Ward Gets One Year Probation
USGA bars Nat ional Amateur Champion F. Harvie Ward from defending his title, placing him on a probationary period after admitting to accepting expenses for tournament travel. The sanction, tied to a tax case connection involving Edward Lowery, bars Ward from amateur status until at least May, with reinstatement possible after another review. Ward will skip the 1957 amateur at Brookline but retains past titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrem Wira
Shicago
United States
Golf Assn
F. Harvie
Ward
San Francisco
Brookline
Massa
USGA
Golf
Waarg
Toney
Edward
Lowery
G.A
Joseph Dey
New York
Dey
Mass
San Francisco Club skips AAU track trip to Dayton
The Olympic Club in San Francisco will not send a 12 man team to the AAU championships June 21-22 in Dayton Ohio due to recent earthquake damage. President Eugene McAteer announced after the board rejected the travel request. The OC had planned a strong bid with shooters Parry OBrien and Bud Heiden and Stanford jumper Frank Heaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dayton
Ohio
Gnn
Eugene McAteer
Ad S
Parry O’brien
Cal's Down Bowden
Bud Heid
Frank
Mayo Still In Coma After San Leandro Accident
San Leandro High student Dang Mayo remained in an unchanged coma at Fairmont Hospital today, more than two months after an early March accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San* Leandro
San Leandro High
Dang
Mayo
Fairmont Hospital
Fullmer Eyes Sugar Ray After Narrow Win Over Jones
In Chicago Gene Fullmer, coming off a knockout loss to Sugar Ray Robinson, wins a TV bout over Tiger Jones by unanimous decision. He says he will wait and see Robinson’s plans before pursuing another title shot. The card drew 2,679 fans with gate of 4,684 and net 3,695.70. Fullmer earned 324 percent of the gate and Jones 27 percent. both got 4,000 for TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Champian
Gene Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Tiger
Fullmer
Sugar Ray
Carmen Basilio
Fallmer
Jones
Gene
Joey White
Howard Walsh
and Clarke
O the
Gate
Wrestling action and park races listed on TV sports log
The TV sports log highlights 3:30 wrestling and Hellvywood Park races at 1S and 5. Viewers are scheduled to follow the wrestling match and the racing events, with program notes indicating time slots and event types for sports coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellvywood Park
False Pretenses at Oxford Boat Race
A blonde girl disguised as a man steered the Corpus Christi crew to victory in recent Oxford races. Alison De Courcy Ireland, 22, of St Hugh's College, Oxford, took over as coxswain on race day with brilliant steering. After victory she was tossed into the river in celebration. Corpus Christi officials consider fines for entering under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford College
Richard Harmon
Corpus Christi
Alison de Courcy-Ireland
St. Hugh's College, Oxford
Gavin Sorrell
Cxort University Boat Club
Area Prep Coaches See Few Major Changes Next School Year
A The Daily Review survey finds limited coaching shifts in area high schools for 1957-58 with only Washington High and Castro Valley making notable moves. New names include Bill Walsh at Washington and James Hoyte heading Castro Valley track, plus Tom Gunnari added as JV football tutor. San Leandro and Hayward add staff, while San Lorenzo adds tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Hoos
South County
Daily Review
Washington Hich
Bill Walsh
Hayoe
Lward High
Arroyo
Thhe
Castro Valley
James Hoyte
Carl Gelatt
Spartans
Tom Gunnari
State Grid
Vaughan Hitchcock Gunnari
Canada
Leandro Newgmers
San Leandro High
Robert Weber
Half Moon Bay
Pirate Grid
Bob Siemans
San Leandro
Math Teacha
San Jose State
University of California
Hayward High
Harlan Swanson
Utah
HHS
San Lorenzo
Ed Hartnell
Moore faces NBA suspension over title defense deadline
Archie Moore threatens a $1,000,000 suit against the NBA and Floyd Stevens after Moore failed to sign to defend his light heavyweight title by the July 7 deadline. Moore, in Germany, said he may pursue legal action for depriving him of a livelihood and plans to return to the United States in 10 days to resolve the matter. Stevens welcomed the chance for a trans Atlantic dispute and stated the suspension was automatic after a warning to defend the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ins
National Boxing Association
Archie Moore
NBA
Floyd Stevens
Moore
Germany
Tony Anthony
Gelnhausen
Stevens
United
States
U Stevens
NEA
Herr
Los Angeles
Anthony
Robinson Receives $105,000 Offer for Title Bout
A New Jersey syndicate previously guaranteeing Carmen Basilio $105,000 to defend his welterweight title duplicated the offer to middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson. The proposed July bout would be at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City against the June 17 Martinez Gavilan winner. Robinson has refused the IBC terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New Jersey
Carmen Basilia
Sugar Ray Robinson
Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City
Vince Martinez
Kid Gavillan
Robinson
Basilio
International Boxing Club
Suger Ray
IBC
Lopez Dominates With One-Hit Victory For SLAC
San Leandro Athletic Club hurler Joe Lopez allowed a lone hit in the final frame as SLAC routed Flint Kate 29 to 1 in a San Leandro Recreation Dept C League game at Thrasher Park. Lopez walked three and struck out ten, while Ralph Emerson reached on a safety for Flint Kate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
San Leandro Athletic Club
Joe Lopez
Flint
Kate
Thrasher Park
Ralph Emerson
Lopes
Bob Hickey
Hed
Lopez
Jake Mintz Dies in Pittsburgh Boxing Manager dies
Jake Mintz a colorful Pittsburgh boxing manager who steered Ezzard Charles to the heavyweight title in 1948 died today at Montefiore Hospital Pittsburgh. He was a prominent figure in local boxing circles through the mid century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Mintz
Pittsburgh
Ezzerd Charles Io
Montefiore Hospital
Sports Scribe Married During Honeymoon Week
Daily Review reports sportswriter Klint Johnson wed Miss Mary Penhale at Berkeley Covenant Church. After a reception the couple left for a southern honeymoon. Johnson is UC Berkeley journalism graduate and joined The Review sports staff last September after a two year Army hitch in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Review
Klint Johnson
Mary Penhale
Berkeley
Berkeley Covenant
Secharchy
South
Scribe
University of California
The
Review
Germany
Vancouver Mounties top PCL Seals in late rally
Vancouver moved into first place in the Pacific Coast League after a comeback win over Portland 5-4. Owen Friend doubled and Kal Segrist singled for the decisive ninth inning, with Sandy Consuegra earning the win in his first loop appearance. San Francisco fell to Hollywood 6-5 as Seattle swept Los Angeles in two 2-0 and 2-1 decisions, while Sacramento beat San Diego 5-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Mounties
Portland
San Francisco
Hollywood
Seattle
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Diego
Owen Friend
Kal Segrist
Vancouver
Mounties
Sandy Consuegra
Ed Alexander
Seals
Ken Aspromonte
Sam Francisco
Pearsart
Omlacobeith
Satons O
Duhemyt
Sadowski
Causined
Menglet
Stevns
Aspringo
Herniert
Renna
Halie
Philipsas
Rodrazdb
Keleriih
Tornaye
Taormina
Indians Pitcher Herb Score To Return In August
Cleveland right hander Herb Score, 24, recovering from a right eye injury, will not resume workouts for four to five weeks and is not expected to pitch again until August. The injury occurred May 7 when struck by a line drive off Gil McDougald during a game with the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Score
Hagerstown
Gil McDougald
Yankees
Jones Underdog In State Title Fight
Hollywood report signals Neal Rivers as favorite to reclaim the California middleweight title in a two round match against Bobby Jones at Holly World Legion Stadium. California last crowned a 160 pound champion after Rivers abdicated last year to pursue fights east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Neal Rivers
California
Bobby Jones
Hollyworld Legion
Rivers
Cannery Nine Edges Spook Club In Exhibition Victory
Hayward Cannery Workers beat Eddie's Spook Club 5 to 3 at Thrasher Park. Don McDonald delivered a two run single in the sixth, completing a four run rally after trailing. Bob Kroeckel led the Cannery offense with a triple and Paradero drove in a run on a sacrifice fly. Freitas and McDonald combined for nine strikeouts as the Cannery nine remained undefeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Don McDonald
Hayward Cannery Workers
Roy Volz
Spook Club
Rich Mendonca
Atthone
Paradero
McDonald
Volz
Tehern
Cannery Workers
Bob Kroeckel
Kroeckel
Eddie
Bob Brow
Mendonca
Brown
Letty Ortiz
Freitas
Patters
Cannery
Eadies Spcoma
Counery Workery AB
M. Ortigdf
Kroeckeld
Munozzh
Larauioss
Chitwood
Oteheroe
Srownct
Volzib
I Freitas
RANO 106 Sunday tid uo anetialls
KFRC schedule lists Batali Seali versus Hollywood at RYA arena. No further readable details appear in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RANO
Batali Seali
Hollywood
Four Clubs Close On NL Lead As Redlegs Flounder
The tight National League race tightens as the Dodgers and Phillies threaten the Redlegs, with rookie Jack Sanford winning for Philadelphia and Roger Craig guiding Brooklyn to a close victory. Milwaukee and St Louis win to narrow the gap, while in the American League Baltimore and Detroit win, keeping the Yankees and White Sox in status. Sanford fans 13 in a 1-0 Cubs win, Craig notching his first complete game in 18 starts as Zimmer and Walker homer in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Phillies
Jack Sanford
Chicago Cubs
Roger
Craig
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Braves
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Baltimore
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
New York Yankees
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Sanford
Rube
Walker
Don Zimmer
The
Bakersfield Hosts AAA Track Aces at California AAU Meet
At the California AAU track and field meet in Bakersfield, Mervyn Lincoln and Laszlo Tabori chase sub four minute miles while Americans Bowden and Sowell push the field in the 880 and 440. Lincoln and Tabori have run under four minutes. Seaman UCLA and Walters from Ex-Compton vie for Lincoln. Notables include King, Campbell, O’Brien, Truex, and Truex in the six mile, with prep stars Griffin and Brewer also competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Mervyn Lincoln
Laszlo Tabori
Don’ Bowdén
California
Arnie Sowellt
Pittsburg
Bowden
America
Tabe
Sowell
eAstela
Tom Courtney
Coliseum
Isecond
Bowder
Lowell
Lincoln
John! ‘Landy
Tybors
Tabori
England
Derek Tb. Botson
Bob Seaman
UCLA
Bath House
Parry O'Brien
Max Truex
Preston Griffin
Centennial High
Whic
Jim Brewer
North Phoenix
Ariz
Aussie Swim Stars Accused of Drug Use By Reporter
A former Australian Olympic swimmer told Sun News Pictorial that some top Australian swimmers take pep pills before important races. The columnist offered no names, asserting a minority use the performance enhancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Judy Joy Davies
Sun News Pictorial
Cal Tests Coro Nine Omaha Qns
The opening round of the college world series was set to start in Omaha despite forecast rain. California faced Colorado State while Notre Dame met Iowa State in the evening program, with nine Omaha matches planned overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
QNS
California
Colorado State
Notre Dan
Iowa Tate
Willie Mays Named No 1 Player by Peers and Coach
In New York Willie Mays reacts to being called the greatest all around ball player by peers like Duke Snider Pee Wee Reese Robin Roberts Hank Aaron and Bill Rigney. Giants coach Henrich says Musial and Williams are other top players while Mays credits Williams and Musial as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Richman
NEW York
Willie Mays
Giants
Willie
Duke Snider
Pee Wee-Reeve
Robin Roberts
Hank Aaron
Bill Rigney
Tommy Hrick
Mays
Henrich
Gianta
Joe DiMaggio
Mantle
Ted Williams
Musial
Ted ‘Williams
Wille Iz
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily, Review. W
Hayward Cannery Wrorkers
Hal Atthone
Club
Roy Vols
Bob Brown
Frank R. Denevi
TV Sports Log
Oxford
Spartan
Don Mahaffey
Rebels
James Harper
Lewelling Blvd
Nels Nelson
Paul Smith
Bob Hull
Sanneandro
Archie
Review. Sports Scribe
Redlegs Flounder
Cal
Coro
Minneapolis
Wille
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!