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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1968

Page

7

Madsen Faces Tough A S A Act To Follow In Softball Clash

Martin Madsen meets Fresno’s Spano and Son in a North Pacific A A Regional double elimination tilt at Patrick Gomez Park as Balswick dazzles with a perfect game and 18 strikeouts. Flying Goose, Fontanetti, and Paul Ross Supply also win as schedule tightens to quarterfinals.

Wendell Balswick Wall Carney Hayward Martin Madsen Fresno’s Soo North Pacific Patrick-Gomez Pisin Ford Rich Brac Balswick Paul Ross Supply Seyence Guy French Flying Goose Sporting Goods A.’ Distributing Fontanetti Son Muzlo Bak- Jery Mayfair Center Josers Bulswick San Francisco Manteca Ford Dick Mererda Gene Haley Jim Ennis Hank Moreno Balsywick al Correia

Wakayama Faces Richmond In Televised L L Final

Japan’s Wakayama meets Richmond Virginia in a nationally televised Little League World Series final in Williamsport Pennsylvania. Wakayama seeks its second straight LL title, led by pitcher Higashide after a two hitter in the opening game. Richmond relies on Roger Miller who homered three times in an earlier win.

Williamsport Wakayema Japan Sayonara Pennsylvania America Wakayama Richmond Confederate Ags Arid Belches Yoshio Kana Hideaki “Highashide Higtashide Edge

Wilk earns two medals at Far Western Age Group meet

Joy Wilk of South County won two medals at Foothill College in San Mateo, placing second in the Girls 13-14 100-yard freestyle in 1 08.9 and third in the 200-yard individual medley in 2 44.0. Other local placers included Bayward Swirls Club members Mary Brankhurst and Brad Anderson and Livermore’s Cliff Johnson, with multiple South County swimmers posting top results in events across the meet.

San Mateq Joy Wilk South County Foothill College Miss Wilk Bayward Swirts Club Mary Brankhurst Brad Anderson Livermore Cliff Johnson

Lapic Captures NCGA Junior Championship Title

Bob Lapic, aged 17 from Mills High Burlingame, won the Northern California Golf Association Junior Championship at Lake Merced Country Club in San Francisco. He defeated Ed McGenity 7 and 6 after leading by three strokes after 18 holes and five after 27 on the 26 hole final.

San Francisco Bob Lapic Northern California Golf Association

Hannum to Speak at CYO Basketball Clinic

Oakland coach Alex Hannum will headline the second annual Catholic Youth Organization Coaches clinic at St. Elizabeth Elementary School Gym on Saturday September 14. He led the 76ers to a 68-13 NBA season and will discuss the fast break. Other speakers include Bob Drucker of St. Ignatius and John Higgins of St. Joseph High with talks on offense, defense, and zone play.

Oakland Oakland Oaks Alex Hannum Catholic Youth Organization St. Elizabeth Hannum Philadelphia 76Ers NBA Bob Drucker St. Ignatius John Higgins St. Joseph High Drucker Higgins

Canoe Trials At Long Beach Feature Local Duos

Hayward rower John Twito and Castro Valley partner Greg Loucks prepare for the two man event at the Olympic Canoers Trials in Long Beach. Oakland’s Jog Brugger competes in the single race as about 80 canoers from across the United States seek a berth on the Olympic team.

Hayward John Twito Castro Valley Greg Loucks Long Beach Twito Loucks Oakland Jog Brugger United States

La Point Clinches Slalom Win in Junior Nationals

Canton Ohio saw Kris La Foint from Castro Valley win the Boys Slalom in the Junior National Water Ski Tournament with 4644 points. Frankie Dees of Florida and Doug Morrison of Livermore tied for second and third with 44-point totals.

Canton Ohio Kris LaFoint Castro Yelley Florida Frankie Dees Doug Morrison Livermore

Semipro Semifinals Set For Alamedas Crolls Against Tigers

Crolls of Alameda will face the Oakland Tigers tomorrow at Spai at Linton Park in the Acme Trop Summer Semipro league semifinals. Another Bay Area match has Lavier’s Indians meeting El Cerrito Cardinals at San Leandro Ball Park at 1 p.m.

Croll’s Alameda Oakland Tigers Spai Linton Park Acme ‘Trop San Leandro

Salmon Limit Reduced Drives Alaska Ducks Seasons

California sets an 86 day duck season from Oct 19 to Jan 12 with six birds per day and six in possession. Central Valley salmon protection cuts Sacramento River salmon limits from three to one Sept 1 to Sept 32 and closes spawning areas. Protests by about 100 fishermen cite pollution and commercial harvest as causes.

San" Francisco Colorado Arizona Sacramento River Keswick U.S. 99 Cypress Street Redding Fish and Game Department Tomales Point

Vanier Wins Chabot Jr Golf Title at Lake Chabot

Gary Vanier shot 68 to finish three under par and overcome Raleigh Wilson by one stroke to win the Lake Chabot Junior Golf Championship at the hilly Lake Chabot course. Wilson led after round one with a one-stroke edge. Vanier’s strong final round sealed the title with 70-48-138.

Oakland Gary Vanier Lake Chabot Raleigh Wilson Wilson Vanier

Bullard Named SJS Cross Country Coach and Assistant Track Mentor

Ernie Bullard, famed Mesa CC coach, is appointed head cross country and assistant track and field coach at San Jose State College. He replaces Ted Banks, who moves to Grossmont High. Athletic Director Bob Bronzan touts Bullard’s winning tradition, technical knowledge, and strong rapport with student athletes as key to a top track staff alongside Ba Winter and Ernie Lan.

San Jose Ernie Bullard Mesa Community College of Ba Winter Ernie Lan Jose State

Cycle Race Date Set for AMA 25-mile Nationals

SACRAMENTO J C Aguajanian announced September 15 as the date for the American Motorcycle Association 25 mile National Championship at the California State Fairgrounds. A top field of riders from across the country is expected for a race with a $10,000 prize led by Bart Markel and Cary Nixon. Also announced were two other races the Golden State 100 USAC National Championship on September 28 and the U S Open Super Modified and aged Sprint Car championships on September 20.

Sacramento J.C. Agajanian American Motorcycle Association California,State Fairgrounds Bart Markel Flint Mich Cary Nixon Baltimore Agajanian

Wallace fires 68 to top Sunol Valley First Flight

Mrs Wallace shot a net 68 to lead the First Flight of the Sunol Valley Women's Golf Club yesterday in Sunol. Mrs Vincent Pea led the Second Flight with a 71 as other winners included Mrs Chas Te and Mrs Wisdom in a compact, period style club meet.

Richard Wallace Sunol Valley Women's Golf Club Vincent Pea SUNOL Wee Women’s Golf Club En Ars Mra Reger Tharntany Rains bin Rupe Chaste

Jets Triumph Highlight Namath Arm In Exhibition Win

Joe Namath starred for the AFL Jets in a 27-12 win over Atlanta as he tested a gimpy knee and threw two TD passes. Gino Cappelletti set up Patriots victories with 49 and 48 yard field goals in a 19-7 win over Miami, while the 49ers topped Denver 22-6.

Joe Namath Jett Gino Cappelletti Namath New York Jets Cappelletti Boston Patriots Fleld Deis Atlanta Canpererth Patriots Miami Dolphins NFL San Francisco 49Ers Denver Broncos Falcons Birmingham Ala George Sauer Dolphins

No Boycott Reports In Detroit's Defense Throttles Baltimore

Detroit's defense stifled Baltimore by throttling scoring chances in the first half and turning a blocked field goal into a 66 yard touchdown. Mike Lucel blocked Lou Michaels field goal, Dick LeBeau returned it for a TD. The 49ers posted 16 points in the second quarter against Denver for their first win. John Brock passes set up Ken Willard nine-yard TD dives.

Boston Houstonia Oilers Buffalo Bills Bobbles DelMiami Bob Griese Troit Lions Balti Kim Hammond Colts Miami Kim Nance Patriots Griese Réokie Sherman Gene Thomas Dolphins Jimmy Keyes Bob Davis Houston Detroit Baltimore Mike Lucel Lou. Michaels Dick LeBeau Denver John Brokes Ken Willard NFL Green’ Bay Dallas CBS Philadelphia Minnesota Cleveland New Orleans Chicago Washington Raleigh N.C Los Angeles San Diego AFL Oakland Kansas City

Brundage Defends Olympic Games Amid Czech Invasion

Chicago AP reports International Olympic Committee President Brundage urged keeping the 1968 Mexico City Games despite Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia. He called war unjust yet said sports are between individuals, not nations, and urged youth participation under existing rules. Everett Barnes suggested a possible boycott debate.

Chicago Avery Brundage International Olympic Committee Becaue Crackeslovakia Mexico City Everett Barnes U.S Czechoslovakia

Mets Seek Team Pact With Major League Baseball

In Eugene Oregon a track meet showcased athletes like Jim Ryun and Liquori amid damp conditions. Ryun ran 3 59 in the mile, slower than his 3 51.1 record, and blamed the soggy track for the dip. Liquori clocked 3 50.3, Bell 4 01, Evans upset by Freeman, and Moore earned a marathon berth with 29 54.9. Other Olympic hopefuls and divers posted times as officials weighed final trials and potential new agreements with a MLB club.

Jim Ryun Martin Liguori Ryun Olym‘pic Eugene Ore University of’ S Kansas Liquori Wade Bell Villanova Bell Oregon Ryan Lee Evans San Jose State Ron Freeman Arizona State Evans Ken Moore Oregon Track Club Mexico Gerry Lindgren Washington Hes Bachelor Florida V van Nelson St. Cloud State Bob Schul Tokyo Schul Gary Knoke Australia Neil Steinhauer U.S. Army Harry Jerome Canada Ann Paterson Bellsvue Wash Long Beach Calif Olympia Greece Ywilly Lecley Bush Prince Mankato Minn UPT Mexico City Mankato Mets al Barbara Talmage Warnut Creek Aftor Athens Cynthia Imgner Potter Houston Tex

Liston Sidelined by Hand Injury From July Victory

Sonny Liston fractured his left hand in a July 6 victory over Henry Clark, forcing him to pass up fight offers. Manager Dick Sadler said the fracture is a small bone between the ring and middle fingers. Liston, a former world heavyweight champion, is at his Las Vegas home and will review training resumption plans with Sadler soon.

San Francisco Sonny Dston Henry Clark Dick Sadler Liston Las Vegas Nev Sadler

Cal Expo Racing Begins at Sacramento Track Opening

California Exposition opens tomorrow as entries are received by racing secretary Charles Dougherty for Monday's 12-race program at the new $5,000,000 facility near Stockton and Bay Meadows. The feature is the $5,000 California Exposition Express for three-year-olds and up over five and one-half furlongs.

Sacramento Charles Dougherty Stockton Bay Meadows

Packers and Rams Co-Favorites in NFL Championship Odds

Reno bookmaker lists Green Bay and Los Angeles as 2-1 co favorites to win the NFL title this year. Green Bay defends the crown while the Raiders are 7-5 to repeat as AFL champions. other odds include Dallas 15-1 and Baltimore 5-2 with numerous teams at 6-1 to 25-1.

Reno Nev Green Bay Packers Los Angeles Rams Green Bay Swansea Reno Turf Club Oakland Baltimore Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit St Louis Washington San Francisco Philadelphia Minnesota Pittsburgh New Orleans Atlanta

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