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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1956

Page

7

Centerville dominates Livermore in LDS softball 24 2 win

Centerville piled 16 hits and committed five errors to crush Livermore 24 to 2 at Bohannon field as Jim Tipton led the offense with four safeties. San Leandro beat San Lorenzo 12 7 behind Bob Barry’s seven hit allowed and Bill Nelson’s three hits. Castro Valley downed Hayward 8 3 at Castro Valley Community Center with Mark Van Wagner limiting Hayward to five hits. Complete Cleaners routed Chabot Theater 11 5 as costly errors hurt the losers.

Centerville Latter-Day Saints Bohannon San Leando San’ Lorenzo Bob Barry Bill Nelson San Leandro Leandro Latter Day Saints Castro Valley Hayward Castro Valley Community Center Mark van Wagner Frank Davis Em Green Cleaners Chabot Theater Livermers Ganterville C'ndic Pugmirec I Simmonsib Halelb Kerr Gut Gardnerp O'D. Moffett Cowen Lal Burt Hunt BOO

Assumption Nine Tops CYO Loop in 8th Grade Baseball

Assumption Nine gains sole first place in the 8th grade CYO league after a 10 2 win over St Bede's. Steve DeColte led hitters with three singles in four at bats, backed by Bob Blaques and Mel Amaral with three hits each. Vic Prosser doubled in the victory. St Joachim's defeated All Saints 21 5 behind Paul Pappas and Don Badillo with two hits apiece. Standings show Assumption ahead of St John’s and St Bede’s. leading hitters include Joe Vincent and Mel Amaral.

Assumption Hayward Area St.’ Bede Steve Decoite Bob Blaques Mel Amaral Rick Botelho Vic Prosser St.Bede St. Joachim’s All Saints Paul Pappas Don Badill Rocky Franciosa Wood Joe Vincent Steve DeColte Assump Tor Craggin All ‘Saints Holy Rosary St. Bede's St. Felicitas Raul Kenterias Raul Kenteria Jim ‘Fennely St. John’s Steve Correria John Murphy Joe Mursphy St.Bede's Steve Franco Charlie Bontricger Franco Stan Rodriguez Jimmy Sandeen Wayne Speed Bill Reilly St. Felicitia Murray Long Tony Mendoza Holy R'sary

Swim Title Meet Set at Stanford

Topflight races loom as Stanford, Southern California, and UCLA contest the Pacific Coast Conference Southern Division championship in Palo Alto Thursday through Saturday. Stanford athletes enter 10 events across five sports as the 1955-56 season winds toward completion. Chuck Taylor’s Indian grid squad closes spring drills with a Saturday 2:30 afternoon scrimmage at Stanford Stadium, public address and programs to be distributed.

Palo Alto Stanford Southern California UCLA Chuck Taylor Stanford Stadium Avill

Hy Cohen Rides PCL Lead With 5-0 Mark

Hy Cohen of the Los Angeles Angels holds the Pacific Coast League pitching lead at 5-0 though not in a decision since May 5. Bill Werle and Rene Valdez of Portland each earned two wins to tie him at five. Steve Bilko of the Angels tops with a .388 average and 45 hits, sharing hits pace with Gene Mauch and Al Federaff.

San Francisco Hy Cohen Los Angeles Angels Bill Werle Rene Valdez Portland Angels Steve Bilko Gene Mauch al Federaff San Diego Bill Weiss

Bettenhausen and Hanks Near 145 MPH on Indy Track

Indianapolis drivers Bettenhausen and Sam Hanks each posted speeds near 145 mph during practice, with Bettenhausen Belanger clocking 144.951 mph and Hanks 144.346 mph. The pair joined a group of 19 drivers above 140 mph as prospects look toward Saturday qualifications.

Indianapolis INS Indianapolis Motor Speedway Tony Bellenhausen Bettenhausen Bettenhauser Tinley Park Sam Hanks Pacific Palisades Calif Sean Bob Swelk Belanger Hanks Jones and Maley Troy Ruttman Johnny Tolan Jimmy Dagwalt Pat Flaherty Ed Elisian Andy Linden All Keller J. Hanks

Cronin Sees Seals Play as Pennant Contenders

San Francisco. Joe J Cronin, Boston Red Sox general manager, arrived to watch the Seals in at least three games. He predicts they will be pennant contenders and may be strengthened by Boston or other major league players. He notes San Francisco is a good baseball town and plans to televise every game to bring fans back.

San Francisco Joe J Cronin Boston Red Sox San Francisco Seals Seals J Cronin Boston

Public Links title odds点 in Sacramento golf scene

Veteran Bud Ward leads front as Harvie Ward and Ken Venturi challenge at Peninsula Club. Oliver shocks Snead at White Sulphur Springs Open, Finsterwald takes St. Louis Open, while Public Links qualification heats synergy for Harding Park.

Porky Oliver Samuel Jackson Snead Cypress Point Don Finsterwald Finsterwald Ohio University Littler Las Vegas St. Louis Ed Furgol Jack Fleck Fleck Harvie Ward Ken Venturi Byron Bud” Ward Art Bell Bell California Bud! Ward Bud. Ward California Grand C. Club San Francisco Harding Park Sacramento

Mounties Upset Stars Again in Pacific Coast Loop

Vancouver Mounties beat the Hollywood Stars 4-2 for their second straight win. Jim Pisoni drove in three runs and scored another, backing George Bamberger who allowed three runs early but settled to hold the Stars to eight hits. Eight teams play today with Sacramento at Los Angeles and other matchups listed.

Vancouver B.C Vancouver Mounties Hollywood Redcoats Jim Pisoni Mounties Witty Quintana Johnny Jor Bensen George Metkor Vich Pisoni Bob Hennr Paul Pettit Fred Waters Ramon Mesias Jim Westlake George Bamberger Sacramento Los Angeles Jian Diego San Francisco Seattle Portland Vancover

Austin Leading Red Trackmen at ACAL Dual Meet

Dan Austin led San Lorenzo senior trackmen with top scores in many events while facing strong competition. He finished second in the ACAL low hurdles and placed fourth in the century, marking his first defeat in the latter event. The Rebels lose four key athletes but anticipate strong returnees and new talent for next season.

SAN Lorenzo Dan Austin Lynn Shere Austin Double Dan Itourth Rebels Ander Bill Percell Jim Bill Stark Sam Foster Dick Aldron Dick’ Naylor Bud Jewell Ralph Sherrow John’ Troche B’s Dick Tietsert Ron Eastwood Leroy Amate Dan Stewart Dan Hudson

Giles Defends His Umpires

Cincinnati club president Warren Giles defended National League umpires against charges of incompetence. He praised the league's umpiring staff, noting that all players managers and presidents make mistakes. The criticisms were voiced by Gabe Paul, president of the Cincinnati Reds.

Cincinnati Warren Giles National League Taotatt Gabe Paul Cintinnati Redlegs

The Fishin Fool and Deer Harvest Debate

This local column notes slow fishing during a series of minus tides in Upper San Pablo Bay Carquinez Strait Napa River and Suisun Bay. It suggests back country waters for catfish bass until midweek, then cues abalone and giant clams near Dillon's Beach. It also debates deer harvest ethics referencing The Last Hunt film and balance of herd and browse.

San Pablo Bay Carquinez Strait Napa River Suisun Bay Dillon

Hunter Safety Signup Tonight at Winton School

Youths aged 10 to 16 can earn hunter safety certificates by a course offered tonight at Winton School from 7 to 9. Hayward police officers H Zuniga and C Watts teach with Tenex Rifle Club members Bob Azevedo and Clay Larson assisting. NRA prescribed lectures cover gun safety, care, and operation with shooting at the high school range at course end.

Hayward Hunter Winton Ein H. Zuniga C. Watts Tenex Rifle Club Bob Azevedo Clay Larson National Rifles Association

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