Squaw Valley Bill Nears Final Passage in Assembly
California lawmakers moved toward final passage of a 2.9 million appropriation to finance the 1960 Winter Olympic Games at Squaw Valley. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee sent the bill to the floor with a unanimous do pass, boosting total state investment to 8 million. Opposition centered on cost concerns and a proposal to create a permanent valley park. an eminent domain clause to secure land for the Games remained in the bill.
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Sacramento
INS
Squaw Valley
Assembly
Ways and Means
Harold Z. Johnson
Placer County
Senate
Knight
Joxe
Ways and Means Group
Auy
Samuel C. Shenk
Johnson
Thomas’ M. Reta
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Township Teams Win '57 Openers
In the opening night of the 1957 season Washington Township Softball Association saw Warm Springs beat Orangeburg Pipe of Newark in a swift first-inning victory as Yed Garvin pitched a four hitter. Glenmoore edged American Forge 7-6 in the Little Bigger League opener, overcoming a late six-run surge by American Forge.
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Yed Garvin
Warm Springs
Washington Township
Orange
Burg Pipe
Newark
Norm. Piechotte
Ea Romero
Glenmoore
American Forge
Army-Bound Red Wins Fifth Straight in Bloody Bout
New York New York welterweight Redl unbeaten in 15th straight victory after a brutal TV fight with Frank Ippolita last night at St. Nicholas Arena. Redl heads to Fort Dix Sunday for Army induction with six stitches on his brow and Ippolita also bleeding.
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New York
Itn
Stéfan Redl
Frank Ippolita
U.S. Army
Fort Dix
Nut
Red
Ippotito
Nere
St. Nicholas Arena
No-Hitter Not Enough in 1-0 Hill Duel
A no-hit performance by Hayward fell short as Val Carrera’s luckless Kiwanis Club dropped a 1-0 decision to undefeated Biggs and Hanga. Bob Hamma entee allowed the lone run while Purdueled Carrera, keeping the other team in the hunt for the league title.
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LI Hill
Hayward
Val Carrera
Kiwanis
Biggs & Hanga
Bob Hammaentree
Carrera Doz
Baseball game notes and local sports schedule fragment
Incomplete report shows a Sandlin hit in the second inning and Cavers allowing the sole run in the sixth via walk error and infield outs. A schedule line lists two National League games and local teams Rockets Close Building Supply at the ballpark and Fireman facing Elks Club at Winton School.
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Cavers
Rockets
Elks Club
Winton School
Biggs & Naaga
Sewanis
Don
Cedres
Carrera Hammer
Meeham
Belmont Park Sets Top Weight for Metropolitan Handicap
New York horse racing notes show Mrs. Jan Burke named as top owner with ith-Mrs. Jan Burke's Dedicate assigned 120 pounds, the heaviest mark for Saturday's $50 added Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park.
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New York
Ith
Jan Burke
Belmont Park
How They Stand AMIRIC 4H HaGur ta
Fragmented sports brief describes standings and schedules in the National League with teams Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee New York and Pittsburgh. Mentions a game slate including Milwaukee at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with unclear results due to OCR errors.
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Philadelphia
Casa
Milwaukee
New York
Phila
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Aladdin Climbs in Latter Day Saints League race
In a Castro Valley Community Center softball doubleheader, Aladdin Heating tied for second with a 3-1 win over Howdy Chevrolet as Bob Henderson allowed two hits. San Leandro won its third straight in Latter Day Saints League by beating Heyward 10-3 behind Calhoun and Fisher timely hits. Eddie's Spook Club and Peabody Spooks Tonite show in the Castro Valley district action, while Oakland’s Pittsdm threw a no-hitter for Castro Valley in another game.
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Spook, Club
Hayward
Don Hauchman
Irvin
Jdirt
Latter Day Saints
San Leandro
Walloping
Heyward
Gene ‘Decker
Bill Bindeman
Keith Ba
Ga ! Eaton
Garyle Fisher
Andy Gardner
Land ‘Graham
Shaw
Ed Pittsdm
Castro Valley
Oakland
al Fontana
Gambretellad Biskop
Prilipsar
Teague
Brown
Calholin
Roeltin
Haurhman
Orardiesy
Welbinrck
Bowl Eagles Post 1-0 Wins
San Leandro Recreation Dept softball doubleheader at Thresher Park ended 1-0 with Red Portman pitching the Eagles past Peabody Motors and Wes Nehr stifling Village Bowl. Joe Alicea doubled in Village Bowl’s only run. George Wise and Howie Thompson produced key hits for the Eagles in the nightcap.
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A. San
George
Wises J
Howie Thompson Nant
Eagles
Good Riddance O Malley Told
A House Judiciary Committee debate centers on a statement about O Malley and Dodgers owners moving to the West Coast. Rep Emanuel Celler and Rep John J Rodney criticize civic pride and planned sports sites in Brooklyn amid talk of funding a new stadium with taxpayer money.
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House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Ibrgakyn
Brooklyn
John J.rodney
Dodgers
Walter’ O'Malley
West Coast
Dodger
News Stadium
Rooney
Lear
Brooklyn Dodgers Top Phillies In Wild National League Game
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia as Buck general member hit his sixth homer of the season in the fifth. Dany Zimmer drove in a run with a two out single in the seventh and a wild pitch allowed the final Dodgers run in the ninth. Gino Cinieli also homered while Jim Hearn relieved. Hank Poiles singled and tripled for Pittsburgh in a 6-5 win over New York as Johnny O’Brien tripled and scored on a squeeze bunt.
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Dany Zimmer
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Jim Hearn
Gino Cinieli
Don Cardwell
Hearn
Cardwall
Hank
Poiles
Pittburgh’ Pirates
Johmmy
O'Brien
Bunty
Nelson King
Joe
Margoneri
New York
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Ben Adnstay
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Open hopeful Snead among top qualifiers at New York
The narrative notes Sam Snead tying Dick Mayer for the lead after 24 trials to join the field for the U S Open at Inverness Club in Toledo on June 13. It mentions 142 qualifiers nationwide with many familiar players and several veterans missing.
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Cincinnati
Samuel
Jackson
Br White
Siphii Springs
Brewer
Snead
Dick Mayer
St.Petersburg
Fla
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Plains
Toledo
Inverness Club
Yester
Cary Jackie Burke
Britis
Peter “Thomson
Honolulu
Byron Nelson
Pion
Dalles
Tex
Don
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Blains
Rosburg
San Francisco
Lawson Little
Marty
Furgol
Utica
N.Y
Paul Hamey
Bottif
Mass
Cleveland
al Besselink
Grossinger
Grand Skee Riegel
Villano
Philadelp
Marion
GiPrenk Stranahan
Walter Burke- 4Mo
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Roberto de
Vicenza
Mexico City
NCAA Tourney Berths Filled With Two Open Slots
United Press reports Florida State earned the district berth while Florida State and Colorado State College joined the field, leaving two berths unfilled in the eight team NCAA baseball championship. The update notes the field remains incomplete as teams prepare for the tournament.
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United Press
Florida’ ‘State
Colorado State College
Florida State
Whitt Leads In Nor Cal Little Golf Open
Rosburg Fry and promoter Roy Ward qualified for the national open as top NorCal contenders. Stanford’s course yielded 71 69 140 for Whitt, with amateurs Magnussen and Fry among others posting 72 69 141 and 75 41 143. Lawson Little and Bob Rasburg failed to meet expectations. Rosburg shot 73 74 147 and Little 76 71 147.
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California
Stanford University
Amdteur
Bernard
Magnussen
Willamette
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Sal Mateo
Bob Rasburg
Palo Alto
Smong
Lawson Little
Pebble Beach
U.S. J
Rosing Sarded
Little
John Fry
Pto
Hayward
Sam Snead Golf Ph Starts Well In Amateur Trials
Fragmented OCR lists players and scores from a golf event with Sam Snead featured. Names such as John Biddie Mike Moriah Don Edwards Stephen Smith Vernon Good Dan James Beric Magnussen Bud Ward David Dittenaerser Bob Moore Rosie Rosburg and Lawrence Reich appear with uneven scores indicating an amateur field. notes on qualifications and three berths are included.
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John Biddie
Mike Moriah
Asi
Don Edwards
Stephen’ Smith
Vernon Good
Dan
James
Dor- Whitt
Beric Magnussen
Bud-Ward
David Dittenaerser
Bob Moore
Bill
Rosburg
Badger
Lawrence
Reich
Charles Leider
Buddy
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