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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1956
Page
10
A brief tip suggests using the current to move a dry fly toward a fish or casting to the side while keeping overhead alarms quiet. The guidance emphasizes letting the fly drift with the water and using careful line management to attract bites rather than splashy interruptions.
Hayward sophomores edged juniors and seniors in a dual swim meet at the Hayward Plunge coached by Gordon Philips. Led by Gary Heinrich and Bill Burkhart the sophs won 53 points to the juniors 52 as the seniors finished third with 47 and the freshmen 25.
Stu Miller, acquired in a five-player deal, ends the Phillies 10 game skid with a 3-1 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Miller allowed six hits and fanned five in a gutty outing, while Reese’s three run blast and strong pitching support carry the Phils. Willie Mays homered for the Giants in a 6-4 victory over the Cubs.
The Pirate junior varsity avenged an early season loss by beating Cat JVs 17 to 4 as walks and a wild pitch fueled scoring. Bob Cayou, Hank Dutra, and Cannizzaro led with two hits each while Robbie Wurzbach earned the win despite allowing five hits and 10 strikeouts. Babe Castillo was benched and Bill Lincoln moved to third as the lineup shuffled.
The Washington Senators announced the 1956 major league all star game is a sellout less than 24 hours after ticket applications began. The game will be played July 10 at Griffith Stadium with seating about 24,000. A spokesman said the club has received 25,000 pieces of mail requesting possibly 100,000 tickets.
Linda Vista holds its softball league lead after a 13 7 win over Bay as Villas crush Corvallis 14 1. Dayton and Martin battle for third with Dayton beating Hesperian and Martin topping Del Rey in a tight race for position.
Belgium's record holder for 800 meters, Roger Moers, has accepted an invitation to compete in Compton. The standout runner announced that next June will mark his debut on American soil, as Moens prepares for the challenge in the United States.
Hayward High defeated by Palo Alto in a relay meet on Paiy turf. Events were relay-focused with five points for first, none for second and third. Hayward led early in the 880 relay before Palo Alto pulled away, while Palo Alto claimed wins in the 400 low hurdles and two-mile relay. Key performers included Gene Angus Charlie TT Martin Joe Guerra Ron Blake and Rod Annable Lou Melanson among others.
San Leandro high school's netters beat Castlemont 7-0 securing at least a tie for the round robin championship as next week loom key matches with Fed and CAL tourney play promise all-star selection for the San Francisco prep squad. Sunflower tag: details list SL and C opponents with 6-3 2-6 4-2 scores.
San Leandro's Buckermen swim team hosts Fremont's Watators at Farrelly pool in the final dual meet of the season. The first race starts at 3:40 p.m. The meet is the last OAL contest before San Leandro moves to ACAL next season. Next week the QAL finals determine league standings with all schools competing. Coach Bob Brown has reshuffled events to boost the Pirates for the championship meet.
Tomsic pitched superbly for the Dons, fanning 14 and driving in runs with a three run homer as San Francisco College defeated Washington 5 1. The Dons improved to 6-4 with the win while the Huskies were held scoreless until late. Ramirez and Kalino provided the early offense before Washington rallied briefly in the late innings.
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