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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1958

Page

9

Tim Tam May Face Surgery Decision At Belmont

In Chicago trainer Jimmy Jones said a decision on Tim Tam’s future will come Thursday after he pulled up lame in the Belmont Stakes. Doctors report Tim Tam is healing well as veterinarians consult in New York and Washington Park while Calumet Farm owners and staff await a possible operation.

Chicago UPS Jimmy Jones Calumet Farm Tim ‘Tam New York Jones Tim Tam Washington’ Park Lexington Homewood New, York Belmont Transatlantic Gene Market Europe William O. Reed Reed

Gurney to Drive Offie at Belmont in Open Race

Belmont notes Gene Gurney of Hayward plans to drive an Offenhauser in the 100 lap midpet auto race at Belmont Speedway on Saturday. The event is open class with no restrictions as per BCRA manager Jack Landan. Other entries include Ed Navi of Petaluma and Mike McGroovy of Oakland.

Belmont Gene Gurney Hayward Belmont Speedway Offenhauser Zast Bey Youth Moe Golf Alameda Bob Sweikert Indienage Gurney Bay Cities Aign Indianapolis San Jose Surney Ed’ Navi Petaluma Mike McGroovy Oakland

Whatever Happened to Arturo Godoy and Baseball Notes

A fragmented recap recounts Arturo Godoy’s 1940 clash with Joe Louis and his postboxing life in Santiago with a tango act. It blends boxing history with scattered baseball league RBI leaders and Southern Association results, mentioning teams like the Cubs, Giants, Yankees, Redlegs, and Pirates along with various players and scores from the era.

Arturg Godox Artur Godoy Chile Joe Louis Louis Arturo Aruro Godey Over Tommy Reen Luis Firpo America Tony Galento U. S Ameri J Ian Theaters Arturo Godoy AHS Santiago Purkey Redlegs Spahr Braves Shew Jasa McCormick Gian Pirates Elseon Turles Yankees Dickson Athletics Garver Ford Slater Rez Sox Urban

SF Farmhand Broglio Leads PCL Pitching

Broglio of the Phoenix Giants led the Pacific Coast League in victories. Sundin of the Vancouver Mounties topped ERA. Bridges of Sacramento struck out 70. Zanas of Phoenix issued 42 walks. Jansen of Portland took the loss. Stuart and Bernier powered Salt Lake City with strong hitting.

San Francisco Brozzio Phoenix Giants Vancouver Mounties Gorion Sundin Marshall Bridges Sacra Tanto Bed Dom, Zanas Phoenix Larry Jansen Portland Dick Stuart Carlos Bernier Salt Lake City Stuart Ted Willie McCovey Jmost Tad T Bertier Bob Prescott Farrs Giants

Vancouver Hurlers Rival for Pacific Coast Lead

Vancouver and Phoenix resume the Pacific Coast League battle as the Mounties cling to a slim edge after twin 1-0 wins over Portland. Vancouver hosts seventh-place Seattle in one series while Phoenix meets Salt Lake in another. Portland and Seattle chase in a tightly bunched standings as Vancouver’s pitchers Eno Palira and Mel Held tossed back-to-back 1-0 shutouts.

Vancouver Phoenix Mounties Portland Seattle Salt Lake Bees Arizonans Eno Palira Mel Pacific Boret Phoenix Co Salt Lake Moa San Diep Van

Daily Review Want Ads Highlight Hudson Sold for 75

Local notice shows James Watton of 28814 Or mend Ava selling a 1947 Hudson for 75 dollars. Advertisement encourages readers to place ads today, noting successful sale timing on the paper’s second day.

Sha Daily Review James Watton Or_ mend Ava Hudson

Middlecoff Hopes for Rain at U S Open in Tulsa

Golfer Ben Middlecoff faces the U S Open at Southern Hills amid predictions of heat and humidity. He seeks stamina to outlast four rounds in extreme temperatures, hoping wind or rain moderates conditions. He notes his recent fitness and practice pace, while peers praise his form as the heat threatens endurance.

Oscar Fraley Tulsa Okla Gary Middlecott Southern Hills Country Club Hemmer and Tongs Dick Meyer Midtech Meyer Hollywood Fiz Cary Buck White Mississippi Florida Inverness Oklahoma Hallows

Nevers Ties with A's Signing of Missouri Pitcher

Ernie Nevers, 22, Kansas City native and Missouri alumnus, signed by the Kansas City Athletics to report to the Rochester farm club in the Three I League. Real name John Gordon Nevers, nicknamed Ernie after his famed uncle, the Stanford football great.

Kansas City UPN Ernie Nevers Ivem Universisity of Missouri Kansas City Athletics Rochester Miior Nevers Stanford University John Gordon Nevers Associates Ernie

Hernandez Retains Li't League Bat Lead

Hernandez leads the Harward American League with a .522 batting average per official scorer Janice Florence. Ed Muniz of Wallace Webb & Son trails at .500, while Kurt Francis of Teamsters stands as the league’s only undefeated pitcher. both Hernandez and Gisler share a 4 1 record in weekend play.

Tony Hernandez Janice Florence Wallace Webb & Son Ed Muniz Kurt Francis Teamsters Sucher Gene Gisler

Pittsburgh Pirates Sign Three minor leaguers

UPI reports first basemen Jimmy Russell of Hengleman North Carolina Melvin Dotterweich of Baltimore and Charles J. Watkins of Orinda California signed contracts with the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday. Russell was sent to Clinton Jr. of the Midwest League Detterweich to Tri City Washington of the Northwest League and Watkins to Douglas Arizona Mexico League.

Pittsburgh UPI Jimmy Russell Hengleman N. C Melvin Dotterweich Bualtimore Charles JE. Watkins Orinda Calif Pittsburgh Pirates Russell Clinton, Jr Detterweich Tri-City Wash Watkinsoo Douglas, Arity

European Meets On U S Track Team In Europe

The Amateur Athletic Union announced the United States track and field squad will join a Moscow meet against Russia on July 22 and 28 and also compete in Warsaw Budapest and Athens on the return trip. The 44 man squad and 20 woman team will face Poland Hungary and Greece in early August.

New York UPI Ublon United States Russia Moscow Warsaw Budanest Athens U. S Poland Budapest

Elks Upset Hayward Fire in Little League Clash

Three runs in the second and third innings propelled the Elks to a 2 upset over Hayward Fire Dept in the Hayward National Little League. Dave Brown drove in two, Nick Andrade sacrificed, and John Parento added three runs as Mike Loux pitched a ten strikeout victory over the Fire Dept, toppling them from first place in the standings.

Elke Hayward Fire Dept Hayward Gene L. Park Fire Dept.ning Hom WFC Ali Wauccel Dave Brown Elks Nick Andrade Gil Miller John Parento Totel Rich Bell Mike Loux Kiwanis Biggs & Haaga Johnson Marciel Brooks

Basilio to Fight Aragon At Olympic Auditorium

Match maker George Parnassus guaranteed Carmen Basilio a $55,000 purse for a bout with Art Aragon at the Olympic Auditorium in August. Basilio could take a percentage of the gate. Aragon seeks a championship caliber foe next.

Los Angeles UPI George Parnassus

Sam Snead's Golf School Trap Shot Guide

Sam Snead explains three common trap shots with tips on regular, buried, and bank-clear shots. He urges wrist cock, open stance, and short swings for elevation and control and promotes a pamphlet for 10 cents.

Ead Sam Snead Sam Shead

San Leandro Manufactures Golf Slated

San Leandro Manufacturers Assn plans its fifth annual golf tournament at Castlewood County Club with 12 noon tee off and dinner the same day. Entry is 5 for nonmembers, 2 for Castlewood members, dinner 5, electric carts 7, hand carts free. Reservations via Wright Burnside or SLMA office.

Francis A. Nichols San Leandro Manufacturers’ Assn William Wright SLMA Castlewood C Dave Burnside Nichols Lucy Lujano Bonnie Black San Leandro San Leaadro Manufacturers' Assn Castlewoot County Club Lon Che Lowar William Wright l Castlewood Wright

Stoneham Son's Trial Opens Today

Phoenix reporters say Charles Horace Stoneham the son of the San Francisco Giants owner faced a misdemeanor manslaughter charge in Maricopa county for a Feb 4 near Scottsdale crash that killed Mrs Jennie Archibald Leach of Victoria B C. A separate $250,000 civil suit by William Leach was set for Jan 15 1958 in federal court, with Stoneham’s father named co defendant.

Phoenix, Ariz UPI Charles Horace Pete) Stoneham San Francisco Giants Maricopa County Stoneham Scottsdale Have Tis Victoria B.C Young Stoneham U. S William B. Leach

Graduation To Hit South County Prep Ballcubs

South County prep baseball rosters show key graduates and returning players across Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and San Leandro. Coaches Johnston Lovagta Palmer plan for replacements at pitching and infield while preserving core veterans for next season.

South Coun Southern Ackl& Coat Hayward Castro Valley Arroyo San Lorenzo San Leandro Salcomer Jim Johnston Dennis Cort al ‘Sbranti al Branco Bob" Ferolito Alexis Kiriaze Pat Bertlini Roy Parker San Lorenzo Villi Miss Steve Pacheog Butch Warmington Jim Murray Dick Silva Don Murray Mike Thut Genel Ashmiote Len Seeley Dennis Tyler Ron Dwayne ‘Harrelson Dave Dean Rich’ Collins Roger Hamilton Rawls Spartan Pat Lovagta Castra Valley Spartans Bent Lesher Lynn Alander Dennis McDaid Bob Pater Son Dennis Herbert Steve Goodell Gary Tomsi Monty Modrell Alexander Ar|i Toyo Dons Jayvee Hal Palmer

Bears win with grand slam in Manor Junior League game

Washington Manor Bears defeated the Tigers 17 to something in a Junior League clash highlighted by Alan Cuellar hitting the first grand slam of the game in the second inning and Bill Freitas delivering a four bagger in the fourth. Jim Richardson and Phillip Franks added triples for the Bears while Tiger nation saw key contributions from Bob Bishop. The Cubs tied atop the standings by beating the Wildcats 3 2.

Washington Manor Bears Tigers Washington Jim Richardson Phillip Franks Cubs Wildcats Jim Messen Sten’ Wisankerge Alli Rich Rose

White Sox take big lead in Mt Eden Little League

The White Sox widened their Mt Eden lead by a 27 2 to 6 0 win over the Palms Cedar Bran Indians last night. Four walks and back to back singles by Jerry Madden and Gary Soveia sparked a six run first inning, while the Indians drew four straight walks to score once in the first. Darrel Lewis and Mike Mitterwald singled for the Indians in the third. Only scheduled game tonight is a minor league tilt between the Stars and Solonis.

Russell Stores White Sox Mt.Eden Palms Cedar Bran Len Indians Coldier Jerry Madden Gary Soveia Indians Ore Darrel Lewis Mike “Mitterwald the Stars Solonis Wate

Brooklyn welterweight stops Schmidt in ninth round

Tony De Cola, a lanky Brooklyn welterweight, earned a technical knockout over Peter Schmidt in the ninth round at St Nicholas Arena New York in a television boxing bout.

New York Tony DeCola Brooklyn Peter Schmidt

Rear's squad features Eckman Bard Craik and others

The lineup lists catcher Walt Eckman pitcher Rich Bvard and baseman Jimmy Craik along with outfielders Dave Lawrence Steve Pinney and Addie Bauer as part of the squad.

Rear Walt Eckman Rich Bvard Jimmy Craik John “Lotz Dave Lawrence Steve Pinney Addie Bauer

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