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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
8
Local organizers announce Saturday trials at Castro Valley Community Center for a Pony League program. Twelve teams exist with 15 players per squad, ages under 13 as of April 1, 1957, to compete in a six-league format with two games weekly and shirts provided.
The report lists multiple victories and defeats among players at Wimbledon including Gardner Mulloy, Mike Green, Fablo Eisenberg, Sidney Schwartz, Harry Bullmer, John Lesch, John Uranston, and Miss Brough advancing on a bye. Results include Eisenberg, Mrs Knode, Schwartz, Lesch, and others winning matches against international opponents in a series of round outcomes and set scores.
San Leandro Rec softball league action left City tied for second place with Village Bowl after a 4 12-13 win. Gerbers babyfoeders exploded for six runs in one frame, led by Chuck Fiannaca and Ernie Caone rapped three hits each in a 14 hit City attack. In the other game Ger vers crushed Lucky Stores 21-1 as Gerbers dominated from start to finish. Tonight’s schedule features Jeanue facing General Foods 9-3 and Caterpillar meeting Lenny's at 8:50 with multiple key players in the spotlight.
Montgomery Ward claims four straight wins and top spot in the Western Division of the Hayward National minor bracket. Rhodes and Jamie son trail at 2-2, IDES"14 also 2-2, Gilmore Chevrolet 1-3. Eastern standings list sCoopman Electric 3-1, Continental Can 2-2, Dutch Cellars 2-2.
Fred Ferreira sparked the Al Nahm Cubs with a home run and three hits as the Cubs defeated the Al Nahm Braves 7 to 3 in a Be Ruth league game at Thigh School. Bob Qabece'ras Sal Segovia and Steve Sonza added two hits for Braves.
Cal Eastern Airways sits in second with a 6-3 record after a Castro Valley win, while Village Bowl (7-0) remains undefeated. Tonight’s ILDS clash between San Leandro (6-0) and Livermore (2-2) could decide the LDS season, with Bohannon hosting the finale.
A safety chain and eye screw bracket on boats transom are described to prevent an outboard motor from going to the bottom or getting jarred loose during operations. The piece outlines shaping the chain before mounting and notes its purpose in keeping the motor secure during rough conditions.
In Mt Eden Little League action the Red Sox routed the Westwood Manor Tigers 15 to 3. Donald Cortez pitched a one-hitter while teammates rallied with ten hits led by Eugene Boyer four hits and two players Conley and Henry Reyes with two hits apiece.
Biggs and Haaga with a 6 2 record face Teamsters 768 2 7 tonight for a shot at tying for first in the Hayward Little American League. The Police Dept beat Suckers 4 3 last night to improve to 7 2. John Murphy Loren DeShon and George Forth led the Police with key hits while Frank Devlin Mike Dorrell and Gene Bass sett contributed singles and a triple for the losers. Madrid Hemenway Calvin Burchell also appeared in the lineup.
San Leandro Boys' Club edged Meltzer clubhouse 3 2 in the Shaughnessy Playoff at Seals Stadium yesterday. A big third inning produced three runs on three hits with Leroy Diaz Don Ladd and John Garcia scoring. Ladd Garcia Calthorp and Buzzy Berman each had one hit.
Vacation season advice emphasizes planning and protection. The notice urges travelers to prepare and book wisely, signaling awareness of potential accidents and risks during trips. It underlines the importance of securing travel protection and comprehensive coverage before departure.
lists high and low tides with times and heights, notes computed figures for morning and afternoon, and references Fort Point appearances. includes Bell and fox sidan measurements, indicating light figures and bold figures for the day’s tide data.
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