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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1955
Page
6
In a replay of an A League game at Castro Valley Community Center, A Battery 740th AAA defeated $275 BNTS of Parks Air Force Base 9-5 after protests. Earlier, Sen orenzo A.C. beat San Loren zo Boys Club 10-8 in a BY League contest. Box scores provided.
LOS ANGELES seven track and field stars were elected to the Helms Hall of Fame yesterday. Honorees include Horace Ashenfelter of Penn State and New York A.C. and John Borican of Shore A C, Ashbury Park A C, plus James Donahue of Albany N Y, Wet G Orton of Penn, Eulace Peacock of Temple, Gregory Rice of Notre Dame, and Robert Richard of the University of Milan.
San Francisco Seals announce five remaining games this season to reduce costs. They schedule afternoon games against Seattle next Wednesday and later matches with Seattle on Sept 5 6 7 and 4 against San Diego.
East Bay offense lists players such as Nikelai, Thomas, Borders and Chalifoux with linemen including Brown and Sembs. West Bay offense features Deila Libra and Casey with QB Kahler and Pucetti at key back positions. East Bay reserves note Egg s and Nesbitt among others while West Bay reserves list Griffin Kreuter Cloonan and Olgham.
Dodgers president Walter O Malley, after meeting with New York officials, said Brooklyn may lose the team after 1957 if a new ballpark site is not found. He warned the club could move to another city by 1958 without a municipal stadium or affordable site in Brooklyn.
Carlos Bernier, Puerto Rican left fielder for the Hollywood Stars, was hit above the right temple by a fastball from Don Elston in the third inning against the Los Angeles Angels. The helmet shattered and he was carried to the clubhouse on a stretcher, but the team physician said there was no serious injury and he recovered shortly afterward.
Florence South Carolina report says Caroll Jo Kabler a 17 year old from Sutherlinore defeated Jo Ann Gunderson of Kirkland Washington 4 and 2 to capture the national tournament crown. Kabler led in the late stages after earlier rounds showing steady accuracy and poise.
Radio Sports Log notes Sunday at 23 p.m. features Seals versus Oaks in baseball with KSFO and KLX carrying the game. The schedule hints at a regional broadcast slate and announcer pairings for the matchup.
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Arnold Palmer leads the Canadian Open at Weston with a 195 total after rounds of 67, 64, and 64. Burke Jr. trails by 8 as Fred Hawkins and Art Wall remain in contention at 203, while Palmer seeks a record breaking finish and major prize of 3000 dollars.
The Armed Forces Radio service will air next Tuesday night’s Red Sox versus Indians game and the swaps Nashua race from Chicago for troops stationed in Europe.
East Bay stars led by Hayward’s Larry Lambert and GEORGE EGGE prepare to face West Bay at Kezar Stadium tomorrow in a Bay Area clubs charity contest. Over 20,000 fans expected. game not televised.
San Diego golfer Phil Rodgers, 17, led the International Jaycees golf tournament at Columbus as the final round opened. Rodgers, four over par 78, held a 312 total. runner up Jack Rule of Waterloo, Iowa, was at 214 after a 73. Dean Heman of Bethesda, Md, stood third at 315.
Gordon Phillips of Castro Valley is named Hayward High School swimming coach for the 1955-56 school year. Principal Donald Lakes announced the coaching assignments yesterday, with Phillips the only new coach among the staff.
Ray Narleski, the clutch reliever known as the fullback of the bullpen, earned his eighth straight win with 11 innings of relief to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 2-1 victory over Kansas City. Enos Slaughter opened the 11th with a double, Dale Messinger struck out, and Narleski sealed the win as he shut down the Athletics after entering in the 11th. The win kept Cleveland within a game of the Yankees and a virtual tie with the White Sox in the tight pennant race.
Editor notes this third in a series on 1955 Pacific Coast Conference prospects. Southern California, with 24 returning lettermen and three notable sophomores, looks strong in speed and experience. Key returnees include Arnett, Conteatto, Ferrante, Galli, and Kissinger, with competition for backfield positions from Hickman, Roberts, Contratto, Ellsworth Kissinger, and Frank Hall. Ends Clarke and Griffiths favored. tackles and centers face depth issues. Schedule lists Sept 17 Washington State, Sept 23 Oregon, Oct 5 Texas, Oct 9 Washington, Oct 14 California, Oct 28 Minnesota, Nov 5 Stanford, Nov 19 UCLA, Nov 26 Notre Dame.
Archie M Moore says Rocky Marciano will be one of the easiest opponents he has ever faced and that the champ offers little harder to hit. Moore, challenging for the heavyweight title, states Marciano is not longer harder to hit and will be met in New York in September.
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