Gardiner Guy Hurt S L Legion Nine to Two Wins
Willits Merchants edge Fremont Reds after eleven innings in semi pro baseball. Cookie Alves and Jerry Powell powered Fremont in a big second, while Frank Scorero impressed in the outfield. San Leandro took two games in Legion action, Gardner delivering winning pitching and a bat, as Alameda Post 9 fell.
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Soares Leads San Leandro in Double Loss at Humboldt
Eureka sweeps past San Leandro Merchants with a pair of late rallies. Rich Soares hit two homers but San Leandro dropped 6-3 and 7-4 in back to back games. Crabs finally broke the tie in the ninth with two long doubles after Soares connected in the fifth and eighth innings.
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Chris Cannigraro
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Maigradi
Coady Post Team Falls 16-3 in Dimond rout
Hayward’s American Legion Post 5 lost 16-3 to Dimond Post on Greenmansfield field in the second round of the tenth district southern division. Denny Stillman pitched for Coady Post while Dimond collected 14 hits, with seven players scoring. Don Bifano led Hayward with three singles and a walk as Barrette, Plant, and Linnell contributed for Post 5.
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American Legion Baseball
Oakland
Bill Coady
Yesteday
Denny Stillman
Dimond Pustl
Greenmansfield
Dimond
Don Bifano
Coady
Joe Gonsalves
Bifano
Don Levier
Barratt
Tom Plant
Joe Puccy
Bob Gower
McConnell
Byron Linnell
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Haney Hired but Braves Eye Leo Haney Job Uncertainty
Haney, named Milwaukee manager, faces doubt as the Braves privately probe Leo Durocher’s suitability. Haney says he was assured he’s the man, but Milwaukee officials have quietly sought opinions from NL insiders, including clubhouse staff, about Durocher’s temperament and handling of players.
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Charlie Grimm
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Durochers
U S Finishes Final Wightman Cup Tie in Turning Bout
Beverly Hills star Louise Brough, 33, sealed the United States victory over Britain as the U S gained its 20th straight Wightman Cup win. The U S won 8 3, 4 to 2 in the decisive doubles after earlier singles wins.
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Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
United States
Britain
Angels Buxton
Seals Win 6th Straight Behind Adcock Homeruns
Seals sweep series with two wins in Portland as Adcock belted homeruns and Brooks set the pace with strong relief pitching. Los Angeles reeling after six straight victories by the Seals, who grabbed wins by scores in the mid range and extended their win streak.
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Los Angeles
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PCC Presidents Meet Over PCC Code And Finances
Pacific Coast conference leaders held an emergency session to discuss athletic financial aid and the enforcement of the PCC code. Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul chaired as UC president, with debate over code liberalization and potential recommendations to the July San Francisco meeting.
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Robert Gordon Sproul
University of California
PCC
UCLA
CCLA
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Henry “Schmitz
Flof Bhy
Washington
USC
Stanford
California
San Francisco
Racing Hero Bob Sweikert Killed in Sprint Race
Condolences poured in for the death of Bob Sweikert 30 a Hayward High School graduate of 1943 and Indy 500 winner who crashed after his car left the track at Salem Indiana. He was survived by his wife and four children and funeral plans were pending as officials reported the disaster and injuries to two photographers.
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Bob Sweikert
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Ind
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Dinah Shore
San. Lorenzo
Bob Sweikertay
Hesperian Boulevard
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Tv Sports Log Brief Football Watch Channel 131
Television guide brief notes watching football on channel 131. Provides viewing details and program timing for sports fans, listing channel and schedule information for the game coverage.
Racer Bob Sweikert Dies In Salem Sprint Crash
Bob Sweikert, 30, former Indianapolis 500 winner and AAA national champion, died in a sprint car crash at Salem Indiana. The Hayward area native had built a meteoric racing career from a self-made roadster to big-time fame, with his death prompting anger over auto racing risks and calls for abolition by some observers.
Standouts of NCAA Meet Sowell Mashburn Morrow Bell
Arnie Sowell Pittsburgh Greg Sell Indiana J W Mashburn Oklahoma A&M Bobby Morrow Abilene Christian led a star studded NCAA meet at Edwards Stadium as 21000 packed the stands nine meet records and two American marks fell UCLA claimed its first NCAA title as USC halted a run of titles. Kansas was runner up and USC third. Morrow swept sprints while Sime Duke excelled in 105 and 200 meters. Delany Bailey Bowden charged in a dramatic 1500. Top six finishers qualify for the Olympic trials in Los Angeles June 29-30.
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AL Fischer
Berkeley
Arnie Sowell
Pittsburgh
Greg Sell
Indiana
J. W. Mashburn
Okla Homa A&m
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Edwards _Stediuc
USC
Ucla Bruins
Elvin “Ducky
Trake
Kansas
Trojans
Texas
Destiny
Dave Sime
Duke
Dick Blair
Mike Agostini
Tleemon King
California
Sime
Marrow
Agostini
Ron Delany
Jim Bailey
Villanova
Bailey
Don Bowden
Cal
Los Angeles
Padres gain assailed in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indiana. Frente E McKinney, president of the Indianapolis Indians board of directors, said he would protest Cleveland's optioning of Rocky Colavito to San Diego. If permanent, Indianapolis would have first refusal on all optioned players from Cleveland.
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Frente
McKinney
Igdapolis Indians
Cleveland
Rocky* Colavito
San Diego
Indianapplis
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