Opening Day In Washington Manor Teague Action
Inaugural exhibition action features Mark Collyer of Cards sliding home in the seventh inning while catcher Tom Bronkas of Yanks awaits the throw. Umpire Lou Dutra observes intently as the ball arrives.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1968
Page
8
Inaugural exhibition action features Mark Collyer of Cards sliding home in the seventh inning while catcher Tom Bronkas of Yanks awaits the throw. Umpire Lou Dutra observes intently as the ball arrives.
Washington Manor Junior League opens with a 6 p.m. exhibition as teams from San Leandro clash with the Nats and Bears in preparatory play for the 1951 season. Early games at Stentelrade showcased four in the row with a 3 inning format guiding the slate.
Newark youngster Tommy Rigdon dominates the Hayward Quarter Widget Racing Accorsation event at Kennedy Park winning the trophy dash heat and main, while Ronny Shaw and Fred Neuman trail. Other class winners include Meats Siarma Freemnt and more as local clubs clash in a high‑speed day of racing.
A garbled listing of softball standings and player mentions includes scattered names such as Ty Smith Gates Hawkins and Iverson. The text shows mixed references to teams like Sunnyvale Exeter and Rosborough with unclear team affiliations and incomplete event details.
SAN LORENZO The annual junior high track meet of the San Lorenzo Unified School District is set for Wednesday at Chabot College. The event begins at 2 46 p m with Barrett Bohannon Edendale and Washington Manor junior high schools competing in seventh and eighth grade sets across sprints distance and field events.
Two high school leagues wrapped seasons in a busy week. Mission Valley Athletic League crowned Newark, while Hayward Athletic League saw Tennyson take the title. St Elizabeth meets Moreau in Hayward, and Berkeley hosts East Bay matchups as Bay area teams close out the spring slate.
San Leandro residents rally behind a new Pop Warner football team as NFL stars Clem Daniels Kent McCloughan and others announce support. Jay Hayden, club president, notes the “Name the Team” contest ends in two weeks with a 50 cent entry donation aiding the program.
Chambers pitches a no hitter in a high school game, striking out seven and receiving late support from Rick Huck McKinnon. San Lorenzo Lions win 6 0 as Acme Trophies and Grove Way clash in other area games.
San Leandro businessmen join the San Leandro Recreation Department S H A P E program aimed at health and wellbeing. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday at the San Leandro Boys Club from 7:30 to 8 30 am and noon to 1 2 pm for a fee of ten dollars a month or thirty four per year.
San Lorenzo Lions Club and GBBA share early lead in Ruth Loop action. Dodgers and Retail Clerks post wins as Sandy Lake area standings tighten with key rallies and late scoring from Dougan's and Berg en.
Berry's strong pitching backs Dougan's Sporting Goods to a 7-1 win over Castro Valley area rivals. Berry had two hits and scored twice, lifting Dougan's to lead the Hayward Area Babe Ruth Continental Division after two straight wins. Low Frank Realty defeated Castro Valley Merchants 7-2, while Castro Valley Lions Club beat Chuck Fara's 12-9 in NABAL play.
Blue Boy, piloted by C. Dayton, led the field in a Hayward Pigeon Racing Association event from LaPine Gre yesterday. The bird completed the course in 30 hours 12 minutes amid partial stormy conditions, clocking 791.603 yards per minute.
Acme Trophies jumped to 2-0 in Hayward Aray Babe Ruth League American Division with seven runs in the fourth inning, beating Dog Harder Sporting Goods 9-4 at Tennyson High. Mooge Lodge won 6-3 over Bring’s Coffee Shops with an eighth inning rally, while Hayward Roofing beat Loray Markets 3-4 as two runs came in the seventh. Joel Sparber and Paul Messier fueled Acme’s offense with key hits and two scoring efforts, while Rick Moore shut down Don Harder’s offense. Moose Lodge turned three errors and timely hits into their rally.
The Cri pion Demons and Mullin alls visited Floresta hosts at James Monroe playgrounds. Dave Gatliepp led the 11 run attack for Connton's 15 victory over the Floresta Merchants. Randy Cashion four hits and 10 strikeouts powered Mullin Colis to a 2-0 win over Resco's Hawks.
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