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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1961
Page
14
In Hayward Ave action the Charcoal Town squad overwhelmed opponents with strong hitting and steady defense. Several players posted multi hit games and contributed runs, while pitching shutouts and clutch defensive plays aided a decisive early lead. The win boosts their standings while multiple teams chase pivotal wins in a crowded league schedule.
NABLAND seven records were equaled or broken at Castlemeant High School meet featuring Wesmen US women’s track events. Pat Lemiels of San Mateo Girls Track Association set two women’s marks, including an 8m reverse in 2.200. Frances Dayencoern notched another record in the long jump or javelin, while Cranes and Dareisan achieved notable times and throws for their teams.
A garbled OCR note mentions insurance firms and places with scattered names and fragments, listing several entities and terms in a disordered sequence. The readable bits point to participants and locations but lack a coherent event or outcome to anchor a full news item.
Fragmentary text from an old page mentions Bonsai and various garbled terms. No clear event, people, or organizations are deducible to form a valid summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mia Von Madd and related names, with garbled phrases about qualifying, opponents, and event setup. Readable bits reference names Vince Pern and LiBeane amid unclear lines. No coherent dates or locations emerge.
Floresta Merchants beat Washington Manor 2 4 as Nahas Pexvnsue and Riel Poresta lead with hits and fielding. Mike Osulhean drove in runs while Pat Sharps, Micky Abuses, Ron Blasques and others contributed in the sixth inning rally.
Unable to parse clear facts due to corrupted OCR text. Readable items suggest a golf tournament lead and multiple players named. specifics about event, scores, dates, and clubs are unclear.
In a Western Open ball tournament, Miss Faulk defeated Rawls with a strong showing at the Ward field. The event featured notable players and concluded with Faulk securing a decisive win even as rivals pressed for late points.
The report details Bobby Middlecoff regaining form amid a dense field including Tammy Balt Gene Littler and Mike Souchak. Middling strokes and late surge influenced by composure and firm putting, with scattered scores such as 68 from various players and evolving rounds shaping the leaderboard.
Readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with scattered names and locations. No clear event or person emerges to form a coherent, factual summary. The text appears as garbled OCR needing clarification.
Three more warrants were announced Saturday by District Solicitor Lester W. Chalers at a news conference in Raleigh. The warrants target New York figures Aaron Wagman Bob Kraw Ante Muehl- Daten Nokle Caradina Stet Coke and others involved in alleged game fixing. A third man could not be named at this time. Warnings say the investigation will pursue bribe payments and fixed outcomes in professional gambling circles.
Forrest Peay of Hoover High Glendale ran 9.5 in the 100 and 20.2 in the 220 while Beaty posted strong marks. Centennial won the team title as records fell for Stoecker and Graves shaping a crowded, fast championship at Los Angeles College before 15,000 spectators.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Stewart and points but is largely unreadable, with garbled names and phrases. No coherent events, dates, or institutions are discernible to establish a factual news item.
Griffith, the Manhattan hat maker turned fighter, dominates Ortega in a dramatic split decision to defend the welterweight title. Ortega, bleeding from both eyes, was stunned when Griffith unleashed a lethal left in the seventh, sending Ortega to the ropes. Referee Hart scored Griffith ahead after 11, with judges and AP margins close, reflecting a hard fought, televised war.
The article recounts a boxing rematch involving Emile Griffith and Paret, describing a dramatic moment in the ring. It notes Griffin’s knockout quality, Ortega's emotional reaction, and postfight claims by managers and promoters. Details on venue, timing, and financials are sparsely provided with emphasis on the bout’s tense aftermath.
Arch Moore battled heavyweights in a dramatic bout against Crawford, trading rounds as Crawford landed decisive blows late. Moore pressed harder in the final minutes, while Crawford secured the win with a commanding finish.
Cap Darling June, a stretch runner, captured the $79,060 Hollywood Tex press Handicap at Hollie Jar. She chased front runners to the wire and edged out favored Revel by a tenth of a second. Vi Biscuit and Sap Ni followed in the field.
Season's Catch and Cocktail Susie race at San Mateo with Meadows Victors taking command in the stretch and finishing decisively. Carter, owned by Peter Ron Stable, led early before Meadows Victors surged to a clear three lengths.
Carry Back again proved speed at Belmont with a three quarter length win over Globemaster after setting a blistering pace through the Derby and Preakness routes. The crowd watched a dramatic stretch rally fail to materialize as the champion stayed clear in the final furlongs amid a busy racing card at Bay Meadows and nearby venues.
The Bay Bombers defeated the Renokion Ted Devils 202 win in a league contest in Oakland. Maker op thw Wu she faine nf notes the crowd as a fan teed off at Veniler Derby. Markers report a late surge with three fast hits and a halftime lead.
A filly trained by a noted owner runs a fast mile at Washington Park in a race described with agile pacing and strong effort. Close competition marked the event as the United States contenders vie for top placement.
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