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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1957
Page
12
A dense list of names with scores and handicaps across Village and non Village groups. Rankings show Reynolds leading with high totals and multiple participants including Spericher Martinez Hood Floyd Leger Alves and many others across handicap divisions.
Cleveland versus New York boxscore notes show key players including Avila Mantle and Woodling with runs batted in and pitching lines. Garcia homer cited. Larsen earns the win in a low scoring contest with late substitutes contributing. Attendance listed as 15,058.
Ralph Stevens notes windy weekend limited anglers yet reports top halibut action near Sea Rock Privateer hauled 16 big flatfish and Miss Drag matched poundage with several fish around 19 pounds. Bay area boats troll drift fishing, Bass near Berkeley Pier yields eight to twelve per boat, white rock and catfish also noted. Overall outlook favorable for peak fishing season with varied catches across Bay and Capitola regions.
Vincent Santos and Hank Vincent led Stockton Hayward entries at the Kingdon Drag races. Vincent posted the meet's top line at 104 miles per hour while the Zarth brothers won the COG class at 117.64 mph. Leandro's Joe Felipe won the BG class with 102.27 mph.
In San Jose on Sunday Frank Archer of San Jose won the AH j class at the Little Bonneville Drag races, setting a new record of 125.50 mph in the quarter mile. Don Bradon of Hayward took first in AH with 193 mph. San Leandro’s Bill Brasher won BSR at 91.60, and Hank Medeiros of San Lorenzo clocked 91.6 to win AG.
This old technique describes tying a knot ball from fishing lines with several worms added gradually to reach about forty worms in four compact balls. Anchor near bullhead habitat and let the ball sink. When a bullhead bites, lift gently to haul it in, repeating from the same spot, best at night.
Sixteen year old Keith Bilter of Rays ward won the Hayward Area Recreation District boys 14-17 title at Schafer School in district finals. He represented Sequoia playground and defeated rivals in a close match. Colleen Price of Bidwell School captured the girls 13 and under division and Dick Williford won the boys 13 and under, representing Laurel playground. No girls entered the 14-17 bracket.
Double Scotch won the three year old trotting division of the American national stake at Sportsman's Park in Chicago. The victory solidifies his status as one of the nation’s top trotters from last night’s race.
Tide tables show a Wednesday listing with times and high/low points for coastal areas. The readable fragment mentions time points and light guidance figures but lacks full location or event details.
Elmer C. Walzer surveys Wall Street sentiment noting skepticism about a rapid market rise while expecting a higher gross national product. Analysts project a prolonged consolidation, with Dow solidly in 525 to 550, possible small highs, and cautious consumer spending alongside inflation concerns easing.
The Oakland chapter of the American Institute of Banking marks its 50th year with a Saturday dinner at the Claremont ena in Berkeley. Speaker Ran som Mr Cook, senior vice president of American Trust Co., will discuss the tight money situation.
Hayward Jewelers at 1066 B Street Hayward won fourth prize of $10 in the spring window display contest sponsored by the Sheaffer Pen Company for its dealers nationwide. The local Sheaffer dealer was chosen from more than 2000 entries submitted.
New York stocks fell again with minor losses across most sectors. The Dow slipped about 216 points by 11 am as rails and utilities declined while select aircraft and specialty issues rose. Boeing edged up after a previous drop despite a new 1987 low linked to earnings outlook.
The Citizens Committee for Sensible Zoning of the Ashland Cherry land Meekland area will dissolve at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 16857 East 14th Street. Chairman Larry Scott said the group formed in December has finished its work and future zoning lies with individual property owners now that the supervisors have zoned the area. A map of the precise zoning is on display at 1028 Lewelling Boulevard.
Sunol shifts to a new numbering scheme with prefix Volunteer 2 starting Sunday September 8. Pa Hie Telephone opens its new dial telephone buildings on Main Street near Bond Street as Sunol joins a nationwide plan moving toward direct distance dialing.
Centerville school district announces completion of staff hiring totaling 70 teachers. Late additions include Beulah Krause, a San Jose State College graduate, and Joyce Art, a Carson-Newman College alumna from Jefferson City Tennessee.
Stock averages and trading activity on the New York and Pacific exchanges are summarized with totals in bonds and shares. The report lists industry prices, closures, and notable shifts, alongside livestock market results and ship schedules for regional ports.
Ford Motor Company's payroll and employment for the first six months of 1957 set records, with an average of 194,672 hourly and salaried workers earning a total half-year payroll of 699,685,328. The typical Ford employee worked 414 hours in the period, earning about 105.30 weekly. A May 1957 Bureau of Labor Statistics figure shows national manufacturing earnings at 61.738 per week.
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