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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
8
A.L. stars surged to an All-Star win as standout players delivered clutch hits and slick defense. Key performers from multiple clubs rallied the lineup, turning the showcase into a high energy victory with timely runs and standout pitching.
Casey Stengel hails a resurging American League after a 6 5 victory over the National League at Busch Stadium. Jim Bunning earned the win for the AL while rookie batters and stellar defense, including Minnie Minoso’s late double and a key Be?ll play, sealed the outcome.
Left handed Messiane Grim, Sterpel's personal relief specialist, faced a perilous moment as the game hung in the balance and threatened to be pulled from danger.
Results show San Francisco defeating Hollywood 6 to 0 while Sacramento beat Vancouver 4 to 3 and Portland edged San Diego 4 to 0. Series standings place San Francisco ahead of Hollywood and Sacramento atop the group with Vancouver and Seattle near bottom. Pitchers listed include Bennie Daniels Hob Smith Marion Fricaro Relph Maurille Bridges Chace Beaman Dick Brokowski and Dick May have plays noted.
Los Angeles City Council will decide today whether to sell a closed pay TV franchise to Skiatron TV Inc. The industry and transportation committee recommended the sale. Skiatron hopes to contract with Walter OMalley to televise Dodgers games if the transfer occurs, proposing a franchise fee of two percent of gross business with five hours weekly time reserved for the city.
TV listings summarize 6:30 sports hour with brief mentions of Chebo Hernandez Vaughn Rocky Mate Walcott and bowling segment. specific outcomes, times, and teams are not clearly readable.
The American Legion protest in Oakland centers on a Rose letter to district chair Jack Smith outlining facts about a player from a different area who may play for the Leandro squad. The case involves junior rules and cross-area enrollment, with a ruling expected today by area chairman George.
Bo ynton Florida Herb Score of the Cleveland Indians, who recently suffered an eye injury when struck by a line drive, will be married today to Nancy McNamara of Lantana Florida. The ceremony follows his upcoming eye test on Monday and comes after his Wednesday game score update.
Don MacDonald pitched a near perfect game for Oakland area readers. The report notes a no hitter against Alameda Steam Bath with a 6-0 score. It mentions ties to Castlemont High and Lake Worth classmates and hints at East Oakland connections and spring ball at Exposition Park.
Pacific Coast League report details Leo Kiely notching his 13th win of 1957 as the Seals beat Hollywood 6 6 after a wild 12th inning error by Chuck Churn. Joe Gordon's Seattle-Stars remained two games behind Vancouver with a 2 1 loss. Extra innings marked the game as Seals overcame Hollywood with Pettit and Causion producing key RBI feats.
Debate over a 90,000 seat Hayward stadium draws mixed views from Giants backers ASUC leaders and city officials. Proponents say year round use by colleges and pro football justify the project while opponents urge staying in San Francisco citing demand, timing, and population needs.
Anderson says project will miss spring 1939 completion. Hayward contractor Harney claims to finish a stadium while San Francisco figures push Alameda County plans. Warden changes, Giants deadline set by the National League, Seals Stadium eyed for temporary use as talks continue.
Frick told Congress the five upper minor leagues hold exploratory talks on a baseball map that could lead to a third major league. Meetings will consider realigning leagues if Dodgers or Giants move to the West Coast, with PCL officials noting possible elimination of five coast teams.
Forest Hills tennis promoter Jack Kramer seeks legal action to force Australian Lew Hoad into his pro debut weekend. Pancho Gonzales, in Los Angeles, says he will not participate, fearing it would hamper future international matchups with Hoad.
Gov. Goodwin J. Knight signed a bill raising hunting licenses from three to four dollars and pheasant tags and deer tags from one to two dollars, increasing fees for most fishermen. The measure targets hunting permits and licenses to fund wildlife programs.
Archie Moore and Tony Anthony await a ruling on their light heavyweight world title challenge. Sinatra promotion faces state athletic commission scrutiny in Sacramento and protests from Los Angeles venues while promoter Benny Ford and matchmaker Jackie Leonard seek telecast approvals for related bouts.
LAS ANGELES IMs routine investigation by the US immigration service targets welterweight Dick Goldstein amid his background checks. Albert DeGuercis confirms inquiry into Goldstein who claims refugee status from a Polish concentration camp and accuses Art Aragon of fixing a bout that never occurred in San Antonio.
Chicago bout pits Willie Vaughn againstChebo Hernandez in a televised 10 round clash at the Chicago Stadium. Vaughn, claiming near readiness after two years of ring work, seeks his first win over Hernandez after two prior losses and one draw. Hernandez brings 37 victories and 12 losses into the match as both fighters vie for a crucial win in the series.
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