Knicks Rally Past Celtics in Revenge Duel
Richie Guerin led the Knicks with 28 points as New York beat Boston 106 to 95 at Madison Square Garden in the featured NBA twinbill. Bob Pettit led the Hawks to a 102 to 90 win over the Royals, while the Nationals beat the Lakers 104 to 91 and the Warriors defeated the Pistons 100 to 97 in Detroit. George Yardley scored 30 for Detroit, with Dolan Schayes adding 26 and Ed Conlin 25 for the Nationals.
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Township Five DeMolay Leader Triumphs in Ward League
Washington Township held first place in the Way Ward Area Recreation District DeMolay basketball standings after a 41 to 16 win over Hayward at Castro Valley High. Mosco Pennington led Township with 15 points, while Wayne Berns had 10 for Hayward. San Leandro and Castro Valley DeMolay also won, keeping joint second place. San Leandro beat Livermore 27 to 21, and Castro Valley defeated San Lorenzo 25 to 17 with Jerry Machado and R. J. Newman scoring for San Leandro. Livermore’s Jind Armstrong led scoring with 11 points for his team.
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Livermore
C. V
San Lorenzo
Jerry Machado
R. J. Newman
San Leandro
Jind Armstrong
New Finley
Dennis Herbert
Vitorious Valley
Lorenzo
Skip Thomas
Wayne Fowler
U S Names Flam Seixas for Singles in Davis Cup
The United States Davis Cup team again relies on Vic Seixas and Herb Flam for singles against Belgium in the interzone competition held in Brisbane Australia. Seixas is a steady veteran while Flam brings unpredictable form to a crucial tie.
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Brisbane
Australia
United States
Vic Seixas
Herb Flam
Belgium
Mariners and Bercovich Dominate A Loop Play
Mariners win third straight led by Varn Jimmer with 25 as San Lorenzo Seraphs beat Chabot Lakers 64 18. Bercovich and Sons notch fourth straight with Barnie Washington 14 and Sip Carnique 1 leading Beaumont Hemis 33 47. Cannery Workers and American Fipe tie for first after Cannery 27 35 win. Del Rey Dads roll Creamcrest Dairy 47 18 behind Kopaz 15 and Branco 24.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
Feams
Mariners
Bercovich & Sons
Varn Jimmer
Marinez
Jim Ellis
Briscoe
Diammasuciey
Beaumont
Walt Amaral
Toler Butler
John Ridejut
San Lorenzo Seraphs
Chabot Lakers
Amaral
Butler
Stan
Kopaz
Sal Branco
Cannery Workers
American Fipe
Midsway
Terry Welle
Leroy Smith
Ann Wade
Vicki Valencia
Bercovich
Jack Khoury
Darrel San
Ob'is
Hugh Dean
Gepeiseber
Walt Jensen
Andy Gilcrest
Sandy Phillips
Norm Ger- Stienerng
Jon Az
Shanov
Phil Berthol
Hank Hanson
Ella
Village
Dimineze
Eileen Moscucei
Marge Bind
Shock
Black
Hev. Haddock
al ! Tkaving
del Rey
OS Ra Abbi
Sgrinch
Farcie
Kawton
Rosé Graham
Smith
Lena Pinks
Nancy Rollins
Beksteine
Della Pease
Lecta Williams
Borrellig
jMcKowen
Sanchezé
Wilson Welte Top Junior Key
A chaotic clipping lists junior league participants and scores from Midway and Village venues. Names such as Barry Wilson and Pam Peck appear with multiple figures, while other players including Joe Bellinger and Gregory Adams are noted among various leagues and handicaps.
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Midway
Barry Wilson
Bob Johnson
Alan Nelson
Joe Bellinger
Pamela Peck
Gregory Adams
Carter Leads Bowling Meet in Chicago Finals
Don Carter of St. Louis tops the opening day in the World's International Bowling Championship as the event heads into its second day in Chicago. Carter rolled a 51.31 average, leading with 15 wins and 3 losses for a 24 mark. Bill Lillard of Chicago is second with 78.21 points, while John King of Glenview, Tom Hennessey of St. Louis, and Steve Nagy from St. Louis follow. In the women's division Phyllis Notaro of Bryant paced with 37.49, as Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids finished second with 37.26.
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Chicago
Don Carter
St. Louis
Carter
Bill Lillard
John King
Glenview
Tom Hennessey
Steve Nagy
St.Louis
Phyllis Notaro
Bryant
Worgen
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
The Bowlerettes and Their Follow-Throughs
A 1957 bowling guide advises women players on faults to guard against. It notes rushing the approach, not bending the knee release, and improper backswing or follow-through, then praises proper balance and knee bending to raise average. Joe Wilman promotes the pamphlet Tips for the Beginning Bowler.
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John F. Due Co
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Wilman
Joe Wilman
Daily Review
Waxide Wins for Second Spot in SL Cage League
Western Waxide beat Caterpillar 45 to 43 to secure second place in the San Leandro Recreation Department C League after a close first-round finish. Walt Fennel scored 16 and Bill Cannady 14 for Waxide while Caterpillar leaders Ben Etrelle and Ted Mantuefel had 13 each.
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Ide
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Walt Fennel
Bill Cannady
Ben Etrelle
Ted Mantuefel
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Pight
Sty
Jaems ‘Lutheran
Roger Marchatt
Tihnan Harjo
The
Baptists
Gene Bern
St. James
YMCA League Signup Opens for South County Church Basketball
Registration for the annual South County YMCA Church Basketball League begins, with entries due Friday to league secretary Cecil C. Fox at YMCA Headquarters Hayward. A meeting for team representatives and co sponsors Hayward Area Recreation Dist will be held Monday to draft the schedule. Games occur in Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo High School gyms between open and high school divisions.
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Wenyay
Jeane
Virgil L. Ham
Ilton
Castro Valley
Cecil C. Fox
YMCA
Eden Township
Lucerne
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Glenmoor Edges Fremont in OT Basketball Thriller
Glenmoor Homes, led by Warren Olsen, won 41-38 in overtime against Fremont Properties with a late four-field-goal burst. In the Newark game, Blue and Gold from Newark rallied from a first quarter deficit to beat El Porvenir Cafe of Decota 29-25.
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Fremont
Warren Olsen
Glenmoor Homes
Fremont Properties
Wahlquist to Ease SJS Policies in Meeting Debates
Contested campus policy shift centers on a meeting between Wahlquist and Simpson. Arends criticizes exclusion of his group from the discussions, while Wahlquist argues the gathering was prompted by Simpson’s request and occurred swiftly. The exchange highlights long simmering tensions over policy direction and student involvement.
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Wahlquist
Hartraft
Citi
Bruce Allen
Emerson
Doc
San Jose
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