B League Clash Highlights Week in Local Recreation Standings
Schedule shows Com-Beet O'Brien (3-0) vs State Cleaners (4-0) at Bohannon field and Keystone Magazines (3) vs Louie's TV (4-0) at 8:45. A loop drama has Spooks briefly dropping from first after a miscount. Thursday features Ambulence Stet Inn and Aladdin Heating against Peabody Motors at Castro Valley Community Center.
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Riverside promoters count losses at 500 mile race
Promoters of three 500 mile races at Riverside International Raceway report losses up to 50000 dollars after Memorial Day weekend. Attendance totaled about 12000 despite hopes of rivaling the Indianapolis 500. Eddie Gray led late after Pamelli Jones crashed. Gray won in a 1957 Ford, taking 3000 dollars from a hastily assembled purse.
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Delany Scores Double in IC4A at Villanova
Ron Delany etched alongside past champions after matching two IC4A records. The Irish sprinter mile specialist helped Villanova defend its team title in front of about 12 500 spectators, winning the half mile in 1:50 and the mile in 4:07.8 marking his undergraduate East farewell.
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Phoenix Giants Lead PCL. Prescott Homers in Split Twin Bill
Phoenix Giants back on top of the Pacific Coast League as Bobby Prescott belts a three run homer in Sunday's action. The team swept a double header over Portland by 33 and 8-1 scores. Sacramento won the afternoon half of a split twin bill 7-6 to edge Vancouver from second, while Vancouver followed with a 9-1 night session win. Seattle rose from last place by taking two from San Diego 9-0 and 4-3 as Spokane and Salt Lake split the night.
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Feorn
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Mounties
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Irish Gridders Draw New York at Polo Grounds
The Giants drew an estimated 31 000 fans to the Polo Grounds yesterday for an Irish football and hurling doubleheader, a crowd that surpassed last season despite the Giants struggles.
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Bowling Congress finishes 65th day with no division changes
Syracuse reports the 1558 American Bowling Congress tournament entered its final week with no change in any division after yesterday marking the 65th day of competition.
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APD
Troy Nabs PCC Title in playoff win over Oregon State
Troy defeated Oregon State College 15 6 to capture the Pacific Coast Conference baseball title in the second contest of the playoff series.
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University of Southern California
Oregon State College
Delany and Elliott Set as Modesto Relays Top Card
Compton hosts a major track card as Ron Delaney faces Herb Elliott in a mile duel and California Relays record efforts unfold at Modesto JC. Open and junior college meets produce world marks, Nat JC records, and stellar showings from USC UCLA and California squads.
500 Booty: for Bryan Memorial Day Auto Race
INDIANAPOLIS UPD Speed way winner Jimmy Bryan secured a record setting 103.564 in the 4th annual 500 stle Memorial Day race. Principal Joe Warte announced the victory as the cigar chewing Arizona rider claimed the lion's share of 3305 217. Runner up George Amick earned 38 374, Johnny Boyd took fourth with 17 199, all amid a political advertising paid notice.
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Amick
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Miramonte Star Highlights 40th State Track Meet
A lone Miramonte High runner in Orinda stood out in the 40th annual State High School Track and Field meet as Manual Arts High dominated the Southland. Dixon Palmer won the 440 in 48.6, narrowly lost the 180 to Dave Douglas by inches, and both posted 19 second splits in relays. John Rose set a 29 foot pole vault, breaking Jesse Owens 1933 and 1958 marks, while Jackie Williams led Berkeley High 880 relay to a finals showing, with Alameda County riders also advancing.
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Bakersfield
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Jesse’ Owen
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Acme Rally Tops Pleasanton Blue Jays 7-3
Lindewmn and Acme combined for four seventh inning runs to beat Pleasanton Blue Jays 7-3 on their home diamond. Jack Costello homered in the first to give the Jays a 2-0 lead, but Acme tied it in the fourth as Ed Reese scored on a Bob Parker sacrifice fly and Dick Sober added two hits for the Jays.
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Kiwanis Undefeated In Babe Ruth League Action
Kiwanis remained unbeaten in Babe Ruth League play as Hayward Kiwanis defeated San Lorenzo Lions 8-5. East Bay Optimist and Mobilgas split a weekend pair, with Lions and Hayward players contributing timely hits. Don Kinney and Ty Yurgelevich led scorers for the Lions, while Ken Moulton produced a homer for Kiwanis and Ron Ventura drove in three for the Lions.
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Amick Rookie of Year in Memorial Day 500 finish
In Indianapolis Venice California racer Little George Amick, 33, was unanimously named Rookie of the Year after a near win in the Memorial Day 500 mile event. Amick led the speedway race for 18 laps amid a competitive field including Ryan and Valle Archuleta and Mages Core, racing as Amick Racing.
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Playground Softball Playoffs Begin Tomorrow
Playoff action starts tomorrow in Hayward area playground softball with two first round games. Laurel faces Russell at Baywood while Hespérian meets Redwood Castro Valley at Lal Vista. Winners draw for a semi final bye, the other plays San Lorenzo Blue champion at Baywood on Wednesday.
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