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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1968
Page
7
1968 Redlands Recreation tennis course begins Monday on high school and Cope junior high courts with about 75 participants in pre registration. $3 fee covers six weeks. sign ups continue Monday at desired class time and location. ranges include 7 to 10, 11 to 14, 15 to 17 and adults with times at high school Cope and University courts.
Griswolds defeated Jim Glaze Inc 7-4 behind Hill and Haugen striking out 13 and allowing 2 hits. D Robinson and K Mueller pitched for Glaze. Earlier Griswolds won 4-3 over Red Lands Board of Realtors with Gough Plumbing rallying in the 6th. Bob Gustafson hit an inside the park homer for Murray’s Cards in an 8-4 win over Far rar Jeweler Redlegs.
San Bernardino racer Marv Stalin returns to Orange Show Speedway with a Cloyed Burris owned 1957 Chevy No 102 to race NASCAR super stocks at 8 p m. More than 70 drivers expected as time trials start at 6 p m. In Community Field, Forsberg and Gregory Cubs beat Nu Vy Cleaners Colts 13 3 with Mike Hokana collecting four hits.
A German boxer's death results from injuries sustained in a fight. All games move to Community Field tonight with no Pony League action at Moore Field.
West Germans mourn boxing champion Jupp Elze who died from injuries after a June 12 middleweight title bout with Carlos Duran. Elze, 28, collapsed postfight and died Thursday night at Cologne University Hospital. Meanwhile Jim Stefanich of Joliet shot a 300 in Fresno as part of a Kiwanis Pony League event and neared a season record with a six-game 1,453.
California Angels announce that third baseman Paul Schaal, struck in the head by a pitch in Boston, will return home Monday night. The 25 year old may not play again this season after sustaining a fractured skull and hospital stay in Boston. his batting average this season stands at .212.
Temple Baptists edged Lockheed Rockets 7-6 in a B league fast pitch contest. Jan Clark led with 2 hits and 2 RBIs, Jim Riemer added a triple, and Willy Brock scored the winning run in the sixth on an error. Ray Aranda had 3 hits for Lockheed, Roy Liles earned the win, Ken Zeman took the loss.
Stan Smith and Bob Lutz of USC reach the NCAA tennis doubles final after defeating their rivals and will face UCLA pair Roy Barth and Steve Tidball. Smith wins singles over Jaime Fillol of Miami 6 3 7 5 6 3 while Lutz tops Pat Cramer 6 2 6 0 6 3.
The AAU meet highlights Lindgren, Young, and Smith healthy as they post strong times in distance events. Walker wins triple jump, Burke tops hammer, and Matson and Beamon post notable marks. Mayfield era legends compete at high altitude meets shaping Olympic prospects as Day, Larrabee, and others contend for trials berths.
National League standings show St Louis leading with 42 wins and 25 losses followed by San Francisco 36-33 and Los Angeles 35-35. Pittsburgh 31-33 and Chicago 31-34 trail. Philadelphia 31-30 and Houston 26-40 at the bottom. Friday results include New York 5 Los Angeles 1 and San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 0. Sunday's schedule features multiple interleague and intra-league matchups.
Holland's Tom Okker, a rising semi pro, stunned top seed Rod Laver in a 48 minute match at the London Grass Courts, delivering the tournament's biggest upset as Graebner advanced to face him. Okker had earlier defeated Alex Olmedo Nicola Pilic and Arthur Ashe. Nancy Richey and Ann Haydon Jones reached the women's final following semi final wins.
Bruce Devlin of Australia surged to a three stroke lead after 36 holes at the Canadian Open in Toronto. He posted a two under par 68 on Friday to sit at 135, with Ken Still and Bob Charles tied at 138 and Bruce Crampton, Mac McLendon, and Don Bies at 139.
Old Ed Charles, 35, fuels a Mets surge with a .303 batting average and a nine game hitting streak as New York climbs toward .500 and sixth place. Hodges lauds balance of age and youth while Charles drives in three runs in a 5 1 victory over the Dodgers with a double and a single. Other NL results include Chicago over Cincinnati 3 2, San Francisco 3 0 over Pittsburgh, Houston 2 1 over Philadelphia, and St. Louis 4 3 past Atlanta.
Tony Horton delivered a two run homer with two outs in the 13th inning to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Dark said the Tigers still owe the Indians after a 4-3 loss on April 17 and a late 5-4 defeat on June 7.
Boog Powell of the Baltimore Orioles blasted a towering 458 foot homer off California starter George Brunet as Baltimore beat the Angels 4-2 in Anaheim. Powell’s 11th homer of the season and 19th against California highlighted the opener of a three game set. Rigney’s Angels seek revenge tonight with Jim McGlothlin facing Jim Hardin.
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