HHS Stars and Local Relays Highlight Weekend Track Meet
The meet featured HHS clocking 1:30.0 in the 980 relay and Arroyo's Lisowski regaining form to place fifth at 9:247.4. Sabo and Wilson fell in the 220, Mt Eden’s Linley claimed third in the mile, and Richmond won the 980 with 1:28.38 as Hayward posted 1:30.0 for fourth. Cast several athletes excelled in jumps and sprints, with Vandargenf and Daubur earning top ribbons and several upcoming hardship races scheduled for Berkeley and Cal venues.
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Arroyo
Mike Lisowski
Wilson
Livermore
Larry Sabo
Mt. Eden
Ernie Linley
Richmond
Hayward
Brent Tucker
Reggie Jackson
Tony Cooper
el-Hime South County
Jackson
Castro Valley
Ron Auger
Chuck
le Dave Daubur
Amador
Rich'ard
Pittsburg
Jessie Currie
Cal
Edwards Stadium
Pillsbury
Ed Hart
Berkeley
al Jones
George Barlow
Liberty
Tom Gregory
NSC-1 Track Results Highlights Local Meets
The report lists multiple events and results from NSC-1 track meets across teams including Morktley Pittsburg Miramonte Piedmont Arroyo and El Cerrito. Standouts include new meet records in the mile and hurdles with athletes from Berkeley Richmond El Cerrito and Miramonte among others, and notable performances by Clayton Valley Encinal and Diablo Valley in sprints jumps and throws.
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Morktley
Pittsburg
Rithmord
el Cerrito
Clayton V. Teyeth Miramonte
Piedmont
Arroyd
Maynard Wi
Marry Bite
Encinal
San Ramon
DeAnia
Gel Valle
San Leandro
Tannyr
Son $M
Boston
Berkey
Wilnan
Hayward
Nelson
Richmond
Ritchly DeAnza
Taylor
Garfieid
Rittsburg
Bart IM
McClain Pitts
Elis
Berkeley
Pierce
Austin
San Lorenzo
Lockyard
Arroyo
Newsom
Margrat
San Aaronis
Pinisburat
Nelson T Richmond
Swaln
Clayton Valley
Bartlet
Dade Ritchie
Dental
Wile — Carter
Fittsburo
Aelstein
Kinsey M. Eders
Barity
Deanea
Edman
Lay
Bertolt
Bal
Wen
Telsch
Pitsburg
Haywards
Ramon
Jom Pierce
iSla
Ty Wilbon Richmond
Ty Moe
Lawson
Pit
Jackon
Heyward
Wharton
Clayton Vatay
Stagi Mogeldy
Daubyr Lacroynd
Vandagrift
Ces Fro Valley
Wolte
Alan Ramon
Reddit
Harry Gils
Ald Merk Preis
Harry Ells
Paul
Encino
Pitts
Puray
Tait
Staley
Lax Lamas
Paters
Phedmont
Johnson
Diebiod
Sinn
Ainambrade
Lott
Ygnacio Vailevir
Balmforth
el Cery
Cua el Cereila
Eneinal
Contes Park
Campolindo
Diablo
Sunve
Tennyson
Amador
Sah Ramon S
San Leandra
Pleasant Hill
Pacifica
Acalanes
del Vaile
Liberty
Central
Icl
Cerila
Powell
Mal
Hinenin Vel Gerritos
Lucas
Fd Cerrito
McDougal Pieesant Hill
Hanryiiner
Iedmont
Finks
Pilsturg
le Sata
Kaar Muley Cit
Glabla
Robertson
Harry Elly
Baker
Ali McKennan
Bt. Masters
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Carter
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Shedd
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Armstrong
del Valle
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Finks. Hast
Harris
Weigh Lee
Geitling
Anderson
Pete
Farmer
Dttamonte
Burngide
Len Rarnun
Liescome
Enemoll
Mathaway
Harry Bust
el Cor
Fital
McLennan
Pittehueal
Ahi Brown
Lincaln
Carrioh
Atouay
Gregory Liberty
Discuh
Clark
Campotintio
Bottomley
UE Trullis
Samuels Taerkelty
Knudsen
Acelones
Hemmessey
Eneinall
Moreno In St Bid For Knockout Moreno In St Bid For Knockout
In San Jose Moreno aims for a seventh straight Northern California KO at the San Jose Civic Auditorium on a card headlined by Belo Maldonado of Los Angeles in a 10 round main event. Also featured is Tony Perez of Sonora versus Chico Santos in a 10 round bout and Pete Gonzales versus Tony Vazquez in a six round bout with Bobby Clifford of Oakland facing Richard Trujillo in a four round prelim.
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San Jose
Pajarito Moreno
California
San Jose Civic Auditorium
Belo Maldonado
Los Angeles
Abe Acquistanace
Tony Perez
Sonora
Mexico
Chico Santos
San Francisco
Sar Jose
Péte Gonzales
Tony Vazquez
Bobby Clifford
Oakland
Richard Trujillo
Pep Easily Tops Gilmore in Norwalk Bout
Former featherweight champion Willie Pep outboxed Irish Johnny Gilmore to win an easy decision in Norwalk Connecticut. Pep, now four for four since retirement, used a subtle left hand to control the bout against the Philadelphia native, who was once a national amateur champion.
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Norwalk
Dempsey Takes Narrow Lead at Elks National Invitational
Dempsey from Greensboro, North Carolina owns a three stroke edge after 54 holes at the Elks National Invitational in Southern Pines. The defending champion entered the final round with the advantage as leaders chase a title.
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Larry Dempsey
Greensboro
N.C
Southern Pines
Terry's Secret Wins Feature at Hollywood Park
Terry's Secret captured the featured six furlong race at Hollywood Park on a Friday card. The win came in the $100,000-added Californian Stakes event with Alex Macroce aboard, paying $7.20, $3.80 and $2.10 to show. Gun Bow and 58 other thoroughbreds were nominated for the stakes.
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Inglewood
Cali
Calif
Califor
Hollywood
Park
Alex Macse
Colorado
George Royal
Stevens
Drangle
Marina High shuts out Yon on four hits to stay atop league
George Dunphy’s Marina High basemen eye the Hayward Area Athletic League JV pennant as they host Arroyo at 3:15 p.m. after securing a tie with Hayward. Pitcher Bob Brown kept Yon’s offense quiet, 2-0, in a four hit victory to move to 13-2 on the season and improve to 4-1.
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San Leandro
George Dunphy
Marina High Baseballers
Hayward Area Athletic League
Hayward
Arroyo
Titan
Bob Brown
Canyon
Marina
Brown
Earl Clack
Shome
Irv Baker
Pim
Brink
Dim Anderson
Tim Clack
Anderson
Clack
Biff Martin
Logan Looks For Elusive Win Trail
Logan High seeks to rebound after an 8-6 non league loss to Santa Clara at Washington Park. The Colts exploded for seven runs in three innings off Lary Teague, while Glenn Baker collected two doubles for Logan and Fred Martinez had two safeties.
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Santa Clara
James Logan
Newark
Washington Park
Mission Valley Athletic League
Washington
Rebello
Colts
Lary Teague
Glenn Baker
Logan
Fred Martinez
Bobbling Bucs Lose Finale To Hornets
Alameda County Athletic League title race tightens as San Leandro defeats Alameda 6 1 in a battle that dents the Pirates postseason hopes. DeAnza and Harry Ells tie for second with 6 2 records while San Leandro advances to face DeAnza.
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Bobbling
Bucs
Hornets
Ivy League QB Inks Unique Pact with Browns
Ivy League star Archie Roberts of Columbia signed a three year contract with the Cleveland Browns. He will study full time for the next two seasons and join active participation in 1967. He may play in exhibitions if allowed by NFL, with living expenses and tuition covered at Western Reserve University. Roberts set an Eastern record with 303 completed passes at Columbia.
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Cleveland
Oto
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Roberts
Art Modell
National Football League
New York Jets
Pokes In Third Slot In East Bay League Baseball Race
Livermore High moved into third place in the East Bay Athletic League after a 62 victory over Albany. Amador rose from last with a 1-0 upset of St Vincent's as Granada fell to John Swett 4-0.
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Livermore High
Albany
Andor
John Durmieh
Cowl Boys
Amador
St. Vincent's
Granada
John Swett
Jackets Pulverize Pacific to Gain Tie in Acal Standings
Berkeley High Yellowjackets shell Pacific 8-3 at home to pull even with the Vikings in seventh place in the Alameda County Athletic League race. Roy Couch opened with a four-bagger in the first, Dennis Majors followed with a homer, and Glenn Zimny along with Jeff Reed also homered. Wayne Childree and Bob Grove had two hits each as Berkeley built a 4-0 lead and never looked back.
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Berkeley
Berkeley High
Pacific
Vikes
Alameda County Athletic League
Roy Coucha
Todd Fujianaga
Dennis Majors
Anther
Ielt
Jackets
J. Berkeley
Glenn Zimny
Jeff Reed
Wayne Childree
Bob Grove
Vikings
Auto Racing Plant Planned Near Fort Worth
Southwestern International Speedway Inc a Texas firm plans a 4.5 million multipurpose auto racing plant near Fort Worth Texas. Construction to begin within 90 days with the first race scheduled for next spring. The facility will host Indianapolis type race cars late model stock cars sports cars and dragsters.
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Fort Worth
Paul Gets Southern Post At Texas Southern University
Paul of Edward Waters College Jacksonville Florida was named football coach of Texas South ern University. A Florida A&M and New York University graduate he succeeds Alexander Durley who resigned last year.
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Houston
Tex
Clifford tJacks
Paul
Edward Waters College
Jacksonville
Fla
Texas Southth University
Florida A&m
New York University
Alexander Durley
Hennessey Wins Crown In Bowling Tournament Triumph
Tom Hennessey of St. Louis won the classic division crown at the American Bowling Congress event in Minnesota. He earned $4,000 from the single cash purse, posting a 12 game total of 2,540 pins with 477, 611, 668, and 693 in team doubles singles respectively. Other titlists included Thelmer Lanes of Louisville for the five-man team with 6,151 for six games and notable performers Bob Rennedhts, Larry Oakards, and Bill Beach.
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Paul
Minn
Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
Hennessey
Don Carter
Thelmer Lanes
Louisville
Baines
Bob Rennedhts
Nott Iwalk
Califour
Larry Oakards
Cleveland
Bill Beach
Isharon
Cardinals Ride Late Inning Thunder To Narrow NL Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals, once 5 of 6 to start, ride a late rally to beat the Mets 4 3 and close within 343 games of first place as Dodgers stumble. Reds top Phillies, Pirates win, while Cardinals flex in a pennant chase and chase a comeback aura entering the stretch.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Carsina
Cardinals
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reiser Bows Out As Spokane Manager Resigns
Pete Reiser, 45, former manager of the Spokane Indians in the Pacific Coast League, retires after a heart attack history and health issues. The Eagles mayor feud and a court suit by Jerry Wolff regarding lease rights to a new South Philadelphia stadium influence the Club. Duke Snider will manage as the sale proceeds, while July Chapman College beat Sacramento State 6 4 in the opening Pacific Coast NCAA baseball championships.
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Pete Reiser
Woodland Hills
Ager
Spokane Indians
Pacific Coast League
Reiser
Phila
Wasdelphia Eagles
H. J. Tate
Duke Snider
Jerry Wolager
Eagles
Ford
National Football Frick
Philadelphia
Chapman College
Sacramento State
Clarence Robinson's comeback fuels triple jump mark at WC track
Clarence Robinson returned from a heel injury to set a national collegiate triple jump record of 62-8 1/4 at the Western Athletic Conference track and field championships. Michigan State led the 65th outdoor meet with early finals qualifiers as Jim Paschal eyes a World Grand stock car race in Charlotte, while other sports updates note tennis wins, baseball comebacks, and NASCAR prep.
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New Mexico
Clarence Robinson
Michigan State
Spartans
Jim Paschal
Charlotte
N.C
Wosey
Mustangs Dominate AICAL With Star Selections
St Elizabeth’s High claimed its second straight Cabiliv Athletic League baseball crown as five players earned first team spots. Pitcher Mike Babler and outfielders Steve Brye and Mike Navze led the lineup alongside Al bert and Alvin Strane at second. Joe Cusi mato and other stars from Bishop O'Dowd and St. Elizabeth’s joined honorable mentions, highlighting a dominant all league selection list.
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Cabiliv Athletic League
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Aimcal
Mike Babler
Steve Brye
Mike "Navze
Albert
Alvin Strane
Albert Strane
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Joe Cusimato
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Tine
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Alex Johnson
Bal
Rich Allen
Ist
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Pete Bar
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Duane Lars
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Tom. Brown
Gelelion
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Eramehun Ae
Bob Gallaner
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Fk Shorlstap
Aiverl Signe
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Abird
BaseoRith Stevens
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Bellarine
Steve Rye
Elughoth's
Dike Magellintors
St. Eliaaneth's
G‘oowsang Si
Evtaneth's
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Bison
Ton Brow
Bt Elizabeth
Stevens At Pleasanton Debuts In Doubleheader Wrestling
Stevens makes his first Pleasanton appearance at the Pleasanton Sports Arena as he meets Ricky Rama in promoter Lovie Miller's doubleheader. The main event tag match features Big Bearcat Wright and Ramon Torres vs Pat Patterson and Tony Galarza, all best two of three falls in one hour.
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Pleasanton
Ray Stevens
Pleasanton Fairgrounds
Ricky Ramera
Lovie Miller
Big Bearcat Wright
Ramon Torres
Pat Patterson
Tony Galarza
Fritz van Goring
Trish Pat Barrett
Alameda County
Bay Meadows Opens 19 Day Harness Meet Next Thursday
Measured likely schedule notes at Bay Meadows announce a 1:00 p.m. post time for harness and quarter horse racing during a 19 day Spring season running on weekdays and Saturdays starting next Thursday. The item reflects local horse racing timing, venue and inaugural date.
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San Mateo
Bay Meadows
Crandall backs Milwaukee fans boycotting Braves
Del Crandall, former Braves catcher now with Pittsburgh, defended Milwaukee fans for not attending the Braves final season games. He praised Teams Inc. but said attendance proves fans’ justified stance as Braves move to Atlanta in 1966.
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UPI
Braves
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Crandall
Pittsburgh
Lou Chapman
Milwaukee Sentinel
Teams Inc
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Ils
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Atlanta
Yesterday's Big League Heroes in San Luis Obispo
In a chaotic late season report, VenDavullin and Jodlins led a majors milestone with a two run double and a two run homer across a 19 inning marathon. High School playoff action saw Cleveland Obispo wallop Boston 11 6 while Herbel and Langaster combined to stifle Houston on five hits in a separate prep showdown.
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VenDavullin
Jodlins
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Mark Lucksinger
San Luisiglo
Clevelant Obispo H High School
Boston
Antelope
Ron Herbelley
Langaster
Gianis
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