Gunnari Could Be First Head Coach at Pacific High School
San Leandro's neta Pacific High may appoint Tom Gunnari as its first head football coach if he accepts, joining Ed Hart's Castro Valley High staff as the third assistant alumnus.
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San Leandro
Neta Pacific High School
Washington State
Ed Hart
Castro Valley High
Vaughan Hitchcock
Hayward High
Dick Jones
Tennyson
Gunnari
Hitchcock
WSC
Britains Truman Faces Semi Final Opponent At Wimbledon
The Wimbledon Championships saw Sandra Reynolds of South Africa defeat Derlene Hard of Montebello California 6 1 2 6 1 while Chris Truman of Britain beat Karen Diantze of San Diego 6 4 6 4 leaving the United States without a player in singles. Earl Buchholz withdrew from men's singles quarterfinals with an ankle injury enabling Manuel Santana and Juan Manuel Conder of Spain to advance by default. Fourth seed Ann Haydon beat Renee Schuurman to reach the semifinals after a rain delay, and American Rafael Osuna and Sally Moore fell in mixed doubles. Nicol Pietrangeli of Italy ousted Barry MacKay in singles as Buchholz pulled a thigh muscle and twisted an ankle.
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Wimbledon
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Derlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Christhe Truman
Britain
Karen Diantze
San Diego
United States
Miss Truman
Esther Buono
Angela Mortiniee
Earl (Butel) Buchhols
SL Lonis
Juan Manuel Conder
Manuel Santana
Spain
Buchhole
Charles MckKinley
Ann Haydon
Renee Schuurman
Dirt Davorsky
Vero Puzejava
Francisco Canteras
Marie Lhnas
Mexico
Buchholz
Neale Fraser
Australia
MacKay
Fraser
Nicol »Pieteangeli
Italy
Pietrangeli
Open tournaments eyed for Wimbledon era plans
UK predicted for open tournament era as amateurs would face professionals under a new system. Bill Kellogg of the USLTA forecasts three separate championships with amateurs at Forest Hills and pros choosing sites, with an open event rotating annually. The proposals await ITF review in Paris on July 6.
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Australia
Kellogg
U.S
Gol
Forest Hills
Radio Log Highlights From A Tuesday Sports Schedule
The log lists baseball Giants versus Pittsburgh on KSFO at 4:55 PM and 2:00 PM on KSEO. It features Bod Foster, Don Klien, Ira Blue, and Bob Fouts in various sports slots across ISNBC, KCBS, KGO, KKGO, NCBS, and THO networks through the day.
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ISNBC
Don Klien
KCBS
Ira Blue
Kgo-Bidy
KKGO
Bob Fouts
Ncbs-Tho
KSEO
Orioles rookies lead race for Rookie of the Year
Baltimore stars Hansen Gentile and Curry pace the American and National leagues rookie of the year races as the Orioles and Phillies rely on a host of young players. Hansen leads AL hitting with 10 homers, Gentile shines at third base, while Curry and Walters drive PHI and DET hopefuls. Teammates Breed ing Estrada Barker for BAL and Herrera Gonzales Coker Dale for PHI also eye votes in a strong rookie field.
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UCL
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Ron Bransen
Jim Genfile
Philadelphia
Tony" Curry
Ken Walkers
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Walters
Hansen
Andy
Gene Mauch
Andlof
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Slansen
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Steve Barker
Pancho Herrera
Ton Gonzales
Jim Coker
Clayton Dale
Rumple
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Dan Dabbek
Senators
Dick T Stigman
Indians
Dick Hall
Athletics
Ed Sandowski
Reds Sox
W.S
Big Frank Howard
Dodgers
George Brunet
Braves
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Elio Chacon
Reds
Julien’ Javier
Cardinals
Sweden’s Johansson Says Next Fight Will Be Absolutely Last
Ingemar Johansson, former heavyweight boxing champion, announced on returning from New York that his next fight would be absolutely his last, even if he loses his third bout with Floyd Patterson. He spoke to ten newsmen in Copenhagen, Denmark, outlining the decision.
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Lea Leavitt
Hilcott
Leavitt
Leavyitt
Leo
East Bay Boxing Promotions
Johnny Gonsalves
Hayward
Gonsalves
Bobby Scanlon
Johnny
Rome
Deluxe Leavitt
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Gongalves
Oakland
Gaspar Orteza
Thomas Leap Faces Snag Over Official’s Measurement Mishap
LOS ANGELES AP That record setting two foot inch high jump by John Thomas at the National AAU Championships in Bakersfield may be challenged after an official grabbed the crossbar before final measurement. Rules require measurement before and after a record jump. AAU official Pinus Sober said the incident should not invalidate the performance though the meet referee must disclose it when submitting the jump for world record consideration. Yuri Stepanov of Russia holds the recognized record of seven feet one inch, but Thomas has a pending TAM mark.
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John Thomas
Thomas
Bakersfield
Pinus Sober
Yuri Stepanov
Russia
Tam
Boxing and boxing titles on upcoming TV log
Tuesday sports listings show Russ Hodges Bud Foster Bul King roles for 40 minutes. Wednesday features Gene Fulmer versus Carmen Basilio for the NBA Middleweight title with seven to eleven minutes of coverage.
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Russ Hodges
Bud Foster
Bul King
Gene Fulmer
Carmien Basilio
Baseballer 16 Dies From Injuries In Oakland
Frank Galindre, a 16 year old Oakland High School sophomore and second baseman for a Sunday league team, died after a grounder throw from a first baseman struck him in the head. He collapsed at home after returning from the game, suffered an epidural hemorrhage during surgery, and died at Highland Hospital. He had told teammates he felt all right after the play.
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Frank Galindre
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Rumns
Tiseman
Eighth Ave
Highland Hospital
PCL Bat Leader Causton Seizes Lead With .338 Average
Bill Causton of Portland takes the Pacific Coast League batting lead with a .338 average, topping the circuit today. The standout outfielder continues to push for the league crown as the season progresses.
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San Francisco
Bill Causton
Portland Fins
Jlead
Jones To Face Haddix In Pirates Giants Series Opener
Sam Jones 9-7 starts for the Giants against Harvey Haddix 4 4 as Pittsburgh hosts San Francisco in a three game series. Pirates lead the league and hold an edge in series play, with injuries to Giants including Bresaud Blasingame and Cepeda slowing return. Five of the NL's top 10 hitters will be in action, as Mays Kirkland Groat Skinner headline a tight pennant race.
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Pirates
Giants
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Sheehan
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Don Blasingame
Yaye
Willie Mays
Willie Kirkland
Dick Groat
Roberto
Glenneste
Bob Skinner
Pirales
Rigney
Phkadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Candlestick Park
How They Stand How They Stand American League
League standings and results fragment show New York and Chicago entries with win totals and percentages, plus scattered schedules and yesterday results. The text lists teams like Boston Detroit Washington and Kansas City with mixed figures and references a set of tonight and tomorrow matchups including Milwaukee at Chicago and Cleveland at Baltimore.
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New York
Ballinger
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Mosal
Delock
Senate Debates Controversial Sports Antitrust Bill
Washington AP report outlines a Senate plan to open most pro baseball players to an unrestricted draft after the World Series and regulate the business sides of baseball football basketball and hockey under antitrust laws. Critics note last minute amendments and prep work before debate under a time limit. Senator Estes Kefauver sponsors the measure, with Kefauver’s antitrust subcommittee citing Continental League concerns and resistance from major leagues.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Estes Kelanver
D-Tenn
Ieaders
Continental League
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kefauver
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