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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1968
Page
9
Scott Graves reports on Martin Madsen entering the North Pacific 1963 ASA Regional Softball Tournament at Patrick Gomer Field. Six teams, including co favorites, push toward a four day final phase after yesterdayably four games. results and stakes loom as competition begins Friday.
Hayward Swim Club claimed three victories and set a Pacific Association Amateur Athletic Union record in a meet that featured 90 participants. Mary Brankhurst set PA records in the 13 12 girls 50 backstroke while Tom Erbeteh and Brad Anderson won notable open events. Santa Clara led with 980 points, followed by Aqua Bears and others as Manteca, Mayfair Center, Paradise and A and A Distributing posted wins in a tense weekend tourney.
Henry Suica, a Oakland garage-owner, shot four-under 71 at Lake Chabot Golf Course to win the Lake Chabot Men's Club championship by one stroke over Dick Richards. Richards led after round three with even par 71, but Suica finished with 280 total four under par to claim back-to-back titles alongside past five-year alternations.
Liberal Kent Bee Jays topped Lettown Pennsylvania 11-0 in five innings to reach the National Baseball Congress quarterfinals. Ken Marler Lance Nicholas and J B Martin homered while Rich Fuller allowed two safeties and struck out one in the five inning rout.
Linda Johnson and Dave Herr won the Daily Review Perpetual Trophy at Chabot Invitational Meet finals. Readouts show multiple events with winners across boys and girls divisions, including butterfly, freestyle, breaststroke and medley races, with a wide array of clubs and schools competing.
Texas League results show Almadorale and Aapatli with a 3 Arkansas 4 score, Shrives Memphis 4, Dallsart Jvero El Paso, and San Aptonia 2. Teams and locations are variably reported with unclear OCR.
Millionaire Pele, a national resource in Brazil, draws offers over 1 million dollars as government blocks transfers. Santos president Able Cury reveals multiple bids while Pele remains the world’s highest paid athlete, tied to Santos and Brazil’s glory with World Cup titles and 1966 injury talks.
Pele and his Santos teammates face the Oakland Clippers at 8 p m Friday in Oakland Coliseum with a high profile international club match billed as a showcase of Brazilian soccer talent and competitive flair.
Fremont Drag Strip plans a four race best two of three clash between Gene Contway and the Destroyer Jeep with a Chrysler engine and Rhonda in another Mustang. Gates open 5 pm Elimination rounds begin 8 30 pm Last Saturday Zink of Santa Clara won in a colorfully paced program setting a new track record and featuring classes from Modified to Pure Stock with drivers like Hayward, San Leandro, and Fremont in attendance.
Bill Robinson of the Yankees collected four hits and four RBIs to power New York to a 6-5 and 5-4 doubleheader sweep over Detroit. Rocky Colavito earned his first major league decision pitching 22.9 innings of one hit relief in the 6-5 first game.
Nine California top mile runners will compete at the Junior Olympic Track Meet in South Lake Tahoe on September 7. Bob Boyles, a Mission San Jose senior, tops the northern delegation after winning the Castlemont High finals in Oakland Saturday.
Bill Steinkraus of Norton Connecticut aboard Blue Plum won the Prix Des Habits Rouges Puissance event at the Ostend international horse show with no penalty points. He was the only rider to jump two obstacles clean.
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