Ashland Little League Opening Parade Scheduled Tomorrow
Ashland prepares for opening day with a parade led by Ashland Fire Department chief Legler L. Olivera who will throw the first ball. Teams include the Giants and Braves with a full schedule and a drawing at Slade's end. Also noted are minor clubs and a band, plus a high-profile community event surrounding the season kickoff.
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McKamey and Smith Lead 20 30 Club to Victory
McKamey and Smith paced a 20 30 Club 3-6 win over Biggs Haage in Hayward American Life League action. McKamey hit two doubles and a three run homer in four trips, while Smith went four for four with two doubles. Robinson Ybarra and Laskey contributed two hits each as 20 30 broke the game open in the fifth. Vargas and Royce closed the door for B H, while Barks Katkey and Marga toed the mound for the losers.
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Mike McKamey
Murry Smith
Biggs & Haage
Hayward
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Smith
Jeff Robinson
Lupe Ybarra
Gary Vargas
B&h
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Dick Royce
Robinson
Tim Laskey
Yatra
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Marga
Clus
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Vargas
Royce
Katkey
Grand Slam Features East National Orgy
Mike Emanuel led East National with a grand slam as Rotary Giants surged to a high scoring game. Russell’s 26 14. Catcher John Sousa opened with a homer in the first frame. Emanuel hit a four home run, then a triple in the fifth. Rotary batted around in a mammoth inning aided by eight walks and three Russell errors. Allen Crispi drilled 3 for 3 and Chris Myhre added 5 for 5. Randy Salero and Steve Whitman each had three hits for Russell’s.
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Chris Myhre
Randy Saliero
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Evashevski Named Iowa Athletic Director
Forest Evashevski, famed Iowa football leader, was appointed athletic director at the University of Iowa, succeeding Dr. Paul Brechler after frequent policy feuds. He will coach the Hawks for one more season while filling the athletic director duties.
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Stewardship In Church Victory Over Highland Baptist
In a YMCA Church League night game at Bohanon, Stewardship Baptist edged Highland Baptist 41 to 10 after an unearned run in extra innings. S Taylor doubled and singled, G Emerson had two singles, J Spillers doubled and tripled to spark the winners. Highland’s R Johnson went 2-for-2, J L Billet collected two singles. Earlier, Auntwood Rap tist beat Good Shepherd Luth eran 166 with J Hale homering and D Myers adding a triple and a single for Huntweod Beithe son of Good Shepherd went 3-for-4 with no doubles. California League noted.
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Rose Hurls Hits Comets to 4 1 Win
Ken Rose pitched a three hitter and hit a leadoff homer in the fourth to back Continental Can Comets as they beat the IDEs 4 1 and share first place in the West National Little League race. Rose, Delbo, Cohan each went 2 for 3, Minielly doubled for Ah des Willy.
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Montana
Cards Nab Eden N L Lead on HR Outburst
Four homers accounted for all but one run in the Mt Eden National Title League game last night as the Bay Insurance Cardinals brimmed the Revita Dodgers 6 to 2 to take over undisputed league leadership. Wally GordonCard first baseman smashed two homers driving in three runs. Pitcher Dwight Wiedmann added a homer with a man on, while Mike Siligo homered in the first to account for the Dodgers' two runs. Wiedmann worked five more frames allowing no runs as he earned the win on a three hit effort.
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Bohannon's Rakow Stars in San Lorenzo National League win
Bohannon Realty defeated Westinghouse 15-2 as Mike Rakow pitched a five hitter with nine strikeouts and added two hits. Dennis Peters, Bill Newby, and Ron Christenson contributed two hits each, with Dino Vournag' triple sparking Bohannon's rally in the second inning amid a noisy San Lorenzo National League contest.
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Jr. Baseball Schedule Highlights Local Leagues Tonight
Tonight's slate features numerous matchups across divisions: Livermore Cowhove versus Rotary, ALRA against Sandia Ontleists, Ellis faces Fr m ont American Rick Marti versus Cement Cheventel, and Dodgers meet Giants in Washington Manor. Several games scheduled with start times around 5:30 pm.
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Indians Beat White Sox. Tigers top Orioles and Yankees edge Cubs
Indians grab early lead in a 4-2 win over Chicago as George Strickland hits his first homer of the year. Tigers surge with Frank Rolling two homers and five driven in in a 9-? win over Baltimore. Mantle homers for the Yankees who stay within 3% of Detroit. KC ends five-game skid with a win at Washington.
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Giants Fall To Reds In Narrow Loss At Wrigley
Giants trailed the Reds by two after a late comeback attempt. Ed Bailey and Frank Robinson sparked scoring, but a seventh inning collapse by starter Jack Sanford opened the door for Cincinnati. Lynch delivered a three run homer and Pinson along with Whitey Lockman added solo shots as the Reds pulled away.
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Joe Amalfitano
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Ed Bailey
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Sanford Fnr
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Veda
Pinson
Whitey Lockman
Wille Kirkland
Tasby Dealt To Red Sox
Baltimore trades center fielder Willie Tasby to Boston for left fielder Gene Stephens in a straight player deal. Tasby, once a top AL rookie, hit .212 this season with 3 RBIs in 142 games last year. Orioles recall veteran pitcher Billy Hoeft from Miami.
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Oaks Romp Pushes Past Beavers 33-6 in La Vista
Oaks routed Treat & Turner Beavers 33 to 6 in La Vista. George Pavao and Dave Sulser each had two hits including a triple for Pavao and two doubles for Sulser. Gary Lamb added two hits. Mark Blackman earned the win after three hits.
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la Vista
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Fisher Hurls Third Blank In Pacific Coast League Tilt
The Seattle Rainiers defeated the Salt Lake City Bees 10 to 0 after two early hits. Eddie Fisher blanked Vancouver for a 6 0 victory, his third shutout of the season. Sacramento beat Portland 9 to 4 as the league leading Loons and Spokane Indians won, with Spokane stopping San Diego Padres 6 to 3 for their ninth straight loss.
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Giants stay course as Rigney keeps faith in bunting
Giants manager Bill Rigney remains steadfast in his strategy as San Francisco fights for the 1960 NL pennant. He benched pressure to pull McCormick for Sam Jones after a ninth inning rally, a move that drew boos but yielded two Jones strikeouts. Cincinnati’s response briefly tilted the game back, yet Rigney’s method underpins ongoing team confidence and ownership trust.
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Kasko
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Pinson
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Cincinnati
Horace Stoneham
Atkins Stars In Twilight Game
Ritch Atkins dominated for the Tennyson Lancers in a twilight league win over Arroyo. He pitched a three hit shutout with 14 strikeouts and walked two, while going 2-for-2 at the plate with a single and a triple driving in two. Arroyo’s Mike Botelho homered in the seventh.
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Leone Hitting Star in Continental Minor League Victory
Leone Hitting Star batted two doubles a triple and a single as the Lions Club lost 22 to in last night’s Continental Minor Little League game. O Grady earned the win pitching for the Lions Club.
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