Grid Star and Young Killer Tell You Why
A sports column by Bill Keller discusses youth sports and the appeal of professional football as a fast track to success. Minnesota star Gordy Sellin details how athletes borrow on campus and in town for earnings, while Rob Ranson ties sports to personal discipline amid gang violence.
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Wessman’s Waiting for an Answer From L A Clarenne
Wessmany and the Helms Alfiche Foundation of Los Angeles discuss eligibility for a football team to play in Lee Anges. Papers filed request a decision on acceptance. A game against Seattle is set for June 7 at the Coliseum with plans for college involvement and local events.
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Local juniors shine at Keene Stadium events
San Francisco area high school athletes excelled at the Junior Olympics meet held last Sunday. Notable performances included Lavery and Kelly in track events, with Lavery clearing bars and Kelly earning top finishes. Coach Rich Hacker and assistant coaches watched swimmers, divers, and runners compete across multiple heats, while promising cadets from nearby clubs joined the action.
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Chadwick Ready for Swim From Catalina Tomorrow
A crowded Catalina prep scene unfolds as Chadwick advances toward a trailblazing swim. Experts study tides and currents, while sponsors and locals await the race start and potential record outcomes.
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Harshcare Pack Sack Packing and Gear Notes
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New San Leandro Coaches Named For City Schools
San Leandro appoints Wandae Frame as head football coach and Francisca Mehseknadathue as basketball coach at San Leandro High School in Southern California. Ey bn hath hoe an thee feet FI Senunda High will coach basketball.
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Nightmarish 19 inning slugfest roars to finish
A marathon baseball night features Satchel Paige pitching deeply and Lou Brissie battling through extra innings. Enos Slaughter drives in key runs for St Louis while players from Cleveland, Boston, and New York pile up hits and near-misses. Shifting lineups, late rallies, and record attempts echo across the scoreboard as the league showcases endurance and power.
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Knough To All-Star Team Named by UC Coach
John Bobs, chair of the coaches group at Michigan State College, announced three Meman teams for the mythical All-America squad. The selections include William Wetik, Charnetsky, Kuehn, Ruke, Keough, Ganin, Wren, Monahan, and others from Missouri Rutgers Baylor Holy Cross and Missouri.
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Jim O'Neil
Holy Cross
Don Novaker
Mis Isouri
Oakland Dodgers Edge Stars In Wild Baseball Opener
Oakland beats the Stars 6-1 in a rousing opener led by Paul Pettit and George Woods. Joins Sullivan and Ostriowicz among key contributors as the crowd watches a chaotic, high octane game full of hits, errors, and late drama.
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San Leandro Posts 117 Faces Alameda In Legion Title Tilt
San Leandro Post 117 baseballers meet Alameda in a 2:30 PM playoff at Washington Park for the Southern Division crown and the 10th District spot. San Lorenzo stars headline the lineup with Tayward and Depolo delivering key wins, while Foranson eyes big day at the plate.
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Don Lane
Ron Foranson
Baseball Standings From A Fragmented Report
District standings show Los Angeles leading with a 1 0 record and San Francisco close behind. Seattle and Portland are in mid table with mixed results. Tonight’s schedule includes Oakland vs. Hobbs, Portland vs. San Francisco, and Sacramento visiting Seattle.
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Padres whip Bevos Seals in but loss for others
Padres dominate Bevos and Seals 6-2 as San Diego rips through Los Angeles pitching. Bevens blanks Padres through seven but Los Angeles still loses. Seals rally with homer by Andring and solid mix from Watkins. Other scores: Portland 6 Seattle 5, Seattle and Oakland stumble in mixed results amid league race chatter.
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Lee Expected to Dive in Olympics
NEW YORK Army doctor Sammy ne, recently back from Karas, was expected to qualify for the Olympic high diving team. Los Angeles resident Lee, a former U S Olympic diver, finished fourth in the three meter springboard, narrowly missing a spot yesterday.
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Unknown challenger looms as Mathias nears decathlon record
In Tulare Hal Mathias leads the National Decathlon with 4,494 points after the first events, pursued by Milton Campbell a high school junior from Plainfield. Campbell vows to excel in hurdles and pole vault while aiming to become the first high schooler to reach the U.S. Olympic track team. Mathias’s strongest events loom ahead, including hurdles and discus, as the live finals approach tonight.
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Helms Seeks 1960 Olympics Venue for Los Angeles
Los Angeles plans to host discussion with the International Olympic Committee as Paul Melnis of the Ford Foundation leads a team to Helsinki to invite IOC officials to consider Los Angeles for the 1960 Olympic Games. Helms argues LA has facilities and past success in 1932 to warrant selection.
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Flam Faces Drabny In Wimbledon Semi Final
Steady American Herbie Flam meets left-handed Pole Jaroslav Drabny in the Wimbledon men's singles semi finals. Frank Sedgman and Mervyn Rose contest the other semi, while prospects for the U S title appear outside chances in both men’s and women’s events. Maureen Connolly and Shirley Fry lead the U S charge in the women’s semi finals with Pat Todd facing Louise Brough.
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Fuentes Stops Harper in Fifth Round At Los Angeles Bout
California welterweight champion Ramon Fuentes defeated Woody Harper by technical knockout in the fifth round at a Los Angeles stadium. A severe cut over Harper's left eye halted the bout at the two minute mark of the fifth round. Fuentes improved to 1 win in pro action as he landed a balo like right and rolling left hook while Harper used a long left jab to keep distance. Referee Dr. Robert Roth stopped the fight after confirming Harper's eye was severely injured.
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Humphhers Wins Hard-Top Race at Oakland Speedway
Lee Humphers of El Subrante won the 26 lap main hard-top race at Oakland Speedway for the second straight week and also topped time trials. He defeated Hayward racer Keith Willis, while Mike McGreevy won trophy cash and posed with the queen contest entrants Bethy Gromley for the Ford Farm event in the 20-30 club.
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Culver City Golf Tournament Tied Second at Fox Hills
Culver City rider Talpa Evans won his fan event yesterday with a low score Otbi Zell Faton and Morey Dutra each posted 72s on the Fox Hills course to tie for second place.
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Fresno Loses 11-9 in California League Tilt
Fresno dropped to 11-9 after Santa Barbara out-scored them 9 to 7 in a messy game marked by numerous errors and bases on balls. The loss broke Fresno’s first place tie.
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Golf Rules and Etiquette Probes Provisional Ball Play
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