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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1964
Page
3
Nine returning lettermen and about 75 letters mailed to prospects frame Chabot College football outlook. Hart notes promising trans prospects as the program previews practice beginning September 1 and aims to match or surpass last year’s strong results. Head coach Eg Tart emphasizes a bright, top-tier trajectory for the team.
Senior divisional Hayward American bids for a return trip to the Western Regionals facing Roseville after beating Las Altas National. Former Utah State and Chabot target Jim LeMaine, a 245 pound end from Alameda, is touted as a likely JU All-American. The game at Brand Field ended with Hayward American edging Los Altos National 4-2 as Campbell and Cady drew walks and scored, while Hyde homered for Las Altos.
Yom Gulick stars for Stockton Sunset pitching a two hitter to beat La Vista American 4-0 and advance to face Madera National at San Lorenzo Little League Park. Gulick fans two, issues two walks, and drives in the decisive fourth inning with key hits.
Floco Hero led Fremont squad to a 67 to 12 win in the Minor League World Series regional with Tom Thapien going 4 for 4, including a double, and Chris Guerra adding two singles and a double. Moose Lodge’s Lexige chipped in a double and a single for Moose.
The text lists players Pat Bellini Jim Coon John Cartwright Ron King and 24 9 sprinter from Livermore Dave Ruskofsky Dave Rodrigues and M 62 grads of Tennyson CHA Gossett Chabot 16 pound wrestling champ Bill Anderson plus returning Gladiators Rusty Malone Pete Franco Jack Erwin Bill Peters Leland Wallace Bob Loggins John Yangon and Chuck Colburn. It notes Jerry Fisher left for Brigham Young University and St Elizabeth s Greg Soberero as possible QB candidates. Opening Sept 7 at Yuba College in Marysville marks Brabon Chabot season start with Hart evaluating high school grads.
Sunnyvale’s Food Machinery beat Concon Playtime 4-1 at Patrick Gomer Field to reach tomorrow’s ASA North Pacific Coast Men’s State Softball Tournament semi finals. Redwood City Merchants eliminated Bob’s Cocktails 9-0 in the losers bracket, earning a third-round rematch with Chico Merchants at 6 p.m. tonight on the same diamond.
Castro Valley Instant Beverage Club beat Milk of the American League champ 3-2 to earn a shot at Bayshore Gwanis of the International League next Tuesday at Tastra Valley Community Center. Kirk Wells had two hits and scored twice for the winners, who added two sixth inning runs.
Baseball summary of Jim Bouton joining the New York Yankees with reports on performances, trades, and game details from Major League action including Baltimore, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago. Key figures include Steve Carver, Bouton, and players like Powers, Shantz, and Zimmer.
Ortega surrendered by seven hits but escaped damage as Braves runners on second and third were held. Alston praised Ortega despite elbow trouble, noting his improved form. Dodgers outfielders and infielders contributed as the game swung on late defensive plays and timely hits.
The Continental J League hosts a picnic tomorrow at Sorenson Park with a chicken barbecue at 12 30 pm. An awards program follows with team graphs, individual sportsmanship awards, certificates and pins for participants and managers. Baseball games and a TV raffle are also planned.
The Angels beat the Colts 4-3 to complete a series sweep and advance to the Ashland Senior Division World Series finals against the Oaks. Bruce Carrion pitched a four hitter with a single and a three bagger, seven strikeouts, while Clyde Medinas made a key defensive play in the sixth to preserve the win.
Dougan's Sporting Goods carried Diamond Banner into the Western Amateur Baseball Assn. semifinals at 5 39 p m against Woodland the only other undefeated team. Pitcher Terry Johnson fired a two hitter and drove in three runs to pace Dougan's 12 1 rout of Yuba City. Johnson preserved a shutout into the sixth frame before an infield error allowed Yuba City's lone run. Daly team took a 1 0 lead in the second on Willis Camden s double scoring Norm Sica. Three runs came in the fourth on back to back singles by Bill and Jim Brink with Johnson scoring on Swan s bunt. An eight run explosion in the fifth and sixth sealed the win. Dan Martinez was named to pitch the evening game with a Sunday final at 2 p m. The coach praised the hustle and noted the big test against Woodland.
Fifteen hydroplanes race on Lake Washington for the Healair Trophy a 45 mile event worth 25000 dollars. Gold Cup winner Miss Bardahl of Seattle headlines the field along with other top boats.
In Waterloo at Sunnyside Country Club the opening round of the Waterloo Women Open produced a four way tie for first with Ruth Jensen Jo Ann Prentice Shirley Englehorn and Clifford Ann Creed each carding 73. Three players Kathy Whitworth Gloria Armstrong and Betsy Rawls followed by one stroke, as the eight thousand five hundred dollar event began amid windy conditions.
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