O D ow d Faces Bellarmine In CAL Tilt
Oakland Bellarmine Belts of San Jose visit Bishop O Dowd for a CAL contest at 3 15 p m Bellarmine led by 65 center Mike Ryan and 64 forward Barry Cristina The Bells optimistic dark horse after a win over St Elizabeths O Dowd opened with a win over St Josephs JV Frank La Portes Dragons will meet Bellarmine JV in the nightcap Other CAL games include St Josephs at Marin Catholic St Marys at Riordan and St Francis Mt View at Serra San Mateo
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Jack Kavanaugh
Bob Suter
Ernie Carabello
St. Joseph's
Frank la Porte
Dragon Jayvees
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Livermore Hosts Pleasant Hill Rams in Nonleague Clash
Livermore High hosts Pleasant Hill Rams in a nonleague game at 3 15 p m. The Cowboys coached by Lee Williford hold a 13 record. In their only other South County showing they beat Hayward 47 35. Williford plans Hal Sinclair Frank Rierson Sonny Mayer Dick Stevenson and Bob Sagundas as starters. Livermore opens East Bay Division League play on January 17 against the Amador Dons.
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Frank Rierson
Sonny Mayer
Dick Stevenson
Bob Sagundas
Livermore
Amador Dons
French Feather Wins Marseilles Title Chance
Gracieux Lamperts of France stopped Jean Sneyers of Belgium in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round featherweight bout in Marseilles. The victory boosts Lamperts prospect of challenging Hogan Basse of Nigeria for the world title.
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Farmers Host Title Choice In SACAL Start
The Rebels show rapid improvement under Coach Tony Winn with forwards Gene Ashmore and John Troche, center Dave Dresnick, and guards Butch Warmington and Dick Silva. Bates Brian experiments with Arroyo lineup using 18 players. Joe Munoz out, Phil Barstow and Bob Tagebretson start at forwards with Barstow and Tagebretson, Gene Bedard at center, Cliff Reuter and Eddie Bauer at guards.
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Gene Bedard
Cliff Reuter
Eddie Bauer
Dave Harrison
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Art Toyo
San Lorenzo
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Siva
Bauer
Rote Crow Nab Honolulu Laurels in Shrine Game
Hawaii All-Stars defeated College All-Stars 32 7 13 by end of three periods in an annual Shrine game under clear skies. Key plays featured T Rote and Hirsch with multiple touchdowns and a 51 yard pass. Gifford and Michaels earned postgame honors as top lineman and back respectively.
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Baptiste Pitches Hayward Nine To 5-2 Triumph
Hayward Giants beat defending champions Oakland Braves 5-2 at Airport diamond. Alvin Baptiste pitched a three hitter before sixth inning infield single by Ken Johnson broke up the no hit bid. Giants exploded for five runs in the fifth with two unearned on errors and singles by Hogue and Kelley, then Baptiste fanned 14 in a complete game effort with Howie Thompson catching. Dick Hogue had two hits and Len Kelley drove in two runs as Hayward moves into title contention while Cincinnati Rookies were idle. Giants next play Sunday against Acme Linoleum. Oakland Braves fall to 2-4.
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Fines Likely After NBA Free-for-All Brawl
In St Louis the Hawks beat Detroit 95 93 in a rough National Basketball Association game sparked by a scuffle between Hawk Jack McMahon and Pistons star George Yardley. Bob Pettit was knocked down by a football clock thrown from the Pistons bench as police intervened.
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Brewer Leads In Final Round Of LA Open
Gay Brewer topped the Los Angeles Open standings with a 4 under 67 in the final round, finishing at 207 after 54 holes. Frank Stranahan was runner up at 208, while Dutch Harrison remained in contention at 209 with 2 rounds to go. Other notable pursuers included Billy Casper and Tommy Jacobs at 210.
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Frank] Stranahan
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Dutch) Harrison
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Ex Cage Star McCracken Dies at 63 in Denver
Former basketball star Jack McCracken died yesterday in Denver after two heart attacks last year. The Helms Foundation Hall of Fame contender, 63, led Denver to three AAU national cage titles and earned five AAU all American nods. His death follows a period of ill health.
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Cardinals Aiming High In 1958 Contenders Mix
Hutchinson expects the St. Louis Cardinals to challenge for the 1958 pennant with a deep age and youth blend. Musial leads a versatile lineup with Cunningham Ennis Boyer and Moon backing him while pitching stars Mizell Jones McDaniel Jackson and Bend Mizell anchor the rotation as the club eyes a six month season.
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Ian
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Mantle Berra Balk At Yankee Offer In 1958 Talks
New York Yankees sent contracts with a record salary offer possibly around 50000. Mantle’s 1957 stats include a 265 average 94 RBIs and 28 homers while Berra hit 251 with 82 RBIs and 24 homers. Front office argues Mantle did not repeat triple crown form.
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