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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1973
Page
8
Castro Valley Bowl defeats opponent as Stevens throws a one hit performance. Dave OBria Hart adds two hits and Lennie Goss collects three RBIs to power the offense. The team broke the game with a seven run third inning.
Hillstort Ross from the University of New Mexico signed a contract Friday to join the Denver Broncos as a free agent.
Ace Fork Lift edged La Vista 7 to 6 as Rod Clark pitched the win with support from David Card Benny Velardi and Alvin Cordero. Mark Powell took the loss allowing seven hits while fanning 15. Pieratti's seniors routed Marshall 8 in the first inning behind Ralph Marlin and Perot.
Huntwood Baptist edges Foothill Baptists in a tight CRA Baptist night game. Key players Hovep and Selgal delivered crucial doubles while Senyed two runs led Huntwood to victory.
Seeded players advance to the Gulf Coast Professional Women's Tennis Championship semifinals led by fourth seed Wandy Overton of Old Town Beach, Florida, with several upsets and local college teams in nearby results.
A chaotic OCR fragment details minor league awards and players across leagues and cities. Names like Wade Sandard Dany Guevara and Ron Goodwin appear amid scattered team and standings mentions, with references to Castro Valley and regional venues.
In Hayward, Charley Naretay pitched a two hitter as Broken Rats beat Wel in a late game. Other results include Hayward State A C beating Rockies 3 to 0 and Hayward Hawks defeating Dishla Systems 143. Grover Quimby won with a homer, Rohhiner secured a paint chase, and Watts contributed a single for Rod o Rodeo Team.
Solis brothers lead Hayward West National in a 114 to 81 victory over Hayward American in Big League play. Pat Solis drove in three runs and collected three bases while Ernie Solis earned the win and added two singles.
Former Cy Young winner Denny McLain trains in Des Moines with the Iowa Oaks aiming to prove he can still pitch at a high level. He notes the challenge of regaining form, acknowledges weight fluctuations, and hopes for a majors opportunity with a team that wants him.
Cal State Hayward, Malley, and Mowers lead to the NCAA College Division Golf Championships at Quan Lake Coney Club June fifteenth. The squad aims for strong showings as Wacwig lish and hind deliver qualifying rounds, with Baeramento State also represented in the five day tourney and individual honors in focus.
Brister captures the sprint title in a race at Fremont in a tense Trans-Serre event. Redline details mention Modesta and Redwood Clix as competing entries with various drivers and car brands noted in a chaotic recap.
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper describes a portrait sale linked to an individual named Houly and mentions football and a public event. The legible parts reference LARK GWEC, LUPIN 9 Brank, and Naive Danio while unclear segments hinder fuller reconstruction.
Le Mans France hosts the 50th endurance classic with Ferrari Matra and Gull–Mirage contenders. Ferrari managers vow adaptation as Matra and other teams push for victory while a controversy over a Chevy Corvette entry sparks organizer clashes and last minute withdrawals.
Ben Crenshaw, 74, barely qualifies for next week's Open at Oakmont after a rocky start in the Sunnehanna Amateur in Pennsylvania. He carded a two over 74 and trailed leader Bill Rogers by six strokes as play began, with fellow qualifiers and notable names also in the field.
Baker of Charlotte tops the Alamo 500 qualifying at Texas World Speedway with 160.2 mph. Petty and Yarborough follow in second and third at 167.54 and 166.14 mph. Allison was ineligible for Friday practice, hoping to qualify Saturday for one of remaining spots. Darrell Waltrip earned a spot by replacing a spare engine. The article also notes Wofford’s golf victory in Spartanburg and summarizes standings in the NALA event.
Craig Baynham, a six year veteran linebacker, announced his retirement Friday after a career spent with the Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears, and most recently the St. Louis Cardinals. Repeated injuries, including a shoulder separation, hastened his decision to retire from pro football and enter business.
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