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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
8
Horse racing card from Pleasanton shows races and entries for a Monday program. Purse details, horse names, drivers, scratches, and results across multiple classes and distances, with notable entries including Richard Primrose, Pegasus, Frisco Pegasus, and other contenders led by various jockeys and owners.
STOCKTON The Stockton Ports of the California League will disband next Wednesday night unless a fund raising campaign to save the club shows results. Club president John Inglis and the board of directors said the drive has raised about one quarter of the $20,000 needed to keep the Ports in business in its second week.
Ford Frick and Warren Giles vow to overhaul the fan voting plan after a nightmare in which Musial Mays and Aaron were forced into the NL starting lineup. Cincinnati’s votes and a Redlegs bias prompted calls to shift away from pure fan selection toward a manager based or city ballots system to restore balance and credibility to the All Star game selection process.
Pleasan ton Alameda County Fair moves toward closing week with a $1300 Parks Air Force Purse headlining a six furlong dash. Entries include Lampwick Hipe ee Nogorem Smooth Wave Free Supply and Shrine Holly. Also on the card is the $1600 International Kitchen for four year olds over 544 furlongs. The 12 day meet ends July 4 with finances noted for a $264.30 daily double and Mike's Pigeon delivering a season win.
Pappy Waldorf back from a 9000 mile trip as talent scout for coach Frankie Albert of the 49ers says PCC problems could be solved faster by athletic leaders rather than academic brass. He notes liberal aid policies in other conferences reduce issues and supports uniform conference aid for athletes without resources. Waldorf and his team are evaluating about 1500 prospects for next season.
Seixas the sixth seed from Philadelphia rallied past Australian Mal Anderson to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, while seventh seed Herbie Flam from Beverly Hills defeated Billy Knight. Americans Seixas Flam Patty advance as Heag knode tops Edwards in women's rounds.
In San Francisco unseeded Mike Crane of Oakland defeated defending champion Rudy Hernandez of Detroit 8-6 10-8 2-6 6-0 to win the junior boys title at the 57th California Junior Championships. San Leandro’s June Hart beat Fay Pettit 2-6 6-4 8-6 to take the 15 and under girls crown. Farel Footman and Bobby Siskal won their divisions in straight sets.
Nat 1957 National LAU Decathlon sees Manhattan College star Char Iey Pratt lead after day one with 4342 points, ahead of Bob Lawson on 4127 and Oregon’s Davidi Edstrom close behind as the event heads into the final half in California.
Unranked Johnny Busso dominated Larry Boardman in a nationally televised 10 rounder from Mechanics Building. Busso won by unanimous decision to push toward a title shot with lightweight champ Joe Brown, while Boardman faced his fourth defeat in 30 starts and faded despite a late surge.
Middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson agrees to defend his title against welterweight champion Carmen Basilio in September in New York. The fight city options are Polo Grounds on Sept 16 or Yankee Stadium a week later with 45 percent of net receipts to Robinson after Basilio lowers demands. If Robinson loses a return match is set for February with a 30-40 split. Norris hints at appealing a recent ruling dissolving the IBC amid monopolistic charges.
Sunday radio listings show Detroit against Boston on KFRC and Seals facing Los Angeles on KYA, detailing local station pairings for the day’s baseball action.
GRAND RAPIDS Mich The National Boxing Association vetoed a proposed heavyweight championship fight between titleholder Floyd Patterson and Olympic champion Pete Razemacher. The NBA ruled Razemacher lacks sufficient pro experience to qualify for such a match.
Mt Eden II and Ted's Drugs plus California Motor Express Seals played to an 18 18 tie in a minor league game halted by darkness. Seals surged with 10 runs in the sixth, sparked by walks and key hits from Manuel Lema Jeff Burkett and Bob Cooper, while Robertson contributed a Ted’s single. The game will be replayed Wednesday at 10 am.
A garbled standings snippet shows American League and National League references with team names like Cincinnati New York and Chicago. Mentions of games at Winktopton Harshman, Saltimore, and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee appear as fragmented notes with partial pitcher mentions and dates.
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