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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
7
A golf instruction note explains the correct left hand grip with the thumb opposite the forefinger tip and the shaft against the middle joint. It notes the left thumb under the shaft at the top of the backswing to stabilize the grip and aid right hand placement, stressing hands locking as a single unit.
Centerville defeated San Leani 26 13 as most of the Centerville lineup collected two or more hits in a 21 hit attack. Frank Bailey limited San Leani to five safeties. Elsewhere Leandro’s Bob Berry and Mala Tula Fimitee shut down Lorenzans, with two Lorenzan hits.
Jtzank Muterspan pitched a one hitter Saturday at Anport Field, lifting the San Lorenzo Cubs to a 7 to 4 victory over the Teamsters Union in a Pony League game. Pehrson went 2 for 2 and Bauer had two singles and a three run triple, while Gary Sibley allowed seven hits for the losers.
The Airport All-Stars defeated Washington Manor 12 to 2 as Tommy Quillen pitched seven strikeouts on three hits. Herry McMillan led the winners with a triple and double. Len Podgorny pitched and Hal Hunka caught for Manor. In Castro Valley, the 20-30 club beat Harders 11 to 2 behind Weil Walker who allowed ten hits and fanned eight. Tot Sheridan contributed two hits for the winners.
National and American leagues show scattered innings in Milwaukee Detroit Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore with key hits from Mantle Fox and Sievers. Pitching notes include Spahn, Turley, and Grimes while line scores reflect varied totals and late surges in a snapshot of a busy day.
New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks swapped high scoring forwards Wally Hergesheimer and Red Sullivan in a straight deal. Both players had 40 points last season after injuries.
In weekend fishing reports Bradley Bay and the Gardner fleet reported limits of rockfish for each angler aboard Gardner One Two and Three. Sunday boats reached upper San Pablo Bay with red rock and bluefish predominating while some skiffs stayed long after sundown. A minor note says fishing overall was modest with Otia Walker’s boat leading Sunday with 12 bass. A Senate bill S3275 drew strong opposition from commercial fishers and the Sport Fishing Institute warned it would centralize authority to a pro-commercial US Fish Commission and threaten conservation programs.
Dr. Middlecoff rises to top status after a two stroke Open victory over former champions Hogan and Boros at Oak Hill. Hogan concedes faded form and contemplates future, while Middlecoff, a dentist by trade and Masters champion, plans remaining tour play around rest for a hip injury. He will skip the PGA Championship, play Philadelphia Open, then target the Tar O’Shanter All America and world championships in August.
The Village Bowl offers mixed handicap league results with team standings led by Wow Lenl Rebera Chev. Service and several high scorers across men’s and ladies divisions. Notable top scores include Carl Nunes 571, Harvey Sodde 587, and Lenn Meineke 512, with many players listed from Dennis to Kauffman and Walker.
Glenmoor Park forms four farm teams under Taure Mayer and Glenmoor recreation staff to supply replacements for WIBI teams. Farm teams will be open all summer per park director S Robert Infelise. Any boy who asks to play will be assigned to a team with practice sessions set for Mondays and Wednesdays at Glenmoor Park.
The Venturer a 73 foot yacht owned by Harry G. Hackell of Wilmington Del and escorted by a Navy ship raced from Newport to Bermuda aboard the USS Rhodes Route 19. Venturer led on the rhumb line at latitude 6 West traveling about 14 knots with 150 miles remaining to beat the 1932 Highland Light record of 71 hours 3 minutes as a Naval Academy contender this year.
Thirty eight archers participated in the SO-EA-BA club shoot at the Niles Canyon range Sunday. Bob Cloud won the men s A class while Nancy Riley took the women s B class. Medal gifts were presented by range captain Ron Jillsom. Next event sees SQ-BA-BA Bows and Antlers head to Santa Rosa for a pen shoot.
Lang and Vasquez renew featherweight duel at Richmond auditorium tonight in a 19 rounder. Vasquez beat Lane last February by knockout after a brutal toe to toe brawl that opened a cut above Lane's eye. Vasquez holds 20-2-1 with a recent win over Dave Gallardo. Lane stands 9-13-2.
German middleweight Sausvik failed to impress in his US debut as Catton edged him 9-5 after a disputed decision. Sausvik weighed 160 pounds and faced criticism for points awarded on holding while Szuzina and Furner traded early blows in a lively bout.
Los Angeles reports show the 356 foot Jade yawl leading a five-boat fleet in the 3671 mile Los Angeles to Tahiti race. Chance of accurate positions hindered by weak radio signals as Jade sits about 16 miles ahead of John Scripps Novia Del Mar and Celebes 30 miles back. Quest notes light air.
Tom Park of Long Beach, a 31 year old laborer and 180 pound swimmer, set a new Catalina Channel record by swimming from the Southern California mainland to Catalina Island in 4 hours 15 minutes, almost a fourth of the prior mark held by Jose Cortines of Cuba who completed the 20 mile course in 9 hours 10 minutes.
Payward pitcher J Smith dominated last night striking out 14 as his Pacific Telephone and Telesoftball team defeated Trader Bickoell. The game showcased strong hitting and stellar defense, with Smith allowing only a single line of offense to the opposition.
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