Policemen Defeat Firemen Twice To Cop 2nd Straight L.L. Crown
The Hayward Police Department won its second straight Little League City Championship by defeating the Hayward Fire Department twice over the weekend at Winton. Saturday saw a 11-9 slugfest where the Policemen rallied in the fourth to edge the Firemen. Sunday the Police held the lead most of the game in a 9-8 victory. Doug Cabral Dwight Smith and Jim Cicero led the Policemen with key hits.
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Rubble Phaza
Darrell Dolan
Hayward
Chai
Winton
Doug Cabral
Dwight Smith
Jim Cicero
Police
Cabrel
Smith
Cicero
Gary Souza
Stack
Dave Harrelson
Jacki Silva ¢Ach
Frank Marino
Harrellson
Hanse Fanning
Cabral
Warren Burg
Souza
Piremen
Silva
Egyptian lands first in mass channel swim
Egyptian army officer Abdel Latif Adu Heit won the mass English Channel swim in 11 hours 44 minutes, defeating Tom Park of Long Beach. Park finished in 12 hours 5 minutes after a neck and neck race from Cap Gris Nez. Sixteen entrants began the 21 mile course. prize money included 1900 for first across and a 3000 silver cup for fastest time.
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Dover
Eng
INS
Abdel Latif Adu Heit
Tom Perk
Long Beach
Clit
Heit
Park
Mensea
Cap Gris Nez
Gabrielle Vegni
Egypt
Av Park
Hassan Abd el Rehim
Florence Chadwick
Peter Allsworth
Britain
Youssef Gyrgist
Sian Crompton
Hayward Man Captures Alameda City Tennis Title
Top seeded Harry Buttimer of Daly City won the Alameda city teams championship with a 2 3 6 7 5 victory over Joe Woolfson of Hayward. Woolfson teamed with Dutch Krikorian to win the men's doubles 1 2 6 2 6 2 against Buttimer and Bill Hoepner. Donna Story of San Francisco upset Ann Reed of Alameda to take the women's singles title, 6 2 3 6 6 3.
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Alameda
Harry Buttimer
Daly City
Alameda City
Joe Woolfson
Hayward
Woolfson
Dutch Krikorian
Mountain View
Buttimer
Bill Hoepner
San Francisco
Donna Story
San Franciscan
Secon
Ann Reed
Sweikert sets 3 new records at Heidelberg Raceway
Pittsburgh, Wy. Hayward's Bob Sweikert, Indy 500 champion, broke three records in Heidelberg's first big car program in six years. A sellout crowd of 9,000 watched him win the 350 lap event in 20:06.70, set an eight-lap heat mark of 3:08.78, and lowered the time trial mark to 22.87 from 22.94.
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Pittsburgh
Hayward
Bob Sweikert
Heidelberg Raceway
Sweikert
Newport Title To Richardson
Newport title goes to Richardson after he wins the Raper invitation championship for the second time. The 23 year old Rhodes scholar from Baton Rouge Louisiana, ranked third in the nation, defeated Herbie Mann 6-2 6-2 and then partnered with Vic Seixas to win the doubles 3-6 6-1 6-4 over Kamo and Miyagi of Japan.
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Newport
Ham Richardson
Baton Rouge
Herbie Mann
Beverly Hills
Cati
Richardson
Vic Seras
Philadelphia
Tribe Falls as Yankees Rally Tightens AL Pennant Race
In a tense American League pennant scramble, Cleveland lost 7 to 2 to Kansas City while New York swept Baltimore in a doubleheader and Chicago edged Detroit 5 to 4. Boston revived by sweeping Washington 9-8 and 2-1, with Brooklyn still far ahead in the National League as Robin Roberts notches his 19th win.
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Howard Sigmund
NEW York
Dieland Indians
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Baltimore Drinl
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Chisox
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Bosox
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Peerless
Robin Roberts
Don Newcombe
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Ted
Bobby Shantz
Art Ditmar
Mike Garcia
Hector Lopez
Athletics
Jim
Bobby Avila
Tribe
Ed Lopat
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Mickey Mantle
Lefty
Whitey Ford
Bayer
Yogi Berra
Bombers
Jim Kenstanty
Tommy Byrne
Konstanty
Bobby ‘Richardson
Richmond
Rip Coleman
Denver
Bob Grim
Billy Pierce
Detroit
al Kaline Mo
Billy Tuttle
White Sox
Ned Garver
Norm Zauchin
George Susce
Washington
Pedro Ramor
Willie Jones
Newcombe
Roberts
Don Zimmer
Carl Furillo
Bob Miler
Furillo
Marty Dickson
Philadelphia
Jim Greengrass
Stan Lopeta
del Ennis
Roy Campanella
Johnny Antonelli
Jim Hearn
Giants
Sid Gordon
Antonelli
Gordon
Hearn
Johnny Logan
Warran Packer
Milwaukee
George Crowe
Braves
Cubs
Rookies Spark 60-14 49ers Win Over Steelers
San Francisco used a wave of rookies at Hughes Stadium to rout Pittsburgh 60-14 in a NFL exhibition. George Maderos led the night with two touchdowns as others shined on defense while injuries dented the squad including Hugh McElhenny and Paul Caer. Strader lauded rookies Palatella and Laughlin and noted want for depth ahead of Seattle game.
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Sacramento
San Francisco 49Ers
Hughes Stadium
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Pittsburg
St. Toul Cre Cai
Will
Norman
Red) Strader
Promize
Law
George Maderos
Chico State
Pittsburgh
Maderos
49Ers
George
Chico
Clay Matthews
Pat Brady
Mederes
Vic Eaton
Strader
Rook Lou Palatella
Bud Laughlin
Joe
Jet) Perry
Clarence Norris
Norris
Sid Youngleman
Ron Ashbacher
Matt Hazeltine
Cal
Frank Mincevich
Eldred Kraemerland
Dicky Moegle
Hugh McEihenny
Hugh
Wiliam O'Grady
Pitt
Phenoms falter before large scouting turnout in doubleheader
Oakland pitchers Besana and Beamon struggled as Sacramento sent Johnny Briggs and Harry Bright to the fore in a doubleheader. Rufus Crawford sparked the visitors with a homer and a double, while Acorns fail to score in both games, ending the day with questions for Oakland’s pitching and hitting.
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Emeryville
Sacramento
Oakland
Fredde Besana
Charlie Beamon
Besena
Beamon
Fred
Oaks Park
Johnny Briges
Harry Bright
Briggs
Besana
Johnny
Bright
Resana
Rufus Crawford
Buffalo
Bright Crawford
Acorn
Oaks
Scions
Jone
Jerry Strester
Richie Myers
Nippy Jones
Streeter
Myers
Jones
Ed Mierkowice
Crawford
Danny Balch
Brigas
al Heist
Balch
Besane
Tom Borland
Ms Sagramento
Chet Johnson
Vefthander
J George Metkovich
Duane Pillette
Allen
Getteli
The
Seals
Rengr
Boros Wins Tom Tourney for record Golf Bonanza
Julius Boros captured the ninth World Tournament at Tam O’Shanter, earning $50,000 first prize and $57,000 in exhibitions. He finished 7 under par at 281 with a final round 76, beating Fred Haas by two strokes who earned $10,000. Peter Thomson Gene Littler Henry Ransom tied for third, sharing $10,500.
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Chicago
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N. C
Tam O’shan- Her County
Boros
Fairfield
Conn
Bores
Fred [Haas
Claremont
Calif
Haas
New Orleans
Peter Thomson
Gene Littler
Henry Ransom
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alls
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Rosburg
Wininger
Wally Ulrich
Jay Hebert
Woodmere
Long Island
N.Y
Littler
Palm
Springs
Call
Seattle Beats Stars Twice to Hike PCL Lead
Seattle Rainiers widen Pacific Coast League lead to four games by sweeping Hollywood 3-1 in game one and overcoming Hollywood 6-5 in 12 innings in game two. San Francisco Seals split with Portland 6-3 and 0-4, while Sacramento Solons beat Oakland 5-0 and 3-0. San Diego and Los Angeles also divided. Padres won 6-4, Angels 3-2 in 8 innings.
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Seattle Rainners
Hollywood
Sacramento
Solons
Oakland
Bours
SEALS
Portland
Deve Melton
Glenn Elliott
San Diego
Los Angeles
Padres
Angels
Steve Bilxo
Gene Verdle
Seattle
Adams
Seels
Bob Coats
Hall Rice
Buzz Clarkson
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