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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1957
Page
9
New York dispatch notes Warren Spahn as the NL’s premier pitcher for 1957 while highlighting the league’s emerging young hurlers aged 18 to 28. The release of official figures underscores Spahn’s veteran mastery amid a rising crop of talent.
The article reports D'Amato declining an IBC peace bid amid a legal clash, with references to Br via fights and disputes. It notes Spahn’s 21 wins as a lefty, ERA leaders Podres and Drysdale, and D'Amato's feud involving Patterson and promoter battles, including fighter selections and purses.
The University of North Carolina Tar Heels led the opposition in the first weekly ratings of the 2STIF season by the United Press Basketball Coaches Poll.
Brisbane dispatch reports Vet Gardnar Mulloy set to face Belgium in singles at the Davis Cup inter-zone matches. Team USA, led by non playing captain Billy Talbert, features Bradley, Kentuck y and other programs as schedules unfold in Adelaide and Brisbane.
Matt-Sons Creamery tied Berkeley for first in the Hayward Area Recreation District AA League with three straight wins. They beat San Francisco Fire Dept 35-23 as Chuck Frank led with 21 and Larry Noerenberg added 19. Hayward II swept San Leandro 47-22 and Castro Valley topped Orland 35-23 in other games.
The Santa Clara Broncos visit Carl Miletto's Olympic Club for an 8 p.m. non-conference tilt at the San Jose Civic Auditorium as WCAC teams test youth and gain readiness. Coach Ferick seeks experience for players like Fran Sobreto, George Gardiner, and Mel Prescor amid a weekend slate of coast competition.
Dick Doughty scored 18 points to lift the University of California junior varsity to a 40 35 victory over City College in a Monday game at the Berkeley center.
Cas Adams, veteran sports writer for the New York Herald Tribune and New York Journal-American, died in Manhasset NY on Monday. Born in 189?, he began with the Herald Tribune in 1927 and later joined the Journal-American. He was 50.
The league shows 12 of 28 pitchers under 30 post ERAs under 3.00 across at least 154 innings, with three exceptions Spahn Newcombe and Brooks Lawrence. One-hitters noted by Lew Burdette, Von McDaniel and Johnny Klippstein, McDaniel nearly a perfect game facing 27 batters.
Sacramento golfer Don Zontek shot a five under par 62 at Mul Valley in a Northern California pro-am tour event. Top pros included Don Zontek and Fat Markawich with other players listed. several names appear readably though some spellings are unclear.
Cal coach Pete Newell praised team rebounding and floor leadership by Earl Robinson as the Bears out rebounded 44-28 and improved shooting. He warned that improvements in board work and shooting are needed to become a tough squad. Santa Clara coach Bob Feerick noted his sophomores Sobrero and Gardiner stepping up, while San Jose State eyes a busy week against Oregon and Stanford.
San Francisco’s Forty Niners, dominating road and home games, draw record crowds and skyrocketing ticket demand. Fans travel to Bend, Sacramento, and beyond to watch, while sells outs at Kezar and major markets underscore the team’s immense appeal. If a World Series runs, black market scalping could reach unprecedented levels.
George Yardley of the Detroit Pistons leads the NBA scoring chase with a 28.6 point average after 21 games, totaling 1601 points. Bob Pettit trails by 59 points with 35.8, while Adolph Schayes and Clyde Lovellette sit among the top scorers. Russell leads rebounds at 96.2 per game and Maustee Stokes heads assists at 6.5.
Fragmented score list shows Montana 64 Louisiana State 80 and Texas A&M 71 among many others. Teams include Providence, Georgetown, Arkansas, Notre Dame, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Oklahoma City with varying margins.
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