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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1958
Page
7
Weather disrupts camps from Florida to Arizona delaying drills for major league teams. Managers Hutchinson Braagan Lopez critique lost time. efforts shift to exhibition games and roster trials as unsigned stars like Lew Burdette linger.
Los Angeles Dodgers president Walter O Malley plans to step back from day to day affairs and names E J Bavasi as general manager. Bavasi has served as GM in practice for years while Fresco Thompson becomes head of all minor league operations.
In Los Angeles AP reports controversy surrounds boxer Art Aragon who gains a continuance to March 17 after a city hearing on a possible battery charge from an incident with Richard Benedict over a sparring partner contract. Benedict conceded he was not knocked down and his jaw not broken, reducing felony prospects.
In this day in sports from Berkeley March 4 1933 Hank Luisetti led Stanford to a decisive 63 42 85 victory over California. The Southern Division Pacific Coast basketball scene highlights a national four year scoring record amid the setting.
Gene Fullmer, of West Jordan Utah, won a unanimous decision over Milo Savage in Salt Lake City at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. The 10 round contest kept Fullmer on a comeback path after losing the middleweight crown last May to Sugar Ray Robinson. Fullmer weighed 159 pounds while Savage stood around 180, and Fullmer pressed relentlessly, never tasting a knockdown but drawing a cut near Savage’s eye in the fifth. His manager Marv Jensen said another middleweight bout could be arranged.
Sugar Hart promised to be better in his welterweight showdown with Tombstone Smith on March 26 after a split decision over Duke Harris in a Tyro rounder at St Nicholas Arena Harris, a top 10 contender, pressed Philadelphia’s Hart and drew boos from about 1401 fans. Hart, at 147 pounds, outweighed Harris and earned two official votes for his long range control and sharp left jabs and left rights to the head. Smith of Los Angeles is Hart’s slated Philadelphi a opponent and ranked fourth. Hart is tenth.
Davey Dupas edged Gale-Kerwin of Ottawa B C by a 1 rourde split decision before about 3000 fans in Dallas Texas last night.
A转 aging group of stars headed toward retirement dominates the baseball scene as 39 to 42 year olds like Hank Sauer Ted Williams Pee Wee Reese and others face fading speed and looming end times. Williams eyes a comeback with third base shift and Reese vows readiness while others weigh a final season. Time will tell which veterans survive through another year of wear.
San Francisco NBC Boxing notes the NBA and California Boxing Commission push for Floyd Patterson to defend the heavyweight title against the Folley Machen winner. Eddie Machen, undefeated in 23 pro fights and top ranked, awaits a 12 round elimination clash projected to draw over 100000 in gate. Promoters expect an early title fight under an independent promoter in fairness to boxing fans.
National Boxing releases ratings by division with Patterson and Moore atop their fields. The list runs through heavyweights to flyweights, naming champions and top contenders such as Patterson, Machen, Folley, and Johansson in heavyweights, Moore and Johnson in light heavy, Basilo and Fullmer in middle, Logart and Akins in welter, Brown and Lane in lightweight, Bassey and Perez in feather, and Perez again in flyweight.
Washington Redskins coach KUharich with a five year contract says he is near completing a significant trade with another NFL club. Owner George Preston Marshall grants him broad authority over dealings, signings, and draft choices as negotiations continue.
The National Hockey League Players' Association formally withdrew its 3 million anti trust suit against the league and its owners. The action followed an agreement reached in Palm Beach Florida with NHL owners who promised concessions to players including a 7000 dollar minimum salary if the union withdrew the suit.
Blues close season with six wins and a decisive 6 1 record. Tamly and Gillis lead scoring with strong performances yesterday as varsity Blues finish with a 3rd of six wins in a tight finish.
Six of seven WCAC teams could share top three positions as the conference closes its season in a trio of games. Santa Clara, St Marys, and San Francisco field strong scorers including Frank Sobrero and Dick Sigaty while Pepperdine and others chase final regionals bids amid streaks and nerves.
In the second round of the NCAA ratings with one week left in the regular season Kansas State retains the No 1 spot for the fourth straight week Nebraska unsettled California tied for 18th with Oregon State and Oregon. The rankings show first place votes and win loss records through Saturday with teams listed and points.
SAN LEANDRO St Marys Dick Sigary drops from the top scoring perch in the West Coast Athletic Conference to 16.4 ppg as Pepperdines Sterling Forbes edges ahead with 16.5. LeRoy Wright holds third at 16.2 with one game left, while Gil Egeland dethrones Gene Brown in field goal percentage and Wright dominates rebounds. Farm extends free throw streak as he eyes a league record with 12 attempts needed tonight.
Livermore Aquacowboys begin conditioning with over 45 swimmers training daily. The squad, ages eight to 160, practices Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8 pm and Saturday mornings 10 to 12. Potential candidates may contact coach Herb Colt at the Livermore pool during sessions.
Regional pairings outlined with USF facing the winner of Seattle Pacific- Arizona State or Arizona State, West Coast finals set for Saturday in San Francisco. Winners advance to Louisville semifinals March 21. Wyoming, Colorado State duel for Skyline crown. Oregon State, California clash in PCC. Tickets for March 12 doubleheader in Berkeley on sale at university and local stores.
Athletics note Dickey opts out of coaching with St. Petersburg team amid ongoing trouble shooter discussions. Fila and associated officials confirm no replacement announced.
Jim Weaver of St Marys lauds Bob Feerick's Santa Clara for beating Pepperdine on the road to claim second place. Pepperdine aimed for second but Santa Clara beat them 71 66, with St Marys later beating Pepperdine 74.
SAN LORENZO Two transfer students have spots in the inside track for outfield berths with Lorenzo. Field repairs and rain limit practice. Parker works with juniors and seniors while a mix of veterans and newcomers compete for starting roles. The yearlings open Friday at Bishop O’Dowd.
East region scores show George Washington 17 and Florida State 25 with Georgia Tech 78 over Eastern Kentucky. Midwest results include Purdue 65 over Iowa State 59 and Indiana 96 over Illinois 86. Other listed outcomes feature Wisconsin 65 over Michigan 22 and St Louis 54 over ???. Arizona beat Temple, while Montana and Northwest region teams also appear among scattered scores.
The prep swimming slate lists Hayward at Las Lugs and Alhambra at Livermore on Wednesday. Local teams compete in key district events, with swimmers facing strong rivals and aiming for top times.
South County prep swimmers begin their 1938 season with returnees Mike Stocks, Bill Palmer, Larry Jordan, and diver Bot Bush slated for tomorrow's meets. Coach Gordon Phillips leads a strong squad featuring Gary Heinrich, Jim Bullman, Bill Burkhart, and Rene Zaballos as veterans, with several new lettermen joining the Farm er varsity in a fast Diablo Valley League opening.
The Estudillo five upends the 10-1 Mariners to near clinch in the Hayward Area Recreation District league cage championship. Castro W leads with 9-3 and Saui Lorenzo remains winless. Paul Pindler and Steve Matiz pace Centerville third. Rich Winkle fires 22 as Nelson's Hayward squad suffers 30-28 setback.
Mt Eden Little League announces signup deadline with tomorrow’s meeting at 4 p.m. Publicity director John Pappas says no applications will be accepted after the meeting. Over 100 boys ages 6 to 12 already signed. forms available at Mt Eden schools and nearby districts.
In Hot Springs Oaklawn Park reported the largest single race payoff of the day as Commodier won the fifth race. The payout reached about $134.1 to 1 for the long shot, marking a record payoff for the event.
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