State Title May Cost Eastwood U S Amateur Bid
Pebble Beach golfer Eastwood, 20, from Sacramento, defeated Vic Loustalot 3 and 2 to win the California state amateur title in 34 holes. His victory and a prior National Public Links qualifying bid raise questions about eligibility for the U S Amateur, as the NC rule may bar him unless the USGA grants an exception. Eastwood’s win came despite a rough tee shot hitting a tree and a late tee shot recovery. Loustalot, USC freshman from Sacramento, made a late run but fell short, with Eastwood finishing one over par on the day.
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Giants Crush Reds 10-0 in rampant rout at Cincinnati
In a one sided game the Giants overwhelmed the Reds 10 to 0. Willie Mays did not homer but contributed to the attack while Haller hit his 14th of the year and Perry, Hart and Landrum supported the surge. Lenny Gabrielson and Perry delivered solid defense and pitching from Maloney faltered as the Giants cruised.
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Baseball 30-Game Winners List Through History and Notables
The article lists players with 30 or more wins in a season across eras, noting Tim O Keefe and Ed Walsh as early pioneers and citing later stars like Hubbell Walters Roberts Newcombe Drysdale Marichal and Koufax. It discusses the rarity of 30 game winners and highlights era ranges from the 1880s to the 1960s, with context on their seasonal win totals and teams.
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Reilly Has Perfect Day In SLRD Summer Ball
Mark Reilly went four for four as the Bears defeated the Sharks 11 to 3 in the San Leandro Recreation Department summer baseball program of the California League. The page lists numerous other league results and standout players across multiple teams and divisions, noting scores and contributing players.
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Upsetting Win Ford Hurler Hurt After Shutout
Mark Vandenbroek, 11, pitched the first shutout of the Mt den Minor League season blanking the Wolverines 130 at Rancho Arroyo Park. He required emergency surgery for a hernia hours later and is recovering at home.
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Bay Area golfers earn four Publinx spots
San Francisco players Lamarr Bass Michael Moriarty Tom Smith and Emory Coleman qualified yesterday at Harding Park for the National Publinx Golf Tournament in Milwaukee. Bass posted 72 72 14? Moriarty 72 76 149, tied with King who was eliminated in a second playoff. Smith parred the first hole to claim a spot and Coleman birdied the second hole to grab another place.
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Snead Signs Three Year Pact With Eagles
Philadelphia on AP reports quarterback Norman Snead has signed a three year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles in the National Football League. The deal secures Snead as a key signal caller for the team for the next three seasons.
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