Spooks vie to regain top spot in HARD Feature clash
Spooks clash with Junction Inn Eddie's in HARD feature as Spooks chase first place in the Hayward Area Recreation District A League. The makeup game at Castro Valley Community Center diamond starts at 45 p.m. with other A and B League contests slated at CVCC including Peabody Motors, Tunetion, and Spooks versus ABC Ambulance.
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Nominees Set For Hollypark Test
Inglewood California Seabence and How Now head a list of nominees for the $50,000 Inglewood handicap at Hollywood Park. The race at a mile and a sixteenth headlines the stakes program and serves as a major stepping stone to the Hollywood Gold Cup.
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Hollywood ‘Park
Hollywood
Europeans Miffed Over Expenses
At Copenhagen European skiing officials criticized U S hosted trials for the 1960 Winter Games. Swiss IF president Marc Hodler said Americans would admit only one jumper and one cross country racer per country and cover travel costs between New York and San Francisco.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Squaw Valley
Marc Hodler
International Skiing Federation
New York
San Francisco
Oakland Tennis Deadline Tuesday
Oakland entries close at pm tomorrow for the Oakland City Tennis Championships. Tournament director George Rice notes entries are open in men and women singles and doubles, mixed doubles, and junior veterans singles, to be sent to 1607 Second Ave. Play starts next weekend likely at Arroyo Viejo due to resurfacing at Davie Tennis Stadium.
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Oakland City
George Rice
Second Ave
Arroyo Viejo
Rice
PGA to Sponsor Hole in One Play
The PGA will sponsor a national hole in one tournament for the second straight Labor Day. PGA President Harold Sargent said all golfers at clubs employing PGA pros are eligible. There is no individual entry fee. The event was held experimentally last year and drew 350000 entries from 60 clubs.
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PGA
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Pastrano Beats Cavicchi in Bologna Boxing Thriller
Willie Pastrano of Florida defeated Italian Franco Cavicchi by decision after ten rounds at the Bologna Municipal Stadium before about 20,000 fans. The heavyweights exchanged blows as Pastrano controlled the pace and landed cleaner punches to secure the victory.
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Bologna
Italy
UPI
Willie Pastrano
Florida
Franco Cavicchi
Kickers and Pern Tie in State Soccer Championship
Los Angeles Kickers and Pern of San Francisco played to a 2 2 draw yesterday in the state soccer championships. They will meet in Los Angeles next Sunday to decide the winner with further games in the California League standings including Salinas Modesto Visalia Reno Stockton and Greens.
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Los Angeles
Salinas
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Visalia
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Stockton
Hodges Plans Pro Debut Bid for Patterson Crown
Holyoke Massachusetts UPI report states Dan Hodges Kansas City heavyweight hopeful will fight Drew Brown New York City in an eight round feature. Hodges backers allegedly offered Floyd Patterson $250000 for a title crack. Hodges as amateur beat Pete Radmacher, who was defeated by Patterson in the last title defense.
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Kansas
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New York City
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Pete Rademacher
Patterson
Yankees Promote Denver Ace Zach Monroe
The New York Yankees called up pitcher Zach Monroe from their Denver farm team of the American Association. He led the Bears, who top the league, and posted one of the best earned run averages in the circuit.
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UPI
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Ameri ‘Can Association
Bears
Longden Suspended Five Days By Hollywood Park Board
Johnny Longden the all time racing champion with 5166 victories sits out a five day suspension by Hollywood Park board of stewards for failing to keep a horse from causing interference on Fridays.
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Inglewood
UPI
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Hallywood Park
Leandro Nine Pacing Legion Baseball Race
Leandro nine remains undefeated at 28-0 after a 6-0 win over Castro Valley in a Southern Division clash. East Oakland forfeit win keeps them in the hunt, while Alameda blanked Castro Valley 1-0 behind Charles Harless. Lorenzo notched its first 1958 win with a 6-5 ninth-inning rally over Coady as Blasquez struck out 19 in Arroyo loss. other scores feature Moulden and Seeley producing key innings for San Lorenzo, and Bill Coady’s pitchers fending off Alameda’s late rally.
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Hayward
Arroyo
Deve Blasquez
Alameda
Charles Harless
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Len Seeley
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Tod Goerlitz
Dave Lawrence
Iplayward
Car Burns in Langhorne National Championship Race
Boyd Langhorne of Fresno California suffered second degree burns to his legs and hands during the Langhorne one mile dirt oval race at Langhorne. He exited his Offenhauser car after it burst into flames on the 24th lap and was taken to Lower Bucks County Hospital in serious but improving condition. Firemen allowed the blaze to burn out as he was treated locally.
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Records Fall In NCAA Tracktest and AAU Meet Contests
Readable fragments describe NCAA and AAU track events at Winston-Salem with top contenders from Villanova San Jose State Illinois Ohio State Utah and others. Notable marks include 14 4 in discus and 58 6 in SP, with San Jose State teammates placing in events and Stanford earning two points.
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Winston-Salem
Iinois
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State
Eni
California
Texas
Indiana
Western Michigan
Ae Murchison
Ed Collymore
Missouri
Babka
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Dave Davis
San Jose
Spartan
Chuck Hightoer
Ray Norton
Kent Herkenrath
Bowden
Cauck -Cobl
Stanford
Merchants Win On Homeruns In 6-5 Victory
In San Leandro the Merchants used a homer to power a 6-5 win over Ress Furniture of San Francisco. A fourth inning three-run shot and Rich Soares’ fifth inning solo homer highlighted the Merchants attack. Final line shows Ross Furniture scoring through 5 runs and 14 hits, while the Merchants collected 8 on Gambi, Herriger, Santos, Ipuil, and Gamaza.
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San Leandro
San Lean
Kelly Homers Western List To 6-4 Win
Kelly homered for Hayward's Western Lift Truckers to beat Acme Linoleum 6 to 4 at Bushrod Park. After Acme led 4-3, Kelly delivered a three run shot in the ninth after bases were loaded by walks. Roger Lee Grande pitched a two hit relief stint to seal the win.
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Kelly
Oakland
Len Kelly
Hayward
Westernitt
Acme
Bushrod Park
Truckers
Jin
Charlie Jackson
Baptiste
Gordon Huntze
Western Lift
Glenn Strutz
Jesse
Murdock
Bob Riviera
Rivera
Phil Bouthiller
Roger Leegrande
Givig
Kaneda Leads With 28 Wins In 70 Days
Japanese baseball ace Sheich Kaneda has racked up 28 victories in 70 days, a pace noted by UPI as a strong start for the season. Kaneda already holds a record by winning 20 or more games for eight straight seasons.
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Sol Turley
Sheich Kaneda
Kaneda
USC Faces Test In NCAA Tourney
In Omaha Missouri and Holy Cross, two former champions, after runaway second round wins, collide as the only unbeaten teams in the NCAA college world series. Western Michigan faces Clemson and Southern California meets Colorado State tonight. Bill Gardner of USC eliminated Arizona with a 40 shutout yesterday.
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Missouri
Holy Cross
Western Michigan
Clemson
Southern California
Colorado State College
Bill Gardner
USC
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