Newcomer Gene Barbier Returns Home to Hayward HEad PE role
Gene Barbier 29, longtime Hayward high star and new head of Arroyoich's physical education department, visits town to attend his brother Dick's wedding. He plans to settle in Hayward with his Portland-born wife June and aims to build a home here. Barbier, San Jose State graduate, Stanford master, and former Dinuba high coach, emphasizes a strong intramural program and overall physical education development.
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Davy Fessow Sheto
Steve Bubicia
Gene Barbier
Arroyo High School
June
Hayward High
Barbier
Hayward
Dinuba
Calif
Maigh School
Hayward Union High School
Arroyohich
Ase Prep
Tamiliar
Bine
Tae
Sam
Mike Jones
Raynard High
Mike
Gene
Aid
Nords Stiles
Harbier
Atone
Portland
San Jose State
Air Force Service
Stanford
Dinube, Calif
Avez
Thugh
Boti
Wis
Arroyo
Bridicom
Vasquez Opens With KO of Lane in Opening Round
Vasquez a San Francisco born fighter lands a knockout in opening round on Lane after a brutal exchange. Lane took a hard left hook early, hit the deck twice, and the finish came after lingering exchanges. Inglewood report notes jockey Milo Valenzuela escaped serious injury after a spill at Hollywood Park leaving him sidelined for observation.
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Rithmons
Larry Vasquez
San Francisco
Clear Lane
Young
Lane
Oakland
Inglewood
Ins
Milo Valenzuela
Hollywood
Park
Dell
Valenzuela
Tentinela Hospital
Pleasanton Opens Inaugural Fast Field At Fairgrounds
Northern California racing kicks off at Pleasanton Alameda County Fairgrounds with a $2500 inaugural feature over five furlongs. Twelve races daily, 1000+ horses entered, track surface upgraded, purse levels set, and expectations of record speeds this meeting through July.
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Northern
United States
WR. Gregory
Pleasanten Oval
California
Santa Anita
Hollywood Park
Southland
Saaing Sain
Hanaig
Wesleyers
Pleasanton
Tanforan
Duany
Whiting
Jada Leads Yacht Race With Big Lead Over Competitors
Reported from Los Angeles Harbor the Jada held an ongoing lead in the world’s longest yacht race to Tahiti. Radio updates said the vessel was about 14 miles ahead of Dr. Howard F. Murphy’s boat, the 64.
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Harbor
Tahiti
Howard F. Murphy
Quest
Pirates Struggle As Fourth Straight Loss Hits Bucs
Pirates drop their fourth in a row as standings tighten with St. Louis rising to second and Brooklyn slipping to fifth. Key games loom as managers Bragan and Alston confront pitching woes while Cincinnati and Chicago edges shift the race.
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New York
Pittsburgh Firetes
Loungavel
Thevsurain
Tae Buccaeers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Bobby Bragan
Pirates
Walt Alston
Dodgers
Gan
Boo Friend
Ron
Braves
Fred Newey
Syrah
Alston
Bones Iefhander
Sandy Kaufax
Wy Hcomers
Stew Musial
Bobby Morgan
West i
Todk
Murry Dickson
Cardinals
Pee Wee Reese
Reese
Nate
British pains salesman Pirie shatters 5000m world record
In Bergen Gordon Pirie set a new world best for the 5000 meters with a 13 minute 36.3 second run in challenging conditions. Russian star Vladimir Kyryl and Sandor Inaros of Hungary trailed as Pirie surged the final 300 meters to break the mark.
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Bergen
Norway
Gordon Pirie
Pirie
Sandor Inaros
Hungary
Budapest
Montreal Royals players fined after Miami Beach brawl
Three Montreal Royals members were found guilty of disorderly conduct in city court in Miami Beach. Player-coach Bixie Howell, former Brooklyn Dodger Billy Harris, and Boos Walz were fined 25 dollars each by Judge Albert Saperstein after a disturbance early yesterday. Howell claimed a one year suspension was imposed, though no ILHQ word had arrived.
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Dodger
Miami Beach
Montreal Royals
Bixie Howell
Brooklyn Dodger
Billy. Harris
Albert Saperstein
Boos Walz
Howell
Saperstein
Bas Ball
International League
Montreal
Hoos Sports Editor Review LID Sports LID HOOS
The Daily Review notes Sports LID page nine by Hoos the sports editor. A brief rundown highlights coverage focus and editorial stance on local athletic events as printed in the June 20 1956 edition.
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Review Sports Lid
Hoos
the Daily Review
Ex-Mack Star Leads NL All Star Race
Rookie Frank Robinson ahead of Rip Repulski and Frank Thomas in NL left field vote as balloting for baseball's all star game in Washington tightens with leaders across positions led by Vernon Fox and Banks.
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Mack Star
N.L
New York
Imsi— Cincinnat
Frank Robinson
MoClymonds High School
Oakland
Calif
Rip Repulski
St. Low's
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Washington
Robinson
Fiv Wales
Repubic
Thomas
Mickey Vernon
Coast League Standings and Daily Results
Coast League standings show Los Angeles leading with San Francisco and Seattle close behind. Today's games feature Sacramento at Portland and San Francisco at Los Angeles, with multiple matchups including Vancouver and Hollywood listed. Yesterday results include St Louis and Philadelphia games. tonight's schedule covers Chicago, New York, and Cincinnati among others.
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Wil Los Angles
Seattle
Bollywood
Ays Sacramento
Francisco
San Diego
Portland
Vancouver
Los Angelps
San Francisco
Seatile
Hollywood Dg
Waereaver
Sacremente
Sehill
Sagramnonio
Sea Anarles
Hollywood
Sacramento
Bud Wardus
Bob Wexander
Russ Xeimmorer
Los Angeles
Marina Preced
Dave Win'ins
Ab Soallin
Hawle Jurtect
New York & Ghleage
St Louis
Stevidyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnar
Muweukee
Pittsburgh
Alekti
SS Louis
Brooklyn
Pohobiy
Ve. Crala
Chigage
New York
Kainer
Va. Worthington
Cincinnati
UCLA Chancellor Denies Sanders Johns to Be Fired
UCLA Chancellor Raymond Allen denied rumors that coach Red Sanders or athletic director Willa Johns would be fired following a meeting of the PCC presidents. He said no basis in fact existed for reports of staffing dismissals and urged review of a conference code with outcomes by July 15 1956.
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INS
UCLA
Raymond
Allen’ S
Seach Red Sanders
Niseides
Willa Johns
Council of Pacific
Coast Conference
Allan
Alien
Robert Gordon Sproul
University of California
PCC Presidents’ Council
PCC
Allen
Berkeley
Uni Washington
Vancouver
B.C
Distance Runner Out of AAU Meet for Speeding
Van Nuys police said Reo Vert C. Jackson, 20, a distance runner, will miss the Bakersfield AAU meet after speeding incidents. He was sentenced to 40 days in jail for warrants found during a April detention.
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Irs
Reo Vert
C. Jackson
Bakersfield
Jack Usom
Verduys High
Technolace
Murphy Wins Long Rainbow Trout in Late Derby Week
Veteran outdoorsman Murphy, a Year resident of Hayward, caught a rainbow trout about 13 miles above Shasta Lake in the Pit River. He earned a Bronson spinning reel as top prize in The Trout Derby while seven local sports shops handle entry forms.
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Steve Rubleto
Daily Review
Laurel Murphy
Hayward Insurance Company
San Leandro
Way First
Bronson
Les
Rainbow
Hayward
Ares
Murphy
Pete Carnegge
Lewis Deloroghi
Px River
Westifis
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Heyward
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Eremont
Quick KO Fight Headlines Summers in Battle of Heavyweights
Chicago stadium hosts Johnny Summerlin in a 16 round heavyweight bout with veteran Bob Sittes field. Summerlin, boasting 19 knockouts in 20 wins, aims to stay out of bombs and repeat a quick ending. Sitts has 12 KO losses, promising a decisive finish.
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Johnny Summerlin
Bob Sittesfield
Aye Wwerlin
Tim
Settersfield
Summertin
Westbury Bascom i
Finisterre Named Yacht Race Winner
In Hamilton Bermuda the yawl Finisterre skippered by Carleton Mitchell was declared winner of the 635 mile Newport Rhode Island to Bermuda yacht race. Finisterre finished with a corrected time of two days two hours 36 minutes 43 seconds. The 44 foot cutter Elda ran aground on North Rock and was declared a complete loss.
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Bermuda
INS
Newport
R. I-to
Tate
Carleton Mitchell
Nina
North Rock
Two-Hitter Wins Township Softball in Close Game
Fremont pitcher Richard Mendoza held the opponent to six hits while Quality Meat defeated Villa Jerry 3-1 in Washington Township industrial league softball. All Quality Meat runs were unearned as Kenny Evod allowed six hits. Izeburg routed Kimber Farms 13-1.
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Fremont
Richard Mendoze
Villa
Jerey
Washington Township
Kenny Evod
Izeburg
Kimber Farms
Sweikert to be laid to rest tomorrow in Lone Tree Cemetery
Friends and invited to funeral services for Bob Sweikert, 20-year-old Hayward race driver who died Sunday in a spring car race at Salem, Ind. He will be buried here at Lone Tree Cemetery. A 1949 Hayward high graduate, he began postwar auto racing in the Bay Area, feeding his win in the 1955 Indianapolis 500. He is survived by his wife Dolores, three children, and his mother Mrs. Frank A. Maloney of San Lorenzo.
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Pratt-Fliers
Sweikert
Hayward Cate
Salem
Ind
Lone Tree
Hayward High Grad
Uate
Sweixert
Bay Area
Frank A. Maloney
Hespérian Boulevard
San Lorenzo
Dolores
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