Legion baseball wanes in Hayward area sparking revival talks
Verl Thornock and Bill Kerr urge action as Hayward Legion program collapses after three years of effort. They blame dwindling community support and HARD field maintenance, noting Little League and Babe Ruth growth. Propose fathers’ meetings and broader recruiting to revive teen baseball.
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American Legion
Hayward
Legion
Little League
Babe Ruth
San Lorenzo
Thomnock
Hayward Area Recreation District
Bete Weitz
Arroyo
Thornock
Don
Kerr
Hayward High
Tennyson
Lancer
Bob Hughes
South County
Legionairres
Hilliard Rose
San Té4andro
Bailiwick
Americans suffer early exits at Wimbledon in second round
The U S team faced a tough day as Nord Flam Rod Laver Dennis Ralston and Mal Fox all fell in straight sets to international opponents. Karen Jantze and Jack Frost reached the third round with mixed results as Earl Buchholz beat Reino Nyyssonen and John Cranston in straight sets.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
United States
Nord Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Eded Rod Laver
Austr
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Cali
U.S
Jan Lr Laundquist
Sweden
Mal Fox
Baltimore
Jean Grinda
France
Karen Jlantee
San Diego
Miss Hopps
Britain
Vera Thomas
Jack Frost
Monterey
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Frost
Finland
Reino Nyyssonen
Buchholz
Jahn Cranston
San Marino
Rematch Prospects Clouded by Delays and Talks
Analysis of boxing developments centers on Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson after their title rematch. Reports note delays, fighter readiness, and potential third bout discussions funded by promoters and TV interests.
Huge Tax Bite May Delay Third Patterson Ingo Bout
Ingemar Johansson rejects Sugar Ray Louis as a trainer for his third meeting with Floyd Patterson. Johansson plans a Florida vacation before a likely trip to Switzerland. Louis offered coaching on a 50 000 basis if Johansson wins. Johansson departs for a week in Florida with his eye still swollen from a recent sparring session.
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Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Manhattan
42Nd St
Laver Kallara
California
Plana
Laver
Janet Hopps
Seathte
Wash
Kormocai
Hungary
Korméczi
Jenzapatition
Dav
Nenelard
Redwood City
Mimi New York
Floyd Patt
Arnold
Bakersfield
Sally Person
Sonny Liston
Moore
Liston
Bhitter
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Denver
Philadelphia
Jo Lfhansson
Patterson
Floyd
Flo
Ingo
Johansson
Polo Grounds
Kahn
TelePrompter
Gooss
Guouta
Gene Tumey
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Feature Sports, Inc
New York
UPI
Ingemar
Louis
Florida
United Press International
Johanson
Miami
Giants Slump Deepens As Burdette, Braves Dominate
Milwaukee hosts a doubleheader loss as San Francisco tumbles 5 6 4 7 9 6 9 6 2 1. Burdette 7 2 faces the Giants tonight while Rigney’s club sinks further in the NL race. Aaron Cepeda and Mays homer highlight a rough night for SF pitching.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
Mortis
Horace Stoneli
Tom (Clancy)Sheehan
Giants
Sheehan
Rigney
Junder Rig
Clancy
Jack Sanford
Walter Johnson
Pirates
San Jones
Johny Antonelli
Braves
Lew
Burdette
S.F
Cincinnati
Bay Area
HSPG
Homer
del Cratehall
Hank Aaron
Mike MicCormick
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
George Brunet
Ron Piche
Dale Long
Joe, Shipley
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Georges Maranda
O'Dell
San Francisco
Bressoud
Bruton
Logan
Anaz
Akahews
O Mays
Baron
Yna Cepeda
Adcock
Kirkland
Coving
Alouit
Spaler
Adiiano
Crandall
Blas
Rune
Schmidt
Plore Goon
McCormick
Waleed
Tor Torre
Alou
Ter Loes
Amatillare
Magranda
Momered
Bresscud
Lwauker
Lees
U. Barlick
Jsckowski
Landes Pele- Skoodas
Area Entries Advance in SF Junior Golf
Four Southern Alameda County entrants in the championship flight won second round matches after opening rounds in the San Francisco Junior Golf Tournament at Lincoln Park. Arroyo High’s Dick Lotz edged Jim Hayden on the 39th hole while Castro Valley’s Ron Cerrudo beat Don Wilson 6 and 4. Harry Taylor of Tennyson High defeated Holl Ireland 4 3 and John Joseph of Hayward beat David Egan 2 up. Medalist Robert Lunn and defending champion Robert Smith also advanced, Lunn defeating Phil Teo 2 up and Smith beating Baker 3-2.
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San Francisco
Alameda County
Lincoln Park
Arroyo High
Dick Lotz
Jim Hayden
Castro Valley
Ron Cernrdo
Don Wilson
Harry Taylor
Tennyson High
Hol
Ireland
John Joseph
Hayward
David Egan
Robert Lunn
Robert Smith
Lunn
Phil Teo Z
Smith
Baker
Radio log summary of baseball and sports broadcasts
Wednesday schedule lists Giants vs Milwaukee and multiple sport shows including Bud Foster Sport Don Klein Sports Ira Blue and Bob Fouts Sport with times from 5:46 p m to 11 10 a m Thursday features KGO and KCBS broadcasts of Giants Milwaukee games and sports shows.
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Giants Milwaukee
Hary Seeks World Dash Record in Two 10.0s Runs
Armin Hary, 21, German sprinter, ran 100 meters in 10.0 seconds twice at a Zurich meet to pursue a world record. A first run was disallowed for alleged gun, but a remade clocked 10.0 with rival Henry Muller finishing three meters behind. The effort challenges the 10.1 standard held by Willie Williams and others. a prior 1958 mark at Friedrichshafen was not recognized due to track conditions.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Armin Hary
Hary
Frankfort
Henry Muller
Willie Williams
Ira Murchison
Learmon King
Ray Norton
Charlie Tidwell
Kansas
Haey
Freidrichshafen
Germany
Yesterday's Big League Heroes
Dick Groat drove in two runs with two singles and his second hit capped a five inning two run outburst in a 32 victory over the Cardinals. Whitey Ford allowed four singles and one walk while retiring 17 in a row for a 6-0 Yankees win over the Tigers. Pacific Coast League scores include Vancouver 3 San Jose 2 Spokanes 7 Tacoma 4 and Portland 5 Salt Lake City 2.
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Dick Groat
Pirates
Cardinals
Whitey Foard
Yankees
Tigers
Vancouver
San Giess
Tacoma
Seatie
Amante
Portland
Salt Lake City
Boxing Card Highlights and Late Night Sports
Boxings match Jay Fullmer against Dick De Veronica headlines the evening lineup at 7 00 pm. The schedule also lists Russ Hodges Bud Foster Bill Wood Chuck Taylor as later sports features with start times from 6 00 pm to 10 15 pm.
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Jay
Fullmer
Dick de Veronica
Russ Hodges
Bud Foster
Bill Wood
Chuck Taylor
Baseball Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Philadelphia in the mix with Cincinnati St Louis and Los Angeles. Yesterday's results include Philadelphia over Chicago and San Francisco over Cincinnati while Milwaukee and Pittsburgh split. American League leaders New York Baltimore Cleveland and Chicago posted wins with Kansas City and Boston also contributing late results.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
LD Giants
Cincinnatino
St. Louis
Chscase
Bhiladelphia
Ander
Son
Short
Gt Davis
Jackson
Fr . Viems
Nuxmath
Igiants
Butcette
Domed
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland A
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston A
York
Baltimoe
Cleveland
Boston
Wynn
Knights—Sullivan
URS
Wechers
Jew York
Dedioll
Ditmar
Vie Foyfach
Ineashington
Stigman
Giants Fall as Adcock’s Seve rums Sink Game One
In a tense series, Adcock hit a seventh inning homer off Locatelli to doom the Giants. The second game sees Sanford and Juan Pizarro tied 1 1 through nine with Buhl and Sanford tossing two scoreless innings in extras. In the 12th, San ford departs for a pinch hitter, Jones appears, Spangler advances, and Schoendienst delivers a run winning hit.
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Red Schoendienst
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