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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1956
Page
7
The article profiles Bill Cuthbertson and pro golfer Wineinger, highlighting touring life as a year by year grind. It notes Wineinger’s steady earnings around 12 to 26 thousand dollars annually and his lack of book deals or coaching gimmicks.
In the Pacific Coast League race, five pitchers share the top wins with 5-2 marks. Led by Dick Crott of Los Angeles and Rene Valdes of Portland, the group also includes Eimer Singleton Seattle 5-3 Biaracchia Seattle 5-3 and Bill Ferle Portland 5-4. The yards-long recap cites batting leader Steve Bilko and notes Valentine’s cross-country shows, with Rob Harris, Bob Rosburg, and Dick Fry returning to action after brief absences.
Leandro raps Livermore in a two and a half inning LDS League softball game at Bohannon. Livermore-San Leandro contest ended with Leanders scoring 27 runs on 18 hits while the Grapetickers managed 11 on six safeties. Final score 2–0 in favor of Hayward over Centerville.
Patterson plans a training camp at Greenwood Lake New York and then Monticello to prepare for the heavyweight elimination bout against Tommy Hurricane Jackson at Madison Square Garden on June 8.
Fragmentary radio sports log lists baseball references with scores or seats noted for Sacramento. Contains unclear league and venue markers, suggesting a summary of local baseball activity and seating notes from an unidentified broadcast segment.
A practical cooking fire method for windy days using logs or rocks as supports. Emphasizes building a long trench to hold more pots, positioning vessels with a deep end toward the wind, and using twigs as fuel. To control heat, toss in a bit of dirt if it becomes too hot.
Holy Rosary and St Bede's remain tied for first in the South-6th grade division of the Hayward Ave Recreation district CYO league. Holy Rosary beat Assumption 22 2 behind Raul Renteria's no hit pitching and 4 for 4 at the plate with a homer. St Bede's defeated St John's 9 4 to stay in the tie, with Stan winning on a two hitter and Bobby Sasso pitching well for St John's. St Felicitas and All Saints also won to create a second place tie. Standings list Holy Rosary, St Bede's and Assumption atop the league with various leaders in hitting and pitching.
Ralph Stevens reports excitement at Gardners Deep Sea Fish Resort near Princeton with a nine pound salmon landed aboard. large 16 pounder noted from Gardners Deep Sea Fish. Report mentions bass and rockfish catches near Butler's, Albany race track, and Point Isabel while observers recall vivid scenes of nets and gaffs on the water.
San Leandro notes final appearance for Arroyo Don’s and San Leandro JV squads tomorrow. Tomsic selected as mound ace with 0.84 ERA over four games and a 2-2 record. Lineups include Lasher Hill Lucia Paterson Ingebretson Pinney and Alexander. Weather hampered practice with rough seas and anglers reporting mixed salmon catches, one boat netting 15 keepers.
El Cerrito hosts a top prep track event this evening at the top high oval featuring Fremont high jumper Julius Jefferson squaring off with Richmond’s Tyler Wilbon and Burnell Ball of Be Gi All. Hayward prep quartet anchors a strong relay squad as Palo Alto aims to break the national interscholastic two mile relay record of 7 minutes 35.6 seconds. This serves as the final warmup before Saturday’s North Coast Section finals at Cal.
D Nord of Wappingers today was named the recipient of a four year grant to cover all expenses at his alma mater. The award is funded by a grant from the Thoroughbred Racing Association and supports the Tate dean of American sportswriters.
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