Gring Rally Nips Bill's in Elusive Cage Battle
Hayward Area Recreation Dis-Wiet's AA cage league second round action saw Gring Rally Post Control win 60-48 over Bill's Sport Shop after a third quarter rally. LASME tied Matt Sons Creamery 53 in the other opener led by Iran Ozelvie scoring 23 as Bill's faltered behind Willie Davis and Bob Rodriguez.
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Gonsalves Lane Ready for Rematch in Oakland
Johnny Gonsalves trains for a rematch with Kenny Lane in Oakland Auditorium's main event. The fight follows Lane's win last August in the same venue, where Gonsalves suffered a heavy cut eye but pressed hard. Gonsalves aims to rebound into national ratings by reversing the prior defeat.
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Prep Football Deaths Decrease in 1987 Survey
A survey by Dr. Floyd Eastwood reports 1987 football fatalities totaled 16, with 12 high school youths among the deaths. No college players died, while two occurred in sandlot games and one in semi pro football, plus five indirect football deaths from heart attacks and infections.
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Mayer Stable Sold in Pomona Auction for 821000
In Pomona an illustrious racing chapter ended as 9259 thoroughbreds from the Mayer estate were sold. Laws B Mayer heirs realized 321000 from a 22 year old Royal Charger colt bought by Travis Kerr, Round Table’s owner, the top price of 63000. Four mares and four fillies fetched 147090 bought by Rex Ellsworth.
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USC Tops Huskies To Take PCC Lead in Cage Action
Seattle report: USC defeated Washington 50 54 to seize early control of the Pacific Coast Conference race. Doug Smart led USC with 25 points while teammate Montel Gonzales added 18. The Huskies shot 29 2 percent but trailed most of the second half, prompting a late surge that fell short. The game was played at Castro Valley with 8 45 p m start time.
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Crosby Golfest Opens At Pebble Beach In Open Qualifying
Frank Stranahan wins the Los Angeles Open as the Crosby golf week shifts to Pebble Beach. About 30 pros compete for 18 open tournament slots in an auction Calcutta, with practice rounds ahead of the 18-hole extravaganza on Thursday across Pebble, Cypress Point, and Monterey Peninsula courses.
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Yardley Pacing NBA Cagers on Scoring Binge
Denver obituary notes Jack McCracken funeral set for tomorrow after his Wheat Ridge home death at 4. The 4 year old suffered two heart attacks last year while pallbearers include Boate tr Ibe of Oklahoma State and Bob Gruenig. In New York the NBA reaches high scoring with all eight teams averaging 100 plus points. The Knicks lead at 123.3 while Royals hit 100.93 and Celtics stand 101.2. Detroit, Philadelphia, St Louis, Syracuse, Boston, and Minneapolis also post heavy outputs. Yardley still tops scoring race with 29.6 and 9.26 rebounds per game as Knicks pace offense and defense.
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Mays Seen As Giants Star In San Francisco Outlook
NY columnist Bill Corum discusses Willie Mays as a rising Giants star, noting 1958 salary rumors, stat lines including 25 homers 26 doubles and 20 triples, 38 steals, and the potential to become the game's top player amid a weak team. He contrasts Mays with legendary figures and predicts strong crowds and enduring appeal.
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CAGE TALK: USF and WCAC players named Players of the Week
Four Bay Area college stars from USF Santa Clara and San Jose State were named Players of the Week by the Northern California Basketball Writers. The honor spans Brown Farmer LaCour Sobrero and Sabrera, with key WCAC clash set for Cow Palace as USF faces Santa Clara and San Jose State visits St Marys.
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Kell Quits Baseball After 25-Year Major League Career
Orioles star Kell retires from baseball after a 25 year major league run starting with Connie Mack era. The Swifton Ark farmer will travel with family for a year and pursue insurance business while scouting part time for the Orioles. Kell won the AL batting title with Detroit in 1849 with a .343 average.
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Lefty Hopeful Kipp Signs with Dodgers in 1958
Los Angeles reports pitcher Fred Lee Kipp became the Dodgers 1958 signing, the 14th pitcher to join. Kipp, a southpaw, posted 2-7 with 8 wins and 17 losses in Montreal last season, after leading the circuit with a 12-7 record and rookie of the year honors the year before.
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NCAA Studies 58 TV Plan Examines Red Shirting Practice
The committee studied a proposed 58 television plan and heard a report on red shirting, the practice of withholding a player from competition for a year to preserve eligibility.
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