Rebuilding Arroyo Set For Wednesday Start
Arroyo High begins the season with many new faces as Brian Bates builds a lineup for the opener against California School for the Deaf on Wednesday. Sophomores Munoz Carter Barstow anchor the starting five while Evans stays on the freshman squad for experience.
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Arroyo High
Arroyo
California School For the Deaf
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Aveevo
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Steve Goodell
Gary Dorst
Casno Valley High
Ian
Oklahoma
Arreyo
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Encina
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Ley
Huskies Travel To Moreen Hill
Huskies head to Morgan Hill to face the Live Oak Acorns at 3 30 p m in hopes of a second straight win. Don Walton centers with Orrin Olk and Cal Robertson or Jim Wolfsmith at forwards Mon ica Paler and Gary Payton guard. last Friday Washington beat the Dons 81 30 in their opener.
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Washington Huskies
Morgan Hill
Linsu
Don Wolfe
Don Walton
Orrin Olk
Cal Robertson
Jim Wolfsmith
Monica Paler
Gary Payton
Huskies
Funador Dons
Pleasantor
Jher Robertson
Panlty Fine
Gil Cobartuinaz
Cobstraiiez Mar
Tamor‘yaw
Washington 83
Don McCaslin
Christmas Dance for San Leandro City Employees
San Leandro city employees will hold a Christmas dinner dance beginning at 7 p.m. on December 22 at San Leandro's club. The event is organized to celebrate the holiday season with coworkers and city staff.
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San Leandro
Rebel Cagers Go After Third Win At Mt Diablo
San Lorenzo Rebels travel to Concord to face Mt Diablo in search of a third win in four starts. Coach Tony Winn expects a close battle with the Red Devils who consistently finish high in the Diablo Valley League. Last Friday San Lorenzo beat Oakland 49 to 41 while Mt Diablo lost a hard fought 49 to 41 at home to Encinal. The game caps a day of practice before Hayward Invitations and potential lineup shifts with Larry Barrera possibly joining the lineup.
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Ron Divito
Frank Souza
Jacko Eavessugh
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San Leandro to Host Mustangs in Tight Contests
San Leandro hosts St Elizabeth’s of the Catholic Athletic League in a 3:30 p.m. warmup game ahead of the Hayward Invitational tournament. The Buccaneers pursue an ACAL opener versus Richmond on December 11 after close shows against Washington of San Francisco and Mission. Leading scorer Lee Junta has 17 points over the two games.
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San Francisco
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Leeading Essel
Nor Cal Open At Northwood Teases Hot Start In Cal Golf
Northwood Lodge hosts the Nor Cal Golf Open at Monte Rio California with a 54 hole event. Ken Towns San Francisco and Larry Montes lead the first round alongside John Geerts en and young pros Bob Moore Fairfax Buddy Sullivan Glenview DL Ed Lewis Marysville Tony Lama Bill Lane Vince Holian. Donald Webber wins weekend amateur title with 144 to take low net in Class A.
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San Francisco
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Glenview
Eds Lewis
Marysville
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Webber
Northwood
Elmer
Clutef
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Northwood Lodge
Beer Nine Nips Merchants, 1-0: Wins Title
In a semi pro game yesterday San Leandro held the Merchants to scoreless innings until Lucky delivered the decisive run in the ninth on an error. Don Ferrarese moved to second on a fielder’s choice and Mahrt batted for Mathews, but Fonl allowed a curve for Maks and Sneed, letting Leandro reach third. Ferrarese finished the game with five strikeouts and two walks as Sam Hitcher and Rich Soares were the only Merchants with hits. Petalume visits San Leandro next Sunday at 2 PM.
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Meadows Headliner at Bay Meadows Seeks Anita King Handicap
Bay Meadows race track advances to the semifinal stage of the Anita King Handicap eliminations as the final week of the event unfolds. Matt Kerr’s Bobby Brocao is favored to lead the weekend headliner, with the field expected to contest the $20,000 stakes.
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Hard-Won Victory in Hollywood Fights
Unspecified boxers Filippo Caste of Manila defeated Masay in a unanimous decision at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Filipino challenger Filippo endured cuts over both eyes in a bloody ten round welterweight bout, securing a near clean victory for the Manila fighter.
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Detroit Shocks Chibears 42-10 in NFL action
Detroit stunned Chicago 42-10 as Layne threw for two scores and ran one in. The Lions outgained the Bears by nearly 300 yards while the Packers and Giants struggled later. Ollie Matson scored late for the Cardinals to edge the Packers 14-13. Lou Groza kicked a 37-yard field goal with 29 seconds left to beat the Eagles 14-13. Elie Wiesel, in his final season, guided the Steelers to a 30-13 win over the Rams.
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San Jose State 1959 boxing schedule unveiled
Spartan Ring Sked pairs San Jose State with Wisconsin Michigan State and Washington State in a 12 event boxing slate for 1959. Coach Jie Menendez leads a veteran squad featuring seven 1956 veterans returning to ring action.
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Moral Victory for U S Greco Roman Team in Melbourne
The first American Greco-Rreal wrestling team at the Melbourne games scored a moral victory by winning two of six bouts and outperforming a strong Soviet squad, which won three of eight. The report notes the opening round mat action and contrasts outcomes with the Russian team.
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Majors Draft Rules Weighed In Ongoing Baseball Debate
A draft proposal would cap Major League rosters at 22 by opening day, with a flat 25 000 price tag for all players chosen. Minor Leagues seek better breaks and earlier team shaping, while majors keep rosters in flux as assignments to minor clubs are deferred. Legislative programs to be discussed Tuesday and voted Thursday with final approval at the majors annual meeting next week.
Bruin Opponent Eleven Highlighted By Bruins Talent
Washington Huskies dominate UCLA selections on an all-opponent eleven list due to playing ability. Notable ends Tom Maentz of Michigan and Phil McHugh of Oregon lead a roster featuring George Struger from Washington, Mike Henry of South Carolina, and guard Dick Day of Washington.
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Dons Seek Return Test as Seattle U Faces San Francisco
San Francisco remains top on the Pacific Coast basketball scene but faces a stern test from Seattle University led by Elgin Baylor. Baylor scored heavily in recent wins while the Dons edged California to stretch their streak to 57 straight.
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Gonsalves Wins Decision in Japan
Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland California, seventh ranked lightweight, defeated Jiro Sawada of Japan in Osaka in a decisive bout before 3000 spectators at the Osaka Tri City Athletic Gym. Gonsalves had previously won an unanimous decision over Sawada in Tokyo. Last month Gonsalves weighed 138 45 pounds, Sawada 139 72.
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Red Banquet Honors San Lorenzo Jayvees Leaders
San Lorenzo High holds its annual Jayvee banquet in the school cafeteria at 7 o clock. Ed Grima will present the most valuable varsity football trophy the Hussler award and coaches Merred and James Miller will speak. The event honors three years of jayvee play and is organized by the San Lorenzo High Booster League under president Lynn Shipre.
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Sit In Debut Tonight Promises Dipper Chamberlain Breakthrough
The seven foot center Wilt Chamberlain, known as The Dipper for his soaring jumps and dunks, makes his college debut tonight at Lawrence Kansas for Kentucky against Northern. Coaches expect him to reshape the game and push Kent toward the top as Louisville opened with a win over Morehead State and Chamberlain’s early All America bid begins with 28 points.
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