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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1950
Page
5
A chaotic ball day features a balk call on Muncrief that sparks clashes in the Oakland dugout. Matkovich trips to drive in runs, while early leads flip as the Angels drop the opener and lose the second game, with Portland and Hollywood also posting wins in a multi-city slate.
Oscar Fraley reports in Columbus that 40 year old Hall of Fame great Sam Picard defeated rising star Julius Palmer by 10 and 1 0 in a PGA Championship upset. Palmer, once dominant, faded as Picard’s steadiness on the course sealed a dramatic landlide victory and solidified his standing after years coaching others and contending in major opens.
A fifteen man track and field squad from the National AAU will tour Europe this year with a Finland stop on the initial leg. Notable performers include Die Atte of the Los Angeles A C and Sam Felton of New York A C who set meet records. The team features collegiate and club athletes with wins across sprints, hurdles, distance, and field events. Independent students will have a recreation program during school vacation.
The Babe Zaharias returned to the East and won the 86 hole match play title at the Western Women's Open, defeating Peggy Kirk of Findlay 5 and 3 to become the first and only woman to win the cup four times.
Gene Rhodes of the Livermore Valley Motors leads a projected exhibition at Cumminarity CG diamond on July 4 at 4 pm against Bach Ten a. The Motors threaten to edge past Cammeres incay with Rhodes delivering a liner past short. Coaches and players discuss upcoming games and how recent losses shape the season across the East and West bays, with San Jose State and local college athletes highlighted in broader coverage.
Ralph Kiner of the Pirates erupted for seven hits including a homer, triple, double and four singles in a 16 to 11 win that cut the Dodgers’ lead to half a game. The busy day included Pittsburgh’s surge while other pennant contenders also posted wins and losses across the league.
The latest baseball standings show New York and Philadelphia trading scores in the American League with Cleveland and Boston close behind. National League results include Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Chicago posting notable games, while Pacific Coast teams compete in listed standings and Sunday results. San Jose mechanic Larry Shenlick, 20, wins the National Machinery Racing Championship at Bay Meadows.
The Hayward area records district announces registration for swimming lessons under the Learn to Swim Campaign. Sessions run 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday and Friday, July 20, for ages 8 to 18, with adults welcome for a 50 cent admission and children at 20 cents. Classes begin at Hayward Recreation Office and various school playgrounds, with Eleanor Schally supervising recreation and Dale Ree directing swimming instruction.
In Salinas California Bill Linderman of Red Lodge Montana led four rodeo events earning 1241.75 dollars in prizes. He rode saddle bronc bareback steer wrestle and placed first with 600 points went to Harry Tompkins of Dublin in second. Buster Ivory of Hayward earned 500 points ranking third and Claude Hensen of Chaney Aviz fourth with 460.
Ashland Oaks clinched the Peanut League crown by defeating the Pirates 14 to 12. Dick Pruney starred with a triple, double and single while Jerry Jordan limited the Pirates to six hits with nine strikeouts. Pirates pitcher Dickie Silva allowed seven hits and six K’s as Dean Lioss and Mayo led Oaks with key hits.
In San Jose California Fret iglst Sacramento won the Boys singles title at the all comers tournament defeating Bill Demas 11-9 6-3 after trailing 2-5 in the first set. He then partnered with Seth Petergun to win the Boys doubles crown. Edith Corke of Los Banos won the Junior Girls singles defeating Janice Hansen of San Leandro 6-3 6- Get. Other results include gabo Leach of San Francisco beating a San Leandro opponent in Boys under 15 and Dale Junta of San Leandro beating Leland Junta 6-2 6-1 in Boys under 13. Junior Girls doubles went to Janice and Luzon Hanson of San Leandro over Virginia Jurgens and Pat Overstreet of Oakland 6-1 6-3.
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