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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
12
June 1975 issue notes Hoyward calf research and WB Tuesday schedule with brief local items. It references calendar events and regional happenings in a compact daily record.
Marmont's Castro Valley club ends a 10-0 swing with a doubleheader sweep over Oroville. Jim Richey pitched a tear hitter in the opener while Mitch Howley went the distance in the nightcap. In game one Marmont scored three runs in the first inning with Ted Munia driving in a run and Neil More driving in another. John Bronga and Jon Jones had two fly outs apiece. Game two featured a 3-0 win as Taylor Weeds hurled five innings.
Moreau High invites applicants to a basketball camp running June 16 to July 8. Cost 335 for one session or 855 for both, includes T shirts and individual instruction. General instruction covers weight training shooting dribbling defense and movement with or without the ball. Advanced instruction offered with tactics and video taping. Camp directed by John Wiggins who has a 384-96 record. He previously coached at Sacred Heart St Francis St Elizabeth and St Joseph. Sessions run 9 am to 1 pm daily.
A disjointed report covers a baseball doubleheader where Albany split games with Nie WuekeTId, losing the first 1 to or 1 and winning the second with Eric Hardman pitching the complete game. Jonn Vonogan went 3 for 3 with a double and a single. August held six runs and yielded four in the win. Steve Alves drove in the decisive run as Dimary Liithia’s team took the second game.
The readable lines describe a contest involving ABC Heating, Channel Lumber, Surat Lounge, and Saal Lounge with scattered player actions. Readers get a fragmentary sense of a 2 d-1 victory and several at bats, but many phrases remain garbled and undefined.
First Presbyterian rolled to an 18-8 win over South Hayward Assembly of God in Interfaith League play last night. Rich Neves and Frank Jordan homered for Assembly of God while Joss Bragonier and Gary Candland contributed multiple hits for the Presbyterian team. Ted Garrett led the losers with two singles as Calgaeay allowed eleven walks.
Oakland match previews the Golden Gators' Alana Kloss and Ann Kiyomura facing Margaret Court and Helen Gourlay of the Hawaii Leis. Kloss and Kiyomura, both 19, ride seven straight doubles wins as the Gators pursue more team success in the season.
Marina High star Kris Jorgensen, named Daily Review Prep of the Week, helped Marina reach the NCS finals with a two hit shutout of Alhambra and led HAAL playoff success. He praised teammates and coaches while eyeing college and possible pro ball as his future.
Cal State Hayward, led by Greg Blankenship and Dave Haber, placed seventh with 31 points at Sacramento's NCAA finals after a season highlighted by seven All Americans. Rich Milan shifted to the 3,000 meters, 9:18.72, while Don Dyer Ed Serafino Hay Clark and Dave Friday starred in field events and sprints. Coach Jim Santos lauded the team's depth and national champ status despite scholarship concerns.
Francie Larrieu and Gary Tuttle, both prominent American track athletes, praised China's athletes and hospitality after a 20 day tour featuring meets in Canton, Shanghai, and Peking. They compared Chinese teams to top U.S. college squads and forecast growing strength in a decade.
Sparse readable lines mention Davis, California players and several college teams with scattered baseball terms. The fragment references bases, catchers, second base, and names such as Tom Winter and Oscar Pacheco, but lacks coherent action or clear outcomes.
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