Antonelli Hurls Giants to 7-2 Win Over Cards
The Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 2 as pitcher Antonelli led a strong late surge. Manager Rigney lauded pitchers Saver and Jablonski for making the win easy, while noting concerns about the second string's performance and the risk of losing a big lead.
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Giants
Grissom
Rigney
Bob Schmidt
Orlando Ceepeda
Oldsters — Saver and
Jablonski
White Sox and Tigers Triumph in Mt Eden Weekend Games
White Sox stay undefeated with a 5 0 win as Mike Foster hurls a two hit shutout for the California Motor Express Tigers over the Carnation Red Sox. Renny Meany goes six innings for the White Sox, Gary Goveiar and Charlie Yurgelevic spark offense. Donald Cortez stars for the Orioles in a separate deadlocked tilt.
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Russell
Steve White Sox
Ted’s Drugs Athletics
Mt. Eden
Gerber
Grisles
Palma Dela Branden Indians
Mike Foster
California Motor Express Tigers
Carnation Red Sox
Renny Meany
White Sox
Gary Goveia
Charlie Yurgelevic
Foster
Red Sox
Tiger
al Clinton
Tigers
David Wells
Tom Evans
Donald Cortez
Orioles
Rockets Nab Lead In Weekend National League Action
The Buchanan Rockets took early control with Walters pitching and home runs by Walters and Mabannab, pacing a 2-0 win ahead of Hayward Fire Dept. Elk's Club and Coopman Blec also won. In American League, Teamsters extended their win streak to six by routing Wallace Webb & Son 15-3 while Kiwanis beat Sucher's 7-6. Walters drove in another run with a late single, and Simon and Low hurled Elks to a two-hit shutout with Simon homering.
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Bob Walters
Walters
Rick Mabannab
Buchanan Rockets
Hayward Fire Dept
Lin
Hayward
Fire
Elk's Club
Don Harder
Coopmatt Electric
Wallace Webb’ & Son
Sucher
Kiwanis
Roelers
David
Simon
Mike Low
Elks
Lous
Ayo
Barney
Flanagan
Jim Freitas
Allen Lorenzi
Rick
Ferty
Buzz Hogan
Biggs & Haaga
Ron Deininger
HPD
Tony Hernandez
Bob Roggentine
Ed Muniz
Webb & Son
Terry Tavares
Kenny Souza
Jim
Cleary
Cent
Greg Hiester
Oma $Y
Simeon
Laux
Long
Leightan Angi Bowman
Coopman Blec
GNM
Hayward Cup Golf Opens With Close Scores
In the first round of the Hayward Golf Cub Presidential Cup, Neil Gonzales and Danny Neil share the lead with net 63, both eight handicaps. Larry Correa is two back at 65, and Frank Cervantes plus Eliott sit at 65 and others in the field post mixed scores as the event resumes.
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Joe Gonzales
Denny Neil
Hayward
Nat
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Lamry’.Correa
Frank ‘Gonzales’ Jr
HGC
Dean Hattl
Sara Kawahara
Jack Flynn
Lee Mcora
Ted
Danny Neil
Larry Correa
Frank Cervantes
Eliott
Harry Taylor
Bob Ingram
Larry Melgada
Lou Rubio
F Tarcantel
Charles Tieughers
Jolintok
Robbie Wallace
Randy Waspi
Vic _Comman
Karol To Try Chemise At Wimbledon Style Debate
London based blonde Karol Fagetos, linked to American flair in tennis fashion, plans a fast change to a chemise complete with cummerbunds for Wimbledon. Officials, wary after prior lace panty turmoil, may permit debut as a discreet, ban-chasing fashion statement amid British tennis crowds.
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London
UPI
Karol Fagetos
United States
Karol
Gussie Moran
Nor-Cal Tennis Winners Crowned
In Nor-Cal tennis results, Saryn Anderson and Sherry Einrich led singles brackets with tight finishes. The Pacific Coast League standings show Phoenix 8 8, Portland 3 1, Sacramento 7 1, Vancouver 6 9, Seattle 3 4, San Diego 3, Salt Lake City 1.
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Nor-Cal Tennis
Saryn Anderson
Annels
Bernice Bakerfudy Casad
Marilyn Sauite
Marni Or
Miethnice Concoy
Mary Youd
Sherry Enrlich
San Luendro
Caroltckenfelder
Bini
Alnglas
Va Pe Garten
Kathy Sta‘ ‘Ord
Stare ‘Naud
Ceenllin Marshnez
Marthatitcne
Pamela
Pieta Ce
Cathy Douglas
Sinviest
Nancy Eret
Ann Sisco
Device
Stary Cascavey
Phoenix
Portland
Sacramento
Vancouver
Seattle
San Diego
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Peters Recovering From Explosion
Vor ney M. Peters a 3rd year Eagles tackle and former USC player was treated at Grossmont hospital in La Mesa California for first degree burns to chest and arms after two cans of gasoline exploded while he cleaned paint brushes. Doctors described his condition as satisfactory.
Yankees Hold A L Lead At 6
The Yankees extended their lead in the American League by beating Boston 7-5 behind Hob Turley's 10 strikeouts. Andy Carey fueled the offense with five hits including two home runs and a double. Kansas City topped Cleveland 6-2 as Ray Herbert earned the win. Vic Power and Del Maestri contributed key RBIs. Baltimore defeated Washington 5-2, with a dramatic ejection of Billy Lees after a heated incident. Detroit and Chicago were washed out after Detroit led 1-0 in the fourth.
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Boston Red Sox
Hob Turley
Andy Caray Ledil
Yanks
Murray Wall
Kansas City Athletics
Cal McLizh
Cleveland Indians
Ray Herbert
Sixtit
Vic Power
West
Harry Chiti
Joe del ‘Maestri
Gary Bell
Cleveland
San Diego
Washington
Baltimore
Orioles
Billy Lees
Kern “Aspromonte
Red
Napp
Lees
Paul Richards
Gus Triandos
Camilo Pascual
Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
al Kaline
al Lary
Aly
Manor Twin Bill Tonite
Washington Manor Junior League features the Tigers versus the Hornets at 7 pm with the Wildcats and Bees in the nightcap. Jeff Leonard slugged a home run and two singles as the Pirates beat the Bulldogs 10 to 53. Rich Perez and Brad Parkhurst added key hits for the winners. Lena Mollero homer and single led the Terriers past the Buccaneers 10-9 in a separate minor contest.
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Tigers
Hornets
Pam
Wildcats
Bees
Jeff Leonard
Pirates
Bulldogs
Rich Perez
Brad Parkhurst
Henry Paulo
Terriers
Bucaneers
Lena Mollero
Ridgley Upset as Roos Wins in British Am
In Andrews Scotland Hoh Veiney 1 year old South African upset Air Force Master Sergeant Harold Ridgley of Havertown PA in the first round of the British Amateur Gulf championship 4 and 3. Roos from San Francisco defeated Dave Cadmen and moved on while several Americans posted first round wins including Gene Andrews Jimmy McHale John Franck Reid Jack and Peter M. Grant as others fell in early matches.
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Hoh Veiney
Air Force
Harold Ridgley
Havertown
Ridgley
Gene 4 Drews
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Jimmy McHale
Philadelphia
John Franck
Mewton
N. J
Robert A. Roos
iSan Francisco
Jack Penrose
Miami
Frank Strafaci
Beachy
Peter. M. Grant
Cadmen
Roos
Jand
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Jack
Ringley
Murray
Odds Steep In Open Qualifying
In Tulsa Oklahoma June 12 14 Open Championship qualifying saw 2118 golfers vying for 144 berths. Nearly fifteen to one underdog odds marked the field while notable players like Ben Hogan, Dick Mayer, and Sam Snead secured exemptions based on recent US Open results. Ted Vaksiena earned a separate qualifying spot in Honolulu on May 25.
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Xokk
Tulsa
Ohda
Ben Hogan
Dick Mayer
Sam Snead
Ted Vaksiena
Honolulu
Suggs Wins Gattinburg Open With Steady Play
Louise Suggs posted a steady yesterday to win the second annual Gatlinburg Open with a 71-15-76222 score. Mary Lena Faulk was second at 73-73-76224, followed by Faye Crocker at 22-7 and Beverly Hanson at 22-3.
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Suggs
Gatlinburg
Tem
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Louise Suggs
Mary Lena- Faulk
Faye Crocker
Beverly Hanson
Sanders Wins Western Open In Rain Soaked Finish
Doug Sanders edged veteran Dow Finsterwald and others to win the Western Open in Detroit, firing a five under par 68 to finish 3 under total. Finsterwald and Souchak stayed close as Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer contended, amid heavy rain and slick greens. Sanders, 24, his first pro victory after 38 months plagued by injuries, earned $5,000 with several Northern California players also placing in the money.
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UPI
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Sanders
Dow Finsterwald
Mike’ Souchak
Finsterwald
Dow
Souchak
Dave Ragan
California
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Julius Berosi
Ken ‘Venturi
San Francisco
Don Whitt
Alameda
Tony Lema
San ‘Leandro
Sam
Snead
Arnald” Palmer
Venturi
Brank Stranahan
Ragan
Boy Sanders
Mixw Souchak
Julius Boros
Tammy Jacobs
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Smranalans
Xen Venturi
George Bayer
Gary Player
Gene
Weaver
Don ‘Whitt
Jack
Kramer
Municipal Stadium
Colirisazz Road
Don January
Tae Tony Lame
Hoad Returns To Win With Victory Over Gonzales
Lew Hoad returned to the tennis wars after a week off to defeat Pancho Gonzales 9-7 7-3 yesterday in Santa Barbara.
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Hoad
Santa Barbara
UPD
Lew Hoad
Pancho Gonzales
Yester
California League Scores and Standings Noted
Readable fragments showVisalia 10 Las Vegas Modesto 7 Bakersfield Reno Stockton 3 Fresno Salinas. Names include Perea 2 4 and Charleston 2 3, with HO Hume American Association mentions.
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Charleston
St. Paul Fe
Perea
California
Visalia
Las Vegas
Modesto
Bakersfield
Renos
Stockton
Fresnois
Salinas
Snead's Golf School Stresses Balance and Grip
Sam Snead outlines balance and proper grip in a reproduced 1958 instruction column. He emphasizes keeping the left foot flat, right heel raised gradually, and arms forming a perfect Y to stabilize the swing. Readers can request his pamphlet The Grip and the Stance for 40 cents with a stamped return envelope to The Daily Review.
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Sam Snead
the Daily Review
John FE. Ditle
Laurels for Heinrich lead BIg Bay Area swim meet
At the sixth annual Berkeley area age group meet held at Los Lomas Sylvia Ruouska of Berkeley and Gary Heinrich of Bay-O Vista shared top honors. Sylvia won the 200 individual medley trophy and Beth Kaufman award as outstanding woman swimmer. Heinrich won the 200 medley and was named outstanding male swimmer. Berkeley Y won the team trophy with 270 points.
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Walnut Creek
Berkeley
Sylvia
Ruouska
Bay-Ovista
Gary Heinrich
Ber McA
Los Lomas
Syoren
Beth Kaufman
Syamer
Heinrich
Megley
Sylviac
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Bronc Alumni Fete at Santa Clara Baseball Night
Santa Clara alumni chapters host annual baseball night in San Francisco at the Bronco club. Head Baseball Coach Leonard Bul and the Bronco team welcome guests and preview the upcoming season. Alumni players Mike Ireingham and Zip are featured participants in the event.
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University of Santa Clara
San Francisco
Bul
Leonard
Bronco
Mike Ireingham
Zip
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