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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
4
St Bede's swept to its third straight win by defeating Grove Way Realty. In other games Dougan's ward defeated Babe Ruth League Sporting Goods beat the Teamsters 4 to 0 and the Ashland Lions scored in every inning to turn back Acme Trophe TA.
Wall Gallegoes delivered a grand slam as Davis Center defeated the Elks 16 7 in Castro Valley East National Little League play. The day featured multiple regional youth baseball results and notable hitting performances including McKlosky, Groenke, and Nacario rallying for wins in nearby leagues.
Hughes drove in the lone run with a seventh inning single as Kiwanis beat Roebers 4 to 2 in the American division. In other action Bob Hill allowed three hits as Don Harder edged Ralph's Appliance 2 to 1, while Hayward Roofing topped Pring's Coffee Shops 10 to 2 with a big seventh inning.
Kerry pitcher Mike Kerry struck out nine and hit safely twice as Romley's Market edged Castro Valley Optimists 2 to 1 in the Continental Division of the Hayward Area Babe Ruth League. Other games saw Chuck Fara's drive in three in the sixth to beat Frank's Trucking 3 to 2, and Instant Beverage defeating Lou Frank 6 to 2 aided by five-hit performances from Doug Adams and Steve Lawson.
The HAAL previews list returning lettermen and key positions for Mt. Eden Canyon Marina and Sunset High. Mt. Eden projects eight lettermen with Bert Wilkinson possibly taking quarterback duties while Ed Mclainsh leads ground gainers. Sunset High faces a quarterback duel between Mike Alexander and Bruce Manning as captains Dennis Bragonier and Salsedo vie for spots. Canyon plans about 15 seniors back with Dave Faelz or Steve Kirkwood competing for QB, plus loom of junior Bruce Wanden and end Ken Sasser.
ASG's Barnecat fans nine in win as Alameda Sporting Goods edges IDWS 7 to 5 in a Hayward West National Little League contest. Erick Hoyer homered as IXL erupted for four runs in the fifth inning, battering Dick Brandt in a high scoring game.
Bob Hutchinson and John Fyfe drove in three runs in the first inning as the Help Oaks built a four run lead and defeated the Bulldogs 6 to 2 in the Washington Manor Mel Ott League yesterday. Dan DeChaine went 3 for 3 with a solo homer and two RBIs for the Phils in a 13 to 0 win over the Cards.
The Diamond Athletic League kicks off at 6 p.m. with Howell Realty facing Cebalo Mortgage in the league’s inaugural game. Teams include Hoxell from Ten nyson High, Cebalo from Marinat High preps, Hazelton Realty, ABC Ambulance, Bob Bird Insurance, Viking Supply, Dougan's Sperling Goods, and Donovan's.
Hayward pro Sam Baca rolls a 243 297 and 300 in the 12th annual $5,000 Handicap Doubles, finishing 586 for the series with Bill Canady at Holiday. The pair lift to third in standings behind McAfee Utute and Sgumbal duo as the event runs to July 10.
In Oakland, Jimmy Lester seeks his 17th KO in 22 pro fights against Hurricane Kid in a ten round or less middleweight clash at Oakland Auditorium. Mission High roots and local crossovers frame a card featuring Jeff Magnan vs Ned Santos in a lightweight prelim and Steve Grant meeting Eddie Land in a heavyweight bout.
Pacific and Bues conduct football grid drills as they prepare for the season. Shorum will use three quarterbacks, with Rod Benevides Lynn Hill and Stan Ornellas in the mix. San Leandro returns nine lettermen from a champion squad led by Essel with Hart Shorum Perez and Grisham at backfield and Shubin at left tackle despite a broken foot. Gunnari brings seven lettermen back while Savory Fulterer Locke and Doughty fill backfield and wing roles as the team builds depth for the upcoming campaign.
Only a few cars remained on track for the single file restart while five others waited in the pits for minor repairs. The delay followed a late caution as teams prepared for a restart sequence.
INDIANAPOLIS AP Only four drivers Graham Hill Jim Clark Jim McKilreath and Gordon Johnedck actually finished 500 miles in the Memorial Day Auto Classic Monday They finished in that order Three other autos were on the track at the finish driven by Mel Kenyon Bobby Unser and Jerry Grant They finished fifth eighth and 10th respectively Other drivers in the pits at race end finished ahead of Grant for having completed more miles Jackie Stewart Eddie Johnson and others were noted in the standings
San Leandro Beavers swimmers led with Frank Stu art winning two events in the boys 13 14 inboard breast stroke and 100 back while Mike Burke took multiple top places in the boys 9 10 division at the Berkeley Y Championships. The program also features a Bay Meadows decoration day pace and a crowded card of races with noted purses and times across several events.
The Bay Meadows Handicap card for Wednesday lists Claudy and Fast Peal among selections with racing time set at 1 p.m. The order reflects the handicapper’s preference for the field.
Jockey Don Brumfield of Nicholasville Kentucky rode Kauai King to victory in the Kentucky Derby and The Preakness and looks to sweep the Triple Crown by winning the Belmont Stakes. Creme Dela Creme, ridden by Brumfield, was redirected to Chicago for the Arlington Classic after the Jersey Derby win. Bold Lad repeated in the Metropolitan Handicap at Aqueduct as crowds and wagering soared across 23 tracks.
The schedule shows Freire beating Modasin 3 1, Santa Barbara defeating Bakersfield 3 0, and Siocon in a 40 inning game. Other matchups list Rene at Ban Joxn, Lodi at Fresna, Modesin at lock ton, Bakersfield at dante Barbry.
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