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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
9
Milwaukee columnist Jack Hanley notes Rob Scheffing’s move from the Braves coaching link to possible Giants manager prospects as Tom Sheehan temporarily fills the role. The piece compares career mobility of managers and coaches, highlighting Scheffing’s pitcher handling reputation and the “musical chair” nature of major league posts.
Giants president Stoneham states Stanky will not come to San Francisco amid unclear dais remarks, as the team maneuvers leadership and public engagement. The brief note captures a defused scenario around personnel movement in the Giants organization.
Reports say Bath Stavsky of St Louis is a candidate to take over as Giants manager after Bill Rigney was dismissed. Stoneham said he has not spoken to Stavsky and that talks about a replacement are ongoing. Names like Bobby Bragan, Bob Schettlinger, and Mein Dark surface as possible fits amid managerial speculation.
In a high scoring baseball game at Longa Field, Joes, James Schimeck and Larry Cobb homered as the Wolverines slugged past the Wildcats. Maxie Flores contributed a key hit while a thieving miscue by a Wildcats infielder aided the comeback for the winners.
The Dodgers lose to the Reds 7-4 with Don Drysdale giving up two homers to Hank Aaron. Johnny Podres pitched for Milwaukee in a separate note while Joey Jay held the Cubs scoreless in relief. The game details include line scores, substitutions, and player performances for both teams and the pitchers involved.
Carey returned from a week with an illness to pinch hit and hit a double and a home run helping the Kansas City Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 16 6. He drove in three runs as the A’s offense erupted in the late innings and tied the game for a split.
Mounties trailed early but surged back to win 13-9 over the Stirs in the Ian Mt. Eden National Life League minor division game last night.
Indians race toward clinching their league title with a 9-2 win over the Orioles. Carlson pitched five innings allowing five hits as John Ballowe and Bob Jensen sparked hit and run support. Bees slip into a three way tie for first in Washington Manor league after a win over the Terriers.
Livermore Optimists Roy Clark and Pat Stout combine for a no hitter, beating Sanda 6 2 as RLRA leads by six two. Jim Alfiso struck out 14 and walked two, Appleton tripled for BURA, Mian Oiven won on the mound with four and one loss, Wallace Webb drove in four with four hits to lift Webb in Hayward league action.
Payless broke an eight game slide with a 5 6 victory in the Maynard Continental Life League. Star TV’s Dennis McClelland and Sal Sanches posted first time wins. Je Gorton pitched five innings for the win, allowing nine runs and seven walks. Danny James doubled and Dennis Feley added two singles for Star TV.
San Lorenzo Fire Dept. rallied to beat P&X Market in a long extra inning contest in the San Lourenco AL, scoring four in the seventh after a tight five inning pitching duel. Dave Bailey tripled and Tom Bailey homered for Fire Dept., Parker homered and tripled for P&X, with Carey Jones adding a triple and other players contributing as the late surge sealed the victory. Earlier, Cuddy Planing defeated Runner's Sporting Goody 104.
In San Lorenzo National Little League action Arroyo Merchants, led by pitcher Love who fanned ten and allowed a single fourth inning run, rolled past Friden's 7-1. Losers stranded seven errors and a handful of hits while Arroyo produced three hits including a double by Vince Carter and key singles from Bob Katen and John Girard.
Mosquita HRs powered Jamboree to a win as Slaughter and Jaily contributed diving plays in a Hay ward Area Recreation District dinner Teen Age game last night. Manuel Fernandez and Gray Worarrichaff collected three hits. Moyes homered for the losers.
UNION CITY One day decisions featured weekend action in Decott s Greenleaf Baseball League with four games settled in the final inning. The Senators preserved their 7 6 Junior American League victory over the Indians by turning three errors off base in the final seventh. Winning pitcher Gary Wendlands mce at 4 Lester Jones and Rob Coat Mt back to back homers for the locals. David Comer started the bottom of the last inning with a home run to give the Oaks a 0 5 Midget National win over the Braves Ron Ricci and Brave John Dias also homered. Richard Wells triple drove in the tying and winning runs as the Cubs edged the Cards. Seals beat the Dodgers 114 3 in the fourth inning grand slam by Ronald Raven. Other Greenleaf scores and IDR AMERICAN Tigers 17 Rob ert Shall tag rulter for four, White Sox & Yankees 5 Fidel Torres and others. NATIONAL Phillies 17 Ware key Wendland homer. Pirates 2 Gipits Jackally homered. Res Leng 4B9D Seddulm.
Former University of Marquette equipment manager Hinek has been cited by the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League to serve in a Nike capacity.
The Cardinals moved within a half game of first by beating the Giants 11 to 5. Dipight Wellman hit a solo homer in the sixth, Jerry Jaladden collected two hits, and Mike Teck added two. The Cards scored six runs on three hits and six Giants errors in the second inning.
Metivier pitched a one hit shutout and fueled the Yellowjackets offense with three hits. Nesslage added two hits for the winners while Markel provided the lone hit for the San Leandro squad in a decisive Recreation League East action.
Native Sons Fremont beat United Auto Workers 52 in a league opener as Glen Salvador earned the lone extra base hit. Vern Vargas pitched the win. Schedule shows a later B games slate with Orangeburg vs Coffers and Alameda County Water Dist. California League results: Fresno 7, Madailo 5. Bakersfield 10 innings, Visalia 1. Stockton 2.
Friden's defeated Wahington Club 94 in a San Leandro Recreation Dept game at Thasher Park. Dick Norris earned the win with strong pitching as Larry Nuc and Olivier contributed doubles for Friden's in a lighted night contest. A Gor ders vs City of San Leandro postponement and two C-1 league games on tap featured Cring's meeting Bay Kens and Leis jey's Boing against the Corvaiey at 9 10.
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