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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1969
Page
7
HAYWARD The Old Hangout team of Concord defeated Paul Ross Supply 3 0 in the final game last night to win the Golden Gate Softball Tournament at Patrick Gomer Field. John Rebstock struck out 13 batters on a three hitter. It was his third win in two days after a three hit 2 1 win over Rob's Cocktails and a 14 over Paul Koss on Saturday.
Incomplete OCR reads list of team standings and scores with scattered names and numbers. Entities like teams and venues are partially present but data is garbled, preventing a coherent standings summary. The fragment mentions teams Baiting, Forworthy, Lae Continental Med TH, St. Bede's Church, and Beaver Lombar with numeric codes and round references amid broken text.
Hayward Plunge divers finished third among 13 teams at the Far Western Diving Championships held at the International Swim Center. Team members Antoinette Gameley LeAnn Andersor and Monique Gameley earned the Girl's Jean Trophy. John Summerfield and his brother Dave placed top finishes while Gacy Anderson and Brian Biford also earned medals. Next meet is Van Nuys Los Coyotes Invitational.
Mount Arm batters racked up 18 strikeouts in a seven inning win adding a homer as Hayward American toppled San Lorenzo No. 4-2. Key hits came from Tom Evans and Carrillo doubles and Zaballos triple. San Lorenzo managed only one hit. In other games Niel's Carpet beat San Lorenzo National 84, Pete Miller fanned eight, and Norm Klamm drove in two as Hayward West National defeated Albany.
San Francisco area players qualified for the United States Amateur Public Links. Milly King and Steve Kole led two day Harding Park qualifying with 148 totals. Blomberg and Torres also posted strong scores to join the Bay Area delegation for the public links event.
Keys had four hits including a home run as Bil Erwin defeated San Leandro 1 to 1 in an American Legion baseball game. Jim Thomas and Don Campanario each had two hits with Campanario homering. San Leandro’s Tony Castro added two singles in a tight contest.
San Paolo Victor AE Fremont San Paolo Victor AE Fremont took top eliminator honors at Fremont Drag Strip. Oakland Kerr’s Catering clocked 8.20 seconds to defeat Oakland Tigers. Skip Gavea of Hayward led in 1 inning with three Chevy at 11.32. San Jose’s Bush Spence Hall and Ford entries posted times while Henry Werner of San Leandro and Henry Wallace of Fremont earned class wins with notable standouts.
Santa Clara Swim Club dominated the Santa Clara meet with Hayward and Santa Leandro athletes making strong showings. Notable finishes came from Lawealline Maryl Brunckhurst Tocchini Kroesch Croghan and Brad Anderson among top Hayward and Santa Leandra performers.
Local junior league standings show Hayward American and National divisions with team records, top players and sponsors listed across Bay Area communities. Notable entries include Mt Eden, Castro Valley, San Lorenzo, and San Leandro clubs with varied wins and losses as of mid June.
John Hagenback starred for Best Block yesterday with a five inning start and nine strikeouts, then delivered a game winning single in the seventh to beat Gem Construction. Mike Gonzales earned the win with five strikeouts in two innings as Rudy Ronille took the loss on a double by Rick Brown. Other actions saw LRU Trucking top Archer Jeeps 7-1 while Cervo Copper toppled Lido Tow and the Borghi Vets rolled over the Rebels 22-2 with 48 hits.
An offbeat report notes the signing of Richard Young, a 8 year old pitcher, by the Angels amid chaotic game action. The item references teams and cities in a fragmented manner, with unsigned details and mixed locales.
Hayward National Habe Ruth League Teamsters rookie pitcher Mendonca beat Acme Trophies 13-0 with help from Scheid and Mitchell while Shofner doubled and Denton drove in runs. St Leander's dropped first loss in nine as Dougan’s edged them 2-0 with Aguiar and Graves contributing runs. Palma Plaza blanked Marina Kiwanis 15-3 led by Antone Hewman and Dinkel on offense.
Silva Pipe beat Oliveira and Arnald with a five inning comeback to stay a half game ahead in the DiMaggio League standings. Reseca Construction topped San Lorenzo 3-1 for second place while Team A defeated Union City Merchants in a protested 2-4 contest.
Bob Dinkel pitched for Moose Ledge, delivering clutch base running to overcome Retail Clerks 2 to 1 in a 16 inning marathon yesterday. The game featured extended play and tight defense, with Dinkel scoring the decisive run late.
GBBA falls to a 2-1 loss at Bay Cities Paper while Dougans wins 2-1 against B and B Cabinets, creating a joint first place tie. Pat Paich doubled and tripled to lead the San Lorenzo Lions to a 17-2 win over Prings, with multiple players contributing in a busy San Lorenzo Babe Ruth League slate.
Opperman of Hayward California won his heat and the fast heat, then captured the feature at the Big Car Racing Association meet in Rapid City Raceway. It marked his second win of the week driving a Chevy 4X.
John Wiebe of Newton Iowa set a track record 238.54 mph in winning the top fuel category at the National Hot Rod Association points meet held at Donnybrooke Speedway Brainerd Minnesota.
Castro Valley Babe Ruth action featured Tom Reynolds striking out 11 as he pitched a one hitter and Dan Brown adding two hits in a 12 4 win over Acme Trophies. Bill Matthews fanned 11 and Jin Hughes had three singles in Castro Valley Merchants 6 1 win over Low Frank Really.
Kris LaPoint of Castro Valley rose to third with 29 buoys as Miké Syderhoud and Jean-Jacques Potier tied for first in a Europe-America water ski meet in Enghein les Jains France. The U.S. led team scores with 9,991,188 points and edged Europe 9,479,509 to 3,454,261 in another counting event.
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