Final two senior divisions debut in 1964 season
Mi Eden National and Baynard Continental finalize senior divisions for 1964 season with opening day ceremonies completed earlier in the month. Tomorrow features first games in these leagues, including Continental matchups such as Able Builders versus Cullinary Workers and Auto Goldom Stata Faginiers against others.
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Mi. Eden National
Baynard Continental
Lil ‘ Ile
The
Mont
Continental
Able Builders Ve. Cullinary Workers
Auto Goldom Stata Faginiers
Ve. Canlinent Sl. P.mugene
Centerville Lions rally for 16 hits in Fremont win
Centerville Lions explode for 16 hits and score in every inning to rally past Rambler in Fremont Babe Ruth action. Fremont Savings and Loan blank Fremont Freight as Wayne Miller fires a six hit shutout. Ferrara, Bulkin, Hedgecock lead with hits and a home run and triple social. Fadeona drives in a run for PSL.
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Fremont
Centerville
Chris Bukfin
Jim Hedgewock
Amets
Mark Ferrara
Lions
Leonard Fadeona
Fremont Savings and Loan
Ruth Baie Rambler
Centerville Lionsnae
Halkere
Bulkin and
Room
Bosri
Ib—Ferrara
Bulkin
Hedgecock
Fremont Svgs. & Loan
Fhackars and
Roelling
Miller and Frachi
FPF Pulliver
Clutch Leiva Helps LaVerne Tie In Hayward Play
Clutch Leiva delivered a sixth inning triple to pull LaVerne into a 1-6 tie with East Bay in Hayward American Senior Division action. Ben Rodriguez led East Bay with four hits including a triple, while Mike Lira added three hits for Brad LaVerne Plumbing.
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David Leiva
Joaded
Brad LaVerne
East Bay
Hayward
Ben Rodriguez
Glass
Mike Lira
West National Action
Dougan
Sporting Gonds
Ja-Ro
Io Myo
Exit Bay Glass
Famsich
Murancn
Parsune Silva
Greaves
Rorces
Leiva
Hayward West
Na TioNee Levion
Bevan Sporting Gas
JaRa
Gabe One
Bunn Heroics Pace 128 C&M Win
Bunn pitched five innings allowing Gulf as Bunn slugged three hits including a homer to lift CM Plumbing to a 124 run win over the Twins in Mt Eden American Senior Division play.
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Hay Bunn
Gulf
Twins
Mt. Eden
Burn
Bunn
Fabeier
Rosane R. Nilaw
Feleie Thy Hrewbunn
Mock Double Aids Oriase Uprising
A chaotic baseball night features Mock Double Aids Oriase Uprising riding a 10-run swing to a 16-13 win as Smith throws a three-hitter to topple Rotary. The Eagles pull ahead early, capitalizing on seven hits including doubles to surge in the first inning and maintain momentum through the slugfest.
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Castro Valley
Union Ctiy
Alameda
No-Hit Gem By Chambers Delivers Win In Local League
Bobby Chambers pitched six innings of no-hit baseball striking out 12 and walking six as San Lorenzo American Little League toppled Macy’s 1 0 in a late game. Rich Jacobs doubled for the only Macy’s hit, while Chambers allowed no runs and earned the victory for the San Lorenzo club. Chris Ford paced the winners with two RBI on a double and a single, and teammate Rand Moryhead added the other RBI as the M80 team routed the opponents 7-1.
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SAN Lorenzo
Ron Rob
Bobby Chambers
Continental
CBS
Clayworth
Macy's
Fred Depola
Hoffmeyer Belling
Cuddy Phimbing
Repolo
Walters
Imu
Rich Jacobs
Vepolo
SAN Lorenzo American S.L
Wettmeyer BeMing
Cuddy Plumbing
Qepala
Wilkinny Herkman
Simmons
Jacobs
SAN Lorenzo National
Clayworth Dross
Lopez
Patch Sit Ailler’ Bobrils
Ruit Ang Canvacho
Wheeler
Nelle MS
Laut Lassengti
Chambers
Aiy le Wanse Mamers
Chris Ford
Rand
Holfered
Moreherd
Moorhead
Gonzales
West NA
Radovich Smashes Mobile Past La Vista 18 7
Radovich drove in seven runs with two home runs including a grand slam as Tony's Mobil routed La Vista Tigers 18 to 7 in La Vista. Wyrick struck out 15 in six frames for Fremont National Life League, while Tirak hit a two run homer for Insing.
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Caleber Pele Radovich
Tony
Mobil
la Vista Tigers
la Vista
Amaria Mesne
Inarpom
Thompson
Insing
Tony Tirak
Miller Antics Lead AFP Triumph in Wild Win
Dave Miller starred for the American Forest Products Angels, driving in one run and scoring another on a wild pitch, sparking a three run eighth inning rally to secure a 5-2 overtime victory over the Newark Merchants Giants. The slugfest at Newark featured scattered hits and tense late innings as AFP seized control late.
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Newark
Dave Miller
American Forest Products Angels
Newak Merchants Giants
Morrisey No Hitter in Ashland
Mike Morri sey struck out nine and hurled no hit ball as the Colts ran rough shod over the Seals 17 to 1 last night in an Ashland Senine Di vision Contest called after five innings. Albert Re and Yana And rade each slammed three hits for the Colts.
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Ashland
Mike Morrisey
Colts
Seals
Campbell Blows Pace Menu in 12-2 Win
Molly Campbell slashed a 15 hit attack with four safeties in five at bats and Penis Steinbach added five hits as the Menu Market Angels defeated World's Fare Athletics 12-2 in Eden American Little League action. The game featured standout performances from Campbell and Steinbach, contributing to a decisive victory for Eden American.
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Molly Campbell
Balf
Penis Steinbach
Menu Market Angels
Erin
Steveneh
Ana Campi
Grevace
Lorana Janes
Fertuna
Caranthil
Przrinuey
Manor baseball highlights feature Hesson and Norcup stars
In Washington Manor last night, Hesson and Norcup starred as the Cardinals scored the winning run in the final inning to secure a 32 final score. Ty Cobb led the Rees as they defeated the Terriers 4 4, while the Braves edged the Crys 4.
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Wastington Manor
John _Jesson
Wehallers
Dill Noreuy
Cards
iNals
Wasington Manor
Ty Cobb
Rees
Terriers
Braves
Tne Crys
Chance Ripped By Senators In Loss to Angels
Cy Young winner Dean Chance was knocked around as the Senators battered the Angels 9-6. Washington scored seven runs on eight hits in 2 2/3 innings to chase Chance early, raising his ERA to 4.22. In other AL action Boston blanked Minnesota 2-0 and Detroit beat the Yankees 4-1.
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Minnesota
Twins
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New York
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Demeter
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iKaat
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Rayer Tori Oul Houston
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Bjork Homer Stands Up For Fargo Victory
Bjork Homer hits an opening inning grand slam as Fargo wins 11 0 at Castro Valley Community Center. Baseball action also features Balcaner Lift Track, Amador Daun, and a 1 0 pitchers duel, with Kaiser and Roberts involved in a nohit bid ending.
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Jim Bjork
E. Coburn
Wells Fargo
Hayward Area
Plan For Softball State Meet At Hayward
Officials of the Sauth County Softball Association plan Hayward for a third straight ASA State Tournament hosting. The field drops from 18 to 16 teams requiring more games. The cable elimination tournament runs Friday to Sunday August 15 with all games at Patrick-Gomer Field, avoiding PG and Bret Harte split.
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Sauth Counery Softball Association
Hayward
Shird
ASA
Duly St
Patrick-Gomer Field
Bret Harte
Three-Run Peterson Blast Aids SF Win
San Francisco pulled ahead with a decisive five run fifth inning highlighted by Peterson's three run homer. Jesus Alou added two singles boosting his hit total to lead the majors, while Schofield and Haller provided key hits to extend the lead. Cincinnati ventured late but could not overcome the early deficit as Nuxhall struggled on the mound.
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Jesus Alou
Schofield
Jesus
McCovey
Jim Ray Hart
Lanier
Tom Haller
Nuxhall
Sanford
Somerraw
Teds
Cincinnati
Hart
Shamsky
NATO Eewards
Qhaner
Cardenas
San Leandro Pecreation
Crala
Perea
Tonaka
Owens Ilinois
Vnadim Granueed
Sun
Aed
Plintkote
Vies Lors
Roy Cahrental
Homer
Flintskate
Dan Detorm
Theis Seventt
Thers
Hex Baller
Whalton
Ehers
Ex Lancer Wins SJS PE Award
Larry Hansen a 1963 Lonny Christensen Memorial Award winner and San Jose State College physical education major, played football at SJS and College of San Mateo, named Most Valuable Spartan in 1963. He aims for a January 1968 masters and student teaching at Campbell High School. brother of Eden High School baseball star Dick Hansen.
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Spartan
Tennyson High
Larry Hansen
Lonny Christensen
San Jose State
San Josf
Fennyean High School
Lonny Cheislenssen
San Jose State College
SJS
College of San Mateo
Hansen
Spartans
Larry
int_ Campbell High School
Eden High
SIS
Phi Silon sKappa
Jehagen
Aavile
Maybe She Knew Something: Schofield Joins Giants
Shortstop Dick Schofield, newly acquired by San Francisco in a trade for Jose Pagan, hit safely in his fifth straight game and drove in three runs as the Giants beat Cincinnati 12 to 0. Mays remains the focal bat, batting .408, while Schofield climbs to .380. Pagan, now with the Pirates, has yet to play for Pittsburgh.
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Dick Schofield
Giants
San Franses
Pittsburgh
Nursday
Rons
Cincinnati
Dauhins
Cianis
Pagan
Pirates
Turners In 6-5 Victory
In a tight San Lorenzo National Senior Division clash Turners edged U5 6 to 5 last night at Uie fifth tie moment. N Lorenzo Turner's Sporting Goods supplied key runs and the late rally propelled Turners to the win and the division triumph.
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N Lorenzo
Turner's
Sporting Goods
Uie
San Lorenzo
Comets Open Tourney Play In Richmond Kickoff
The Comets begin a four day softball tournament at Champions Park in Richmond with twelve teams, opening at 9 pm as New York Chiefs and Nor Cal Softball Major Mike Gammon score 11 points last night. Eight of 32 teams entered. action shifts to 8:15 pm.
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Santa Chez
Hageward Comets
Lanigsht
Salas Bens
Richmond
Baydesi
Delayeaga Bombers
New York Chiefs
Andi- Martin Madsen
Hayward
Non-League AFL pre-season games announced nationwide
The AFL released a schedule showing Boston Denver Buffalo and Kansas City each hosting two exhibitions. San Diego Oakland and Houston will host one game each. Houston greets Boston indoors at the Astrodome on August 21 with other dates in Denver Oakland and Seattle areas noted.
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Vibes
Joe Foss
Boston
Denver
Buffalo
Kansas City
San Diego
Oakland
Houston
New
Astrodome
Benver-Oakl
Dail Lake
Kanaaski
Portland
Ore
Garfield Triumph Over Washington in League Action
Collins slam leads Garfield with a home run and multi hit effort by Wes Dehose as Garfield tops Washington. Halcyon rallies for a 4-4 tie after a five hitter by Hank Nacdin and a four run fourth inning with Diaz Smith Robinson Murray and Nardine contributing two hits each.
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San Leandro
Ted Colling
Wes
Dehose
Garfield
Washington
Hank Nacdin
Halcyon
Wilson
Rudy Diaz
Jin Smith
Ron Robinson
Marvin Murry
Nardine
Mt Eden Honors Spring Athletes At Awards Night
Mt Eden High will honor its spring sports athletes at an awards night Tuesday at 6 20 p m in the school gymnasium. Awards will go to the top players in baseball track tennis and swimming with several named recipients across teams and events.
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Mioden High
Athleles
Calelovia
Panegett
Owens T Hindis
Geterson
Rafield and
Castles
Tilt
Swan
Delarm
Malinari
Yorkeign Pti
Suning
Reger
Aragon Abd Kahrengal
Teeey Tna Vasquezar Aragon
Stanley
HR Onrengal
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