Machen Miteff Bouts Top Boxing Schedule
The week's boxing features two unbeaten heavyweights Machen of San Francisco ranked second and Miteff of Argentina. Machen battles Bob Baker in Chicago while Miteff faces Julio Mederos in Washington DC Capitol Arena. Other cards include Bell vs Cour thne in Bristol and Pep vs Russell in Houston.
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Machen
San Francisco
Nored
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
ABC
Chicago Stadium
Young Miteff
Argentina
New York
St.Nicks
Bobby Bell
Booby Courthesne
Bristol
Conn
Roland Jgastarza
al Anderson
Syden
Australia
Ray Riojas
Ussell Sands
Portland
Ore
Charstey Powell
Jeff Dyer
Hous
S3on
Tex
Willie Pep
Russ
Chicago
Stadium
Ddie Machen
Los Angeles
Cisco, Andrade
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Minneapolis
del Flanagan
Gil Turner
Boston
Tony Veranias
Eddie Prince
Washington Capitol Areha
Julio Mederos
Hollywood
Calif
Billy Peacock
Noel Humphreys
Glace Bay
Yvon Durelle
Chubby Wright
All-Stars Nip St Legion Edge San Leandro in Overtime
San Leandro AL Stars defeated the Nip St All-Stars 4-3 in ten innings after tying the game in the ninth. Cliff Crawford homered to knot it, Jim Gorman threw out a runner at the plate, and Bob Field scored on a seventh inning error for a 2-0 lead before the legions rallied with a squeeze and late scoring. Next Saturday San Leandro hosts Bill Erwin in a best of three series opener for district legion championship.
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San Leandro
San Leando
Bobby Milano
Larry Branco
Merchant
Jim Gorman
Gary Gamaza
Milano
Is Gamazza
Bob Field
Jy the
Legions
San
Leandro
Bill Erwin
Focal Park
Legion
L. Legion Om
Ole
Smith
Bro Gumbie
Mijanot Santos
Gamazza
Clubhouse Column Pauses For Editor Sid Hoose
Sports editor Sid Hoose is on vacation and his column The Clubhouse will resume upon his return. The note signals a temporary pause in coverage and ongoing sports commentary from the desk.
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Sid Hoose
the Clubhouse
White Sox shine with pitching in doubleheader sweep
Chicago White Sox pitchers Donovan and Wilson dominate Red Sox as Boston musters minimal offense. Win tightens pennant race with Yankees, Indians and Orioles splitting, while Cincinnati tops Phillies twice for a strong day in the National League.
Giants edge Braves as Logan stars in twin bill
The New York Giants outlasted Milwaukee 5 4 in a misplayed fly that decided game one while Johnny Logan went 5 for 5 to fuel a 7 4 Braves win in game two. Brooklyn split with Chicago as the Cubs hit three homers to win 5 4, then lost 2 1 to the Brooks. Pittsburgh beat St Louis 7 3 in the suspended game later completed. Stan Musial’s 862nd straight game streak was jeopardized. Mantle drives Yankees past Indians 5 4 with a bases loaded walk. other notes include Mantle’s 25th homer and homers by Woodling and Smith.
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al Smith
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Dek Crandall
Frank Torre
Wide Mays
Walt Moryn
Chuck Tanner
Lee Walls
Carl Erskine
Moe Drabowsky
Moryn
Li'l League Classic All-Star Nines Clash Tonight in Hayward
Hayward hosts the Litt le League All-Star clash at 6 p.m. with the American and National Leagues seeking a district playoff berth in Concord tomorrow. Bobby Costa anchors the AL lineup while Barney Flanagan starts for the NL. Costa leads the AL batting race, and both staffs promise solid pitching for the pivotal game.
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Klint Johnson
Haywar
Concord
Williamsport
Nationals
San Hafael
Mill Valley
Costa
Flanagan
A.L
Val Carreta
Dave Brazil
Ricky Ferry
Alan
Marcie
Dean Peterson
Larry Godwin
Dale Sucher
Sucher
L.L. Bill Park
Czech Pilots Miss Wahoo to Hydro Victory
Czech fliers miss Wahoo in hydro race as Brazil and another player join Lake Tahoe Mapes event. Slovak, a Czechoslovak exile, batted one for two in the All-Star appearance, while Ralph Marsh drove in from left field in the district final. The NL squad also had an injured veteran outfielder. the Close Building Supply versus 20 30 Club All-Star game was canceled to make way for the event.
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Brazil
Calif
Miro Slovak
Trrand
Lake Tahoe
Injan
Ralph Marsh
Blue Jays Triumph 10-3 Over National Carpeting
In Pleasanton the Blue Jays overwhelmed National Carpeting 10-3 to run their record to four wins in nine starts. John Maggs limited the Carpetines to five hits while driving in two. Jack Costello opened the scoring with a first inning double. Blane, a newcomer, had three hits in four official at bats. Jim Carroll earned the win with a 2-for-3 day at the plate. Charlie Jackson doubled in the fourth to drive in a run and later scored on a sequence of Jays errors.
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Pleasanton Blue Jays
National Carpeting
John Maggs
Jack Costello
Blane
Jim Carroll
Charlie Jackson
Jays
Jackson
Jay
Atkins Singge
Maer
Purchio plans New York visit eyes Giants bid
Hayward mayor John Purchio plans a trip to New York to meet Giants officials and argue for a National League franchise. He aims to arrange talks with Horace Stoneham and may attend a city council meeting before midnight flights. San Francisco officials see a 90 percent chance of landing the Giants, with Cincinnati discussed as a possible NY host if Giants move.
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Cincinnati
Folz Captures Ventura Junior Net Singles Crown
Ventura reports 18 year old Folz of Phoenix wins boys' singles title in the 13th annual Ventura Junior Tennis tournament by upsetting top seed Norman Karns of San Diego 6-1 6-1. Mary-Lou Thompson of Honolulu defeats Sharon Russali of Coalinga 6-4 6-2 for girls' crown.
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Ariz
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Mary - Lou Thompson
Folz
Norman Karns
San Diego
Miss
International League standings and noted games
The report lists International League results with Buffalo 11 to 3 over Rochester 9 to 0 Fitchmond 6 to 1 Columbus 1, Miami 12 to 2 Havana 1 to 5 Montreal 3 after a suspended second game tied 2-2 after seven innings will resume Inter american Association scores Minneapolis 2 to 4 St Paul 2 to 2 Charleston 6 to 6 Wichita 5 to 8 Omana 4 to 1 Denver 4 to 4, Louisville appears.
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Omana
Denver
Louisville
Baroni Shot At Bar In San Francisco Bar
Roy Barni former University of San Francisco star and NFL running back died from three gunshot wounds sustained outside his Marina district tavern The Huddle in San Francisco Police charged James Invirnizzi with murder Invirnizzi had a prior dispute linked to a family tragedy Barni leaves a wife and six year old daughter Pamela last November and was slated to join the Washington Redskins for training next week
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Lewis Chriskolm
University of San Francisco
Ollie Matson
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Chicago Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Roller Skaters Open US Meet In Oakland
Oakland hosts the 1957 ASRCA Amateur American Roller Skating Championships with 1076 regional champions and about 4000 visitors. Events span speed, dance, figure, freestyle, and ages from four upward, including an 80 lap senior men’s classic Sunday night. An American Rover Skating Queen will be chosen and opening night features infant diaper division skaters and past champions.
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Oakland Auditorium
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Roller Skating Rink Operators of America
Leaky Melbourne Olympic Pool Loses Water Fast
A leak at the Melbourne pool built for last year’s Olympic Games drains water at about 300 gallons per hour. No fix found yet as authorities scramble to halt the loss from the famous $500 000 facility.
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Melbourne
This Day in Sports Cartoon Returns in The Review
The Review announces a daily This Day in Sports cartoon in the sports section. It will depict historic sports feats on their anniversaries and revive memory of events such as Bob Richards breaking the Olympic pole vault record on July 16, 1952.
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Hardluck fighters meet in 10 round featherweight bout
New York tonight features featherweights Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke Massachusetts and Bobby Bell of Washington D C in a ten round fight at St Nicholas Arena. Betting is even money. Courchesne is the heavier puncher while Bell relies on speed and skill in a tight bout.
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Bobby Bell
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Washington, D.C
Pacific Coast League Standings Snapshot
Disgo 2 leads with 4 Paced by Sacraments 3. San Francisco hosts Beaule as Portland and Vancouver chase wins. Mel Held goes 5 4 for Vancouver while Earl Hazzist posts 4 7 for others. Los Angeles and Lasorda show mixed form as Freano and Balinese register wins and losses. January results imply a busy schedule with several teams bunched around.
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Romease
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Lasorda
Hala Hellyw
George
Schedu
Bay Area boys top net meet in Western Junior seeds
Champaign opens Western Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament with top seeds Chris Crawford of Piedmont and Bobby Siska of San Francisco leading the field as the event starts. Crawford aims to avenge last year's Western exit after winning the National Junior title next week. Bo Delgado rests for Kalamazoo. international entrants include Jacques Renavand of France and Winston Wong of Jamaica.
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Hlms
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Calif
Bobby Siska
San Francisco
Siska
Crawford
Bo Delgada
Los Angeles
Louisville
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jacques Renavand
France
Winston Wong
Jamaica
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Eddie Sledge
Dallas
Tex
Allen Fox
Delgado
Ronnie Fisher
Josox Grabs State Loop Lead In Burlingame Meet
In Burlingame the Josox team surged to lead the state loop as Duke Wright hit three home runs. Visalia Redlegs tied, then Josox won game two behind strong pitching by Bob Vega. Pole vaulter George Mattos cleared 14-9, Stanford freshman Modesto and Norman Lloyd swept events, and Cal-bound Cornell earned his 11th season victory in the mile and 880.
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Roy Maban
United Pass
Hayward High Cross
Cdun Santos
Dial
Fe Ae Babel
Omers
Duke Wright
Bill Dia
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Walt
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Bill Morgan
Visalia Redlegs
Visalias
Mahannah
Dave Jordan
Stockton
Bob Vega
George Mattos
Josox
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Redlegs
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Tory
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Modesto
Stock- Frank Cornell
Norman Lloyd
Reno
Salinas
Henry Dorsey
Fare Land
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Berkeley High
Sal
Cornell
Cal
Raylinas
Aeaton
Noriog
Pancho Gonzales wins pro tennis title in Forest Hills
Pancho Gonzales defeats Jack Kramer rookie Low Head of Australia 9-7 6-4 3-8 6-3 to complete a 5-0 sweep in the Tournament for Champions. Frank Sedgman earns $1500 for second. Segura and Hoad’s group share third. Upcoming Los Angeles round-robin adds $1000 opening. Gonzales played with a blistered finger and toothache.
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Ecuador
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Ken Rosewall
Segura
Los Angeles
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