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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1957
Page
9
The article argues champions pick the easiest challengers, citing historical patterns where top contenders like Robinson and Moore waited while lesser fighters got chances. It questions public risk from mismatches, warns of potential fallout if Patterson loses, and notes the impact on film profits and boxing legacy.
East Bay coaches express optimism ahead of Friday night 20 30 All-Star game at Kozar with coach Chuck Butler praising backfield aggression and improved running. Roger Gregorio of Pittsburg to replace injured Joelson as backfield threat. Eight veteran officials will officiate the benefit game at Kozar with Bay Area crews and local ticket outlets listing availability.
St Louis Post Dispatch quotes Brooklyn Dodgers negotiating to use Yankee Stadium as home in 1958. Bob Broeg dispatch from New York cites an unnamed source noting tentative plans while formal approval awaits final agreement.
Seattle light heavy contender Pete Rademacher described his approach as wait and see for the 15 round heavyweight championship clash with Floyd Patterson. He stressed no fixed plan, citing past amateur defeats, while expressing calm and confidence ahead of tomorrow's weigh-in and potential future offers.
Playoff victory secures John Lotz the junior golf title amid a crowded field of 170 competitors. Leading scorers include Stan Weld, O’Leary, and Gary Minloeg, with a mix of boys and girls brackets noted for 18 hole rounds and key scores.
The Far Western AAU Swimming and Diving Championships begin at Fleishhacker Pool with San Francisco hosting age group transfers and Bay Area entries. Notables include Gary Heinrich the 1 year old world record holder and Bay O-Vista swimmers amid a strong senior men’s field featuring Jim Perry Brian Curtiss and Tom Macede.
Livermore Aqua Cowboys swimmers placed at the San Joaquin Valley Invitational in Fresno. Mary Frances Reed qualified in three girls 15-16 events, finishing fourth in 100-meter backstroke, sixth in 200-meter breaststroke, and seventh in 100-meter butterfly. Bill Palmer took fifth in 100-meter butterfly, Shelly Daly placed eighth in 50 backstroke. The boys 15-16 200-meter relay team of Shelly, Palmer, Bob Ruch, and Bill Clark finished fourth.
Belmont Speedway hosts Ladies Night with one cent admission for fans, including escorts are welcome, as about 65 drivers compete in qualifying rounds.
The article advises golfers to stay with normal swing fundamentals when off the fairway into light rough. Anchor the head during the backswing and decide if a normal shot from the rough can be used. Do not alter the swing just because the tee shot missed the fairway.
In Sacramento at Del Paso Club course the 37th annual national women’s amateur championship advances to the third round as Judy Anderson, six years old, upsets Betty Stanhope of Edmonton and Barbara McIntyre and Jane Nelson compete alongside Marilyn Cooper and Mrs. Paul Dye in a field where the younger players threaten most of the surviving eight title bids.
Rogers, a 19-year-old UH sophomore from La Jolla California, holds a five stroke lead after a three under par 38 in the Western Amateur at Old Warson Country Club St Louis County. Curtis Person of Memphis trails with 143 after qualifying round scores.
Tony Gamaza holds a two stroke lead entering the final round of the Lake Chabot President's Cup Tourney. He shot 1 7-372 in the third round while pursuers faltered. Kilner Munn and Bourdelle close behind as Rocha Cushman and others vie in senior and junior flights at Castlewood Club.
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