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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1958
Page
7
Boston Red Sox catcher Sullivan and pitcher Brewer suffered finger fractures in spring action, sidelining Brewer about three weeks and Sullivan six weeks. The injuries came during an exhibition game against the Senators, as Boston weighed replacing Sammy White behind the plate and faced a wary season start.
Oakland California Frank LaPorte is promoted to head coach at Bishop O Dowd replacing Bob See who resigned to take Clayton Valley High post. See still leads Dragon track. LaPorte, a former standout at St Marys College, guided the O Pond JV to a Catholic League title and a 28 start 25 loss record.
Two Santa Clara Valley League teams meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow for the Washington High Easter Vacation Invitational Baseball Tournament title game after weather forced a postponement. A noon consolation contest precedes the final. Washington High and Santa Clara will face James Lick and Los Gatos in a four team event sponsored by the Niles Rotary Club and the school.
A bus carrying the Harlem Magicians basketball team with star Goose Tatum caught fire early today near Jefferson City Tennessee after an exhibition in Johnson City. About 20 players abandoned the bus on U S Highway L1 B a mile north of here and saved their uniforms and gear though the vehicle was destroyed.
Sam Snead predicts no clear favorite for the Masters in Augusta Georgia saying the winner could be an unknown and highlights Frank Phillips of Australia as a potential threat. Snead spoke in Atlanta at Harold Sargent’s PGA testimonial dinner, noting he’s 46 and based in Boca Raton Florida.
Yesterday's results include Boston A 8 over Washington A 3 Cincinnati N 2 Philadelphia N 2 Los Angeles N 7 New York A 3 Pittsburgh N Milwaukee N 3 Chicago A T St Louis N Ost St Louis 7 Chicago 1 called after 5 innings at St Louis. Kansas City A 5 Detroit A 4 Chicago N 1 Baltimore A 0 Cleveland A San Francisco MN 2 New York A 5 ODAY'S GAMES Chicago vs Cleveland at Mesa. Cincinnati vs Philadelphia at Clearwater. Los Angeles N vs Washington at Orlando. Detroit at West Palm Beach. St Louis at St. Petersburg. San Francisco 8 Baltimore at Scottsdale. Chicago 4 New York A at Wagene. Detroit at ???.
Los Angeles reports USC announces a home-and-home football series with Colorado to begin in 1983. The press note confirms the two schools will exchange games on scheduled dates, expanding their rivalry beyond a single contest.
The Sugar Bowl announces Texas and Mississippi will each receive 160 008 10 dollars for their New Year Day appearance at the game.
Don t be an April Fool. Turn to today s Classified Ad Section for bargains including player pianos in Class 29 and fat goats in Class 23.
Eddie Machen sharpens for a title bid with hard drills after a shoulder layoff. He plans to show aggressiveness against Zora Folley in San Francisco at the Cow Palace next week. Folley returns to action this week at the Royal Gym as Machen’s sparring partners testify to his power and condition. Tickets through the San Francisco Boxing Club, no TV within 200 miles, prices range from 20 to 32.50.
Philadelphia promoter Nick Zrollo offers to stage the Virgil Akins versus Vince Martinez welterweight title bout as a summer benefit show in partnership with the International Boxing Club. The fight is tentatively set for June 6 with no venue announced yet.
Gary Heinrich a top Hayward swimmer departs San Francisco tonight en route to the National AAU meet opening Thursday in New Haven. The 16 year old Bay-O-Vista swimmer will compete in the 1500 meter freestyle 100 yard individual medley and either the 1900 yard butterfly or 440 yard freestyle over three days. He is expected to return Sunday night.
Barry MacKay, top American tennis prospect, is ordered home from the Middle East to join Jack Kramer’s professional troupe. He will return April 8 and practice with Kramer Pancho Gonzales and Tony Trabert for Davis Cup matches. The American team lost last year after MacKay pushed Mal Anderson to five sets.
In Burbank Ted Ebenkamp a one year old from Compton captured the national junior badminton championship title by sweeping the singles doubles and mixed doubles.
In El Centro California the Sacramento Solons edged a strong University of California squad 5 to 4 at Stark Field. The Solons relied on their home run power with all runs coming off homers as the game unfolded.
The article reports George Yardley earning All-NBA first or second team honors, with Dolph Schayes and Pettit also noted among top selections. It highlights Bob Cousy as top vote getter for the All-Star team, and lists the second team comprising Bill Russell, Maurice Stokes, Tom Gola, Cliff Hagan, and Slater Martin.
Giants shine in Arizona camps as rookies Cepeda Davenport Schmidt Kirkland show hitting against veterans. Rigney backs youth push with McCormick Siel and Antonelli among pitchers. Front office hopeful as Spring Training hints at a stronger 1960 club poised to reach the top half of the National League.
Boston Celtics travel to St Louis for the fourth game of the best of seven series with the Atlanta Hawks. Both teams are tied 1-1 as the series mirrors last season with home court shifts and a pivotal game shaping the championship chase.
Howie Johnson of Glenwoodie, Illinois, earned the 29th qualifier spot for the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas after his victory in the Azalea Open yesterday. The Desert Sun course hosts the April 2027 event, with Masters as the final remaining qualifier. Johnson’s win marks his first major tournament victory and first TOC qualification.
Colorado Springs report notes skater David Jenkins, twice national champion, will not defend his figure skating crown. Instead he will focus on medical studies after graduating from Colorado College this spring and hopes to enter Harvard or Western Reserve medical schools.
In New Orleans the state attorney general’s office will decide if Ralph Dupas, a light welterweight, may fight Ramon Fuentes, amid a mixed race challenge under a Louisiana law prohibiting races. Dupas, claiming whiteness, asserts his birth in Orleans Parish. An appeals judge noted Dupas is the son of Peter Duplessis from Placquemines Parish, with testimony pointing to New Orleans birth.
Maurice Podoloff to meet today with representatives from two Cincinnati groups seeking to buy the Cincinnati Royals. The governor’s meeting follows slow progress in raising funds as Royals star Maurice Stokes remains hospitalized in Covington, Kentucky after illness.
The article states Stuart, a slugger, was out again and joined the Bees in a 13-3 loss at a Salt Lake City lineup, with Rochester Red Wings mentioned. NCAA wrestling tournament site set at College Park, Md., after a long delay.
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