Rebs Montalbo Shines In Alameda Drill
East Bay grid coaches reshuffled the roster after Bill Lincoln of San Leandro was ruled out for next week's prep clash. Don Lomba replacing Lincoln led a 30 minute scrimmage while Mel Montalbo moved into a major passer role and flanker duties.
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DiMag Headed All-Time PCL Team by Helms Foundation
DiMag headed the Helms Athletic Foundation All-Time Pacific Coast League team with six San Francisco players. Outfield features DiMaggio O Doul and Ike Boone. infielders include Suhr Reese Crosetti and others. Pitchers May Thomas Jansen Vickers Gragg named. Eckhardt and Sheely were considered but left off.
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Butcher Seeks 7th Straight In Richmond Heavyweight Fight
Undefeated San Francisco heavyweight Bunny Butcher aims for his seventh straight win as he fights Art Wright in a half of a double eight round main event at the Richmond Auditorium. Wright, from Chicago, beat Butcher five months ago in six rounds. Brown-Agbulos bout canceled due to Brown’s illness. Marquez adds bantamweight bout.
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Leo Agbulos
Stockton
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Herman Marquez
Tony Gang Des
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Marquez
Boston
Herron and Lager Lead Village Trio in COMMERCIAL TRIO
Herron and Lager head a village trio lineup featuring Blackie Herron 205-756 and Bernie Lager 210-292-735 with Herb Pearson 200-588 and John Wall 745 among players. The roster includes Ralph Martinez 706 Frank Alves 789 Al Anderson 732 Lou Speicher 687 and others, highlighting a competitive scene and member numbers.
Major Homerun Production Off Across Major Leagues
United Press survey shows major league home run output down 6.18 percent overall with NL down 44.3 percent and AL down 3.2 percent. Braves and Redlegs lead NL and AL respectively with 136 homers, Athletics up 55 percent, Yankees off 24.2 percent.
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Lotz Leads In Final Round Of Junior Tourney
San Mateo reports John Lotz of San Lorenzo led by two strokes in the Robert O'Brien Memorial junior golf tournament at San Mateo mini course after a 33 34 67 effort. Defending champ Mitch Greenback, Ronnie Greenback, and Dick Lotz trailed in the 16 17 and 15 16 divisions as the final 18 holes were set for today.
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Berg Wins In World Playoff At Tam OShanter Club
Chicago golfer Patty Berg captured the World tournament title by two strokes over Fay Crocker at Tam O Shanter. Berg posted a 77 to Crocker’s 79, finishing 72 holes in 302 to tie Crocker, with Berg earning the $16,000 first prize and boosting her year total.
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Storey to Launch KNX Sports Show Replacing Hearn
Roy Storey, former San Francisco radio sportscaster, will begin a new sports program August 19 on KNX Radio in Los Angeles, replacing Chick Hearn who has given up his program. The show will air in the afternoon Pacific time.
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Sam Snead Golf School Arm and Swing Tips
The article describes Sam Snead's golf instruction with focus on keeping the left arm straight through the backswing and downswing. It notes the shaft below horizontal at the end of the backswing and instructs keeping the head steady while delivering wrists cocked. It explains that a straight left arm and wrists cocked produce a slightly inside-out downswing for overspin and longer drives, and emphasizes extending the hands downward to increase leverage and power.
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Mayer Denies Splitting Purse With Besselink
Chicago report says golfer Mayer, winner of 30030 at Tam World Championship, denied paying 5000 to Al Besselink to secure the prize. His wife Doris was quoted confirming the payoff claim. Mayer refused further discussion, saying he was tired and planned to fish after the final round win.
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Baptiste and Mattos Spark Teamsters to Closing Win
Teamsters 765, already clinching the Hayward Area Recreation District crown, closed the season with a win over Diddy Plumbing. San Lorenzo Bowl beat Castro to keep hope alive for second place in C-2. Hayward Optimist edged Air National Guard 10 9 in a separate BB game. Lou Nunes homered for the Optimists.
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LENNYS EAGLES MEET IN LEANDRO PLAYOFF TONIGHT
Lennys and San Leandro Eagles tied for first in the regular season and will clash tonight at Thrasher Park at 7:00 for the A League summer title deciding game. Fern Lopez pitched for Lenny's and hit a double while Bill Pacheco of Walsga Bowl added a triple.
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Fremont Nine on a win streak faces Jays next
Fremont semi pro baseball team on a three game run set to meet Pleasanton Blue Jays next Sunday in a double header at Washington High. Miro Kuratori delivered a clutch eighth inning homer to power Fremont past National Carpeting of Oakland 4 to 3. Pitcher Bob Luneceford allowed seven hits while overcoming a rough first inning as Fremont earned its fourth straight win. The Jays and Hayward Giants will play a twin bill with Fremont seeking revenge after a prior loss to Pleasanton.
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