Cabrillo Park Advances in Softball Tournament
Cabrillo Park of Den Waterville won 3-1 over Red Bluff Merchants to advance in the State Softball Tournament. Mozzini pitched well with help from Cy Tom Ritchie, holding Red Bluff to two extra hits. Krockel homered for Centeraville, while Vera Jimenez, Al Souza and Mozzini fueled Cabrillo’s late rally. Cabrillo Park will face Leon Terry of San Jose next. Other games saw Benicia edge Pacific Service Employees 5-4, Sacramento Coca Cola Stars beat Leon Terry 3-2, and Freeman Paving down Victory Market 4-3. all losers eliminated.
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One-Hitter Leads Spooks Over Hayward In Semi Final Pace
Eddie's Spooks beat Crown Statio neers 2-1 at Washington Park to reach the Northern California Recreation Sports Federation softball semifinals. Ernie Chitwood hurled a one hitter with eight strikeouts, Joe August scored the first run, and Cliff Walter added a run on a fifth inning double. In the nightcap, Spooks won 3-0 as Walter and Walt Muniz delivered hits and Chitwood earned the mound win.
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Rabbit's Foot Helps Smith Win Tourney in Kansas City
Marilyn Smith of Wichita Kansas won the Heart of America Open after a sudden death playoff with Alice Bauer Hagge of Sarasota Florida. Smith sealed the victory with a 140 yard birdie following a rabbit's foot charm. Hagge matched the final round 70s but missed a closing putt to lose.
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Rainiers Lose Two as Stars Close In on Lead
Lawrence and Pillette spark the Rainiers as the Oaks defeat Portland and Oakland wins two to tighten the Coast League standings. Hollywood Stars rally past San Diego. San Francisco and Sacramento split, while Seattle slips further in the race.
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Pro Tennis Matches Interrupted By Rain in Berlin
Berlin reports interrupted pro tennis as thunder storms halted the international tournament. Richard Pancho Gonzales led Ancha Segura of Ecuador 8-2 in the first set before the postponement, while Ken McGregor of Australia held a 75 63 lead over Fred Perry of England when play stopped.
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Swedish boxer Johannsson stops Ten Hoff in first round
In Gothenburg Sweden Ingemar Johannsson knocked out German former European heavyweight champion Hein Ten Hoff at the 0 second mark of the opening round in an eight round scheduled bout. Johannsson outweighed Hoff by a large margin and dominated the match from the bell.
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Moore Proposes Winner-Take-All Heavyweight Fight
Moore suggests tearing up the contract for a winner-take-all title bout with Rocky Marciano. Moore, who meets Marciano on September 20 in North Adams, says Rocky is favored at 3 to 1 and that he would sign a new contract for a winner-take-all fight tomorrow.
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