Fishin' updates from San Leandro to Fort Bragg
Ralph Stevens reports on a busy fishing week with Mrs Reisewitz landing a six foot one inch sturgeon, Angier DeGuerre and Pete Pivoca hauling large stripers and a 47 inch sturgeon, plus extensive bass catches across Dowrelio's Crockett Harbor and nearby resorts. The piece celebrates strong angling, noting boats, shoreside reports, and promising conditions for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reisewitz
Hubby
Fred
Swanton
San Leandro
Hayward
Orbor
Port Chicago
Angier DeGuerre
Pete Pivoca
San Pablo
Dowrelio
Crockett Harbor
Little Caesar
Gail Marie
Dowrelio No
Happy Deys
Dotty
Lin
Don Hunter
Joseph Resort
Rodeo
Tess
Dillon's Point
Lou LaGrone
Worthy
Bob's
Brickwyards
Yurner
Jimmy McNeeley
Bos's Place
R. S. Lucas
L. Porter
Fort Bragg
Frank
Dostrello Harbor
May McQuade
Superb Pitching Leads Way To Easy Victory Over Tribe
In Cleveland, the New York Giants won 6-2 to take a 3-0 World Series lead over the Indians. Willy Mays had three hits, Dusty Rhodes delivered a key pinch hit, and Ruben Gomez controlled the game with his screwball as Cleveland faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe
Bob Considine
Cleveland
INS
New York Giants
Municipal Stadium
Indians
Giants
Willy Mays
Dusty Rhodes
Ruben Gomez
Indians Rally But Fall Short In Cleveland Loss
The Indians trailed 6-0 but mounted a late-inning comeback to threaten a comeback against the Giants in front of 71,555 fans. Whitey Lockman and Willie Mays sparked early offense for New York, while Dusty Rhodes delivered a clutch pinch hit. Cleveland’s rally came up short as Hoyt Wilhelm closed the game, leaving the Indians with a 6-2 defeat and Gomez earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Cleveland
Whitey Lockmar
Mike Garcia
Whitey
Don Mueller
Willie
Giants
Big Mike
Alvin Dark
Mueller
Dark
Mays
Hal Thompson
Gills
Monte Iryin
Dusty Rhodes
Bobby Brown
Yanks
Dodgers
Lou Gehrig
Thompson
Davey Williams
Garcia
Williams
Wes Westrm
Jett
Art Houtteman
Gomez
Larry Doby
Vic Wertz
Hank Majeski
Dave Philley
Wertz
Bill Glynn
Dale Mitchell
Narleski
al Smith
Lockmar
Glynn
Avila
Kknuckles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Hayward Opens ACAL Clash With El Cerrito Triumph
Hayward dominated El Cerrito in the opening ACAL encounter as a Gaucho sprinted through tackles to seize the lead. A later attempt at conversion failed, leaving the half at 18 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
el Cerrito
Page
Jett
Egge
Tony King
Riley and Faulk Reach Golf Finals in 24th Trans Miss Championship
Polly Riley of Port Worth and Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville advance to the semi finals of the 24th Women s Trans Miss Golf Tournament after quarter final wins. Riley defeated Mary Craw of Americus 3 and 2 and Faulk beat Janice Phetys of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Polly Riley
Port Worth
Tex
Mary Lena Faulk
Miss Riley
Mary Craw
Americus
Miss Faulk Saul Janice Phetys
Atanta
Football scores from the day across colleges and teams
Summary of the day's football results lists UCLA beating Maryland 12 to 7, Miami 29 over Baylor 13, Wichita 54 over Drake 5, Furman Zi, Presbyterian 9, and several other college games. Also notes Coast teams and a range of scores including Chattanooga 28, Tampa 6, Kent State 65, Western Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCLA
Maryland
Miami
Baylor
Wichita
Drake
Furman Zi
Quan Marines
Detroit
Crede Mines
Colorado State
Upsala
Bridgeport Occidental
Santa Barbera O. Chattanooga
Tampa
Kent State
Western Reserve
Wild Mele Tops Oakland Wrestling in Melee
A chaotic six man main event at the Oakland Auditorium ended in a disqualification after a wild final card. Remon Torres defeated Angelo Cistoldion as Gene Dubusue Enrique Herres and Jess Ortega also claimed victories, while Johnny Barend and Mickey Gold lost in a two fall match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Stearm
Auditorium Wrestling
Remon Torrestion
Ben
Mike Sharpe
Angelo Cistoldion
Gorilla Sepeda
Gene Dubusue
Enrique Herres
Jess Ortega
Johnny Barend
Mickey Gold
Hayward High Cross Country Tops Rebels in ACAL Opener
Hayward varsity wins 216 to 62 over San Lorenzo with William Stroud leading the 1.7 mile course in 1988. Hayward freshman-sophomore team collects 15 points as San Lorenzo 41 and Menlo-Ahrerton 69. Lower division Hayward sweeps top five finishers led by Mike McCullum in 10 04.6. Bowerman of San Lorenzo places fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Graydon
Hayward High
San Lorenzo
Hayward
ACAL
Sophomoore
Sam Lorenzo
Menlo-Atherton
William Stroud
Ardld Bowerman
Mhen
Mike McCullum
Mahannah
McCullum
Hornets Triumph Over San Lorenzo in Hard-Fought Battle
Hornets win as San Lorenzo fields a strong defense and a fierce Rebel backfield. Ralston lauds Bill Nesbit and Bob Richardson for all three San Lorenzo touchdowns and praises Keith Bohannon and debuting Tom De Polo for standout play in the Confederate backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornet
San Lorenzo
Ralston
Bill Nesbit
Bob Richardson
Nesbit
Richardson
Keith Bohannon
Tom de Polo
Huskies Top Carlmont 13 6 In Rough Opener
Washington Huskies win 13 to 6 over Carlmont Highlanders in Centerville behind two second quarter touchdowns. QB Tino Rangel and backs Ron Masuda and Ernie Soto fueled the drive, while Carlmont’s Palette and Rosager mounted early threats before Soto’s 18 yard TD run gave the Huskies a 7 6 lead at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George George
Elden Focht
Carlmont
Centerville
Washington Huskies
Focht
Washington
A Hernandez
David Koelsch
Ker Galloway
Conrad Preciado
Bill Thomas
Larry Reese
Carlmont Highlanders
Tino Rangel
Husky
Ron Masuda
Ernie Soto
Soto
Huskies
Santa Clerar Valley Athletic League
Joe Ferem
Highlanders
Austin Palette
Boo Farina
Bob Rosager
Jfer Carlmont
Mel Bailey
Rangers
Conrad Preciade
Craig Bellati
Eldon
Focat
iFalette
Rosager
Palette
Farina
Rangel
Ken Galloway
Bellati
Masuda
Rango
Jess Pineda
Frank Martin
Thi
Goverimont
Ferem
Clyde Voorhees
Carmontout
Washington Husky
Carlmont Frosh-Soph
Bob Marin
Jim Vargas
Ezch
Jew Jong
Wanh- Carl- Ington Monti
Gaines
Intercentrol
Averal
Bee Stares
Pate
INDY
Ting
Pineda
An Soto
Ernie
Carlmont Tcr
Tim
Austin Ron
Valentine
Petit
Reidy Fletcher
Pineda Gallows
Beltad
Almont
Ama
Rossager
Washington Ee Om
Cerimont
Local speed boat drivers feature capital races
Sacramento readers learn of the California Speedboat Association show on Lake Washington in Sacramento. The event showcases inboards and outboards on a three buoy one mile course with eight classes based on engine displacement and hull design. Notables include Jerry Eschen of Hayward in a Cracker Box and Jack Kalash of Castro Valley piloting Ethel AX as magneto and carburetor troubles loom before the big starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusty O'Callaghan
Sacramento
Oakland Speedway
California
Speedboat Association
Lake Washington
Sencay
Roering
Hayward
Jerry Eschen
Eschen
Hydra
Iwo
Jack Kalash
Castro Valley
Ethel AX
Adlen Ford
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Mays Ct
Ar Thompson
Vathsinn
Willi
Me Westrum
Ali
Maglie
Liddle
Grissom
Antonelli
Wilhelm ‘Sark
Gleveland
Doby
TAX
Rosen
Rickland
Naragon
C . Tv
Houtteman
Mitcrell
New
i—Lemon
Wynn ' A. Clile
Grissom Oantanelli
Gorez
Clevel
New York
Gile
Anna Houtreman
Barleski
Lamon
Wyn . Garcia
Houttefonelli
Curl Omer
Wilhelmsk
Moss
Mossi Gareit
Maglic
Smith
Jarhic A Lidule E Grissom
Ainsouieils
Oyisi
Wiltel Im
Lemon
Wyant
Xock-Wil- Garcia
Narles Ie
Palms
Mien Cleveland
Strick
Jand-Wertz
Winnil Fe
Pune
Ramess
Ralph Stevens
Fishin
Liegin
Ray Narleski
Lockman
E-Strickland
Rbimays
Westram Wertz
Glynner
Werts
S—Avila
Willams
Lockma Strickland
Bransom
Kamsy
Roh Garcia
Narlesk
Mossi OO
Wilnetneb
Al-Tocko Canlan
Fees
Plate
Jona Stevens
al Baslick
Ase
Kaal Berrytas
Seft
Len
Maris
Irvin
Vara Odes
Walia
West
Gere
Wil Elms
Ra Avla
Ib Sonnei
O Bhilley
Rf Swicklands
Pope Hegan
Giynn
aRon
Zauttemas
Regalada Mitelellarleski
Oo Mossi
Pp Tatal
Rhodes
Mary Faulk
Dave Pedier
Gauchos
Bud Backman
Noble
Lembert
Bob Pridencio
Jerry Lundgren
Nam
KRON
Simoot Cudi
Eagles
Kgo-T
Fearean Ager
Wild Mele
Oakland Wrestling
Tops Rebels
Hornets
Litle Sport
Ag Ete Wees
Toh
Om Motors
Weed Quick Service
Hayward Printers
Watkins Street
Motor Movies
Shane
Hayward Area
Castro Valley Roofing CO
Laurel Ave
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