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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1957
Page
8
Ralph Stevens explains the Pacific Flyway extends beyond the Pacific Coast states to include Washington Oregon California Montana Idaho Utah Nevada and Arizona. Reports mention good waterfowl flights for California and others, with notable duck nesting activity in Alberta and Alaska.
Los Angeles Rams coach Sid Gillman faces multiple star injuries after a 45-14 win over the Washington Redskins. Linebacker Larry Morrie fractured his right ankle, left guard John Hoes strained knee ligaments, and halfback Ron Weller sidelined with a foot injury. Also out is Eloyd Hirsch with a bruised kidney, with no return expected for a month. A local column elsewhere discusses spring waterfowl and salmon news in the Pacific Flyway, plus anglers’ notes on rockfishing, halibut runs, and striped bass sightings in local waters.
The Fish and Game Commission schedules a Thursday session in San Francisco to discuss the 1957 58 migratory regulations. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service forecasts a strong fall duck flight across Pacific flyway states, with California likely similar to last year’s totals. nesting areas in Alberta and Alaska show good young production amid mixed Northwest Canadian conditions.
Linden Poultry extended its Cas tro Valley National Peanut League advantage with a decisive 10-9 win over Castro Valley Rotary Club. Gary Gorman led Barnartson’s club with a homer and two singles, while Dennis Philip added key hits. Bruce Rogers and Jim Davis homered for Culbexteen’s Trugs and Rotary, respectively, with early offense from Castro Valley.
Kiwanis Club contends for the Hayward Little American League title in tonight’s 6 o’clock game against Suberg. A Kiwanis win clinches the crown, while a loss could force a playoff with Biggs & Haaga, as HPD and Police clash in a tight finish.
In Leandro, the Padres clinched the San Leandro Recreation Department Class D summer baseball crown with a 13 1 record. They swept Rainiers 15 2 and Seals 10 3 last week, with Mark Tssacson homering and Gary Candido allowing three hits. Merle Poole Barry Kimball paced Mounties to third at 9 5, while Bill Means hurled a one hit 20 0 win over the Ducks.
In San Leandro last night Aladdin Heating defeated ABC Ambulance 3 2 and San Leandro City Employes beat Eagles 9 3 at Thrasher Park. Aladdin moved to first place, one game ahead of ABC City Employes and Lenny’s, all tied for second. Mark Lynch had three singles for the Ambulance team as Gil Souza pitched well for City Employes with a homer, a triple, a single, three hits allowed and 18 strikeouts.
A Hayward resident M/Set Paul H Bachelor is elected president of the Central California Baseball Manacore Act umpire unit. Dick Huston of El Cerrito is vice president and Mrs Doris Serpa of Oakland is secretary treasurer. The group covers semi pro American Legion Connie Mack and some high school games.
Watsonville hosts a regional Pony League final where Li Mess and Covina square off to decide the Region Eight champion. The winner advances to the National Pony League championships later this month in Washington, Pa.
Lee Kileen powered the State Cleaners with a grand slam and two singles as they beat Hayward Optimist 9 to 4 in Castro Valley. Jerry Pawlaski Elton Cowles and Ron Pacheace led with two hits apiece for the State Cleaners while Ken Vierra Gene Wheat and Frank Wyant added two hits for Hayward.
Solons and Angels battled to a 13-13 tie in a Mt Little League minor division game. Bill Forbes and Mike Baugh led the Solons with multiple hits while Dave Grove powered the Angels with a mixture of singles doubles and a triple. In legal notices, the estate of Martha G Peterson seeks to lease real property in Alameda County California.
Legal notice records a petition by Maria Lorena de Wal Nordanger and others seeking court authorization to lease teals property described as Lot 9 in Alameda County. The action references a San Francisco district court, a county clerk, and a date in August 1987, with preliminary mentions of the property map and boundaries.
A strong buying wave swept the New York stock market before noon, erasing early losses as International Business Machines fell early but recovered. Higher priced chemicals rose while Chrysler Anaconda Bell Steel and New York Centre Oils fluctuated amid market volatility. The government bond market strengthened and American Stock Exchange shares improved as the tape cleared at 11 44 p.m.
The Agriculture Department says livestock farm prices will likely hold through mid 1939, keeping retail meat prices at current levels. The Livestock and Meat Situation notes calves down 2 percent, lambs 8 percent smaller, and spring and fall crops 1 percent larger, with production below 1956 highs. Feed costs are expected to be lower next season as hay, barley, and grain sorghums are record-sized. corn crop is down 11 percent from 1956.
Market observers note ongoing price volatility with large swings in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and a long consolidation phase possibly lasting years. Analysts expect eventual upside breakout driven by higher earnings and selective buying, with some funds and institutions reportedly accumulating assets during declines.
Caterpillar Tractor Co reports July 1957 sales of 57,386,125 up from 50,259,625 a year earlier. July profit was 4,555,454 with 7.94 cents per dollar in sales, compared with 4, titul 029 in 1956 or 8.11 cents per dollar. Earnings per share rose to 50 cents from 45 cents. Seven months ended July 31 show sales of 429,435,054 vs 306,023,257, profits 31,944,940 vs 31,458,856, and EPS 3.49 vs 3.47. Results reflect vacation-related manufacturing slowdowns.
A San Francisco UP Livestock market listing shows soluble supply and demand notes. Hens and young turkeys offered ready to cook, with slaughter cows and rabbits described. Sheep and lamb classes are scarce, with moderate activity and prices compared with Monday.
George Asmussen, 70, longtime Hayward resident, faces charges of battery and disturbing the peace. Prelim hearing rescheduled for 9:30 a.m. tomorrow before Judge Gerald P. Connitt in municipal court. Accused of striking a teenager with bamboo sticks during a dispute over stray cattle.
The San Leandro Board of Education will award a contract tonight to White Top and Yellow Cab to jointly provide transportation for the district’s blind and physically handicapped children. Firms will share at 40 cents per mile, with an estimated annual cost around $6000 for 20 to 23 riders.
A three day summer workshop for Hayward Elementary teachers opened today at Bret Harte School, 1099 E Street, Hayward, aiming to sharpen teaching techniques and share classroom strategies among 100 participants.
NYSE report notes 136 stocks advanced 18 unchanged while 4 declined. Dow Jones and Standard & Poor averages shown with daily changes, trading activity and bank clearing data across major markets.
The board of directors of the American Forest Products Corp. has declared a dividend of 25 cents per share payable to shareholders of record on a date to be announced.
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