Woodeshick Halts Orioles Streak in 4-1 Nats Victory
Lefty Hal Woodeshick pitched his first nine-once complete game in nine tries since 1958 and limited Baltimore to five singles in a 4-1 Senators win. Milt Pappas took the loss amid a six-game streak as Washington snapped the Orioles lead at 14 1/2 games. Cleveland beat Detroit 6-2 while Kansas City topped Chicago 7-2 with Bud Daley earning his seventh win in the AL.
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Washington
Woodeshick
Senators
Baltimore
Orioles
Birds
Milt Pappas
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Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Bud Daley
New York
Pat Racton
Unbeaten SLZ Nines Tie in San Lorenzo Little League
San Lorenzo National Little League action saw Village Properties and Arroyo join unbeaten status after a 2-2 seven inning deadlock. Village 30-1 and Arroyo 22-1-1 will finish the tie later, with key plays from Steve Alouat and Gary Silcox canceling an early Arroyo lead.
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San Lorenzo
Arroyo
Village
Allen Piteaithley
Steve Alouat
Gary Silcox
Silcox
Dave Briggs
Iest
Babler
Cohen
Ethel
Phearthiey
Love
Carters
Giants Gain In PCL Race
Eric White notes costly errors as Sacramento-Solons fall 9-8 to Vancouver in the ninth. Tacoma's 3-1 win over Portland narrows the lead to one game. Spokane beat Salt Lake City 113 while Seattle defeated San Diego 40. Don Choate and Sherman Jones combined on the Tacoma victory.
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Eric White
Sacramento
Vancouver
Tacoma
Portland
Soulons
Giants
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Seattle
San Diego
Don Choate
Sherman Jones
Choate
Bailey's Triple Secures 3-2 Fire Dept Victory
In San Lorenzo Little League, Bailey delivered a game winning triple as the Fire Department edged Pring's 3-2. Ron Leiker opened with a two run homer for Pring's, Lelker added a triple but could not score. The Fire Department tied the game at 2-2 in the third and won in the bottom of the fifth.
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Tom Bailey
Fire. Dept
Pring
Dep Seier
Lelker
Dilger
Cetker
Balley
Bevetin
Ciglar Leads Yankees Past Phils in Washington Manor
In Washington Manor last night Frank Ciglar fired a two hit victory for the Yankees, pitching nine strikeouts and four walks to clinch second place in the Low Gelig League with a 7-2 win over the Phils. Jim Hesson went 4 for 4 and Faul Scott added three singles, while Ciglar aided his own cause with two hits. Only two Phils finally reached base on hits by Mike Berg and Gary Allen.
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Washington Manor
Frank Ciglar
Yanks
Phils
Ciglar
Jim Hesson
Faul Scott
Mike Berg
Gary Allen
Clyter
Foalty Seth
Dobling End Dowling
Homer Wins Church Game
In MCA Church League softball action Homer Williams led St James SLutheran to a 13 11 win over San Lorenzo Neighborhood Church with a long home run James Slutheran and Ed Sivertson three hits apiece for the losers John Boros Dayle Mandle and Clarence Fernandez homered for San Lorenzo while Henderson Rasher and teammates contributed two hits for the winners
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Bill Mayer
Hayeward
Ed Sivertsons
al Henderson
Rich Rasher
Rally Wins in Eden Minor Tiff
The Sheet Metal Hawks rallied for four runs in the final frame to beat the Buffalos 10% in a Mt. Eden American Minor Little League game last night. Bartels and Dagilla delivered clutch doubles while Grade collected both Buffalo hits off the winning pitcher Roberts.
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Bartels
Dagilla
Buffalors
Mt. Eden
Elliott Wins Compton Mile and Beatty Shine
Elliott led with a strong showing at the Compton Mile as Beatty claimed victory and Santa Clara Valley plus Laslo Tabori impressed. The evening hinted at stronger U.S. representation in Olympic distances, with rival tempos and near-record marks amid tight racing and standout performances from USC and Cal athletes.
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Santa Clara Valley
Lazlo Tabori
U.S
Alphonse-Giasimy
Las- Ho ‘Tabort
Giant Farmhand Player of Month
San Francisco minor leaguer Jote LaBoy was named California League Player of the Month for May with the Giants farm club. The 19-year-old shortstop hit .280, collecting eight doubles six triples and six home runs while driving in runs and earning a wristwatch prize.
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UPI
Fresno Giant
Jote LaBoy
LaBoy
Monte
San Francisco Giant
State Cleaners Dominate With Third Shutout Win
State Cleaners tops league standings after a 3 0 victory over Handy Andy's Market behind Lee Burleson’s eight strikeouts and no walks. Ed Armstrong, Ken Geary, and Jim Navarro fueled the offense with multi hit games as Burleson blanks the opposition for the third time in four games.
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State Cleaners
Hayward Area
Lee
Burleson
Handy Andy
Steve Kervin
Ed Armstrong
Ken Gearyach
Jim Navarro
Yankees Nab 4-3 Eden American Win
In a pair of C-2 contests, Pizza Joyal blanked Boyer Sheet Metal on Walt Woodle's one-hitter, and American Pipe downed Wiseman. Grant and Jordan each had three hits for Pizza Joyal, with two doubles and a triple. Don Hyer doubled twice and scored twice for American Pipe, while Wiseman’s Bob Bauer allowed a key sixth inning. The late game featured strong defense and clutch hits as Eden National lines held firm.
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Walt Woodle
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Pasate Et
J. Souza
M. Grant
B. Jordan
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Jordan
Bayer
George Givson
Don Hyer
Dick Gunn
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Sandia Falls In League Clash. Optimists Clinch Tie
Sandia lost 4 2 as ALBA and Rotary Club endured high scoring games. Danny Heal drove in runs with a two on homer, Pat Bayless pitched the win, and Kim Stone starred for the losers. Elks bullied Cowboys 65 with Allen Owen belting a two run homer, while Roger Norwood and Schaack contributed in the field.
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Sandia
Danny Heal
ALBA
Kim Stone
Jerry Lee
Elks
Cowboys
Rotary Club
Roger Norwood
George Schaack
Robinson Stars In 20 30 Win
Jeff Robinson slugged two singles and a double to pace the 20 20 Club to a 4 run victory over Kiwanis in the Hig hward American Little League. Lloyd Parry doubled to back up Dick Royce on the mound as Clay Dry joined with a triple and a single and Rick Camish added two singles. Kiwanis fell to 1 4, while the 2 30 team featured Trickery and Weekes in a win.
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Kiwanis
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Uip
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Clay Dry
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Apair
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Snead Seeks Open Entry For British Championship
New York reports Sam Snead announced his entry for the British Open at St Andrews July 4 to 9, subject to U.S. commitments. He pledged to play for an open slam if he wins the U.S. Open in June and will join Arnold Palmer for the International Trophy and Canada Cup in Dublin later in June.
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UPD
Sanuny Snead
St. Andrews
Scotland
United States
Snead
Arnold Palmer
Dublin
Ireland
Reds Nip Little In Minor Fray
The Reds edged Little's Club 98 to capture a late win in the 4 West National Minor Lite League game last night. Barney Tanger homered inside the park for the losers, Braillard earned the victory.
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Reds
Little
Broad Jumper Sets 25-7 1/4 Record at NATA Champs
SIOUX FALLS S D UPI Ralph Boston boosted Olympic hopes with a record 74 inch broad jump at the opening night of the ninth annual track and field championships. Four marks fell as near perfect weather aided performances.
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UPI
Ralph Boston
NATA
Merchants to Play Longden to Call It Quits
In Inglewood California AP reports Johnny Longden the longtime racing figure plans to retire from riding after the Hollywood Park meeting ends on July 25. He will retire with a caveat tied to the horse Fleet Nasrullah who has starred at the meet and may influence the decision.
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Calif
Johnny Longden
Hollywood Park
Fleet Nasrullah
Stars in Narrow Win at San Leandro Market
San Leandro Merchants host Stars in a tight game at Ball Park. Report mentions plans for a 10:30 a.m. game and notes about Rainiers, Eden, and Longden. Details are fragmentary with unclear team names and scattered quotes from local figures.
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SAN Leandroq
San Leandro Merhants
Hollywood Park
Crusader Crushes Calvary Comets in Softball League
Ranbe Bats led the Crusaders with three hits including a home run and pitched an eight hit shutout as Calvary defeated Calvary Comets 10-0 in Hay-Ward Area Recreation District Conservative Baptist Softball League. George Mumford and Dan Rodrigues each had two hits, Rodrigues belting a homer. Tay Sie Rot contributed eight hits for the losers. In a second game, Calvary Crusaders routed Manor Baptist 17-3.
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Piched i
Calvary Crusaders
Calvary Comets
George Mumford
Dan Rededrigues
Rodrigues
Tay Sie
Calvary Crusarees
Manor Baptist
Meadows Harness Meet Sets Daily Double Record at Bay Meadows
A Bay Meadows harness and quarter horse meeting posted a daily double record of 1268 yesterday as Hopeican and Barbara's Fox won the first and second races respectively. Hopeican paid 736.20 straight, driven by Frank Evans for owner Phillip Rocchio of Pasadena, defeating Shafter Worthy by a half length. Hopeican’s victory marked five lifetime starts with 559.00 to win and 27.63 to show. Barbara's Fox edged Miss Prim Patch and Jor Broom in the final stretch, with Clarence Hansen aboard Barbara's Fox, the meeting’s leading driver, earning 19,609 for the win. A total of 100 two dollar win ponies were sold on the day’s six race card.
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Bay Meadows
Hopeican
Barbara
Fox
Frank Evans
Hopeman
Phillip Rocchio
Pasadena
Shafter Worthy
Florican
St Felicitas Nine Set for CYO Playoff
St Felicitas eighth grade baseballers from Oakland reach CYO playoff finals after defeating St Johns 13 to 0 behind Hal Dobling and Gary Butler. Their sixth graders lose a close 3-2 to St Marks of Richmond in a brisk game. One race in the program features a claiming trot won by Rich Malone with 10 strikeouts for Si WAR.
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Felicitas
Oneton Manor
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Worthy
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Lana
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Hal Dobling
Gary Butler
Dobling
Henry Paulo
St. Mark's
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Rich Malone
War
Leaer Luter
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Ateg
USC Nine Loses in NCAA Playoff Dimension
USC suffers an 8-1 loss to Washington State in the NCAA District 8 baseball playoff, dropping to a best-of-three series. The Trojans must win the afternoon game to stay alive for a College World Series berth in Omaha. a win would force a decisive third game.
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University of Southern California
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Omaha
Second Race Details From May Racing Card
In the second race a mite classpace of group 2 contested for a purse of $700. The entry IDARBARAS FOX carried 1460 9)4a ims BRIM rated one sab $00 Pr batons Pe 10 jarted-May Alyet and Alr streams a Sky Late. Don Sreatched-Starielle Tass, Ruth's Palme renez a, Hopeican te Barbara'b were noted in the field with unclear placements.
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Javedate Don
New York Recognizes Robinson Pender World Middleweight Title Fight
The New York State Boxing Commission suspended Sugar Ray Robinson for failing to make a May 16 bout in Baltimore but will recognize his world middleweight title bout with Paul Pender at Boston next Friday. The Maryland and national bodies suspended Robinson earlier, and New York moved to recognize the bout after inquiries.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
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Robinson
Pedro Gonzales
Baltimore
Maryland
Naliony Boxing Assa
Anl
Massachusetts
Robinson-Pender
Bombers Face Braves Tonight In Bay Roller Clash
The Bay Bombers aim to upset the Los Angeles Braves in a Clash at San Pan Cow Palace roller derby. The Braves won their third straight last night at San Jose Ball Park 27 to 26 with Charlie O Connell and Judy Sowniksi each scoring six for the Bombers in a prior meeting at Oakland Auditorium.
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Bay Bombers
Los Angeles Braves
S$ Pan
Cow Pallace
Braves
San Jose Ball Park
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Judy Sovwinski
Bombers
At & Pant
Oakland Auditorium
Yesterday's Big League Heroes
Yesterday's baseball roundup highlights Hitling Bob Allison driving in three runs with a triple and home run as the Senators beat the Orioles 44. Yorn Law of the Pirates earned his eighth win with a second shutout, an eight hit, 2.0 season over the Phillies.
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Ariple
Orioles
Yorn Law
Pirates
Iwon
Phillies
Sam White Eyes Baseball Return
Sam White, former Boston Red Sox catcher, says he might return to baseball if his bowling business runs smoothly. The veteran player hinted at possible involvement in the sport again, pending success of his post-playing career venture.
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SPI
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