Boxing Card Promises Word of TV Fights This Week
Olson tiffs McMurtry on Portland showdown while midweek Webb faces Joseph in Chicago Stadium battle. TV bouts include Akins versus Hart in Cleveland and Olson versus McMurtry without telecast, with multiple city-by-city prelims listed for the week.
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Reed Emerson Net Final Postponed at Southampton
The Southampton Invitation Tennis Tournament final between Roy Emerson of Australia and Whitney Reed of Alameda California was postponed after Emerson won the first set 10 8 and took the opening game of the second set. The men's singles champion may not be known until next Sunday.
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Charlene Williams Dominates Three Events at Burlingame Meet
Charlene Williams of San Lorenzo placed first in the broad jump with a 14 foot mark and finished third in both the 30 and 100 meter dashes during Saturday's all-comers truck meet in Burlingame. Emerson and Reed won events at the Eastern Grass Cover championships in South Orange, NJ.
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The Club house resumes after vacation break
The Sports editor Sid Hoos is away on vacation. His column will resume upon his return.
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Ports Drop Josex To Tie for First
In the California League pennant chase the Salinas Packers won 3 to 2 over Modesto to sweep the series and take over first place. Stockton beat San Jose 5 to 4 to stay tied with Visalia, while Bakersfield defeated Visalia 10 to 5 knocking the Redlegs from the top spot. Bill Kahler scored the winning run by tagging John Roth in the eighth. Bill Dial suffered his third straight loss to drop to 18-5.
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National AAU Swim Meet Sets Multiple New Marks
The Philadelphia event produced eight new records including Gary Heinrich of Bay-O-Vista with a 9:13.61 in the 400 meter individual medley. Heinrich’s time is submitted as a world record. McKinney Jr. and Dick Hanley also posted double wins, while George Breen and Bill Yorzyk set American marks in distance freestyle and butterfly respectively. Bay-O-Vista placed eighth in the team standings with 15 points led by Heinrich and Foss.
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Gary Heinrich Featured On Tonight's Doten Show
Hayward’s Gary Heinrich will be honored by the Doten’s Sports Institute tonight at 7 p.m. He receives a certificate for his performance at the Senior Men’s Swimming Championships in Philadelphia this week. Five other athletes join the program including tennis standout Bobby Siska, two basketball players Bob Rodrigues and Joe Hagler, and grid stars Herm Uzenda and John Schwartz.
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De Vicenzo Defends Four Stroke Lead in Tam Golf
Roberto De Vicenzo of Argentina holds a four stroke lead entering the final round of Tom O'Shat ter's All American tournament at Tam Golf. He notes a 72 might suffice, aiming to surpass it. The field includes Sam Snead with 207 total and Paul Harney at 208, as others chase in the $25,000 event. Jackie Pune leads the women with 226, while Fay Cracker and Patty Bers sit at 227.
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Rochester
Mich
Bo Rosburg
San Francisco
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N. Y
Don Fairfield
Casey
Jackie Pune
Honolulu
Fay Cracker
Uruguay
Patty Bers
Heartbreak in Hayward Sectional Final Hopes Die 5-3
Marin defeats Hayward 5-3 to win the Little League Sectional title at Hayward. Costa had a fence-clearing homer that was ruled foul, costing Hayward a late rally as Marin out hit 6-4 but committed eight errors by Hayward. Starter Val Carrera left in the first inning but Hayward rallied for three in the first. final effort falls short as Marin advances to state tournament at Santa Monica.
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Deer season opens with scarcer hunt many find
In opening weeks, deer numbers fall short of 56 levels across South County. Castro Valley hunter Mrs Ona Zigel hofer and companions bag two bucks at Hill Lambert Range, while Lig srmore Locker’s J N Bodenhausen notes about 40 deer vs 70 last opening. Niles Food Locker records 10 deer compared with 25 last year.
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Cannery Nine Drops 1-0 to Redwood City in Practice
In Redwood City Bay ward Cannery Workers lose 1-0 to defending California Saftbal champions Redwood City. Postgame reports indicate Nayward and Redwood City will clash in the opening game of the state tournament set for August 28 in Redwood City.
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Lunceford Hurls Fremont Hitter Rally Ends In 8-0 Win
Fremont pitchers Bob Lunceford and teammates delivered an errorless performance to blank Jefferson of San Francisco 8 to 0 in semi pro baseball. Eddie Santos collected three singles in four at bats. Bob Marina and Tony Shivers added contributions including Lunceford two singles and a triple by Marina.
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San Francisco
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Tony Shivers
Lunceford
Spahn Delivers Relief in Braves Win Over Dodgers
Warren Spahn pitched in relief to secure Milwaukee’s 9 7 victory over Brooklyn, allowing the Braves to cut St Louis’s lead to a half game. Ed Matthews Rise Logan and Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee as Sal Maglie and Carl Erskine were shelled. The Dodgers are now three games back.
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Bragan Expected to Sign with Cuban Team
Bobby Bragan, fixed Saturday as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was expected to sign today to manage the Almendares club in the Cuban Winter League. The Texan, reportedly offered about $10,000 for the Cuban post, will also collect pay from the Pirates for the NL season. Tomorrow, Allegheny area auto dealers will present him a new car at Chartiers Country Club.
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Boudreau Set To Exit As Kansas City Manager
Kansas City Athletics face eight day deadline to replace manager Lou Boudreau with George Selkirk likely taking over. Boudreau, under contract for another year, may move to front office possibly sharing/directing player personnel duties with Selkirk. A’s, 2 games behind Senators, 14 behind leaders Orioles and Indians.
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Bob Martyn
Woody Held
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Senators
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Indians
Gonzales Wins Pro Tourney in Los Angeles
Dick Gonzales captures the $10,000 Masters round robin title in Los Angeles by defeating Australian Frank Sedgman 4-1 6-1 in the finals to seal his fifth victory in six clashes, with his only loss coming in a marathon match to Ken Rasewall.
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Frank Sedgman
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Ken Rasewall
Fremont Ball Title At Stake Tonight
Two Washington Township baseball games mark a pivotal night as league titles loom. Passco Steelers face Glenmoor in a postponed clash while Teamsters take on Westwace Chemical in a makeup of a tie game. Last Friday the Teamsters beat Passco 6 2 to pull even for first. Peter Mendoza earned the win and hit two home runs.
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