Tough To Score On Leaders
San Leandro Babe Ruth League opening weekend shows St. Leander's dominant. Vierra limited Dougan to three hits in a 12-0 win aided by Burnett and Allan as SL remains undefeated, while S L Insurance beat Pring's for a season start 2-1. Stan Ornellas went 3-for-3 for Insurance with Harrentson driving in the decisive run.
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San Leandro
St. Leander’s
Gary Allen
Jim Vierra
St. Leander
Dougan
Kevin Burnett
San Leandro Insurance
St. Leander's
S. L. Insurance
Pring’s
Palma Plaza
Stan Ornellas
Tom Harrentson
Pace
George Onderk
S.L. Dabe
Ruth
Omi
Viera
Allan
Eguers
Burnett
Simpson
Cooper
Castro
Jack
Kinggie
Milby
McCallery
Moyles
Parodi
Ya—arassey
Stouwle
Berrentson
Sli
Palme Flore
Harrington Tops Fremont Eliminator at Drag Strip
At Fremont Drag Strip yesterday Harrington led eliminations posting 194.36 mph and 7.46 seconds. San Leandro’s Iain Bowen driven “T for John” A Competition Chevy was third with 128.38 mph and 10.55 seconds. Other South County winners include Pat Niddleson Honda in Yward and Ron Ferris Ford with a 16.03 time.
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Fremont
Roger Harrington
Whiz
Tom Trefethen
Moraga
Jon
Harrington
San Leandro
Iain Bowen
John
South County
Gary Twamoday
Ford
Assoc
Pathard
Pat Niddlesen
Ah Honda
An Yward
Ed Perry
Ponts
Ron Ferri
Chevy
Auto Performante
CMSP
Beasher and
Cummina AG
Angell Mathews
Ia Enewy
San Lea
Ron Schineibar
House of Wate TA
Pont
Ted Seipell
BRASP
Sein Bowen
Wewark
Eben Hasver
Chevys
Shane Valley
Jim
Laver to face Gonzales in first Peck Gap Pro tour final
Rod Laver of Australia and Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles were set to meet for the championship at the first annual Peck Gap International Pro Tennis Tournament in San Rafael California. Laver, the top seed, advanced by defeating Andres Cimeno of Spain 9-7 in a semifinal. Gonzales, second seed, beat Ron Rosewall 8-6 to reach the final.
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San Rafael
Calif
Rod Laver
Australia
Panelio Gonzales
Los Angeles
Laver
Andres Cimena
Spain
Gearhart Seeks Title in Fort Lauderdale Bowling Tourney
Gearhart of Fort Lauderdale Florida nips Tommy Tutt of Rural Hall in a tense Sunday match to lead the field toward the 11‑frame Carling Bowling Tourney title. The bout showcased young Gearhart’s growing form as the tournament heats up.
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Gearhart
Carl
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Tommy Tutt
Rural Hall
Key Winner Willa Hocker Wins Holiday Singles Classic
Dansville Michigan bowler Willa Hocker wins the Holiday National Singles Classic with a 2 game score of 2,678 and takes the top prize of 2000 dollars. Testent Mehaed earns a share of remaining prize money in the 36,000 event.
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Dansville
Mich
Testent Mehaed
Rapozo Wins San Leandro Golf Championship
Rapozo defeated Charley Hillis 3 and 2 to capture the 1965 San Leandro Golf Club championship on the Marina course. After a tense 14th hole where Hillis nearly completed a comeback, Rapozo followed with a chipped birdie putt and closed out on the 16th, ending two down at one point.
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San Leandro
Charley Hillis
Mel Rapozo
Marina
Hillis
Rapozo
Matel
Key Alou Grab May Winds Aid S F To Win Over Cards
In a continued page segment, Dick Azcarate battles after a club crown victory. Skinner shifts to 1964 and loses a 3 and 2 decision to Bernie Capellas in Maverin, while Linzy scored a grateful plate trot.
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Dick Azcarate
Ihi
Skinner
Bernie Capellas
Linzy
Boxscores and game notes from a mixed MLB twinbill
The page catalogs lineups and stats for Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chicago and Los Angeles, noting batting orders, positions, and key players such as Robinson, Parker, Pinzon, and McCarver. It recaps a Giants at Cardinals and Pirates at Mets style box score with errors, runs, and notable moments. It includes player names, fielding positions, and inning-by-inning highlights from the doubleheader and later game summaries.
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cHicasa
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Abern
Doc Wille
Stewart
Taylor
Karper
Parker
Willams Hod
Rois
Pinzon
Davie
Samo
Callen
Rob'son
Ferrara Ho
Banks
Auer
Lot Didinson
Ito
Moon
Clemons
Perec
Fwily
Keug
Sol
Pawriich
Rostborn
Rene
Triagtos
Cardenhba
Liison
Ellis
Craipp
Teewski
Sluarie
Chicago
Pereragees
Chicamo
Philadelpee
Eharker
Peres
Gardenay
Los Angeles
Allen
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Sek Og
Strythe-Robinson
Fairly
Cardenas
Wills
BASO
Agtaschun
Bilis
York
Buffalo
Koulai
Klaus
Faye
januwauKes
Houston
Cinmninie
Lewis
Arn Biirasnan
Gouger
Alou
Paoboda
Ipms Cragdall
Chrugate
Bo Biennie
Ashoney
Pitrehirgh
Whaian
al Mare
Milwaukee
Cios Burgh
New York
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Clermine
Ateroshe
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Eat
Clerker
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Aspronente
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Ecaiwauvee
Rengi
TA -Aston
Blasingame
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Decksee
Mfeee Jones
Ahr Atay Tol
Bacar
Macey Fats
Wynn Stramar
Masingame
ncGraw
Wyds
Gao Pittsaurgh
Yark Joven Bayt
Kiany Ae
Mackentit
aUrgrace
Tagia Prehelon
Fuag Interkot
Citdenow
Marek
MNF
POL Saling
Corder
E-Canimizary
Pittsburah
Venturi Seeks Hawaii Cure For Hand Injury
Honolulu reports National Open Gulf champion Ken Venturi, sidelined by a hand ailment, hopes Hawaii’s air and gentle conditions will aid his recovery and improve his form. Venturi notes improved circulation in his hand as weather cooperates with training.
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Honolulu
Ken Venturi
Sceather Venturi
Soccer Tickets On Sale For Kezar Stadium Match
Tickets remain for a Wednesday game at Kezar Stadium San Francisco between England and Hanover with matches at 1 and 4 pm Advanced seats cost 82.75 with 4.7 percent service charge at the gate Juniors under 18 admitted free when accompanied by a paying adult.
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Wickes
San Francisco
Kezar Stadium
Notting‘hay Forest
England
Hanover
Don Harder
Ysladium Gate
Asheville Speedway Weekend Race Highlights
Local track action at Asheville Speedway weekend featured a fast third mile event and new speed records. Notable driver performances included a competitive field with Honda and Johnson cited among top finishers as cars reached high speeds late in the night.
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Asheville
Johnson
Cuca
Victorias
Wrelthy Chicken Farmer Son Honda
Romied Teat
Asheville Speedway
Neddarnut
Cimoen
West German Booters Triumph in I S L Opener
West Germany’s Minighen 1880s striker scored a 24 point victory over the New Yorkers in the opening game of the International Soccer League tournament. New York’s roster includes players from the German American Soccer League and a large home crowd of about 8 082 watched the match.
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New York
Sein
West Germany
Aer
Plasert
Gabrielson Debuts in Giants Lineup at Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants debutant Gabrielson arrived from Chicago with Dick Bertell and Harvey Kuenn. The 6 foot 4 inch left fielder started against St Louis, drew two walks, and collected two hits including a homer in 12 at bats. Manager Hermaty Franks shuffled positions, aiming to maximize southpaw matchups against Bob Gibson.
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Tony Haller
San Francisco
St. Louis
Bob Purkey
Lou Hrogk
Dicky Groat
Short Fistep
Brock
Tom Haller
Gibson
Landner
McCarver
Kayer
McCoy
Harts
Rot Kerbel
Julian Javier
Bill White
Herbel
Hingd
Stalen
Boyer
Franks
Herman
Testhanler
Bill Henry
Redbird
MeKenry
Candlestick Park
San
Lenna
Gabrielson
Dick Bertell
Chicago
Sa Francisco International Airport
Candley
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Oakland Tees
California
Bob Gibson
Tar Ai We
Hermaty Franks
Feld
Cap
Peterson
Matty
Alan
Bertell
Kuenned Bailey
Roh Hendley
Bill Hands
Tarama
HABRL Victories Spark Hayward League Action
In Hayward Area Babe Ruth League play, Kroetch and Todd homer to lift Pring's to its first win as Keith Carr reached base on a lone homer. Ralph's Appliance improved to 4-0 with a sixth-inning rally to beat Roeder's Plumbing, while Hayward Roofing kept pace behind a two-hit shutout by Ed Taylor Ini. Keller and multiple players fueled wins for several teams as the league produced a busy holiday schedule.
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Keith Carr
Pring’s
Hayward Area
Charlie Keller
Kiwanis
Aiig
Ralph's
Roeder
Plumbing
Hayward Roofing
Ed ‘Taylor Ini
Laver Don Harder
Paul Cruz
Gregory
Marph’s
Hayward
Trim
Taylor
Cla Kian
Viz
Pring’s Goffee Shops
Suoart
Millers
Silva
Keller
Kewenls
Aller ¢Kiwans
Davak
Groetch
Gresary
Ralph
Marin
Tim Todd
Instant Beverage
Romley Market
Soda Pap Ning
Castro Valley
Frank
Trucking
Gary Taylor
Dennis Carlson
Bob Jones
Carlson
jFranks
Larry Smith
Secu
Chick Favas
Instant_ Beverage
Lou
Caes
Hayware Area
San Lorenzo
Supreme Buy
Toad Clerks
Dougan
Ron Carr
Kay Cees
Mark Houstey
Supreme
Kevin Little
Pood Clerks
Juln Bias
Pete Belosi
Phil Weston
Mark Frye
Frye
Will August
P Pace
Remaivona
Pheilerle
Little and Parish
RCI Ranela
IO Frye
RCI Semtoetin
Supreme Rugan Po
Yesterday's Big League Heroes
Cleveland Indians hammered Detroit 10 to 2 as Rocky Calav ity drove in a homer and three singles. Camilo Pascual remained unbeaten in the pitching win. Tulsa upset in a tennis context with Clark Washington among notable names in a chaotic AP recap.
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Associated Press
Rocky Calavity Indians
Deave
Cleveland Walluyd
Detroit
Camilo Pascu
Ralston
TULSA
Okla
Clark Washington
Kaebner
Dennis Lab Sium
U.S
Athiene
Fight Result Summary From Obscure Event
A chaotic fight record shows FLGEINOWE and Waly-Satvalore defeating rivals, while Francisca Perez Ber and Marcela Be Aywerghits were noted as fighters. The fragment hints at a Japan location event with AKATACE Sitfaran Canuna listed among participants.
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Flgeinowe
Waly - Satvalore Rureyely
Francisca Perez Bertasreos
Marcela
Japan
Canuna
Wilman's Strikes & Spares Bowling Tips for Fixing Habits
This item lists bowling faults and likely causes from grip fit to delivery. It suggests consulting a local bowling expert to check fit, finger hole size, coordination, and swing, noting issues like grip, pace, and lunge on the final step may cause poor results.
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Innes
Keg Hilites Thompsons Steal Show at Bay Fair Lanes
Thompson duo Charles and Carmen Thompson led Bay Fair Lanes with top hon series as Charles posted 220 22 1142 and Carmen 226 204 653 to head the women’s field. The page also notes Bay Fair bests and several high single games, including Jim Godman’s 242 average and San Leandro’s Mel Flewelling nearly matching for second.
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Charles Thompson
Carmen Thompson
Bay Fair Lanes
Charles
Carmen
Nite Gwi Aan
Pleweltigg
Peterson Paint Doubres
Fry
Fry Bena Nun, 319724, Dow's Sandpangers — Ben Wood, 7A $24: Gon Bregmes
Vons Braghury
San Leandro
Jim Games
Maurice Vitae
Flo Esayeira
Idowy
Ben Keleev
Aes
Marcia “Bechwirth
Hayward
Jim Godman J
San Pablo
Gudman
San Williams
San Franciisco
San
Stehr Leads Flying Fins At Berkeley Meet
Danville coverage highlights Sallis Stehr finishing top three in six events for the Flying Fins Swim Club at San Ramon High. Stehr won the 100 yard butterfly and placed high in backstroke, breaststroke, and individual medley events, with Ehlert earning multiple runner up and top placements in five races for girls eight and under.
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Sallis Stehr
Flying Fins
Berkeley
San Rani High
Miss Stehr
Vand
Audrey Ehlert
Girlsi
Mndor
Dreal
Shane
Sten
Lee
Slohe
Reyes
Tpad Ely
Keer’ Corley
Tory Brunckwurst
Poy Wilke
Cindy Pulls
Shiget
Nancy Denees
Spoistive
Lunaytha
Wats Ehret
Top Trotters Clash at Bay Meadows on Memorial Day
Bay Meadows hosted a clash of top trotters and quarter horses this afternoon amid Memorial Day racing. The program appeared to wind down with racing expected to pause tomorrow and resume Tuesday through Saturday.
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San Mateo
Bay Meadows
Elorde to Defend Crown Against Kosaka in Manila Bout
Elorde, 30, will defend his world junior lightweight title against 24 year old Japanese challenger Kosaka in Manila Saturday night. The Elorde Kosaka rivalry dates to 1941 with two prior bouts, one in 1902, and a July Tokyo fight where Elorde won the Orient lightweight crown. Green Bay Packers signings trigger police protection as Caffey and Breen receive moves for 1965 season.
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Mig Mlorde
Hie Philippines
Lst
Green Bay
Wis
Tokyo
Green Bay Packers
Lee Rey Caffey
Deffley Delivers One-Hitter For St Bede's First Place
Dave Deffley pitched St Bede's to a 4-2 victory over the Ashland Lions, securing first in the Hayward Area Babe Ruth League National Division after a two-run start. Ray Thompson and Leo Norden supplied key hits, while 11-year-old Mike Bailey provided crucial relief pitching.
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Dave Deffley
St. Bede's
Hayward Area
Ashland Lions
Boumwed Bay
Ken Chambers
Ray Thompson
Leo Norden
Mike Bailey
Grove Way Realty
Dougan
Dawal
Teamsters
Ibhompson
Sporling Gas
Really Severini
Owensi
WeSosta
WGN
W—Conway
UG WA
Swen Dousan
Hr—Nortitn
Dougan's Rally Secures DAL Victory In Tight Game
Steve Grabill and Vic Carrion sparked a late rally with doubles in the final inning. John Medeiros stole home for the winning run as Dougan's edged Hazelton a dramatic come from behind win amid a flood of misread names and garbled text from the source.
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Steve Grabill
Vic Carrion
Heritay
Tiongan
Sporting iGuads
Diamond Athletic League
ABC
Grabill
Cardon
John Medeiros
Dougan
Allen Lopoe
Bruce Carjmon
Vic
Igle
Jim Coate
Kerry Dohrmann
Din Eries
Hazelton Iiteally
Bol Bird
Ibs
Diamond Athletic
Jpouganns
Sporting
Jane Ambulance
Logan
Lasse
Amd Rossi
Cayames
Sava
Puck Star Balfour Succumbs
Regina AP Murray Balfour, 28, a rugged 70 Pound forward known as the original Million Dollar Line member of the Chicago Black Hawks, died Sunday after an operation in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. A Regina native, he played six NHL seasons and had been recuperating at his parents’ home following a respiratory operation. He began pro hockey with the Montreal Canadiens organization in 1957.
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Regina
Murray Balfour
Uran
Chigago Black Hawks
Farsword
National Hockey League
Harrisburg
Regna
Balfour
Montreal Canadiens
Cal Cup Final Promises Thriller In SoCal SF Showdown
The Kickers Victoria soccer club in Los Angeles aims to defend California cup glory against the Greek Americans of San Francisco in the deciding second game of the oral goal series after KV tied SF 2 1 in the opener.
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San Francisco
UPI
Kickers-Victoria
Los Angeles
K-V
San Frantiscans
Poulson Cops Squaw Race
Squaw Valley reports Lance Poulson wins the Memorial Day giant slalom with a 37.8 time in the men’s class. Gilbert Mollard of Squaw Valley finishes four seconds back at 37.7 and Carl Pleissner of Mammoth Mountain takes third. Cathy Allan also of Mammoth Mountain wins the women’s class with a 30.3 clocking.
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Squaw Valley
Lance Poulsen
Gilbert Mollard
Carl Pleissner
Mammoth Mountain
Cathy Allan
Willy
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