No-Hit Shows for SLz L.L.s Fross in 7-0 Win
Derek Fross pitched his second consecutive no-hitter of the year for San Lorenzo Little League leading Arroyo to a 7-0 victory over Clayworth. He struck out 12, went 3-for-3 with two doubles and a triple, while teammates Spahn and Deusebio added hits and RBIs. Other area games featured John Shits’ two-run single for Golden Gate, Mark Vossler’s triple and 12 strikeouts for Carncamatic Orioles, and multiple standout performances across Ashland, Castro Valley, Treeview, and Dublin leagues.
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Senior League pairs spin no-hit gem in twin bill
Fred Williams and Keith Ricchinisre a winning combination for Tn Sr. side as they no-hit Mervyn's Angels 40 in Shetland League play. Ricchnii fanned seven in six innings, while Rehney and Gon salves drove in all four runs.
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Hawks and Celtics Ready For HBC Finals
In Hayward, the Hawks and Celtics prep for the HBC Senior Basketball playoffs. Hawks beat Royals 90-52 behind Marty Roberts 33 and Keith Nystrom 22, while Celtics toppled Warriors 82-57 with Rich Mac Williams 29 and Bob Brink 26. Playoffs start Monday with Bulls first, Celtics, Hawks face Vikings in best two of three.
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Western Electric tops Rockies for undisputed C-2 lead
Western Electric moved into first place in the San Leandro Recreation Adult Softball C-2 League with a 4 2 victory over the Rockies aided by Brad Lockhart's homerun and late scoring. In the other game, S and R Pickup beat National Can 10 8 as Mike Waglan collected two singles and four RBIs while Dave Paulding homered for the losers.
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Moose Lodge Steers to 2-1 Win Over World Airways
Fremont report: Leon Persinger limited World Airways to one hit as Moose Lodge claimed its first FBI Northern victory of the season. The rally produced a 2-1 decision with key contributions from Nanleig, Coon, and Annaloces Fersinef and Elararraz in a gritty late showing.
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Newark's Miller Leads MVAL Repeat Defeat
Wayne Miller of Newark High earned unanimous recognition as the lone standout in a muddled MVAL report. The article notes pitcher Dick Ruthven and infielder Bob Menefee among the named players, with Irvington as the week’s winner under the league’s banner.
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Mario Carvalho
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SE selects four on CAL dream team
St Elizabeth High of Oakland and CAL co champions with Moreau place four on the All CAL team. Seniors Gary Key and Tom Carney anchor the pitching and catching, with Don Puentes and Wilner Ash at third and utility spots. Ron LaPlante leads CAL hurlers with 0.25 ERA, selected with Moreau’s Dave Donnan. Dan Buscovich is Bishop O’Dowd’s lone South County pick. Additional honorees include St Mary’s and Salesian players among several others.
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NIA Sets Confab in Detroit for NBA Agenda
The National Basketball Association plans a two day meeting in Detroit on June 4-5. The board of governors will discuss next season's schedule possible rules changes player association matters and the Boston franchise developments.
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Lancer Cage Coach Moves Up To College
Special to The Review Jim Young, a Termyson High basketball standout with a 142-14 record over 11 seasons, is named head coach at Tahoé-Paradise College He, a 1954 Santa Clara graduate, may also teach history and holds a masters from San Jose State He earned All West Coast honors at Santa Clara and played in NCAA regionals drafted by Boston Celtics, later serving in the Army and playing basketball there
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Paternity Ruling Giles To Retire Soon
Cincinnati AP report says Earl Giles, president of The Pear Monroe in the Bal team plans to retire September 1 after a 23 year career in baseball and basketball, while a 30-year-old nurse is named as the mother of his child. Giles 73 could not comment early today.
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Poke Natator All American From Livermore Named
Nolan, a 17 year old High School All American candidate from Livermore, has signed a letter of intent with the University of California. He posted a 48.7 in the 100 yard freestyle and is drawing interest from coaches at Arizona State and Utah. Nolan has been offered a scholarship at Cal and remains undecided about his college choice.
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Teeing Off Signups Nearing Close for Big Tee Tourney
San Leandro Manufacturers' Association reports fast entry for the annual Big Tee golf tournament at Sumo Valley. Chairman Henry Bruno notes 7 entries to date, with relief chairman Don Halsted handling inquiries. Packages priced at 16 dollars total, golf only 2.50, dinner 7.50. Entries for the 50th Amateur Championship and Handicap Tournament of the California Golf Association close Friday, June 6, at the CGA Pebble Beach office.
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Bombers Back In Oakland Golf Event Draws Notables
The 1968 champion John Mills has turned professional and cannot defend. Former champs Vern Callison Bruce McCormick Ex Monaghen and John Richardsby entered the Monterey Peninsula and Del Monte courses championship June 23 24 limited to players with handicaps of 1 or less. Semi final Sunol Valley Directors Cup at Las Positas Livermore begins 8 04 a.m. with survivors in the presidents flight taking early cuts.
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Four-Hit Show Tops In HARD Castro's Lounge
Castro's Lounge defeated Stoplight Bar 8 0 as Herr Aaton pitched a four hit game to lead the HARD A League standings in Hayward Area Recreation District softball. Wayne Fromby and Jin Stockton doubled for Castro's, Ed Rodrigues homered for Stoplight, and other scores came from West Coast Transmission and Fremont Savings in various HARD Softball games.
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