Elliott Narrowly Misses Record in Bakersfield Mile Race
Elliott came up short of a record pace as Delany tired him in the backstretch and Tabori surged to a 4 02 53 mile time. Shankland paced the laps, finishing sixth, with Elliott aiming for the AA Championship Mile at Bakersfield June 21. O'Brien Long and Davis all posted top shot put marks, while Southern and Collymiaro added sprint highlights.
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Texas
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Turley Wins 6th for Yanks in 1961 Classic
Mantle homers twice and drives in four as the Yankees beat the Orioles. Turley improves to 5-1 with a nine inning save chance as New York plates all runs in late action. Johnson and Pappas hold opponents to four hits, while Hoeft earns first win since May.
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Gerry Staley
Chicago
Sad Sam NL's Most Underated Hurler
St Louis Cardinals righthander Sad Sam NL's most underrated pitcher. Veteran of five seasons, never over 24 wins, best 12-8. NL hitters say tough to hit. Last night he struck out a league high 12, guiding the Cardinals to a 3-1 win over the Phillies. From Stewartsville Ohio, he blames a small strike zone and has battled wildness but leads the league in wild pitches with 66 this season. If St Louis wins the pennant, Sam remains the likely man to lift them.
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Sunday Drivers Scare Amick
GRAND RAPIDS Michigan. George Amick, runner up in the 1955 Memorial Day Indianapolis race, says Sunday drivers scare him to death. He fears the Hollywood Freeway speeds and weaving six abreast at about 80 miles an hour, making him consider quitting driving altogether.
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Akins Scores Nine Knockdowns To Win World Title
In a welterweight bout Akins defeated Vince Martinez amid nine knockdowns as officials debated counts. Akins became the first St Louis boxer to win a world title in any division, surviving a brutal onslaught as Martinez absorbed cuts and a nose bleed.
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Staack to Head Valley Boosters
Castro Valley New president of the Castro Valley High School Athletic Boosters Club is Ed Staack. Working with him will be Oliver Alves, vice president, and Mass Preisendarl, secretary. Other new officers include Mrs. Nar o Gough, treasurer, Dick Barry, membership chairman, and Mrs. Marie Henningson, publicity chairman.
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Naro Gough
Dick Barry
Marie Henningson
Giants Surprises Keep Giants in Pennant Race
HAL SAN San Francisco Giants defy expectations and stay in the NL pennant chase. Orlando Cepeda sparks a surge as youth-filled lineup and strong defense buoy a club with weak pitching. Willie Mays leads with career-best form, while the team aims to stay in the first division as other clubs heat up.
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Webb Upsets B H Nine in Li'l Loop Play
Webb Son of the Little League upended Biggs & Haaga 64 to gain a second win as Rick Ferry suffered one of his rare losses. Olson pitched a masterful game with 15 strikeouts and two singles allowed, while Olson, Muniz, and Little contributed two hits each for the Webb team.
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Two Games Schedule In Babe Ruth Play Week
East Bay Lumber and Hayward Kiwanis lead the Hayward Area Babe Ruth League with 2 0 records heading into today's actions as week three winds down. EBL meets CW Optimist at 1 30 p m at Hayward Airport field while Kiwanis faces Teamsters at San Lorenzo High. Four games are on the slate with Lumberkills vs St Bede s Teamsters vs Hayward Optimist San Lorenzo Lions vs CV Optimist and Mobilgas against Hayward Kiwanis.
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Area Legion Nines Vie Tomorrow in 10th District slate
Arroyo makes his American Legion debut as South County Legion teams play a trio of games tomorrow afternoon in the 10th District southern division. Other contests feature Castro Valley and Alameda with references to incidents at ballparks and injuries to players.
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Baseball opens with CVNS Diamond day matchups
Bill Coady hosts the CVNS diamond at 1 30 p m. San Lorenzo faces San Leandro at Leandro ball park at 2 p m. East Oakland has a bye. Openers pair San Lorenzo with Castro Valley East Oakland with San Leandro and San Leandro with Alameda.
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Miteff to Sub for Anthony in Oakland Bout
Heavyweight Ruben Vargas will face Alex Mirell of Argentina in place of Tony Anthony at the Oakland Auditorium on July 14 after Anthony pulled out. Miteff, ranked No. 5 by the NBA, recently defeated Nino Valdes and has only one pro loss. Vargas has four straight knockouts and is viewed as a top west coast heavyweight prospect.
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Akins Stops Martinez To Claim Welterweight Title
In St. Louis Virgil Akins stopped Vince Martinez in the welterweight championship bout. San Diego saw Kid Anhawac KO Jimmy Moser, while Mexicali hosted Jose Lopez knocking out Jimmy Coopier.
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Los Angeles
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Jimmy Coopier
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World Drag Record Set at Stockton Competition
Hank Vincents time of 161.87 seconds at the Northern California Drag Strip Operators Championships in Stockton established a new world record for Chevrolet powered cars. The prior mark stood at 160.87 seconds.
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Shanks and Berard Star For Amador Nine Baseball Team
Pleasanton Amador High baseball claims DVAL-EB title with Shanks earning most valuable player honors. Shanks led hitters with a 524 on base plus slugging and posted a 2.70 ERA, backed by 95 strikeouts. Bernard finished high in hitting and fielding while Jed drove in runs and doubled. Nebel hit the team’s only homer as the pitching staff totaled solid innings and wins.
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Hal Spanks
BU Bernard
Bob
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Ken Regan
Dick Afni
George Fernand
Orioles Score Mt. Eden Win Over Ted's Drugs Athletics
The Gerber Orioles of Mount Eden Little League beat Ted's Drugs Athletics 10 to 4 as Richard Towner drove in two runs with two singles and Rod Ortiz added two more. Don Cortez earned the win on the mound while Pete Walling took the loss. Russell Smith also starred for Bay Insurance Stars with 11-2 win in a separate Mount Eden minor league game.
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Sam Snead Golf School Promotes Grip and Stance Guide
Sam Snead offers a golf school with tips on keeping total scores down. The pamphlet titled The Grip and the Stance promises to help players improve and suggests sending 10 cents and a self addressed envelope to Sam Snead care of The Daily Review for a copy.
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Village Wins Playground Softball Title in 1958 Final
Village School captured the Hayward Area Recreation District Playground softball crown with a 10-4 victory over Flesperian as Jerry Gaylord fired a five hitter for his second win in three days. Norm Phillips and Gordon Smith led Village’s offense, Stan Talott sparking defensive at second. Hesperian, from the San Lorenzo district, was paced by Terry Cavin and Bob Humphreys, while Laurel beat Russell in a five-inning, 11-10 thriller in earlier action.
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Jim Freitas
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Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool at Southern Pacific Rod and Gun
The annual trout outing results from the Southern Pacific Rod and Gun Club show sixty catchers accumulating 323 fish. Cooler Sierra weather slowed melt and muddy streams, while local Berkeley area action remained modest with shore bass, striped bass, and clams reported. next tides could affect steeper fishing prospects.
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Peabody Nips Rallying ABC In A League
Peabody Motors pitcher Chuck Sneath held ABC scoreless in the seventh, helping Peabody edge ABC Ambulance 5-4 at Castro Valley Community Center in HARDIA League action. Keystone Readers beat National Co. 6-2, Dai Review fell to Boyer Sheet 5-? in C-2 league play. Keystone and Boyer Sheet vie for second in their bracket.
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Lutherans Retain Church Loop Lead
Good Shepherd Lutheran held sole first place in the YMCA Church league after a 9-2 win over Westminster Presbyterian. Witta Baptist beat Hope Lutheran 41-10. multiple players fueled the Lutheran rally, while Hope Lutheran plated all 10 runs in three innings but fell short.
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Henderson Defends Sa Hardtop Lead At San Jose Speedway
Henderson clings to a four point margin in the season standings as 50 hardtoppers prepare for a 20 lap main event at the San Jose track tonight. Rick holds the title lead with 234 points, mounting a challenge from Burt Folio of Mountain View as seven weeks of racing unfold.
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Race for Lives at Pacheco Tonight in Walnut Creek
A charity speedway program titled Race for Lives unfolds tonight at Pacheco in Walnut Creek with time trials at 7 pm. More than 50 cars compete in the feature with proceeds benefiting the East Bay Chapter of the City of Hope medical center, as Grive Maghc Purdy of Santa Rosa is named a favorite after last week’s feature win.
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