Dons Collapse in Redwood Tournament Thriller
Napa High and Arcoyo High produced a chiming Redwood Championship day with Napa pulling ahead in the seventh as San Rafael Dons faltered. Tom White and Dave Heskell combined on the mound to halt the rally while Napa’s Dave Silva, Elliot, and Ward contributed key hits. The day’s schedule included semifinal and consolation clashes at Albers Field and College of Marin with Lincoln San Jose, Monterey, and St Elizabeth’s also in action.
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Uendal
Herren
SAN Rafael
Arcoyo High
Jerry Stev Bit
Jastenson
Ar- Napa
Royans
Dons
North Bay
Dave Silva
Lief
Elliot
Ward
Brieg
Napa
Tom White
Dave Heskell
Itelbe
Frank Angelo
Dann
Elliott
Heshelt
San Grace
Westmont High
West Valley
College of Marin
Redwood High
St. Elizabeth's
Diablo
Skyline
el Cerrito
Lincoln
San Jose
Bob Seeger
Mike Hoss
Ray Silva
Monterey
Frank Prespigisvam
Bob Buckner
Indians
Bob
Arroyo
Tom Dunn
Tom Elliott
Chris Ward
Arraya
Slivac
Arana
Elliot Schuerner
BiBucker
Angel
Schulz
Gunn
White
Grace
Hesketh
Karen
Woonan
Lesimone
Stevenson
Dojian
Lo Carian
Toa Um SK Tat
Silve
Bob Buelner
Bill Buckner
Noonan
Julian
Mr—Silya
We Lincoln
Rass
Fi Rand Lenmi
Ieeger
Garvey Reser
Silva’ Kuraisa
Reeser
Shaker Is
Mays Out. Sadecki Routed as Phillies Win
Sadecki was roughed up for the fourth time, allowing two crucial hits and two walks without recording a retirement. Bill White, batting .297, collected three hits and three RBIs after replacing Sadecki, including the decisive two-run single in the third to lift Philadelphia to a 3-0 lead as McCovey hit his eighth homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadecki
Bill White
Phils
McCovey
Musch Tops NCS 400 Field at Santa Rosa Meet
Tim Musch of Santa Rosa High won the 400 yard freestyle at the North Coast Section finals in the Santa Rosa Swim Center, clocking 4 04.06 to best Alan Bell of Napa Valley and Steve Elsoab of Amador who placed second and third. Other events include diving results and standout swims from Castro Valley and Amador entries.
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Santa Rosa—Pacific
Tim Musch
Santa Rosa
Musch
Fenade Valley
Alan Bell
Steve Elsoab
Amador
Castro Valley
Carl Thomas
Hornung
Fiams
Amaroer
Renteroy
Renteroy ; {She Naas Daneatn
el C
Cardeseo
Fteertoti
Tracey
Sehnigg
Steward
Blank
O'Brien
Heuj
Drake
Ryser
Wollrup Tcvi
Jason
Buckman
Unger
SRI
Letterman
Brandt
Ted
Kell
Hilama
Hoyt
Kienmedson
Mit
Sneline
Clement
Alameda Contra Costa All Star Football Classic Planned
The Alameda and Contra Costa counties prepare their All-Star football classic at Pirate Stadium Pittsburg Friday August 19 1966 with 137 players nominated and 25 players plus alternates from each county to be named May 31 by a coaches writers committee. Co coaches Alameda Forrest Klein Don Couch. Contra Costa Duane Louis John Nyles. Training sites set for June 15 and tickets sales around July 1. Sponsorship by Ovens Publications Inc with beneficiaries United Cerebral Palsy Alameda Contra Costa and Diablo Valley Scholarship Inc.
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Contra Costa
Pirate Stadium
Pittsburg
Coun Wes
Alameda County
CoCoaches Forrest Klein
Alameda High School
Don Couch
Livermore
Duane Louis
Las Lomas
Walnut Creek
John Nyles
el Cerrito High
NCCA
Ovens Publications, Inc
Eden Sets Spring Banquet for Mt Eden High
Mt Eden High announces its annual Spring Awards Banquet next Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Athletes from track swimming baseball and tennis will be honored with Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player awards while varsity captains are also recognized. The event is under Mt Eden Lettermen Club sponsorship and tied to Giants related honors.
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Mt. Eden High
San Francisco
Gaylord
Ming
Petry
San Francisco Giants
National League
Giants
Perry
Phillies
Hayward Air National Guard
Mt. den Lettermen Club
Wheeler Chucks One Hitter in Manor League Tilt
In San Lorenzo Wheeler Arroyo Assn. delivered a one hitter for Wheeler SLz as Ricky Crawford scored the win with five strikeouts. The Manor game featured Crawford's two singles and an error that aided the pace, while Clayworth Drugs and Pay contributed key defensive plays. Dean Heckman struck out the batter to seal a 5-3 win for Cuddy Plumbing over U.S. Market.
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San Lorenzo
Don Wheeler
Arroyo Assn
Wheeler
Wheeler Ricky Crawford
Crawford
Peter Fail
Clayworth
Peter Pay
Dean Heckman
U.S
SAN Lorenzo National Llame
Wheeler and Freitas
Joorr
Seihe
Depolo 2B Trips Up Slakey 3-2 in Open Senior League
In SAN LEANDRO and SAN LORENZO play, Depolo 2B trips Slakey for a 3-2 win as Fierro with 5th inning double fuels Day and Nite in a no-hit bid. Bills, Lynch power offense. Coates fanned 10 as Bot Smith Mobil edges Peetz Enterprises 4-2. Costa doubles for Treview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Jim Cook
SAN Lorenzo
Fred de
John Jorgensen
Polo
Alllsi
Bob Fierro
Day
Phils
Nats
Manor Lou Gehrig
Coates
Ron Costa
Bot Smith Mobil Calts
Peetz’ Enterprises
Tree‘view
Treeview
Costas
Costa
Orosco Shuts Down Birds Insurance in 31 Victory
Orosco threw a two hit game to lead the Hayward American Rockets to a 31 victory over Bob Bird Insurance in a senior division clash. Kern, Comoran, Orotes and Parson contributed for the Rockets in a tight early contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Qrozen
Hayward American Rockets
Bob Bird Insurance
Hayward
You Bird Insurance
Amer
Hory
Kern
Comoran
Orotes
Parson
Squeeze Triumph Edges Ashland Stars In Last-Ninth Scuffle
Ashland Little League game ends with Loray Marker scoring on a muffed squeeze attempt in the bottom of the seventh, producing a 0.7 finish for Squeeze over the Ashland Stars. Readouts mention several players including Nava, Marker, Kramer, Maruyama, Joyce, and Denton amid a jumble of names and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ray Nava
Loray Marker
The
Stars
Ashland LI
Kramer
Maruyama
Earnest Doubles Spark Holly in 23-2 Win
Carl Earnest hit two doubles for Holly Sugar as Jess Reyna and Neil Steiner each worked three innings for a combined seven strikeouts. Holly defeated Passco 22-2 in a Union City Little League game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Carl Earnest
Jess Reyna
Neil Steiner
Holly Sugar
Passco
Hotty “Sugar Passcc
Marls
Eee UN Blum
Stetmer
Night at Giants game near sellout in Castro Valley
Castro Valley seats for Night at the Giants Dodgers game on June 10 are nearly sold out with limited reserve seating. Orioles catcher Caleb Brown underwent neurosurgery, remains in intensive care, and will recover in hospital for the next days as travel to Candlestick Park is arranged. A Baltimore official notes few tickets still available and bus transportation will be provided to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Baltimore (Ap
Caleb
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Brown
Baltimore Ager
Winston King
Orioles
Sinai Hospital
Candlestick Park
Brown
Alice
Castro Village
Hos- Center
Pital
Lane Gals Blank Opponents In San Leandro Softball
In San Leandro at Thrasher Park the Lane sisters Mary and Marsha Lane starred for the Mustangs in a win. Ramos Realty defeated the Ramblers 8 to 2 in the opening game of the San Leandro Recreation Department Women’s Softball League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Mary
Marsha Lane
Pagans
Mustangs
Thrasher Park
Ramos Realty
Ramblers
SLRO
Raves Realty
Mas 4 Ae Ang Kosch Wikening
Sider
Aee Jenes
Masry Lene
Maran Lene
Walker Ot Raker
Hole-In-One For DeSmidt At Marina Golf Course
San Leandro reports 6 year old DeSmidt sunk a hole in one at the Marina Golf Course yesterday. Using a seven iron he holed out on the 183 yard seventh hole watched by Janicete M Dryant Mac Medwins and Ini C Mullins. DeSmitt has been selling for about 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Joe Pe- Smidt
Marina
Janicete M. Dryant
Mac Medwins
Ini C. $. Mullins
DeSmitt
S Zelling
Souhthern League scores and rain delays listed
Montgomery 2 Evensville 1 game completed while Medile at Knoxville and Columbus at Asheville, Macon at Charlotte all postponed by rain. multiple matches affected with weather impacting schedule.
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Montgomery
Evensville
Medile
Knoxville
Columbus
Asheville
Macon
Charlotte
Plaugher Blanks Eden 4-0 in YMCA Softball
Plaugher hurled Eden Church of Christ to a 4 0 victory at Par tick Gomer Field, allowing two hits and fanning seven. Joe Brewer belted a homer for First Southern Baptist. Calvary Baptist beat Bethel Temple 7 8 at Patrick-Garner Field with Hermas Luffellny winning. Mt Eden Presbyterian edged Grace Southern with late runs as Assembly of God won by forfeit over First American Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaugher
First Southern Baptist
Eden Church of Christ
YMCA
Partick-Gomer Field
Joe Brewer
Patrick-Garner
Calvary Baptist
Bethel Temple
Calvary
Jack
Mt. Eden Presbyterian
Spencer Merrill
Ed Milleman
Grace Suthern
Assembly of God
First American Baptist
Ymca Church
Eden Church
Seeeee Ee Rusaraw
Eawardy
Park Senior High claims world relay record in swims
Bethiel Park Senior High School reinforced its push for a world record in a continuous swim relay by surpassing a 10 mile mark. About 1,763 swimmers swam between Wednesday morning and Friday night totaling 11 miles and covering 8,240 lengths in the school pool. Officials say the International Swimming Hall of Fame requires a minimum of 100 miles for recognition, and Camp Ak Q Mac of Canada previously claimed a 75 mile record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPS
Bethiel Park
International Swimming Hall of Fame
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Camp Ak Q
Mustang challenged in Fremont drag race tonight
Ed Terry of Oakland faces Rich Scardigli of Fremont in a three out of five match race at the Fremont Drag Strip. Terry drives an 1816 Ford Mustang while Scardigli pilots a 1966 high performance Chevelle in tonight's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ed Terry
Oakland
Rich Scardigli
Terry
Scardigli
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Mays Still
Cont
Haller
Jackson
Larry
Philadelphia
el Rojas
Landem
Callison
Groat
McCue
Harl
Apoo
Clemans
Francisco Phifer
Covey
Jackson Wy
Sadacki
McDaniel
Galty Review
Eden
Manor
Fierro
Mel Ott
Bills
Lynch
Fierra
Mike Nobriga
RBI
Bears
Pete Miller
Haw Lorento
Skey
Miller
Cubillo
Depota
Washington Manor Atime A
Renee Imw
aNind Alfonsa
Norcuperan
Canon
Pata Ind Romero
Markovich
Synena Fia
Water Pris. A
Suersied
Hedge Cook
Jorgensen Ve Pawtan
Jones
Orosco
Rockets
Squeeze
Ashland Stars
Traman
Christine Truman
Williamsport
Elmira
York
Pawtucket & Waterbury
Pinstlet
Dim Perez
A.S.G
Tom Witdley
Police Dept
East Bay Lumber
LE Police Orl Oo
FC Textra
Fernandazi Willey
Krels
Ryper
Hubert Hayward
McDonald
Tony McDonald
McDonald's Burgers Giants
Mt. Eden's
Earnest
Spark Holly
Pacific Coan Langue
Portland
Denver
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Vancouver
Tecoma
Phoenix
Spokane
Hawaii
Tulsa
Ausia
Amarillo
el Prag
Dallas-Fort Wath
Arkansas
Albuquerque
C.Y
Fatteri
San Lorenzo High School
Assn
Edward Housman
Ron McPherson
Steve Rutald
Lenny Cloutier
Cuddy Plumbing
Maury Wills
Dennis Linda
U. S
DeSmidt
Plaugher Blanks
Hr—Brower
Calvary Gapils
Wether Temple
Luffeling
Lameen
Bayer and Meskins
Thornborg
Bayer
Grace Lutheran
Eden Presbytérian
Seentae Ang B. Lappans
Zalliewan
Ana Jewel
Dalky Sli
Jewell Mepl
Mustang
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