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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1951
Page
6
The brief notes a prize of 45 dollars tied to a contest labeled Perfect, mentioning UCLA and Santa Clara as key entities in a terse sports or academic contest context. Further readable details are sparse in the clipped source.
New York Giants players talk of clinching the National League pennant after beating the Dodgers 3 1 to stay ahead in the best two out of three series. Sal Maglinn, Whitey Lockman and Jim Hearn express cautious confidence while Leo Durocher deflects questions about the next game. Duracher credits the team for the win and avoids forecasting the clincher.
The Daly Review outlines prizes for predicting all game winners with a base payout of 45 dollars, increasing by 10 dollars weekly until a final award may reach 115 dollars. Additional prizes go to those guessing more correct games than others, with five tickets for Hayward Motor Movies or Ritz theater entries. Entries must be in The Daly Review office by Sunday noon, with mail by Wednesday. The decision of The Review is final and marks may be unclear.
In El Dorado bowl Hayward men lose to Stockton while Hayward gals rally, Jean Rugges posting a 215 game and 550 series leading Stockton. Jeanne DeMurse tops the winners with 449, Norma Hutchings 177, and Ben Rhodes plus George Wessling pace Hayward men in a low scoring evening.
Three sponsors are still sought for Hayward bowlers powder-pull circuits, with two leagues Wednesday and one Friday. Entry is 2.05 with 1 going to prize, top scorers include Faltnar Meyers 670 and Bob Ashley 664. women leaders include Ollie Longacre and Elaine Jablonshi. Hayward pace leads Pines Club and local teams contesting standings with high games and notable splits.
Po' Pappy Waldorf criticizes California's football showing after a 32 point loss to Penn. He cites weak blocking and passing games but praises defense and second unit readiness. He notes Minnesota's strength and discusses an upcoming matchup while Hollywood Stars trade players to New Orleans.
Close Tanfo and Oralion battled for the featured Mount Jatav at Tanferan. Huttler’s Sun surged to victory yesterday, snagging the purse in a rallying finish.
California’s Bears are named nation’s top college football team in a close race led by Michigan State and Tennessee. The poll shows California with 267 points, followed by Michigan State 284 and Tennessee, with Oklahoma and Notre Dame trailing.
The 2080 club hosts a charity golf event at Bay Driving Range Ashland on Sunday with a $100 prize for any hole in one. Proceeds support the 20 30 International Rheumatic Fever Moundaren fund. Local dignitaries and law enforcement will attend, with public figures including Hayward Mayor Carlos Ber and Judge T L Foley present as opening ceremonies kick off.
In a profile by United Press, Allie Reynolds, once called the Vanishing American, emerges as the Super Chief. He became the first American League pitcher to throw two no hitters in one season while battling bone chips and a rough past with fans and critics.
WAYWAMD Play-futball opens tonight at Bret Harte field with Russell City Boys' club facing Castro Valley Teen club at 7 15 pm in a teen league. At 8 30 pm Pillar Tuck-Spiders meet Eden Cards in an adult game under Hayward Area Recreation District supervision. Teens play two rounds over 40 weeks adults three rounds, with a final playoff. Supervisor Giles Siegerat says there are openings for additional teams and invites interested parties to contact the Recreation district office.
Hayward Farmers edged Castlemont with Vaughn Hitchcock delivering the headlines after his switch from number 17 to 36 sparked the win. Sid Hoos comments on Hitchcock’s rise as team numbers shift and Pac Coast magic grows. Also noted are amateur boxing plans in Oakland and other local sports notes including injuries to Bob Bagley and major league season tallies.
Hayward Athletic Club schedules its opener against the Oakland Rams for October 14 at the Rams home field. The club, boasting a 99 percent view, seeks local support as practice begins on Hanlon Field with help from Hayward High School coaches and publicist Max Irwin. Proceeds from a future benefit game for Sunset School will aid handicapped children.
Pittsburgh fans saw a wide open game as the Steelers rallied with passer Gary and rookies Ortmann and Mathews. The Giants were held to a 13 13 tie before about 27 000 spectators at home after a late flurry.
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