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6-A Oakland Tribune, Southern Alameda County Section, tvjy" in Women's Golf Tourney Set At Hayward HAY WARD, Aug. 25 -Hay-ward's first annual Women's City open golf tournament will be held Sept. 12, 13 and 20 at the Hayward Golf Course. Deadline for application in the 54-hole medal play is Sept. 5, according to chairman Mrs.

R. D. Huntzinger. Players from throughout the state will compete in the tournament sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce and Hayward Ladies Golf Club. Two perpetual trophies will go to the winners of the low gross and low net scores.

Prizes will be awarded to other winners. The tournament committee members aiding Mrs. Huntzinger are Mrs. Vern Stearns, Mrs. Scott Diffenbach.

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Gordon, Mrs. John Conry, Mrs. Larry Del-gado and Mrs. Tom Addis. Tribune photo WINNERS Paradis Trailer Court GianU, champs of th (standing) Asst.

Mgr. Al Lopez, Randy Langston, Charley Ashland Little League, include (seated from left) Coach Haycock, Tony Verandes, Rodney Rodrigues, Nick Ortiz, Bill RosattL Steve RosatU. John Garcia, Nick Rodrigues, John Cortesl and Manager Nick Rodrigues Sr. The team Ned Antrum, Allen Lopez, John Russo and Mark Cam wound up the season with a 15-4 record. TrlbWM GIVE 'EM THE AX San Lorenzo High School yll leaden (from left, front) Pert Craner.

Isaac Fukuda, Judy Mclntyre and (rear) head yell leader Barbara Baetian are shown going through routines they hare been practicing during summer racation. School Pep Teams Get No Vacation ARROYO HIGH TO DISTRIBUTE YEARBOOKS SAN LORENZO, Aug. 25 -Arrbya High School 1959-60 yearbooks will be distributed from 6:30 to 11 p.m., Monday at the school patio, Editor Dolores Bardon announced today. Student body cards and receipts will be required for identification. Purchasers may also attend a dance in the school cafe-torium from 8 to 11 p.m., the 'announcement added.

Hayward Invitational Tournament. Judging from enthusiasm generated so far, the kids are in mid-season form and the first bell hasn't even rung yet San Leandro Net Tourney To Be Held SAN LEANDRO, Aug. 25-More than 200 persons 18 years and under are expected to take part in the San Leandro Unified School District's tennis tourney Aug. 29-31 and Sept. 1-2.

The event is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day on the San Leandro High School courts. It will represent the first formal competition for more than 100 members of the district's recently completed summer tennis school. Some 300 youngsters took part in five two-week summer sessions.

Entrants in the junior net event must be 18 or younger, reside in the city or in the school district or attend either a public or parochial school in the city. Youngsters who have taken part in the district's 1960 tennis program also are eligible. A total of 27 events each keyed to the age and ability of the entrant, are planned, according to tennis coach Bob Hull. SAN LORENZO, Aug. 2S-It's getting so you can't keep kids away from school even during vacation.

That's what happened at San Lorenzo High, where the yell leaders, chorus line and pom pon girls have been rehearsing three nights a week this summer at the school in preparation for the opening of classes. The students, who have spent the time perfecting their rountines, will make their first appearance during Fresh ettes, consist of 17 pretty girls who will perform half-time during the football and basketball games and at school pep rallies. During the summer vacation, the group has rehearsed novelty numbers and precision dance maneuvers under the direction or Phyllis Curto, student director. The Rebelettes include Gerry Peters, Lana Callistro, Sue Howard, Glenda Cum-mings, Donna Lust. Linda MacGregory, Sue Hansen, Lynn Engstrom.

Carolyn Brocco, Nancy White, Gloria Crews, Cynthia Nelson, Pat Thierry, Ginny Fernandes, Gail Grossman and Michele Martin. POM POX GIRLS The pom pon girls, -who have been busy, with new routines, include Claudia Blanchard, Beverly Ashley, Phyllis Ehrlich, Dianne Fa-lasca, Annalee DeWitt, Wendy Rashall, Linda Bartoo and Goody Dybdal. The basketball team had its ups and downs last season, but the student body still won the school spirit award at the Complete Professional Eye Car tre i 1 FmIiImi la tyw.r Styt4 Htannf At4 CI.SM CONTACT LENSES Tribune photo CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD Members of the Pacific States Dareing, Carlos Zavala and James Emery; and (back Steel Corp. team, which won the Union City Little League row) Arnold Gardetto, manager, Tim Shannon, Paul championship, are (front row, from left) Ron Rodrigues, Wallace, Dave Pava, Dave Tuffanelli, and Cruz Zavala, Stan Garrett, Roger Gonzalez, Steve Harrison, Mike assistant manager. The team chalked up 14-4 record.

man Day on Sept. 2. They also will perform at athletic events throughout the year. All were selected by a committee of student leaders and teachers during tryouts held last spring. SCHOOL SPIRIT "We want to develop a championship school spirit to go with our football team, which we hope will win the Hayward Athletic League title this fall," says Barbara Bas-tian, head yell leader.

She will be assisted by Pat Craney, Isaac Fukuda, Judy Mclntyre and Linda Sprague, who were picked from 35 candidates. CHORUS LINE They've had the enthusiastic support of many students who joined in the yell sessions at the football field this summer. The chorus line, the Rebel- OR. FEED A. RAULINO OPTOMETRIST NE prune 2-1963 01 14 St.

at DrtM, L.Mdre Moose Groups To Join in Hawaiian Fete CASTRO VALLEY, Aug. 25 a si San Leandro Gets 700 Seats for Raiders7 Game Moose Lodge 1491 and XL Mil Ins ect Utiller! Chabot Park Ends Summer Schedule SAN LEANDRO, Aug. 25 -Chabot Park will shut down its week day summer operation after Sept. 5. The park, located at the upper end of Estudillo will continue to maintain its regular 10 a.m.

to 8 p.m. weekend and holiday schedule. Recreation officials say the fall and winter week day attendance does not justify the employment of a fulltime recreation director. The hillside SAN LEANDRO, Aug. 25 Some 700 seats have been reserved in Kezar Stadium for the Chamber of Commerce's Sept.

11 'San Leandro Day at the Raiders" football game. The Raiders will meet the Houston Oilers in the league opener. Twenty buses will leave from the chamber office at 11:30 a.m. and return after the game. A $6 package price includes a ticket to the game and round trip transportation.

Bob Hintz, chairman of the chamber's special events committee, said those who arrange their own transportation may get game tickets from the chamber for $4.50. Box lunches also will be available. All proceeds above ticket and transportation costs will be turned over to the San Leandro Memorial Hospital Fund to aid in construction of the new medical facility. Tickets and information mav be obtained at the chamber office, 858 E. 14th among friends at Women of the Moose Chapter 934 will hold a Hawaiian Night dance Saturday at the Moose Hall at 20835 Rutledge Road.

The evening will include a social hour at 7 p.m., dinner at 8 and dancing at 9. Awards will be given for the best dress, individuals; funniest dress and best dressed couple. The Women of the Moose will meet Monday with Vera Surryhne acting as chairman for the evening. George Golish will show slides of his trip to Hawaii. One lb.

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