Truex Sets Two U S Marks At Compton Invite
Max Truex of USC broke two American records at the Compton Invitational 5000 meters in 14 04.2 and the three miles in 13 35.7 surpassing his prior marks. Milt Campbell and Elia Gilbert equaled the 120 yard high hurdles world record with 13 4. Bobby Morrow lost to William White in the Weeward class while Tom Courtney posted 4 20.0 at the event.
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University of Southern California
Trex
Milt Campbell
San Diego Naval Training Center
Elia Gilbert
Winslow-Salem College
Campbell
Morrow
Bobby Morrow
Abilene
Lee Calhoun
Gilbert
Mike Larrabee
Orlando Harley
Jerome Walters
Ford Leads Round Robin in Palm Beach Wound Robin
Ford of Mahopac New York extended his lead in the Palm Beach wound robin at New Rochelle, scoring 69 and 66 to push to seven points ahead of Bert Hogan. Hogan's 66 69 left him poised for a tough fourth round against Hewkins Finsterwald and Casper while Sam Snead and Ken Venturi trailed in the top group.
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New Rochelle
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Bert Hogan
Palm Beach
Ford
Chai Cary Middlecott
Miami Beach
Fla
Pester Thomson
Australia
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Calif
Hogan
Sevoid Place
Fred Hewkins
el Paso
Tex
Don Finsterwald
Tequest
Bill’ Casper
Bavita
Cidif
Nightfal
Zen
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Wits
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Hawkins
Fry Kroeckel In Qualifying For Open
Palo Alto Hayward pro John Fey and Jerry Kroeckel from San Lorents amateur Lake Chabot home lead 43 Northern California golfers seeking three Open berths at Stanford Club. Open dates June 18 14 Inverness Toledo Ohio. Fry starts 8 36 a m and 12 36 p m with Bob Rosburs.
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John Fey
Jerry Kroeckel
San Lorents
Lake Chabot
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Inverness Course
Spring Valley
Ray Anderson
Diablo County
Livya Rossi
John Brodie
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10 Lettermen, 95 Sign Up for Rebel Eleven
San Lorenzo scouts report 1957 grid signup at the high school with 93 boys answering Mentor Ed Grimm. Ten lettermen include quarterback John Troche and backs Don Andrade Dick Tietsert Steve Pacheco, while Jim Sally Gary Cooper and Jim Vestine lead returning linemen. A large JV and sophomore group bolster the squad as prep work begins ahead of Sept. 1 practice under Grimm and assistants.
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San Lorenzo
Ed Grimm
John Troche
Don Andrade
Dick Tietsert
Steve Pacheco
Centey
Jim Sally
Mike
Gary Cooper
Jim Vestine
Dan Sullivan
Leternia
Perths
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Grimm
Paul Smith
Poy Parker
Jack Hansen
Gerry Hengeragit
al Hilbert
Easter to Test Mexican Boxer in Richmond 10 Rounder
Luke Easter, a transplanted Pittsburgh slugger, meets Conscripta of Mexico in a 10 rounder at the Richmond Auditorium on Tuesday. Wipe Smith of Range, Texas faces Conscripta, a veteran. Also noted: Leonard Gaines shelled in Sacramento as part of a busy week card. Virginia Beach references incomplete.
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Mexico
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Wiff Smith
Range
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Sacramento
Virginia Beach
Sam Snead Advice on Keeping Heads Down in Swing
Sam Snead emphasizes concentration on hitting the ball to maintain head position through the swing. He notes golfers often drift mentally after contact, muttering about lifting the head on bad shots, and recommends visual focus on the ball until it is struck.
Bowden Walters Duel for 880 Record Tonight
Stockton meet hosts a field of homegrown stars aiming for world marks at the Pacific AAU meet. Don Bowden seeks the 880 world record as Jerome Walters, Bobby Seaman, Wille White, and others contest sprints and hurdles, with strong showings expected in the 440 and high jump among top JC and college athletes.
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Tom Courtney
Lncal
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Don Bowden
Biter Courtney
Jerome Walters
Southern California Striders
Bobby Seaman
UCLA
Wough
Dash
Mitte Agostini
Trinidad
J.C
Mike Larrabee
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Harley
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Larrabee
Jerry White
Mt. San Antonio
Pomona
Calif
Chico
Calhoun
Willie White
Lee Calhoun
North Carolina College
Elias Gilbert
Winston-Salem College
Fress State
Ancel Robinson
Milt ‘Campbell
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Verne Wilson
Santa Clara County
Bucs and Oilers Dominate All Star Nine Selection
The All ACAL team features Richmond and Alameda standouts with Bert Dallar Dick Duey and Giara mita among top hitters over 400. Sublett leads El Cerrito wins with nine, Tate joins on mound, and Dallearis tops in wins. Special mentions highlight Alameda Don Shexgatt and Berkeley’s Rich Barry at shortstop. Junior and senior mix on second squad, with nine South County players honored and Castro Valle dominating with three selections as seniors battle injuries.
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Bert
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ACAL
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Giaramita
Sublett
el Cerrito
Drown
Mike Tate
Tatto
Oilers
Lawres
Jayyee Dall
Alameda
Don Shexgatt
Berkeley
Rich Barry
Encinal
Tom Harter
Wen
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Hayward High Baseball Faces Graduation After Tough 1957 Season
Hayward Highs 1957 varsity baseball finished 1-19, poorest in the year’s Farmer athletics. Coach Ed Leopard stood out among Black and Gold mentors as other spring squads rebounded with graduation. Despite losses, returning players like Leupold foresee a top position with 19 returnees and eight experienced hitters. Plant led with 383 average in limited at bats, while Enos and Zaballos posted solid marks. The season included a lone win over San Lorenzo, later nullified for ineligible play.
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Hayward
John Fekete
Deupoo
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Bob Reider
Haywardltés
Farmer
Tom Plant
Plant
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Husky
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Zaballos
Gary Enos
Ron Zaballos
Chuck Wooldridge
Woolridge
Glenn Strutz
ACAL
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San Lorenzo
Mat Hayward
Fight results from New York boxing card
Harold Johnson from Philadelphia knocked out Clary Hinnant from Washington D C. A Paris Paris event saw Ralph Dupis of New Orleans draw with Sérae pain Ferrer of France in a mixed results pairing.
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UPI
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Philadelphia
Clary Nee Hinnant
Washington, D.C
Paris
Ralph Dupis
New Orleans
Sérae Pain Ferrer
France
Smith Hurls Second No-Hit Softball Tilt
I C Smith of Vilage Bow pitched his second no run no hit victory last night as he blanked the All National Guard 0 in a B league contest at Bohannon field. Cracraft limited Castro Valley to four hits in six innings. LeFleur slugged two homers and Williams led Castro Valley with three hits. Marv Mays paced Boyer Sheet Metal with four singles in a low scoring win over Kellogg Co.
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Portland Nears Cal Playoff in Baseball Series
Pepperdine must beat Portland to stay alive in the best of three NCAA series. Portland won the opening game at Multnomah Stadium in a hair-raising finish, keeping hopes alive for a Cal playoff berth.
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Loux Sparks Elks To Narrow Victory In Little League Game
Loux paced the Elks Club with a double and key hits as Hayward Elke Club edged Sportshop 7-6 in a National division Little League clash last night. Harder sparked five runs in the first frame for Sportshop while Milton Boyce Hartward and Tipton contributed. Simon shut down the rally with solid relief as Elk Club pulled ahead in the sixth on Loux’s RBI single.
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Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool
The column offers hunting and fishing notes with bait recipes for catfish using dough balls and blood mixtures. It suggests boiling times, water effects, and adding cheese for scent, plus tips on striper activity, salmon trotting, clam digging, and local frog hunts near the Delta region.
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Shasta Lake
Lassieg
Dim. Watking
San Joaquin
Lends Beach
Cannery Workers Vie In Redwood City Softball
Redwood City sees the Cannery Workers of Hayward face Nevada champion Redwood at Hawes Park in a makeup game. First pitch at 7 p.m. The Hayward club, part of Oakland Recreation Dept AA, next plays Alameda Steamfitters on Tuesday evening.
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Cannery Workers
Hayward
Ind
Nevada
Redwool
Hawes Park
Oakland Recreation Dept
Alameda Steam
Destruction Derby Tonight At Contra Costa Speedway
Sixty cars will collide in Walnut Creek for Contra Costa Destruction Derby. The event named Have Avard San Leandro will field a team to benefit the Eastbay City of Hope medical center. Gates open at 8 pm, 13 minutes before the first quarter.
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Conta Costa
Speedway
Avard
Caddies Lose Out Under New State Law
Sacramento report states one new law signed by Governor Goodwin limits eligibility for unemployment aid to caddies and freelance jockeys. Legislation, championed by J Knight, tightens terms for workers in the industry.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Tide Tables Sunday to Monday Fort Point SF
Tide tables show computed daily times and heights for Fort Point San Francisco with light figures and kale figures indicating measurements and periods across Sunday and Monday.
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