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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1958
Page
10
A humorous reminiscence about building a wooden pram as a storage nightmare. The author details overambitious improvements, the hull’s growth beyond a simple project, and the clash between afloat success and ashore trouble. The boat becomes a stubborn, unwieldy fixture haunting yard and garage.
California edged Stanford 4 0 at Sunken Diamond to seize second place in the CIBA. The Bears gathered five runs in the second inning, with Ed Mascara delivering three RBIs in a 3 for 3 performance. A Stanford homer by Parker Olsen contributed the only long ball for the Cardinal.
CAMDEN W J. Trainer Jimmy Jones may decide today or tomorrow whether Tim Tam will run in the 130000 Jersey Stakes at Garden State Park on Saturday. If he stays home Tim Tam will be sent to Belmont Park for the June 7 Belmont Stakes.
SAN FRANCISCO left fielder Gordon, once a star with the Seals, now sells life insurance in Sacramento. He recalls guiding last season’s Seals to the Pacific Coast League pennant but laments the change from baseball life and hints at possible future return while scouting for insurance sales.
Westminster Presbyterian toppled First Baptist of Hayward 12 to 4 at Lohannon, leaving Eden Congregational as the solo leader. Village Church surged into a tie for second with Hayward First Baptist by routing Calvary Baptist 18 to 8 on the Bret Harte diamond. Sander earned the win with five hits allowed, while Deems and McCord homered and Sander, McCord, Deems spurred Westminster’s 11 hit barrage. Village collected 18 runs on seven hits aided by Calvary hurlers issuing 15 walks. Maynard Tucker and Rich Taylor homered in Village’s big fourth inning. Emmitt Armstrong and others added two hits for Calvary.
In Mt Eder Little League action the Angels won 9-3 as Ken Vien went four for four. The Mounties defeated the Padres 14 6 with Bill Harris and Ed Pereira combining on a two hitter. Roger Jackson homered for the Stars with none on in the second.
Drift Inn defeated Guys & Dolls 14-9 in a Arroyo High opener after Jim Rogers homered for the losers. Jamboree beat Branden Jr as Mike Feleciann homered for the winners while Tim Saloury tripled for the losers in the tight fielding bout.
Tide tables fragment lists time and height data in mangled form. Mentions dawn and evening light figures, diures and high tide, but lacks clear dates, locations, or complete values. Reading shows mis-OCR from a 19th or early 20th century coastal publication.
Jefferson tops St Leanders 112 to 107 as Cleveland wins seventh grade honors and Jefferson claims fourth and fifth grade titles. New records set include sixth grade 50 yard dash 6.3 by Jim Donnelly Jefferson, fifth grade long jump 19 inches by Steve Ward St Leander, and sixth grade 200 yard shuttle relay 27.7.
In Boston Willie Pep outpointed Bob Singleton in Hartford while Tony Dupas won a decision over Ramon Fuentes in New Orleans. Oakland saw Jotony Gonsalves defeat Vic Cardot by points in a ten round bout.
The WIBC tournament in San Francisco concludes after six weeks of competition. Ruth Hertel of Lexington Tennessee posts the top singles series with 622. Joan Schultz Tess Johns from Cleveland win doubles. Mag Proegman of Chicago claims all events with 1,828. Allgauer Restaurant of Chicago dominates top team division with 2,973. Willian Bros Photography of San Francisco takes first in Division I21 with 2,247 pins replacing Brunswick No. 19 of SF at 2,101.
Plans for a new major bowling league in Southern Alameda County were announced by secretary Earl Arehart. The 16 team traveling league will operate next winter from Midway Village Fremont and Pacific Bowls with a $250 sponsorship fee and $3.50 per bowler per night. Vic Holtkamp elected president. Freddie Nunes vice president. Arehart secretary-treasurer. Franchises issued to 16 captains including Ben Turpin Ed Gray and Glenn Anderson. Archart contact at KEoge 25838.
New York columnist John Barrington reports Walter O Malley fears a ruinous outcome as Chavez Ravine referendum looms June 3. Dodgers stagger in NL standings, public relations suffer, and fan loyalty wanes amid talk of a possible move and a criticized Coliseum left field screen setback.
Al Faragelli of Paramus New Jersey leads the current tourney's all events with 2043 points. Spalding of Louisville Kentucky the 1857 American Bowling Congress all events champion opened poorly. Jackie Leonard of Hollywood rolled a 568 in team event as talks for a Tiger Tone bout with Art Gon fade to no deal at session in Los Angeles and Worth.
Al Geiberger shot three under par 69 to pace the University of Southern California to a 486 win over San Jose State College at Hillcrest Country Club. It was USC's 35th straight victory as they chase the Pacific Coast Conference title at Stanford Friday and Saturday. Stan Giddings led San Jose State with a 77.
In Orlando Florida United Press story Ben White, an all time harness racing figure, dies at 85. Belmont Speedway aims to honor him as the main races unfold with defending champion Lee Bumphets pursuing his first victory tonight starting at 8:30 pm.
Vernon Lefty Gomez notes the rise of Arnald Rin Duren from small league itineraries to the New York Yankees bullpen. Duren, 20, six foot two, 200 pounds, totals six saves as of Tuesday and showcases blazing speed aided by poor sight. His early wildness and gain in control fuel hopes for a potent late innings threat alongside teammates such as Maglie and Shantz.
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