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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1957
Page
9
Roberto De Vicenzo of Argentina shot a brilliant eight-under-par 64 in the second round at the Al-American tournament in Chicago. He takes a two-stroke lead into the third round as play resumes today at MacL.
The Publinx Championship features collegians contesting for the title with De Vicenzo posting a 193 after two rounds, Billy Casper at 195 and Harney in third. In the women’s side Don Essig and Gene Towry advance to finals, while Pung and Crocker lead the women’s scores.
Brooks Robinson of Baltimore remained in Union Memorial Hospital overnight for observation after being hit by a pitch from Ned Garver in the second game of last night's doubleheader with Kansas City.
CHICAGO All-America Golf tournament round two saw Al Atkins of Ashland Kentucky score an ace on the fourth inning but fail to survive for the final rounds. Atkins suffered a knee operation earlier this season and was bleeding after a plastic helmet cut near his forehead. He completed his round with an 86 and a total of 151 stitches noted, not enough to advance.
A golf instructional note discusses common faults in Sam Snead style, warning that locked knees prevent proper weight shift and pivot. It emphasizes relaxed bending of the knees, a delicate left knee bend, and the left heel lifting slightly near impact, with the knees and left heel returning to their positions at the start of the downswing.
Camilo Paschal pitched a five hitter for his eighth win and Bob Boyd hit a 13th inning homer. Connie Join and Ken Lehman combined to limit Kansas City to seven hits in the nightcap as Baltimore snapped 33 scoreless innings. Ned Garver took the loss, and Brooks Robinson was beaned and hospitalized.
Sedgman defeats Ken Rosewall 6-2 6-4 10-8 to stay undefeated in the Masters round robin. He advances to face Panch Gonzales in a crucial later match after Rosewall’s exit. Pari zho Sens beat Tony Trabert 6-1 6-3 as other action unfolded.
In Los Angeles Aug 3 Wimbledon champion Hoad, now turning pro, endures a seven loss streak but Kramer alleges a quick comeback is possible in the Masters round robin at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Kramer defends Hoad against claims he must alter his style, citing transition from amateur to professional and confidence recovery.
The Hayward National Little League Miner Division will host a week of exhibition and playoff games at Lite League Stadium. Playoffs feature Don Gilmore and Coap man Electric, Western and Eastern division champions, in a 3 p.m. contest tomorrow. The league uses two divisions of four teams each, with cross division matchups based on final standings. Exhibition games include Dutch Cellar vs IDES at 2 p.m. and Continental Can vs Montgomery Ward at 3:30 p.m.
Village Bowl of the Heyward Area Recreation District captured their 13th straight win at C. Valley behind J. C. Smi snarling Mayfair Market 11-0. Teague games at Bohannon featured Keystone Readers topping National Can Co 8-4 and Castro Valley Baptist drawing with County Employes 8-8. Sam Cracraft allowed five hits in Keystone’s 8-4 win as Da Bob Wright and A Esser added two hits each. Windy Harris led Valleyans with three of five, while Merv Graef started a second inning triple play.
Local angling reports describe strong striper and salmon runs in upper San Pablo Bay and Capitola with boats like Dowrelios, Happy Days, and Joseph's at Rio Dell near limits. Weekly fishing improved with two and a half salmon per boat on average, while Alcatran and Mission Rock areas yielded many rockfish. Palma Ceia-Branden ta ga ane tops Mount Eden Little League as Seals rout White Sox 18 to 3 behind Palma Ceia bats.
Hayward racer Ted Montague, tenth in BCRA hardtop standings, seeks a third place finish as he competes in Toniga's hardtops at Contra Costa Speedaway. He also drives a 1957 Chevrolet in drag races and stock car events, facing rivals including Gene Dudley, Chet Thompson, Lamar Barron, and Hugh Purdy tonight as the program opens.
British speed boat king Don ald Campbell postpones further attempts to break the 225.63 mph world record after another failure with Bluebird II at Lake Canandaigua. He averaged a slow 121.2 mph on the return run, as Danville Red and Gun Club won 2891-866 in a smallbore rifle match at Hayward High indoor range.
Schedule fragment lists August events with times and heights, focusing on athletics. Mentions Haas at Port Point and a Monday period with low, high times and computed ware. Contains partial lines and unclear details from a historical paper.
Hank Vincent of Hayward returns to the Valley Timing Association event tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Kingdon Air Strip on Phone Road. Gates open at 6 30 p.m. and the drags begin shortly after with eliminations and heats planned.
Lenny's Softballers defeated the Hayward Optimists 3-2 at Thrasher Park in a Class B Recreation game. Lopes and Fran Blackwood pitched well, allowing four hits each, as Tony Martin scored the decisive run in the third inning on Livy’s pop to first.
Midway hosts the Petticoat Summer Handicap No 2 event led by Julie Kielty with a 25 handicap while Lupe Fareira 508 Bessie Fickert 821 Lucille Randles 503 Sally Hobertson 430 Mary Brum 410 Betty Nan ver 439 Lee Barbera 474 and Bobbie Enos 413 participate in the competition.
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