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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1958
Page
9
Sports wire report summarizes a double header style recap with multiple games. Cleveland pitcher McLish outdueled Ramos to secure a 2-1 win over Washington while other NL clubs see late drama including Buddin and Gernert homers for Philadelphia and a Mazeroski game winner for the Pirates. St. Louis and Brooklyn also noted with Musial multi hit effort and Dodgers rally.
National League President Warren Giles stated he was not bluffing about moving the Dodgers if the Chavez Ravine referendum is defeated. He warned the league could relocate the team elsewhere, signaling strong enforcement of the referendum outcome.
Amador High defeated John Swett 1-0 to move into a share of first in the standings. The game featured solid defense and a late goal by Shanks raising hopes for Amador's successful prep sports year.
Ernie Vossler of Midland Texas shot a 65 to take the Kansas City Open lead amid talk of Dodger stadium finance and Los Angeles political pressure. Giles said the referendum vote could influence contracts while Vossler’s round featured a burst of birdies and a 12 under start, setting a pace as rivals chased in a windy Hillcrest setup.
Berkeley High's Northern ACAL champions dominate the 1958 AI NACAL league as released today by the East Bay Prep Writer.
UCLA’s Dick Foote led the Pacific Coast Conference Golf Tournament after two rounds, carding 71 and 66 to hold a two stroke edge over a 52-player field. Berkeley’s Ray Buckley and Al Geiberger of California chased, with WSC, Stanford, and UCLA close behind as all teams chase the leaders in Palo Alto.
Lafayette Ind reports that Big Ten athletic directors and faculty representatives approved a renewed round robin plan for football scheduling starting in 1969. The rule would have each school play seven conference games with three home games in June and 1966, then eight conference games with at least three home games in 1967 and 1968.
Hast Bay Prep Writers announce the first annual Awards Banquet on June 2 at Villa de la Paix Oakland. About 40 Preps of the Week will be honored, with Prep of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Most Cooperative Coach named. Elroy Hirsch will speak, Bill Laws will host. Open to the public. tickets $2.50 at the Review. Preps of the Week guests of EBPWA and Williams Dany co sponsor.
Charles Yurgelevic of Russells Store starred for the White Sox in Mt Eden Little League action last night. He fanned 15 of 18 and walked one, while adding two singles as the Sox put up all four runs in the fifth inning with Gary Goveia Don Nichols Joan Andrews and Yurgelevic scoring on timely hits.
The Daily Review advertises Sam Snead's golf guidance stressing keeping the left side dominant in backswing and start of downswing to transfer weight, with a focus on left arm control. It mentions his pamphlet How To Putt available for 10 cents by mail.
The Hayward Fire Dept little leaguers took sole first place by beating the 20-30 Club 8-0 in eight innings. Jim Dias drove in the go ahead run on an infield error as Robert Souz scored earlier. Barney Flanagan and Buzz Parmalee struck out 13 with three hits each for the Fire Dept. The next league doubleheader is set for tomorrow at LL Stadium with American League contests on the schedule.
Arroyo American Legion holds a busy practice week with a twin bill tomorrow at the high school field. San Lorenzo Legion visits at 11 am for the opener and P Stores rematches at 2 pm. Mound duties include Evans Butler Muterspan Lotz with a tentative lineup featuring Hill Craig MacClellan Thornotke Bauer Enter Welch Eckman.
Laszlo Tabori, former Hungary star with a 3 59 best, joins Herb Elliott of Australia and Rev Delany of Ireland in the field for the 29th Compton Invitational mile run on June 6. The race will feature the world's top milers in a six minute barrier contest.
Sunnyvale report on North Coast Section finals at Fremont High where nine South County varsity entrants and Class B finalists vie for state berths. Varsity and B track finals begin 8 pm. top three in varsity events earn trips to Long Beach.
Hayward High teammates voted senior third baseman Joe Gonzales as Most Valuable Player for the baseball squad. Former coach Ed Leupold announced the award yesterday.
In Hayward Area Recreation C-1 league Prings edged the Keystone Readers 2-1 at Boharinon Field. Don Brazil limited Reading to four hits and four strikeouts. Jim Oglevie led Prings with a four-ply home run. Final line shows Prings 2, Keystone 1 with hits by several players and small scoring.
Good Shepherd Luthermook seized a lead in the YMCA Church league with a 13-3 victory over First Baptist Castro Valley. Castro Valley High players Bert Minty and Wendy Harris sparked a rally, while Walt Rubke and Terry Peterson delivered the decisive run as Rubke and Rocky Rice excelled at bat.
Solons defeated Longwood Dads Club Beavers 124 at Emerson Field with Yoe Sullivan credited for the win. Palma Ceia Auto Service Angels, known as the Winton Center Mounties, edged Grimshaw 177 as Bruce Logsdon earned the mound win. Greg Hahn stood out with a double and two singles, and Ron Starr drove in two runs.
Reports from Sonora describe Strawberry Lake overflowing and weekend prospects poor. Stanislaus river areas show roiled waters with fair to good fishing at Lyons Reservoir and Cherry Reservoir last weekend, while Moccasin Creek and Tourimne River areas offer potential. Vets now need only 70 percent service-connected rating for free licenses with VA proof. An informal contact, Al Swanson, reports three striped bass caught near Venice Island and upper Santa Clara Shoals, plus bass near Bioy.
Chris Cannizzaro homered but Omaha fell to St Paul 5 to 4 in 11 innings. The Omaha team competes in the Triple A American Association league.
The Hermania Soccer team will host St. Pauls of San Francisco tomorrow at 11 a.m. on the Hayward Airport Field for the Northern California Junior Cup trophy.
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