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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1957
Page
7
The Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio middleweight clash looms in two months with Basilio vowing to defeat Robinson. The piece recalls historic rivalries, notes Sugar Ray’s enduring power, and flags other matchups and promoter Don Chargin’s Oakland plans for future bouts.
Chicago fighter Bob Satterfield, claiming reform, asks for another chance in boxing. He says he will fight in light heavyweight or heavyweight but notes no opponents will take the bout. Past near-misses with champions and a string of losses frame his plea for a final shot.
Lightweight Luke Easter of San Francisco outboxed Oakland’s Bill Brown over ten rounds to earn a decision after Brown filled in last minute. Easter, 196-pound substitute Bray also appeared in the prelims with multiple San Francisco and Vallejo bouts featuring several TKOs and a decision.
River Forest Illinois hosts the National Clay Court Tennis meet toward the third round with Herb Flam defending his title. Flam won two matches after a delayed start, defeating William Cullen of Southport Connecticut 6 3 6 4 in the first round and Gerald Dubie of Hamtramck Michigan 6 4 4 2 in the second. Ashley Cooper battles toward the No 1 Davis Cup spot, edging Gregory Grant of Los Angeles in three sets 6 3 3 6 6 3.
Seals broadcast from KYA covers baseball action between the San Francisco Seals and Portland. Station lists start time and key plays, with play-by-play highlights and notable moments from the game.
National and American League pitchers fear Hank Aaron and Mickey Mantle as walks rise to blunt power. Aaron leads the Braves with 29 homers and 77 RBIs while Mantle pursues another batting title and aims for records in walks and runs. Spahn backed by Aaron’s third hit night as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia. Braves near first with St Louis close behind. Joe Adcock injury may hasten the strategy to pitch Aaron away.
The Red Sox beat Detroit and Kansas City games feature long rallies and homers. Jack Jensen and Williams delivered timely hits as Boston and Chicago show power, with Billy Goodman homering to snap Baltimore's skid and Early Wynn guiding the Indians to a fifth straight win.
Babs Romack Porter of Sacramento faces Mrs. Maurice Glick of Baltimore in the second round of the Women's Western Amateur Golf Tournament in Omaha. Other early matches include Joanne Richardson vs Jo Ann Gunderson and Andrea Cohn against Marjorie Lindsay as the field narrows toward the weekend rounds.
In Mt Eden Little League minor division action the Padres defeated the Longwood Dad's Club Beavers 18 to 2. The win tightens the standings, tying for first and third place, with the Pads one game behind the leaders. Mike Weld had three hits, and Michael Heineman, Larry Shorts, and Clark Bounds added two apiece. Gary Enos led the Beavers with two doubles.
The Longwood Polecats defeated the Shhaefer Park Swamp Rats 15 9 and the Palma Ceia Skunks beat the Mohrland Weazels 9 6 in a Mt Eden Little League managers coaches and umpires tournament. Tomorrow the Polecats meet the Skunks for the title while the Swamp Rats face the Weazels in a consolation game. Major division play resumes Monday.
Palma Ceia Indians lead Mt Eden Little League early season with top batting .427 and fielding .984 as team. They hold runs 134 hits 96 doubles 18 RBI 78 and 63 stolen bases. Indians also claim most top pitchers and three players lead batting races.
Visalia moves atop the California league standings as the Redlegs crush Bakersfield 8 to 4 confirming the lead. San Jose defeats Stockton 7 to 1, Modesto overwhelms Salinas 9 to 0, and Reno beats Fresno 20 to 3 in other state league games.
In a California State League game, Duike Wright scored in the sixth to break a 1-1 deadlock, lifting the San Jose Josox to a 7-1 win over Stockton. Whitman managed by Dick Whitman after a tug of war early.
Dayton awaits the 29th annual PGA match play with Burke Jr. battling an ailing wrist but declaring himself ready to defend his title. Top players like Snead, Souchak and Ford pace a 128-man field as windy, sunny day one begins with 18-hole matches and a demanding schedule through the weekend.
Rich Rivera pitched three hits, six recorded walks, and nine hits to pace Rivera Hurls Victory to a 16 percent win over Clayworth Drugs in HARD Peanut League action at Bret Harte last night.
San Leandro sees Gil Souza fire a 10-0 victory over Cornbeet O'Brien as City Employees clinch the San Tes andro Recreation Dept big league crown at Thrasher Park. O'Brien allows three hits, but eight walks and three errors doom his team. Souza fans 10 in a night of triumph. In other action, Gerbers end season 4-1 over AEMCO. upcoming doubleheader features Flintkote vs Caterpilar and Lenny's vs Teamsters at 7:10.
Instruction notes describe body and club positions at the top of the backswing. Guidance covers head position shoulders hips left arm grip and right wrist and elbow alignment. Advertisement offers monograph Chip Shots and the Short Irons with mail-in request and stamped SASE.
Mrs. Georgia Jackson, mother of heavyweight contender Tommy Tide Tables Jackson, returns to the training camp to take over cooking duties as tensions flare. She left the camp a week ago after Tommy rebelled against camp staff and sparring partners, stirring present mood at Fort Poles.
Keystone Readers racked up their ninth win against two losses to pull four games ahead of second place San Lorenzo Bowl in Coast League play last night. In a 9-6 win over the San Lorenzo Bowl, Ron Meinberg held the opponent to three hits before a late four-run rally. Town Shop defeated Castro Valley 10-7 to stay third, while San Lorenzo Baptist beat the Ridgerunners 6-5 in a 0-1 game. Ariel Flores and Santiago Goenago had two hits for Town Shop, with Goenago and Manuel Quinones homering. Bowering and Kleier homered for the losers.
Dick Christensen held St. Felitas to five singles while teammate John Joseph hit two triples to lead Hayward Optimists to a victory at Hayward Airport Field last night.
Telecast schedule notes a 1:00 program on Joey Giardello versus Chico Vejar and a 1:30 feature on Giardello versus Garth Panter from 1954. A 10:00 segment covers a Championship Bout.
Event plans a donkey baseball game at Hart’s Field to support Hayward youth leagues with proceeds from ads aiding the Life Leagues. Admission is one dollar for adults, with accompanying children free, as announced by American: Lesque president Al Thompson and officials.
The Fire Dept. clinched most of the Hayward National Little League crown by beating Close Building Supply 12 to 7. In Winton, the 20-30 Club defeated the Elks Club to push them down. Kiwanis Club nine seeks a fifth straight win at L. L. Park tonight after a 6-4 victory over SPD last week. Glen LaFleur homered during the Firemen’s seven-run fourth inning. Paul Durate went 3 for 4. Red-headed Barney Flanagan held the Elks to four hits through strong pitching.
Castro Valley ussé Club defeated Village Bowl 6 to 4 at Castro Valley Community Center. Ralph Vargas allowed three hits as Village Bowl managed only two hits. A bases loaded triple by an unnamed player produced the decisive offense for Coonradts. In the nightcap Dick Smith pitched six strong innings, allowing two hits, while Tom Moore yielded four hits. Smith also homered in the third inning.
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