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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1926

Page

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Hayward High Clinches Alameda County Class B Title

Hayward High School football defeated Centerville 14 to 6 to win the Alameda county Class B championship. The team faces Berkeley Friday in Hayward Field for the Class A title game, a step toward possible district and state competition. Arnold kicked extra points and a forward pass to Forth produced Hayward’s second score.

Hayward Union High School Centerville Camp Alameda County Berkeley Fligh Hayward Field Hayward High Hayward Arnold Smith

Robello Pleads Guilty in Wright Act Violation Case

Joseph Robello of Hayward pleads guilty after being brought into Justice Court today for Wright act violations. He was arrested Saturday by Hayward police officer Louis Silva. Robello, proprietor of a soft drink establishment, faces a $350 fine for the offense.

Joseph Robello Hayward Justice Court Louis Silva Robello

Boy Hit by Car on B Street Suffers Minor Injuries

Eight year old Mosdéav pupil Donald May was struck while crossing B Street about 11 am. He sustained a bruised arm and a facial laceration but ran away and was brought to Hayward Central Hospital. Driver Victor Lund and his brother assisted, offered to cover all expenses, and a visit from Chief Lewis followed as Mrs. C. F. May, the boy’s mother, arrived.

Donald May B Street Stret Hayward Central Hospital Victor Lund Hayward Clarksburg Ag County Lewis C. F. May Sunset Boulevard

Pleads Guilty on Night Driving with Headlights Out

Charles Bush of Hayward pled guilty before Judge Jacob Harder Jr to driving at night with both headlights out. He is prohibited from operating a vehicle for sixty days. Ronald Mitchell of Tayuvard was found guilty of speeding and fined ten dollars in Justice Court.

Charles Bush Hayward Jacob Harder, Jr Ronald Mitchell Tayuvard

End of World Yet Long Life for Earth Said

Prof FT Veulion of the University of Chicago asserts Earth has about 29.6 billion seats left to whirl around the sun. The piece promises a calm view of cosmic cycles and hints at automotive praise for Chevrolet.

Scence Roy Ciphers FT Veulion Univerity of Chicago

Hayward C L Tires Edge Zenith Mills In Close Baseball Tilt

In a Sunday game at Eosester Park the Zenith Mills nine led 1 0 in the third on a sacrifice and squeeze. Hayward C L tied late but Jogiersen muscled a long drive for a homer and the visitors won as Zenith Mills pitcher Ricker held Hayward to eight hits. Umpire Lacey drew comment from both sides.

Eosester Park Zenith Mills Hayward Rigas Grindel Chestore Ted Travis Biggs Jogiursen Ruth Jogersunm Wes Haward Shirieem Zenich Enith Mills Struits Ricker Conroy Escobar Ray Lacey Oakland

Hayward Victory Sparks Title Hope Against Berkeley

Albert Rizzo shone as quarterback guiding Hayward through the season with one defeat by Palo Alto marking a moral triumph. Granger, O Brien and a strong line led by Gould Arnold Plughaupt Tomley Red Little held firm while Red Underwood battled an injury. Coach Smith expects a great scrap as Hayward aims to beat Berkeley with spirit and improved ball knowledge.

Albert Rizzo Granger O Brien Gould Arnold Plughaupt Tomley Red Little Don Harder Pete Jones Dobie Forth Red Underwood Hayward Palo Alto Berkeley Smith

Heart of Hayward: Introducing Our Celebrities

A feature on Hayward leaders with focus on Roberts Implement Co founder and a mechanic minded lifelong learner. The piece paints a portrait of David Roberts’s journey from farming to industry, highlighting his love of machinery and marriage as turning points for the Hayward business community.

Heart of Hayward Hayward Joe Roberts Implement Co Wis Alameda Contra Costa Roberts Evan

OConnor Joins Rotary as Alameda Meeting Features

Edwin H Correll of the National organization spoke at the Rotary luncheon in Alameda. Dr WS OConner was admitted to membership amid cheers. Rotary officials, Rev Josiah Daniel and Leicorre Freeman highlighted planning for Ladies Night and upcoming events. President Rebineva presided and delivered his usual vigor.

Edwin H Correll WS. O'Conner Xou Dan Daniels Sterling Dousk Rotsr Josiah Daniel Ro Moore Rotary Shin J. B. Person Arthur Beam Red Cross Alameda Leicorre Freeman Rebineva

Hit and Run Driver Held In Charge At Hearing

Frank F. Everett of Oakland charged with failing to stop and render aid after hitting Charles Hassard a 10 year old Castro Valley school pupil He was arraigned this morning before Judge Jacob Harder Jr at a preliminary hearing in Justice Court Bail was set at 2000 The boy was struck by a Ford last Friday as he rode home from school He was initially thought dying but hospital reports indicate he is improving and on the road to recovery

Frank F. Everett Qak Charles Hassard Castro Valley Jacob Harder, Jr Justice Court Hayward General Hospital

Hermann Sons Mask Ball Draws Large Local Crowd

The Hermann Sons masquerade at the Bank of Harvards Lall Saturday night drew a huge attendance despite nearby dances. Jeweler M J Hetzler praised the crowd, the event’s music by Alina Staley’s orchestra, and noted older members kept dancing into the evening. The fraternal group reports about 360000 members nationwide, 7000 in California, and under a hundred locally.

Herman Sons Bank of Harvards Wes M J Hetzler Alina Staley Hermann Sons United States California Hetzler

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