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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1959

Page

5

Three Tie For 2nd in AA Softball

Cannery Worker's Fern Lopes and Washington Club's Fred Schott threw three hit shutouts as Cannerymen blanked Village Cleaners 4 0 and Washington defeated C&C Sheet Metal 0 0. Village Cleaners drops into a three way deadlock for second with 12 2 records. Lopes struck out 31 with support from Galleguer and Volz who collected multiple hits. Washington Club pitchers totalled three hits for C&C and Schott fanned eight. Hard adult league game Pring's vs AEMCO scheduled for 8 45 p m at Patrick Gomer Park.

Hayward Area Patrick Gomer Cannery Worker Fern Lopes Washington Club Fred Schott Cannerymen Village Cleaners Washington C&c Village Cleaner Club Lopes Jim Gallegher Roy Volz Volz Gallegher Roger Araujo Cannery Bob Stricka Bob Cunningham Bob Wabersky Hal Spangenberg Wabersky Lon Dick Holley Schott Pring AEMCO Gomer Diamond Gnemery Wiees Abe H Fernandz Munozlf Freitas oKestede C&c Sheet Meier Wabrskyer Smviance Holleyef Ub.pacheca

Bay-O-Vista Faces Tough Tuneup At Stanford Meet

Bay-O-Vista Swim Club plans a strong pre AAU championships tuneup at Stanford Pool with 17 boys and 3 girls entered. San Leandro High talents Jim Norman Brian Foss Kip Olney Jerry Macedo Tim Rosagen race alongside newcomers Dan Milne from Fremont High and Jim Small a UC swimmer. Hayward’s Gary Helshieh competes in three events aiming to challenge arch rival George Harrison in the 400 IM 440 free and 400 medley relays. Tom Macedo leads Bay-O-Vista in the 200 backstroke with other entrants including John Wilcox Jim Marchetti George Ising Jim Perry and the girls Dianne Thibault Linda Gray Sherry Silva.

Palo Alto Bay- Q Vista Stanford University Bay-0-Vista San Leandro High Jim Norman Brian Foss Kip Olney Jerry Macedo Tim Rosagen Dan Milne Fremont High Jim Small University of California Hay-O Bay-O-Vista Tom Macedo John Wilcox Jim Marchetti George Ising Jim Perry Dianne Thibault Linda Gray Sherry Silva

COP Gridders Clash With Grad Stars In Stockton Tilt

COP College of the Pacific prepares for the second annual Varsity Alumni game in Pacific Memorial Stadium. Coach Jack Myers leads a varsity unit featuring nine returning starters headed by All American halfback Dick Bags and guard Carl Kammerer. Eddie LeBaron headlines the alumni, having secured permission to play, as the Bengals face a wrecking crew of pro stars and a strong Alumni backfield led by Tom Flores and Duane Putnam.

Stockkton—College of the Paycille At & Pm Pacific Memorial Stadi Tigers Jack “Moose” Myers Dick Bags Carl Kammerer Alumi Eddie LeBaron Washington Redskins Bengal Varsity Tom Flores Bengals Atumini Clyde Comar Farrell Funston Cleveland Browns Flores Macon Bob Coronado

San Leandro Junior Tennis Matches Set for Tomorrow

San Leandro hosts a full day of junior tennis at S E High School with events from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ed Auger and Paul Sacks start at 9 a.m. in boys singles. Auger teams with Lee McElhaney in 18 boys doubles against Berkeley pair Stilson Judah and Rich Mota at 11 a.m. Tom Muench of Modesto is top seed in 18 boys singles, facing Jan Kucera at 9 a.m.

San Leandro S. E San Leandro High Ed’ Auger Paul Sacks Anger Clyde Witt Sacks Gary Rose Lee McElhhaney Auger Berkeley Stilson Judah Rich Mota San Leander Terry Longy Steve Richard Avenue Allen Siegal Eddie Conroy Tom Muench Modesto Jan Kucera

Pring's S L C 1 Spoiler Upsets Lenny's 13 9

In San Leandro C-1 softball Pring's S L club defeated Lenny's 13 to 9 to force a three way tie for second with Village Cleaners. Village Church remains unbeaten at 4-0? The rally by Lenny's fell short after Pring's pitcher Les Lust allowed five hits.

San Leandro Pring's Lenny's Lenny’s Village Cleaners Village Church Teague Good Shepherd Lutheran Pring’s Les Lust Ing Gene Gossett Les Thrasher Park San Lean Pickens Athletic Club Boyardee Thrasher Eddie Spook Club Aladdin Heating Jamaral Brothers Meris Naymacs

Del Rey Team Tops Faculty in Six Year Win

Del Rey's championship softball squad defeated the Hayward Area Recreation San Lorenzo Blue League teachers 19 to 10. Starters Gary Wormeldele and Nat Grecco led the attack with a grand slam by Wormeldele, strong hitting from Greece a hormeran, Jim Kelly four hits, and contributors Bobby Love and Robert Mesquite with three apiece. Teachers Don Zhamerman homered in the defeat.

SAN Lorenzo — del Rey Gary Wormeldalé Nat Grecco del Rey Tata Heeren Hayward Area San Lorenzo Wormelduff Greece Hormeran Jim Kelly Bobby Love Robert Mesquite Larry Alworth Ed Boyle Cor Desimone Jan Olson Dave Ostroff Ronnie Lange Dave Bishop Tom Wood Dale Carpenter Dicky Loman Don Zhamerman

Protests Follow One Sided LDS Softball Game

Oakland Jr defeated Castro Valley 16 to 4 in a hard LDS softball game at Bohannon last night, but Castro Valley protested the outcome. In a second game Livermore forfeited to Hayward, leaving winless Livermore with no on field result.

Oakland Jr Castro Valley Bohannon Livermore Hayward

USC Pitchers Top CIBA Stars

Bruce Thom and Bruce Gardner, unbeaten for the champion Southern California Trojans, led the 1959 CIBA pitching in final averages Thom posted a 0.50 ERA with 4 earned runs in 40 innings, 6 wins and 0 losses Gardner went 6 0 in league play, led with 43 strikeouts in 53 1 3 innings, ERA 2.03 second in the loop.

Bruce Thom Bruce Gardner Southern California Trojans California Intercollegiate Baseball Association C.ib.a Thom Gardner

Nevada Lake Tahoe sites named for Baseball Week

The Senate adopted a measure urging President Eisenhower to designate a National Baseball Week beginning June 14. The action names Reno and Lake Tahoe areas as national press headquarters for the 1967 Olympic games and marks the week as part of a nationwide observance backed by the Nevada Lodge on the north shore.

Squaw Valley UPI Washington Nevada North Shore Senate Lake Tahoe Mapes Reno Eisenhower National International Press White House

Swaford Tops In Fremont Track Meet

Jerry Swaford led Fremont Community Recreation Dept events by winning shot put 35 feet 7 inches, 50 yard dash seven seconds, and broad jump six feet five inches. Runners up included Garland, Boatright, Rob Abina in shot put. Ron Price, Ahina in dash. Ron Riggs, John Gonzales in jump. In Glenmoor ground, Marvin Oliver won shot put with Frank Gygax second and Wayne Amaral third. Amaral won dash with Kerhealas second and Gygax third. Kerheilas took jump ahead of Marvin Oliver and Gygax.

Fremont Jerry Swaford Fremont Community Recreation Dept Swaford Garland Boatright Rob Abina Ron Price Ahina Ron Riggs John Gonzales

Bowling Scores Highlight Area Regulars at Southgate Lanes

Joe Avria opened with a 235 high game and finished with a 10 string in the HARLAN NORIS 485 series at Southgate Lanes. Other top totals include 277 by Menig, 669 multiple series, and 720 as a standout string across the various leagues such as Grand Lanes, Bankers, and Mixed events.

Frank Menig Richi Blakely Joe Prieste Jevinsie Crown Zellerbach Cague Ham'y Jons Bob Gonsalves V. L. Franks Stan Mears Lenny Valdua Bankers League Wayne Peace Bobbie Dias Scotty Behan Pant Wwillard Len Ritehey Hal Manning Marie “Husband Fong Lima Arnold Moss Nat Barr Nocrie Gardiner Joe Avria Southgate Bill Biandford 600 Avria Koeglevettes P. Kindleysides B. Hogan Marge Dins Bob ‘Dresser AL Fermantles Francis Fred Lowden Law Bob Boree Ray Morrison Don Thomas Irene ‘Thompson Alice Bunch George Peterson Frank Lambeigne Southgate Bankim Greg King Willie Nobell Claire Miller Vince Dilworth Connie Alten Jean Shook

Semi-Pro Open Nor-Cal Tourney Opens Tomorrow

The National Baseball Congress Northern California Divisional Tournament, featuring a 432 team field, opens tomorrow afternoon at Washington Park. Opening round games include Frlatatt of San Jose vs Palo Alto Oaks at 1 pm and Valley All-Stars of Fresno vs Richmond Stars at 4 pm. Sunday matches have Ross Furniture of San Francisco versus Berkeley Stars at 1 pm and Nesbit Masonry of San Jose versus Harwell Radio of El Cerrito at 4 pm. The following weekend the tourney moves to Southern Alameda County for the remaining single elimination rounds.

Santa Clara National Baseball Congress San Jose Andl Harwell! Radio el Cerrito Alamesa San

CYO Baseball Playoffs Set to Open at Airport Park

The Hayward Area Recreation District CYO baseball playoffs begin tomorrow with the Alb Saints facing Contra Costa County champs in five games at Airport Park and Bo Habon Field. St Tellettas, St Toachim's, and St Tellettas lead the eighth to tenth, sixth to seventh, and fifth grade divisions respectively. The fifth grade game is scheduled to start at 3 p.m.

Hayward Area Recreation di V Contra Costa County Airport Park Bohabon Hayward Area Alb Saints St. Tellettas St. Toachim's

San Leandro Merchants Court Pittsburg in Tourney Debut

The San Leandro Merchants, Jong anit County sponsor, enter Mike Uieir in a 4:30 PM tourney debut on June 7 against the Pittsburg Merchants. The Northern California winner advances to the Nationals in Wichita Kansas for a shot at $1000 prize money.

Wanda Ball Park San Leandro Merchants Jonganit County Mike Uieir Pittsburg

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