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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1958
Page
9
The Milwaukee Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates benefit from off season moves for Bob Rush and Ted Kluszewski. Early spring results show strong performances from the traded players, signaling a productive exchange for both clubs.
Don Finsterwald moved two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer at the Azalea Open near Wilmington North Carolina midway through the second round. Finsterwald shot 35 on the back nine for a 27 hole total of 102, while Palmer faded to 104. Doug Ford and Bill Casper Jr. trailed by one stroke, Tony Lema followed at 106.
In Minneapolis the 29th National Figure Skating Championships conclude with Jenkins winning the senior men’s title over Tim Brown. Carol Heiss leads the senior ladies’ free skate with a dominant early advantage. The Ludingtons defend the senior pairs crown by two tenths, Barbara Reles dominates junior women, and James Short tops junior men in school figures as results hinge on tonight’s freestyle.
Encinal edged Hayward 51 to 44 as the 880 relay decided the meet. Jets and Farmers split individual events, Encinal claiming six of ten seconds and Hayward three thirds, leaving Encinal with a fragile 46 44 lead before the final relay.
Washington Union High School hosts an Easter Ball meet with Excinal and Encinal featured in relay and sprint events. Maurice Williams led a trio of wins for the Jets, while George Buck and Joe Riley claimed multiple firsts for the Farmers as late week rains disrupted some events. The tournament opens Monday with Santa Clara and Los Gatos, culminating Tuesday with the title clash and a Rotary Club sponsored event.
Los Angeles reports show strong Mexican fan turnout as Ricardo Moreno prepares to challenge champion Hogan Bassey for the featherweight title next Tuesday. Airlines and border traffic surge. Moreno vows a knockout win to prove his worth and secure wealth, fame, and future ventures.
Wet conditions force seven baseball games and two track meets to be called off among South County prep teams. Easter vacation and open league play reduce chances of rescheduling. O'Dowd-St Elizabeth's may still play next week. Several non league games likely won’t be made up.
Washington High swimmers Douglas Rowe and Jim Your led a double sweep at Los Altos as Rowe won two freestyle sprints and Your captured the 200 free and the individual medley. Don and Phil Buehler contributed key wins for Washington as the Huskies rolled to a second straight victory over Mountain View.
Mickey Mantle tore a leg muscle in his left leg and retired from the Yankees exhibition game against Washington in the fourth inning. He exited after attempting to beat a double play in the first inning. Mantle had appeared in 19 spring games and played more complete games than any prior schedule.
Livermore's undefeated swim squad clinched its fourth straight victory by defeating Alhambra 70 32. The Bullpups beat USC 36 29 as part of the day’s results with multiple event wins and season highlights noted for records and relays.
Michigan State stars John Horne and Arenie Milton highlight a rugged night as California and Idaho State face tough competition. Notable results include Leatham stopping Joe Jiminez and Hallinan going the distance with Horne.
Frank Gillian signed with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League for the 1958 season. The University star, 187 pounds and 2 55 in a baseball note, joins after a mid season stint with Jard and prior Giants games.
O'Dowd dominated, winning most events as St Vincent's Frank Skillman earned two wins in 109 and 220. Jim Clark and Jim Dickson set season bests in 880 and mile. Joe Dudley matched his best 1440 time at 53.4 and O'Dowd's B team swept 67 2 1 3 to 22 1 3.
San Leandro High Coach Bob Brown watched his Pirates clinch a 46 38 victory over Castlemont, ending six years without a win. Dave Leonard led the surge with a school class B record 59.8 in the 100 yard free and also won the 59 freestyle. Leonard’s double wins stood as the standout performances in a meet where seven Pirates surpassed previous best times.
Arroyo high school tops Castro Valley 3-0 on Valley courts. Jay Veuve defeats Doug Hallen 6-2 6-3 in feature singles. Phil Barstow outlasts Dave Masucci 6-4 1-2, 1-2 in a tiebreaking second set, matches halted in third.
The San Leandro Sportsmen announce Homer Smith as new football coach and athletic director. The event features a donkey basketball game to raise funds, with Stanford alum Marty Buell Dennis Davis and دیگر alumni among participants. Admission 7 cents adults, 40 cents students, 25 cents children.
A dense roster lists bowlers by league and division at Village with individual scores for Commercial Filage Tiandicap Village Ray Yass and Handicaps. Women scratch league leaders Baryl Bustin Lena Pinks Ginny Lane and others are named with scores.
Heavy weekend rains postpone the San Jose speedway opening to tomorrow afternoon. A 10 event NASCAR program tops the card with time trials at noon and the main race featuring the 18 fastest drivers.
Instructional piece on bowling form from Joe Wilmans Dill Co explains balance with the right foot, use of rubber shoe sole for footing, and a sliding left foot to the foul line. It references Bill Lillard finishing with his right foot in the air and advises a straight right leg to avoid pulling the body offline.
The column notes a barometer drop to 29.4 and predicts clear weather may lure anglers. It highlights Striped bass and catfish spots from Swanton Harbor to Rio Vista, and warns muddy water won’t deter catches if bait is near fish. Safety training results show deer hunting deaths, with red clothing noted as a factor. A Parlife Reservoir trip is postponed until facilities open today.
California angling license sales in 1957 set a new record of 1.43 million, up from 1.381 million in 1956. About 8,500 licenses issued via agents remain to be tallied, keeping California No. 1 in U S. fish and game licensing figures. hunting license sales lagged slightly from 1956.
Mickey Crawford from Saginaw Michigan defeats Gil Turner of Philadelphia on points in a New York Garden clash. Turner loses decision as Crawford controls the action across the scheduled ten rounds.
Pleasanton crowd packed Parks Gym as the San Francisco Heralds toppled the Parks Air Force Base five in a basketball clash. The win came in a capacity audience with a strong defensive effort and balanced scoring from local players.
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