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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1966
Page
6
Stanford defeats Cal in a historic sweep marking the Indians first all-boat win over the rival in nine years. The varsity gains 5 minutes 56 seconds to Cal 6 minutes 06 seconds as freshmen and junior varsity also win. Both crews prepare for the Western Sprint Championships in Vallejo next weekend.
Pring's Coffee Shops and Say When extended their winning streaks to four games each to stay atop the league standings. Bill Roberts pitched a two hitter with seven strikeouts in a 13-2 win over Louis Center at Patrick-Gomer Field, as Pring's totaled 21 hits with doubles by Oliverio Delpianos and a double and triple by Gonzales. In the other Patrick-Gomer Field game, South Hayward Merchants beat Catanho's 12-3 behind Ruffin's pitching and a 14-hit attack. At Castro Valley Community Center Say When edged Newark TV 2-0 as Steiner fanned eight, with Uhrinak doubles and Jim Rhodes tossing a two-hitter for Art Bridges’ 1-0 win over Moose Lodge.
In Northern California travel league action the Hayward Laurels swept the Pittsburg Larks in a doubleheader at Patrick-Gomer Field 4-3 and 9-1. Linda Barneson and Diane Kaiham homered for Hayward as they posted 14 hits in the second game after four hits in the first.
Patrick Chevrolet of Concord won the team event at the California Women's Bowling Tournament held at Hayward Fiesta Lanes and Alameda Southshore Bowl with a 2767 team score. In doubles Bobby Soldan and Mary Badsubner of Los Angeles took victory with 1242, while Sandy Hoper of Los Angeles won singles with 96 dollars and the all events with 1836. Three games featured all spares, including Ton Scales of Alameda County with 187, Frances Payne of Napa 181, and Delores Rynos of Galt 179.
Joe Wilman's column cites Harold J of Cleveland asking why top bowlers favor inside strike angles over the former right-side angle. The piece notes a shift to inside hooks, four and five finger grips, and cautions that no single angle fits all bowlers. It promotes a 24 page booklet Beginning Bowling for 20 cents and a self addressed envelope to Joe Wilman at The Review.
The Bay Fair and Pro Lanes leagues showcase high scores with Clyde Svitt totaling 913 and Gary Bace leading a 273 game in the 560 Trio. Notables include Hank Leber 218-569, Jack Walker 258, Frank Boury 253 in Roy's Handicap, and Pat Kallerson 267 at Pro Lanes. Event notes highlight Lori Teechers-Gary Bace, Abe and Jess Gomes, and standings for the World Singles Bowling Classic slated next Saturday at Paramount Bowl in Ogden, Utah.
Granada High (48) hosts John Swett (&4) in one of three East Bay Athletic League baseball games tomorrow. Amador (2-10) travels to St. Vincent's (5) and Livermore (7-5) at Albany (5-7). All games are set bad Witton.
Wayne Zahn of Atlanta topped the field in Rochester as he compiled a record eight game total of 1853 to win the qualifying trophy Sunday in the 16th annual American Bowling Congress Masters Tournament.
In Mexico City at the Universtario, America, the tournament favorite, beat England's Sheffield United by a 1-0 score in a notable soccer match. Subtleties of lineups and timing are limited in the fragment.
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