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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1961
Page
5
World of Sports reports Baltimore backfield star Ameche may retire after Achilles injury last season. His status impacts the Colts training camp opening July 16 at Westminster Maryland.
Most of the favorites were seeded today in the state junior tennis championships. Top seed Rendt Witt of Larksper won decisively over Dave Fisher while second seed John Isaacs of Los Angeles, a Stanford freshman, defeated Mike McClean of Sacramento. Third seed Dan Karera of San Francisco hammered Wave Georg of San Milo. Other results include Balrhelder of Walsanville 6 2, and upsets in the 18 and under and 16 and under groups with several champions advancing. Erik Van Dillen of Burlingame led the 1 year olds with an easy 6 0 win over Jolt Stockton of San Rafael.
A busy junior slate includes Ashland LL Fire facing Ashelodes at 4 pm and other starts across Eden American and National Leagues. Notable matchups include Giants versus Blraing in Eden National LL and Hayward American LL blends, while local teams like Village Properly and Bergen Sites vie for early standings.
Two orchid shutouts highlighted last night's area sports, as Martinez and Jones each threw a no hitter. Players from Hayward area and the C2 League posted standout performances in regional action.
In a wild multiple game night, Reds fall behind after Jay’s magic ends a late rally. Bernie Marines notch a no hitter for Castro Village Bowl in a 84 win over Top Plumbing and Bill’s the Eagle. Allstate blasts Mobil, while Holiday Bowl and Berkeley Farms push into a tie for first. Beas, Sil, and Bras and Silva deliver key hits and pitching highlights amid a sprawling box of scores and notes.
A staged dialogue shows Katz insisting on a tax cut and his political strength. Listless sobs as Katz promises equitable terms with the government and declares his son Sonny Katz a future crown winner. Katz vows to defend his title and back charity drives, while Kate struggles for breath during a disruptive scene.
Dan Giordann sparked a San Leandro High School game with a no hitter as the Gophers defeated Laneris yesterday. Key plays included a bases loaded effort and standout hits from Willordii and Ober Loanden amid a crowded box of players and names across the roster.
Grace Tips Village, 13 1 Grace Tips Village lead with scoring in every inning. Grier Lathevan narrowly defeated Villiage, 1341, in a Trayward Area Revrration Gast. YMCA Churva Leagues open with game 1st night as Tyan Runities supporters celebrate the winners at Rpeh aston with Dick Taylor among Ville figures.
The Fremont league reports Harcleroad driving a key effort in the contest. Officials note training and strategy shift as players push to gain advantage. Team details remain unclear but the aim is clear: secure victory through disciplined play and collective effort.
San Lorenzo Pring's team moved within one win of clinching the Little League title after a 2-1 victory. Bill Lambay homered to spark the win as Pring's snapped US Market's four game win streak and narrowed the gap atop the league standings with five games left. Pacific pitchers Davis and Tenbrink scattered two hits to keep their side undefeated while Lambay drove in the go ahead run in the first inning.
In a Mr. Eden American Little League game the Athletics won 6-2 as Mike Navone and David Allen delivered key doubles in the fourth inning. Jed Terl added strong defense and offense for the A’s, while Tool and Die Tiers struggled to respond.
Coopman rallied with all runs in the bottom of the last inning to topple second-place IDES 3-2 in a Hayward West National Little League game. Jim Rodregues pitched a complete game for the win as Coopman hitters, including Gary McCarthy and Garvin White, produced key doubles to secure the victory.
Carrillo led Friden to a win over Westinghouse last night in the National Little League, tying the race for first place. Jim Messelbach hit a homer and a single, Mark Rare collected three hits, and Rob Griggs doubled for Westinghouse.
Webb and Son beat Kiwanis 5 to 4 as Joe Brown homered Butch ing doubled twice and Mike Young had two singles. Rick Dieninger added a double and two singles while Rusty Weekes doubled. Weekes, West, and Weekes starred in a tight late rally to secure the win.
In Manor, Sparky Pence delivered a bases loaded double to lift the Washington Manor Wildcats to a 2-0 victory over Braver Inst. Joe Perry managed a lone single for Braver. Pence earned the shutout, sending the Wildcats into a playoff rematch against the Braves at 10 a.m. Saturday. Don Holman and Paul Tateyates added two hits for the winners. Dave Silva hit the first home run of the Big League season.
Coopmen's moved five tad times ahead of the pitch in the Hayward league last night. With a win over Tall Bird, Coopman's only one move from sharing the league crown. Harry Sraith managed, and Coopmians showed the way: last night. Birds, Dick, Medetros and Rott left on.
Chicago signs North Carolina's York Larese and Tulsa's Sieve Voss to bolster frontcourt as National Basketball tradition adds two new collegiate transfers. Indiana's Walt Pepadt and Howie toe era are noted as already signed, with fall operations next season.
A motorcycle fire incident prompted a postponed cycle race set for Sunday July 16 at the California Shoe Mairgrounds. TC Agajaniany Hirewlor announced the spending classic name for the event.
New Orleans reported results show Smithy Tide and Jon Aleck prevailing in bouts. The card featured knockouts and decisions including Clarence Jominn and Aly Nance in bouts with varying rounds and weights.
Los Angeles USC coach Rod Dedeaux leads his NCAA champion baseball squad on a seven game journey to Hawaii. The Trojans aim to extend their winning streak and showcase depth across the lineup.
Giants beat American Forest Products Daily Newark Lille League game featured Dave Anelra driving in two runs with a triple and two singles. Low Roach added a double, Paul Baldwin had a two run double and two singles, while Mike Estis doubled in two runs for AFP. Rudy Pailpstre turned in a key unassisted double play and an errant throw helped AFP as the Giants secured the win.
Sacramento report says middleweight Jimmy Finch retires at 26 after a clash with Dave Brown on a three fight program. The fighter, living in Seecunen, cites eye concerns and general fatigue about his eyes. Eastern League results and scattered box scores accompany the brief note referencing other regional games.
Severini pitched his second no hit win for the Braves in Ashland last night as the team built a late lead. Lane Slaps connected for a homer and Gilvennie drove in four with three walks, while Severini allowed one run and eight baserunners over six innings. Stars infielder Kon Fepaand was injured by a line drive in the final inning and left the game. Braves 7 0 0 Stars 0 0 0.
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