Gonzalves Captures President's Cup At Par 5 Tournament
About 60 Hayward Par 5 members contested the President's Cup at Old Hearst Tanch golf course in Pleasanton. Frank Gonzalves posted a net 71 with 30 handicap to win the day prize. Howard Sorensen led gross with 62, while Wayne Peterson Pete Sanchez and Charles Flaugher tied 74 for net scores in the first flight. In the second flight Bill Bunyard claimed the flight title with 92 gross and 73 net, with Johnson and Pulay tied for runner-up.
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Pete Sanchez
Charles Flaugher
Bill Bunyard
Guy Johnson
Pulay
Foley
Morrie Hernandez
Charley Long
Ewin
Roller Tourney Opens 4 Day Meet in Marysville
The 1962 California State and Southwest Pacific Regional Amateur Roller Skating championships opened in Marysville with 432 contestants from California and Arizona. Roaine Virta, 17, of North Sacramento, crowned queen and heading to Denver for nationals. Early winners include Intermediate doubles Bill Koltinger and Marilyn Bracker, Don Carey and Blaine Kennett from Oakland. Juvenile girls Susanne Giem, Galan Vicky Pitts, Marysville. Marysville’s Bara Taylor among top juveniles. Juvenile pairs won by Vickie and Nancy Curtis of Marysville. runners up Jimmie Cummings and Lou Waestler of Culver City. Juvenile boys finalists include Mullican and Gang Beach, with Suzi of Marysville and Kay Shaw of Long Beach also noted. Novice dance finals led by Gabri Varga and Sharon Peet of Satty Mito, with runners up George Uammand and Helen Heisek of Culver City. Senior pairs led by Don Carey and Elaine Kennett of Oakland, with Benjamin Barker and Nancy Barker of San Diego second.
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Local softball stars shine in Hayward area action this week
Grancha Best Local Hitter highlights VMI-Native Sons clash at Castro Valley center as top league contenders. Manny Grande leads Nor Market with a .625 average amid four-for-four showings. Mel Glang powers Granola Bad Company in a 23 to 8 win. Yoshioka and Peterson pace other strong shows as Rich Mendonea twirls a two-hitter for a shutout effort.
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Softball Standings and Weekly Schedule Notes
The listing covers weekly softball standings and a dense schedule across venues BH CV DM and related teams. It notes teen leagues and recent results including Cherryland Rangers loss to Bruins with a 13 to 4 score and mentions Drift Inn Russell Rackets and other youth squads.
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Daily Review
Eddie's Lounge
Locketby
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C.lindsay
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MI No. 1
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Cistra Valley
Boat Pilot Hurt At Mission Bay Regatta
Edwin Burl Moyer nephew of Racing Driver Lou Meyer suffered burns when his speed boat caught fire between races at the Evening Tribune Power Boat regatta on Mission Bay. Meyer of Hollywood received seven burns on hands and legs and was taken to Scripps Hospital where doctors reported the burns not deep and that he slept well through the night.
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Edwin Burl Moyer
Lou Meyer
Pleasanton Track Opens With County Fair Friday
The 1952 fair circuit starts in Pleasanton with Alameda County Fair running 14 days through July 6. Eleven races daily at 12:30 pm, featuring two harness heats, two quarter horse sprints, and seven thoroughbred races. Daily doubles on the first and second thoroughbred events. mutuel handle watched for the first three days. Minimum purse set at $900 for thoroughbred races, to rise with turnover.
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