VFW Lorenzo win recreation league games
VFW Post 7533 and Lorenzo dominated Hayward Arsa Rec district C league beating Mattos Concrete 40 to 3. Ed Braga Buzz King and Sammy Cardella led with two hits each as the Vets had eight hits, no walks, and three errors despite scoring in all but the third inning.
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Bowmen Host Bay Archers Elect New Officer slate
Bowmen hosted the Bay Area archers at Niles Canyon archery range for the June meeting. Don Sanborn led the bowhunters as president while Bob Buchanan became vice president and Lorraine Buchanan served as secretary.
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Norman Finley
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AAU to send 24 athletes overseas for international meets
Officials of the Amateur Athletic Union will name about 24 athletes for overseas international meets this summer based on merit. The AAU national championships will be held in Boulder, Colorado on June 24 and 25.
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Padres Rally Past Stars In Nine Run Display
The San Diego Padres pulled away late to beat the Stars 9-6 after a Bill Glynn grand slam fueled a six run sixth inning and a three run ninth. Elmer Singleton improved to 9-3 before relief by Bill Kennedy stymied Portland. Sacramento pitchers shut down Portland with Milo Candini pitching tight into the ninth for a 7-2 win as Pete Milne drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a third inning double and a seventh inning triple.
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Bill Thomason
Bob Kerrigan
Joe Ginsberg
Seattle
Jim Brosnan
Turk Lown
Hollywood
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Gene Mauch
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Milo Candimi
Rooky John Briggs
Jim Robertson
Frankie Austin
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Bob Hall
Pete Milne
Snead Named To Remember In Open Quest
San Francisco report notes Sam Snead, 43, revival at Palm Beach Round Robin and as Open contender. Although driving woes persist, Snead’s iron and approach shots shine. course layout and pressure at Olympile threaten his bid to win the Open, where sentiment favors the veteran.
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Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool Dominates Bay Trolling
Local anglers report strong season opening in upper San Pablo bay with rowboats from Rodeo and Crockett and party boats from Crockett aiding fishing. Notable catches include Lange’s nine fish for 88 pounds and a 1742 pound haul by Johnny Sivera, plus bass to 12 pounds and several 15 to 22 pound stripers. Trolling with divided leaders and pork rind baits dominates, with early mornings and late evenings best. News notes also mention bait shops at Swanton and Martinez yacht harbor and limited river fishing downstream.
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Penn Crew Wins at Ithaca Defeats Cornell by Length
University of Pennsylvania varsity crew secured an eighth straight victory at Lake Cayuga in Ithaca New York, finishing the 24 mile race in 12 minutes 6.2 seconds to edge Cornell by a length. Cornell swept the junior and varsity events on the same course with a 12:26.2 clocking.
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USC Outslugged By Small College In World Series
In Omaha the NCAA baseball world series opened with upsets as Colgate, Arizona, Western Michigan and Oklahoma A&M won their openers. Colorado State stunned Southern California 2-1 behind six-hitter George Sage, Wake Forest edged Colgate 1-0 in a pitchers’ duel, while Western Michigan beat Arizona 4-1 and Oklahoma A&M overwhelmed Springfield College.
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Baseball Box Scores from American League Matches
Box score fragment covers Baltimore, Kansas City, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston games. Key players include Zern, Woodling, Mantle, Pope, and Nixon with multiple hits, runs and RBIs noted. Pitchers Hunter, Garcia, and others credited with decisions. partial totals indicate line scores and lineups for the listed teams.
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Orioles Sign Two Players From Michigan State
CHICAGO the Orioles signed second baseman George Smith and first baseman Chuck Mathews from Michigan State College on non bonus contracts. They will be assigned to Baltimore affiliates within days. Smith, from Detroit, is brother to Orioles catcher Mal Smith. Mathews hails from Paw Paw Michigan.
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