio personalities.
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Union City
KYA Worlders
WAC bans electric coaching aids in conference play
PROVO Utah AP electronic coaching devices such as radio and television were banned Friday by the Western Athletic Conference but athletic directors and family representatives agreed the telephone from the press box to the coach could remain.
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Provo
Utah
Western Athletic Conference
Ferrari 4 Back In Tourney at Mira Vista
Ferrari 4 trails leaders by four strokes with a net 72 on 11 handicap in the President's flight of the 23rd Annual Northern California Medal Play Handicap Tournament at Mira Vista Country Club. Fred Pappero and John Collendrez lead the first flight with 77 8 88 cards as rounds move into the second day with low 15s scores expected.
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Tuchmond
Bob Ferrari
Fremont
Mira Vista Coualty Club
Fred Pappero
John Collendrez
Untouchable Jet Duel Set At Fremont Drag Strip
Tonight two of three match races pair the Untouchable jet car driven by J D Zink against Don Cook in a AA fuel Chrysler. Time trials start 1 3 p m with eliminations at 7 p m and jet versus dragster rounds soon after. Admission 3 4 1 free for under 10. Builder Romeo Palamides notes 4500 to 1200 weight disadvantage. jet clocked 240 mph.
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J. D. Zink
Don Cook
Chrysler
Fremont Drag Strip
Romeo Palamides
Davis Cuppers Face Uphill Davis Cup Battle in Jamaica
In Kingston AP reports Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia and Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico trail the West Indies doubles team Russell and Lumsden 4 6 9 7 12 14 12 as darkness halts play in the American Zone semi final series.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Arthur Ashe
Charles Pasarell
United States
West Indies
Ashe
Richmond
Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Richard Russell
Lance Lumsden
Bonavena Chuvalo Strike Madison Square Garden Fight Possible
Bonavena of Argentina and George Chuvalo of Canada might meet in a Madison Square Garden bout. Bonavena said Friday he agreed to fight Chuvalo on July 7 while Garden officials indicated a decision by Monday and suggested the fight could be held June 23 or later in June.
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Buenqs Aires
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
George Chuvalo
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Bonavena
Chuvalo
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