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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1969
Page
15
Mitchell Mound Master pitched a two hitter and struck out 12 as the Teamsters blanked Dougan's 2-0 in Hayward. Earlier he had two hits including a triple and homer to pace the offense alongside George Staedier and Jim Stiban.
Castro Valley Merchants trailed 5-4 before Mike Peters delivered a clutch three RBI double and added two hits in three at bats to spark a 4-1 comeback win over Hasf and Haynie. Keith Debro led the Lions with three hits as Castro Valley crushed Lou Frank Realtor 17-1. Acme Trophies beat Bostrom-Bergen 32-? in another league game.
Warren Giles, 73, president of the National League, announced retirement after the winter baseball meetings and end of year. Secretary Fred Fleig confirmed Giles will leave his post at year end, noting a prior misquote about a September 1 retirement.
In a halftime match race ADENAD Germany saw Jo Silfert and O'Connell defeat Bob Wood British co pilot Brian Redman Kerry North Saturday won pole for Sunday's 621 mile race. Bombers prepare for next leg at Nuremberg with World Manufacturers Cup event in San Francisco slated for 4 43 p.m.
Arizona State rider Jurra’s group dominates as he wins a 3:56.4 mile, Bale of Kent Track Club takes close seconds. Ryan eyes missed race due to knee, Mel Gray wins 54 in a sprint with Ford strong in 220. Edwards Stadium sees Stan Whitley shave Jesse Owens mark with 26-12. Railsback clears 17-08, Manley wins steeple, Wilhelm left handed record 64-8, Evans leads 440 for San Jose State despite Garrison’s USC pullout.
Mark Sullivan pitched a seven to one no hitter against Township as Lido Tow took a 7 loss. He faced 25 batters and struck out none while John Evenich led Lido with three doubles and driven in no runs. Guy Santos of Gem Construction held a no hit bid into the seventh before a single derailed it as Gem blanked Areh Jeeps 14 to 0. Font Sporting Goods beat Fremont Savings and Loan Ed behind Dave Behee’s 12 strikeouts and Dennis Solari’s two run double. Lester Security edged Wes Sears 5-4 on Ken Baker’s five hit effort and Greg Zimmerman’s two run double. Spencer Bailey threw a no hitter for Transet as Silvey beat Angels 10-3 with four RBIs from key hits. Roger Trump earned the win as Cardinals defeated Giants 2-2 with Zentock collecting three hits including a triple and RBI.
Andretti captured the 53rd Santa race at a record average speed amid USAC timing data showing Joe Leonard finished sixth in the overall standings. The report lists top finishers including Revson and Gurney, with detailed laps and speeds for each entrant.
Joey Freitas went four for six with a first inning triple to lead G and M Alto-Beira to a 2-3 victory over Daughters in Castro Valley Junior Baseball's Pacific Coast League. Rich Nagy earned the win, allowing five hits with 13 strikeouts.
San Leandro's Jolene Roesler advances to the finals of the San Leandro Junior Tennis Championships at Cherry Grove Courts, defeating Meredith Asher 6 0, 6 0 in the 16 singles. San Francisco's Marcie Louie stops local hopes by beating Terry Brassey 6 1, 6 0 in the 12? singles category.
Jimmy Verdusen scored a hat trick as Guadalajara beat BE 2 0 in a junior division game in Alameda Contra Costa County Junior Soccer League. Oakland Cardinals won earlier 2 1 over Se Cor ri, with Bercovier noting the day’s results.
The snippet lists top performers and records from a meet in Berkeley, naming athletes from UCLA, California, USC, Oregon, and others. It highlights event leaders, unattached competitors, and stadium marks, including notable names like Stan Royster, Gary Ordway, and Ralph Mann, with several times and distances across sprint, discus, and relay events.
Elizabeth loads the bases on a single by Steve Ramsey and bunt singles by Ken Williams and Randy Veasey. Wilner Ash hit into a fielder's choice to score Ramsey, but Williams was out at third.
Calvin Mims, leading Peninsular trainer, sent four winners at Bay Meadows last night. He started only five horses on the card, winning with Sandigo for 3.60 and Apache Passum for 5.20, completing a 19.60 daily double. The event featured a small card with other notable entrants and payouts listed among the results.
Don Clar drove his dragster to a first eliminator win at Fremont Drag Strip with a 9.45 elapsed time and 150 mph. Other eliminators crown Joe Sero, Behgul’ivan, 503, and Dennis Fagot with fast times, while a separate horse race section lists numerous entrants and purses including Purse $702 and various horses with times and placements.
Mission San Jose High finished fifth in the relay at the Kenedy Games in Berkeley. El Cerrito won with the nation’s best mark of the year, Tim Efni clocking 7:44.4 for the event. Warriors splits: McGaughey 2:01.7, Boyles 1:59.6, Randy Green 1:68.0.
In Anaheim rookie Kim Spencer singled home Rick Reichardt from second with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to give the California Angels a 4 3 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Reichardt walked to open the frame and was sacrificed to second. Spencer collected his fourth hit in five at bats to drive in the tying and winning run. Angel reliever Ken Tatum earned the victory, the third Angel pitcher to win in relief. Eddie Watt took the loss for Baltimore after entering in the eighth. The Orioles briefly rallied to take a 3 0 lead before Repez’s three run homer in the third put the Angels up briefly.
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