Goodell's 15 Carries Spartans to Close Win
Richomnd center Goodell scored all seven Castro Valley first quarter points and totaled 15 in a 30-28 victory over DeAnza. Bergmann's Spartans trailed briefly but surged to their second win in three starts. DeAnza guards struggled, as Greene brothers led the home team with 22 of 26 points.
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East Team completes Ski East West game roster
The San Francisco event will feature a 24 man East squad for the Ski East West game with two Naval Academy players Wilson Whitmire from Coronado California and Jim Hower from Chicago. The West squad had been completed earlier.
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Gaels Defeat Aggies 68 to 50 in Moraga
St Marys Gaziel romped over the Cal Aggies 68 to 50 as Coach Jim Weaver used every player. Mike Carosselli led St Marys with 13 points in ten minutes of play. St Marys Frosh beat Oakland JC 62 to 58 with Larry Brennan scoring 19 for the winners.
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Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool Reports On Loop Streams
Ralph Stevens shares the Loop streams fishing outlook with Jack McCurley. Bar-bound Gualala and Navarro openings, low flows on Garcia and Big River promise few fish. steelhead prospects improve late month but weather remains uncertain.
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Giants Favored To End Browns Six-Title Run
United Press Sports reports the New York Giants, 7-2-1, favored to end the Cleveland Browns six-title streak by tying or defeating them at Yankee Stadium. Detroit Lions also favored to beat the Steelers, Bears close with the Cardinals, and Redskins favored over the Eagles. Rams host the Colts as the 1940s era NFL slate airs regionally.
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Wolves Outshoot Lorenzo Riflemen in Practice Loss
Danville San Lorenzo High Cadet Corns Rifle team fell to San Ramon 849 to 791 on the Danville range. It marked their first defeat in two years. San Lorenzo featured Byron Disney Roger Frink Norman Lichty Dennis Peterson and Stan Mulherin with coach Jack Kalasti remarking on the effort despite circumstances. The team opens league play next week against Hayward High.
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Injury Riddled Rams To Use New Backfield
The injury plagued Los Angeles Rams prepare for a key NFL matchup with the Baltimore Colts. Rams coach Sid Gillman will field a new backfield led by Bill Wade at quarterback with Joe Marconi, Tank Younger and Bob Boyd in support as the Rams seek an upset against the favored Colts.
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Spartans Defeat Pirate Matmen in Narrow Win
Gan Leandro under coach Vaughn Hitchcock edged San Leandro High 33-23 at home. Spartans saw Kent Lesher pin Terry Stinnett to seal victory as four straight pins followed in the later weights.
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Big Ten Votes Today on Aid To Athletes
Chicago reports say Big Ten faculty reps will vote today on proposed rules governing athletic financial aid. If approved, all aid offers would be filed with the commissioner's office with strict penalties for violations. Action expected on the agenda, while athletic directors finalize 1959 1960 football schedules. Northwestern hosts next year tennis meet May 23 24 25 and track May 24 25. Golf tourney set for Town May 24 25. Group to reconvene in March after confab ends.
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Ford Lary Win Pitching Honors In Junior Loop
The 1956 season highlighted Whitey Ford as the AL’s top pitcher with a 2.47 ERA and an 18-6 record for the New York Yankees. Detroit’s Frank Lary earned recognition as a standout in the junior circuit with a 21-13 record, leading in innings (294) and batters faced (1,126) and starting the most games, though he also led in hits allowed and walks. The Tiger sophomore joined Orr, Lemon, Score, Wynn, and Pierce among 20-game winners, with Lemon’s seventh such season. Camilo Pascual topped hitters’ resistance, while Don Larsen stood seventh in ERA in World Series teams’ era, as the Yankees placed second in team ERA behind Cleveland.
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Pat McCormick Plans to Retire From Diving
Mrs Harriett Smith of Tang Beach California says Pat McCormick will retire from athletics after defending her platform and springboard diving titles first won at the Helsinki Games four years ago in Melbourne yesterday the mother of a nine month old son noted she has made her last competitive dives.
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34 Hungarian Athletes: Hope to Settle in U. S.
The Melbourne report notes 34 Hungarian Olympic athletes planned to emigrate to the United States under sponsorship, while 46 stayed in Australia amid fears of retaliation. Departures from Essendon Airport occurred as 82 total left, with some heading toward Milan to assess Europe while others faced uncertain futures.
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Easier splits to shoot in bowling tips by Joe Wilman
In Tips for better splits the article outlines easier targets such as 3-19 2-7 5-10 and 4-7. It advises choosing a matched approach, selecting a spot or angle, and focusing on the shot before the split. It urges confidence in turning the split and controlling release.
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