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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1960
Page
12
Across Southgate lanes the bowling scene showcased high scores with Alma Beague, Lorraine George, and Dee Isenhagen delivering sharp performances. Bayfair League and mixed doubles featured standout games led by Goose Watson and Rick Carcuba while Bayfair Officers Club prep continues for Sunday events and community bowling support programs.
Reed defeats Bewley IV to reach the next round in the National Hardcourt tennis championships held in LA. Other results include Dougus and Monit advancing. Kerkenkamp and Cranston also win in separate matches.
An Indiana bowler asks if spare shooting angles differ by hand. The guidance says yes, a right-hander aims from the right side at the 1-pin, while a left-hander targets the 19 pin from the left side angle. Southpaws face more trouble with the 7 pin. switching to right-handed could help. The article notes each handedness uses distinct spare paths and approach styles, with no universal formula.
A Massachusetts case ends with the defendant Meurice Bho found liable after a trial in Superior Court. Jury verdict favors plaintiff TALEO and details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Athens appoints Ray Nelson as athletic director amid local sports leadership changes. Hinata Hinata, health educator, and farm leader Hinata Hesine contribute to the new leadership team alongside community figures.
Coral Gables Florida UP I John Barnum 49 year old from Grand Rapids Michigan seized a one shot lead after the second round of the 20000 Coral Gables Open Golf Championship. Barnum posted six under par 66 to sit at 11 under overall. Marty Fuego, Turnesa, Garrity and Massengale followed within one stroke as Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead remained in contention in a crowded field.
Carter Back In Key Spotlight as he returns to form at the Workis Invitational, closing in on leader Steve Nagy of St. Davids amid a five day event. Nagy leads with two points ahead of Carter, who posted strong shooting and remains in championship contention.
Oscar Fraley notes 12-year-old Johnny Dillinger of Miami area shines on fairways with a strong drive and solid short game. Born in New York City, he started swinging at five and already won national Jaycee championships. He aims to be a golf professional after college.
In Portland Maine Logart delivered a decisive win over Ward in a heavyweight style main event. The bout featured Cuba born contender Tsay gl of Cuba and noted veteran Steve Wri 9 Raytford as part of the card under promoter Ney Fart.
In Los Angeles part-time players top the first round of the Monterello Open, with Unknown Part-Timers pacing the field by three strokes over the nearest challengers. Clarkes Waonter of Culver City and Joli Wilson of Los Angeles posted strong showings as the field included pros and noted amateurs.
Four veteran professionals led by Ted Avarly and Jack Gibson plus Eldon Brisks and Charles Congdon played the first round of the U.S. National Senior Open Golf Championship in Palm Springs. They posted scores around 365 despite cold, wet conditions as other notable players from Gardena and Winter Plains also competed.
Los Angeles based news reports Fred Haney took on duties as general manager of the American League Los Angeles Angels. The board named Haney after a long baseball career including managing in Milwaukee and Boston. Other candidates included Leo Durocher Bill Rigney and Banks of Kansas City, with 28 players to be selected from a pool as the club builds its new era.
Fremont Ma vine Stadium announced by manager Ron Lawes that cold weather forces the racing meet to end for the season. Fans from Bakersfield and Fresno faced canceled programs as rain dampened plans and many scheduled events were affected.
Wilt Chamberlain led the Philadelphia Warriors to a dramatic victory over the New York Knicks with clutch late free throws. Oscar Robertson and Jack Twymie scored 36 each for the Royals as Boston fell to the Royals, extending the Celtics’ losing streak to three games.
A reflection on the emotional toll on coaches as late game collapses and fluke plays shape football outcomes. The piece humorously questions the obsession with dramatic finishes and muses on the idea of removing the final two minutes of play to spare staff from frustration.
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