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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1969
Page
6
Newark American Little League action saw Leslie Salt secure at least a share of the title after a 32 2 win over Morton. The five game edge came with five left as two sixth inning runs and an error produced a 22 tie before the winning run. Lenny Snodgrass tripled in the seventh for Morton.
Turk Island held Campbell Chain to a late rally as it posted a 4-2 victory to take undisputed Union City Little League lead. Don Sheridan worked three innings for Turk Island with Jillman earning the win and six strikeouts. Union City Lions, led by Jeff Agravidor’s 14 strikeouts, defeated Complton’s Sporting Goods 4-2, while Teamsters over White Front 3-2 with Louis Gutierrez going 3-for-3. Pasco edged Valley Industrial Laundry 1-0 behind Glen Bachelder’s 10 strikeouts.
Ethyl defeated the Elks 5 0 as Larry Brinlee drove in multiple runs with a double, triple and home run. Dave Friend added key support, while Stelnner, Sera Gygax Realty, and Mendoes contributed in late frames. Kyle Kieperdou doubled as part of a strong team effort in a week of RBI production and strikeouts. The 11-2 Glenmoor homeowners improved in FBI North Major play, with Butch Kirk and Randy Bohenstiehl among the two-hit contributors.
In Mission San Jose, Central Chevrolettion tops Warm Springs 6 1 as two run second frame starts and a seventh inning homer by Meiring seal the win. Dan Sehnalmeyer drives in two and Central rises to 41 1st in Mission San Jose loop with a no hitter by Gustafson and Hinkle on Fremont Boulevard with Penna and Thibault among scorers.
Centerville, representing the Fremont area, defeated Watsonville 7 6 to advance to the quarterfinals of the National Baseball Congress District Tournament for Santa Clara Santa Cruz and Alameda counties. Andy Horn scored the winning run in the bottom of the ninth after a single by Bill Garcia. Garcia pitched six innings of one hit ball in relief, with Watsonville held to seven hits. The tournament winner advances to Eureka for the California State finals.
In Centerville National Senate Division action the Athletics pulled off a rare triple play as they defeated the White Sox 17 to 9. White Sox leadoff man Steve Espinosa hit a sharp liner that was snagged by John Saenz who touched second and fired to Greg Insua at first for the unusual double play in one. Cards edged by Cubs 4 to 3 in another game.
Fremont Compton's Sporting Gands defeated Walters Employment 6 1 to stay atop second half standings in Centerville Little League. A five run third inning propelled Cartmen Gischer with a triple and Ricky Williams a double for the winners while Jim Wilkinson drove in three runs.
East Bay Glass defeats Oakland EB Bercovich 6 to 5 in the Connie Mack League opener as pitcher Dick Ruthven fanned 10 and drove in two with two hits. Ruthven also starred on the mound, and Wayne Miller added key support as East Bay rallied for the win and prepares to host NAACP at Newark High.
Newark National standings update shows the Inventory Service Cubs extending their lead with an 8-1 win over the Police Reserve Braves. Randy Witmaker Tim Vigai fon and Evan Williams each had two hits as the Cubs exploded for six runs in the fifth inning behind a one-hit pitching gem from Gabe Le Desma.
Newark area prep league action saw Ken Baker pitch nine innings for Lester's Security as they rout the Angels 7-0 to close the first half. Ray Hernandez drove in the tying and winning runs with two singles, while Silvey Transportation edged Cardinal 5-4 behind late offense. Jerry Rively sparked the Giants in a seventh inning rally with a clutch double.
Fremont scene shows CB No 1 dominating No 2 with a 39 to 4 win as Charlie Brown No 1 posts 11 runs in the first and fourth innings. Chargers rally in bottom of seventh for a come from behind victory over Mission Rebels in FGSA Ponytail action.
Fremont Lions opened with two first inning runs and held on for a 3-4 victory over Gem Construction in American Division play. UAW edged Borghl Vets 4-2 while Rebels beat Best Block 9-2 and Archer Jeeps topped Sido Tow 3-1. Lozano fanned seven in a two hitter, Videtich drove in two for UAW, and Smith tossed a one hitter for Best Block with Norvell adding a single.
Fremont Auto Dealers stayed tied for first in Centerville National Life League after a 7-3 win over K-Sports as Larry Dean improved his mound record with a two hitter. Jerry Mendoes doubled in two in a six run second to spark the attack for Fremont. Besco scored twice late to join Fremont with a 2 mark. Derrike Young added two two baggers and Terry Anest drove in a run with a double. Fleury Trucking beat Big Daddy Mets 12-2 as Craig Miller and Dean Kolaké each had three RBIs and Bill Campbell added a two bagger. Mitchell doubles and multiple players reached.
In Fremont National Little League action Alec led Schultze 76 to a 5 4 upset over Fremont Center. Teamsters tied Schultze for first after a 7 2 win and key hits included Conklin two run homer and Frates 10 strikeouts. Optimists rallied with four eighth inning runs to seal a 5 4 victory as Lamar drove in two and pitched two scoreless innings.
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