Hayward Legion Ninety Inthrilling 17 Innings Stays Alive
Hayward American Legion Post 17 inning thriller secured a 2 0 win over Alameda with Joe Pacey and Denny Stillman starring on the mound and at the plate. San Leandro Post 117 outlasted West Oakland 3 2 in 17 innings as Dick Duey drove in the deciding run. San Leandro next faces Diamana Post in a rescheduled affair with Joel Guthrie expected to start.
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Don Levier
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Dick Duey
Mel Eckhardt
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Joel Guthrie Alated
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Ohio State Whiz Chops Fingers
Ohio State basketball star Preeman Hobin Reeves, All-American with a then record scoring season, suffered a chopping accident at home injuring middle and index fingers. The right handed 18 year old was hospitalized at Good Samaritan, with reports uncertain how much finger loss occurred.
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East Bay All-Stars Gear Up For Aug 13 Practice
Twenty five players from the East Bay 20-30 All-Star Poor Football squad received equipment at Supertale school and report back for practice starting August 18. Coaches Tony Knap and Bob Muenter voice confidence in a repeat victory as the East prepares for the August 26 game at Safi Heeeget Kese Sta dite.
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Supertale School
Npatches
Tony Knap
Pittsburg
Bob Muenter
Safi Heeeget Kese Stadite
Perry Sparkles In 32 Red Win Merchants Climb
Perry Perry sparkled as the 32 Reds toppled the Concord Merchants in a high school pro season tilt. Stan Perry spun a six inning gem before trouble in the seventh. Walt Watty drove in two runs as Dick Hogue and Jerry Powell started the scoring with a first inning single. Columbo swiped second and scored on Watty’s double to put Fremont ahead two by the seventh. The Reds played flawless defense behind Perry with solid twin killings and an error-free effort in the field. Next Sunday the Reds meet Willits in a single contest.
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Bill Petstious
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Concord “‘Merchants
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Perry
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Trowbie
Walt Watty
Rich
Minkin
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Bud Bettencourt
Watty
Berkeley
Dick Hogue
San Leansis
Fremont
Tare
Reds
Columan Walker
Sompec
Columbo
Wally
Gary Silveira
Pearsen
Willits
Coast League standings and results summary
The Coast League table shows Portland Seattle Vancouver San Diego Hollywood Los Angeles Sacramento and Seattle in recent positions with results yesterday and today. Seals lead 2 2 3 in a mixed set of scores as Vancouver and San Diego post strong showings and several games are scheduled tomorrow across Vancouver Sacramento Hollywood and Los Angeles.
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Hollywood'é
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Hollywood
Seasile
Vancouvarst
San Die Borland
Los Angel
Leandro Edges Vallejo 4 3 In Bay League Showdown
Leandro Merchants beat Vallejo 4 to 3 at Sea n Leandro bell park to tighten Bay County League standings. Rick Nickison pitched five hits in the complete game win for San Leandro while Roy Parker Fred Halley and Jim Gorman contributed two hits each for the Merchants. Halley scored the go ahead run with a seventh inning triple and Parker followed with a run scoring hit as San Leandro built a two run cushion. Vallejo tallies were unearned as North Bay defense limited their offense. Next Saturday the San Leandro semi pros travel to Eu ree for a two game set to close the weekend.
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Sean Leandro Bell Park
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San Leandro
Roy_ Parker
Fred Halley
Jim Gorman
Santa Clare
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Parker
di Vallejo
North “Bay
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Senji-Pros
Euree
Rales
Hernandez Munoz Win Cal Loop Tilts
Two former prep stars from the arta Sigurid in Californie League results yesterday. At Mocesw Hayward's Pete Hernandez scattered hits in Visalia 2 22.2 victory in the second game of a doubleheader after Modesto had won the opener 14-3. Hernandez 12th win against two Indez Ex-Sen Leandro high and Oakland first baseman Tommy Munoz singled home the winning run in the 0th inning of Stockton's 4-3 win over Salinas. The Ports also took the opener 4-1.
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Tommy Munoz
Stockton
Salinas
Ports
Moore Returns Faces UK Author in Heavyweight Battle
New York reports Archie Moore launches negotiations for a heavyweight title bout with Floyd Patterson after defeating Yolande Pompty. Moore sues Dr. Egith Summerskill in London over alleged offensive passages about him and his fight with Marciano. Patterson undergoes head surgery, delaying the title fight, while Moore negotiates with Jim Norris and Cus D'Amato for the match efforts.
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Floyd Fallergon
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Charley
Johnston
International’ Boxing Club
Jim Norvis
Patterson
Cus Id Amiate
Petece
Floyd
Stengel Warns Of Yankee Shakeup After Rough Stand
Casey Stengel vented irritation over the Yankees latest slump and hinted at changes. He criticized pitching and infield play after a 6-0 loss to Cleveland and warned of potential player moves if improvements aren’t seen before the deadline.
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Pedro Ramos
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Spectacular Lime Leads Track Aces Toward Berkeley
A strong Eastern track contingent heads to the NCAA championships in Berkeley with Duke’s Dave Sime as the centerpiece. The nineteen year old soars toward Olympic prospects after setting a world best in the 226 yard dash and posting top times in the 100 and 220 yard events, with support from teammates like Don Brace and Mike Agostini aiding Sime’s bid for supremacy.
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Duke University
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Jesse Owens
Central California
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Eble
Jack. Davis
San Diego
Agostini
Justenouka
Governor favors lifting UCLA ban as PCC meetings called
Governor Knight endorses a tougher athletic code for the Pacific Coast Conference and would lift UCLA’s ban if alleged charges against PCC schools are substantiated. He proposes raising stipends to $150 monthly for athletes and urges action via the conference commissioner's office. PCC officials scheduled a special San Francisco gathering to discuss reports since the spring meeting.
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San Francisco
Emmett B. Moore
Rytes
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Jin Vietoris
British
Opening Parade Heralds Washington Township Softball Season
The Washington Township Softball Commission begins its 20th season with a parade and opening festivities at Washington High School Diamond. Six A league teams will perform, with games at 7 and 9:30 pm as WHL play starts tomorrow night at Junction Inn and Quality Meats. FFW and Kimber Farms meet Thursday in a single game. News mentions local teams and venues.
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Leandro Team Sets Three Relays Records at San Leandro Swim Meet
Santa Clara dominated the fourth annual San Leandro Swim Bash at Parterly Pool with a standout relay quartet Gary Kearney Lil Cull Jack Sheehan and Dick Beaver setting national age group marks in the 400 yard medley relay and a meet record in the 200 yard medley relay. Their efforts helped Santa Clara claim team honors with 275 points as eight national age group and multiple PA records fell throughout the meet.
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