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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1958
Page
8
Instructional note on proper bowling timing and footwork from 1958. It emphasizes not rushing the approach, coordinating push away with steps, and practicing with and without the ball to improve timing. The piece promotes a pamphlet by Joe Wilman via The Daily Review.
The Philadelphia Warriors defeated the St. Louis Hawks 106 101 to seal third place and complete the Eastern Division playoff lineup. New York’s Knicks were eliminated earlier by Boston as Detroit Cincinnati and Minneapolis earned Western Division positioning with tonight’s results looming.
Promised Land triumphed in the $116,100 San Juan Capistrano handicap on the final day at Santa Anita, joining Round Table and Silky Sullivan among the meeting’s major stars. The season saw high wagering totals and attendance, with Round Table leading earnings at a Santa Anita record and Kerr Stables setting a new stable payout.
Washington tennis team opened its 71st season start with a 5-2 victory over Arroyo High on Huskies' courts. Jacketes defeated Heater 6 4 3, Sands won 6-2 2-6 6-2, Barstow took a default, Adams and Coates claimed second singles sets before bowing 4-6.
Hayward High tennis lost 8 4 on Burlingame courts as Terry Alison and Darrell Dolan won singles matches. Doubles pair Keith Bilter and Rod Rodolico prevailed 6 0 6 2, with Bob Broughton and Bob Odilla delivering the last win for Hayward. League play resumes next Friday at San Lorenzo.
La Vista school basketball team winners of the second Arroyo High Invitational will be honored at a 7 p.m. banquet at the Mandarin Tea Garden. Fathers of players sponsor the event. coach Gene Tacopi will receive an award. Players listed include Wilford Brown John Cambrosio Floyd Fincher Walter Fritchner Mike Gilman Gary Gorman Joel Johnson Glen Kirkpatrick Eddie Kuchenbecker Floyd Periara Gene Rathbun Chris Sorensen Ronald Stroshine Leroy Tomer Marvin Weimer Gary Woznick Charles Yurgelevice Tyrone Yurgelevice Brace Ledger is team manager.
SAN LEANDRO. Coach Bob Hulls San Leandro High tennis squad defeated Oakland Tech 13 to 2 on the Pirate courts yesterday. Leandro won most singles matches with players including Carlson Fashviell McElhaney Zarconi Rogers Johnston Kant George and Vail. Doubles swept by Boutes Carlson Alimpia cock Simondi Parle Velarde Finnall.
Cubs camp in Mesa emphasizes a strong group of rookies led by Frank Ernaga who could become a bench boost. Rogers Hornsby praises the batting talent and notes Ernaga’s switch hitting, while Clarence Rowland says the Cubs seek infield hitting and fielding. Ed Mayer, a lefty from California, is eyed as a potential addition as the Cubs rebuild after finishing in a tie for last in 1957.
Leo Nomellini and Ramon Torres defend against Hombre Montana and Sky High Lee in the main event one hour two fall tag showdown at the Oakland Auditorium. Stan Kowalski meets Carl Cooper in a 45 minute two fall semi main. Lu Kim faces George Penchoff in the opening one fall bout.
Eddie Mathews of the Milwaukee Braves rejects claims of arrogance as he asserts there are no prima donnas on the world champion club. He notes increased confidence after last year's Series win, but says rivals like Los Angeles, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Philadelphia will still challenge them.
Canada defeated Switzerland 14 to 1 in Zurich last night in an exhibition watched by 8002 fans. The scoreline shows Canada's strong offense and Swiss defense struggle as the visitors stretch their dominance on the ice.
The House Armed Services Committee approved a bill to authorize 4 million dollars for the 1960 Squaw Valley Winter Olympics in California. The plan covers 3.5 million for a sport arena and 0.5 million for Army and Navy support. Senator Francis announced strong defense endorsement and noted 1000 athletes and 200 foreign reporters were expected, with California contributing nearly 8 million and plans for road improvements totaling 43 million.
Hayward High School held intra mural wrestling in the special exercise room. Lower division winners include Jim Trueblood and Willard Tewell among others with weights from 80 to unlimited. Junior and senior division results list Keith Oliver andSteve Abreu among top placers with weights from 103 to heavyweight.
In New York Dick Mayer, enjoying sudden fame after winning the U.S. Open, predicts his name will one day appear on the U.S. Open cup. Sam Snead, nearing 46, pursues the Open with a restricted schedule, aiming to peak at Tulsa's Southern Hills while fearing course tightening.
In a Sporting Comment piece, golf pro Julius Boros advises players to throw away the scoreboard if golf stops being fun. He cites stress from missed putts and a self‑imposed hunt for perfection as drains on enjoyment and performance.
Bobby Jones was named the winner of the William D Richardson trophy for outstanding contributions to golf by the Golf Writers Association of America. The Chicago event recognized Jones for his long standing impact on the sport.
Raymond W. Morrow and Dr. Julius Levine win city approval for El Campo Golf and Country Club in Newark Center ville. Plans require 400 paved parking spaces and an 18 hole course with construction begun within a year. First nine holes and clubhouse targeted by September 1.
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