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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1969
Page
5
Mario Caravalho of Mission San Jose stars as a versatile shortstop in the Mission Valley Athletic League after transferring from James Logan. Despite past pitching, injuries and focus on baseball, he showcases fielding grip and speed, batting .320 while guiding the Warriors toward contention under coach Bob Ingebretson.
Cathy Tolleson won four events to claim Queen of the Ginders in the 11-12 year group at Newark recreation meet. Linda Symons edged Rebecca Dalrymple in the 9-10 group as Symons excelled in sprints and the hop, step, and jump. Next week boys compete at Newark High for the same age groups.
The Department of Fish and Game launches a two phase plan to boost sport fishing at Clear Lake in Lake County. Florida largemouth bass are released into the lake and used as broodstock elsewhere to increase warmwater fish populations. Biologists note effects may take three to four years to become evident.
Tom Rowe of St Elizabeth Ted Pamplin Newark Jim Campagna Mission Dan Qden Washington co coach Jim Ingram Washington sitting Mike McClellan Washington Tom Zimmer Washington bannered as top all star selections for the regional event.
Forrest Still Pace MVAL Ruthven. Forrest Still Pace MVAL FREMONT Top pitchers and batters in the Mission Valley Athletic League are a select group as batting averages and pitching percentages rise. Dennis Forrest sits at .448 despite idle Friday and two at bats Tuesday. Ruthven, Irvington’s leadoff, won five games and allowed no earned runs against Washington while driving in all three runs Friday. He leads in ERA, innings pitched, winloss percentage, and fewest walks, within two strikeouts of Wayne Miller. John Kennedy’s Ty tang remains in the cellar, yet Irvington’s Paul Davis with .367 and Steve Owens at .323 are among top four hitters. Owens at .323 is two points above Logan’s Dave Garcia, who sits one point over Mission’s Ric Russell at .318. Roy Stevens hurled a no hitter Friday against Logan, rising among league pitchers. In 311 3 innings, he has given up 14 hits and posts a 4-1 record.
Ohlone Renegades travel to Gavilan College to start a busy week with baseball at Gavilan and Monterey, and track athletes competing in the West Coast Relays in Fresno. The schedule also lists tennis regional tournament play at Foothill and JC regional events, plus local games at Logan High and other sites.
Finals week runs with trials at Logan High tomorrow followed by field events on Wednesday and an overall track finale Friday. Top placers advance to North Coast Section finals in two weeks as swimming at Chabot College and tennis at North Coast Finals join the slate. Baseball heads to its third and final round with Mission San Jose and Irvington leading the race. Washington close behind.
In a 2 1 loss to Club America at Spartan Stadium Cal i for nia Clippers trail 1 0 at half after Tlija Mite converts a penalty but give up two second half goals, both from Horacio Lopez. Crowd of 5112 mostly favored the visitors in the international warmup.
Opening game of the Newark Recreation Dept adult lob ball league features Modulux meeting Lido Tow. All gates at 16:90 p.m. on the Frosh-Soph diamond at Newark High. Eight teams participate in the season with early schedule notes and community fishery program references.
Rochester Red Wings pitcher Marcelino Lopes threw the International League season’s first no hitter, beating the Richmond Braves 5 to 1. Damaska scored on Turzilli’s sacrifice fly for Richmond’s lone run as Lopes dominated through seven innings in the doubleheader's second game.
San Francisco falls to Houston as Jesus Alou slides into second in a risky base attempt. Umpire Dick Stella calls safe prompting Ron Hunt to protest from the Giants bench during yesterday's game.
John Williams from Milpitas ran a 9.6 second elimination time in his Chevy. Noel Black of Sacramento posted 8.06 seconds at half throttle with a 165 mph peak speed in his supercharged Mo tion One. Union City’s Gary Cundiff won the MSA Class with a 15.95 in a Buick, as Fremont victors included Mike Patterson, Von Denny, Roy Cunningham and Larry Gillespie in various classes.
Olympian John Carter ran the fastest 100 yards in history with a time of nine seconds flat aided by wind at the San Jose State College invitational meet. The sprint set a new mark during the past weekend events in San Jose California.
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