Williams Starts 1st Red Sox Campaign After Ankle Injury
Ted Williams, 37, begins spring training with Boston as he returns from an ankle injury suffered fishing in Canada. He aims to prove he can deliver a strong season after last year's .388 batting title and a .288 spring figure.
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Baltimore Orioles
Cuba
Willie Miranda
Scottsdale
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Tate
Ted Kuszewski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sacred Heart blanks O'Dowd in season opener at Funston Field
Sacred Heart pitcher John Reveill allowed 11 runs on eight hits as O'Dowd fell 11 to 2 at Funston Field in the Dragons season debut. Jim Mollister and Jeff, Murray, Capor, and Pimentel contributed in the scoring for Sacred Heart, while O'Dowd managed only two runs in the sixth inning. The Dragons hope returning players bolster the squad for next week's Alameda game and the finish to their basketball season.
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Sacred Heart
Bishop O'Dowd
John Reveill
Dragons
Funston Field
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Steve Pruitt
Harry McCarthy
Mitch Caper
John Robino
Pruitt
Dennis Pimentel
McCarthy
Alameda
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O'Dowa “i
Sacred A
Beale
Barboericé
Friszross
Baitter
Bucs surprise El Cerrito in track debut
San Leandro opened the 1958 campaign with an 11 52 victory over El Cerrito on their track. Dave Malkin swept sprints, led the 440 relay, while Leandro dominated field events. El Cerrito won the class B meet 72 1/6 to 34 5/6 as Ferreira anchored several winning Leandro efforts amid wind, illness-related absences, and missing top point scorers.
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Fred ¥Rueta
Jim Flemmons
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Adams
Clan Spikers Down Farmers in Opening Track Meet
Piedmont opened the season by dominating most events at Par sons Field, clinching first place in all but the mile and 440. Hayward High dropped a 0%-3343 score win for the hosting squad as Highlanders swept the field events and 100 yard dash.
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Tomsic Breves Nab All SACAL Cage Berths
Encinal High dominates the ALL-SACAL selection as five Jet starters earn first or second-team honors. Rich Breves heads a trio from Encinal and Ed Corell, Tom Harper, and Jim Snidey secure first team spots. Castro Valley, San Leandro, Hayward, and others fill the rest amid shifting league divisions.
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Jim Snider
Encinal
Gary Tomsic
Castro Valley
Rich Breves
San Leandro
Fast Bay Prep Writers
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Rich Gray
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Steve Goodell
Castro Vailey
Robert Davis
Entinal
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Asell
Joe Fucre
San‘ Leandro
Fuecy
Paul (Rosenbaum
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Arroyo
Harper
Ale-Sacam
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Brackins
Ed Corél
Yom Harper
Wilie Brackins
Joe Fuecy
Haywat
Jackets Triumph as NACAL Championships Unfold
Oakland report highlights Berkeley’s ACAL triumph with four event winners, including Phil Hart of El Cerrito and Mary Griebrok, while Hayward standout Griebrok wins the mile in 4:50.3. Piedmont edges hosts 61-52 in the B meet. Bay Area athletes and teams feature across the standout field events and sprint legs.
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East Bay Prep Writers' Assn
Ai-Wacal
Fuague Une
Kendall Simmons
Steve Bright
Hay Chandler
Phil Hart
el Cerrito
All Sacal Cagers First Team Unanimous Choice
Unanimous first team selection lists Paul Rosenbaum of Hayward with honorable mention across unspecified districts.
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Hayward
Point Quarter Helps Dragons Trim Padres
O Dowd holds CAL title hopes with a 49 point first half surge led by Mel Eckardt 26 points. Dragons top Serra as Eckardt and the team shoot 57.9 percent while preserving slim crown chances and facing Riordan next Tuesday in Catholic League action.
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Leandro Nine Victors Over San Francisco in Leandro Clash
San Leandro offense led by catcher Al Branco blasted two Washington pitchers for 11 hits in an 11 to 2 victory at Leandro Ball Park. Branco went 3 for 3 with three runs, aiding a strong bullpen effort by Doug Warren and Joe Ramos. The Pirates, coached by Jim Johnston, chase their third win in three starts as Cal Frosh visit this afternoon.
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Eteaster
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Fremont Upset Huskies Win 48 43 To End Season
Washington Huskies clinched a 48 to 43 upset over Fremont Washington in a late-season league game. Coach Glen Albaugh’s squad, led by Miro Kurotori with 13 points, surged in the fourth quarter to break the tie and finish 9-12 overall, 5-6 in SCVAL. Fremont's B team claimed the lightweight title with a 0-0 mark, Amaral led Washington B with 13 points.
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Kurotori
Gale’ Ingersoll
Ream
Gil
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Immonst
Aich
Gleveast
Granger
Chico High Given T of C Berth in Berkeley Tourney
Chico High earned an at large berth to the Tomendment of Champions tournament in Berkeley yesterday and will face McClymonds of Oakland in the opening round on March.
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Ceres
Bowlers See Health, Social Benefits Across Leagues
The Daily Review outlines bowling as a healthful sport with physical benefits for arms legs and posture and notes mental gains from regular league play. It promotes bowling for all ages, including women, as a social outlet that reduces work tension and bridges workplace divides.
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Bundesen
Chicago
Conyught
John F. Dille
Joe Wilman
Joe Wileman
Ofa
Daily Review
Ralph Stevens The Fishin Foot
Reading from Bethel Island reports a weekend fishing scene. Catfish tops include 28 pounds at Frank's Resort with a three hundred catfish tally at Desirelle's Harbor. Willie Williams and Hayward crew bagged six bass to 14 pounds. Ted Andronico hosts a three Saturday catfish derby finals with free boats and tackle. Deer calling lore from back east referenced with prizes offered. Water conditions muddy, stripers off, many perch and bullheads near Berkeley Pier.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Matches Across The West
A compilation of college basketball results shows Montana St 69 Nevada 47, Colorado Mines 32 over Willamette 72 8 Wrelington St 58, Washington 42 over Southern California 43, Oregon 70 over California 58, UCLA 26 over San Francisco 62. San Jose St with Seattle 99 over Pacific Lutheran 60, Stanford 72 over Idaho 62, Santa Clara 71 over Pepperdine 86, San Diego St 67, Long Beach St 69 over Pasadena Nazarene Whittier 63. Allan Hancock 60, Lewis and Clark 95 over Carnell 59, Temple 78 over Duquesne 40, Harvard 74 over Penn 55, Princeton 5 Dartmouth 4, Fairfield 72 over Carnegie Tech , Rider 75 over New Haven , Brown cross, Notre Dame 88 over Holy Cross, Kansas , Duke 52, North Carolina 77 over South Carolina , Virginia Tech 23, Wofford 26, Kentucky 101 over Western Kentucky , Saint 72 over Jacksonvill , Centenary 1M over Arkansas St 4, Miami 90 over Bowen Sts 48, Notre Dame 88, Holy Cross Kansas , Western Michigan 71, Knox 17, Michigan 93 over Kansas City 76, Washburn 60 over Dakota 2, St. Norbert 72 over Se BI, Charleston 33 over Western Illinois, Illinois Normal 34, Southwest Texas 36, Rice 78 over Rose 100, Howard Payne 85, Western 83, Hardin-Simmons 72, Wayland 61.
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U S Wins World Hockey Opener In Oslo Tournament
The United States opened the eight nation World Amateur Ice Hockey Championship with a 12 4 drubbing of Poland as Sweden beat host Norway 9 0 and Czechoslovakia defeated Finland 5 1. The Americans showed strong offense despite early defensive flaws.
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Norway
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U.S
Polatod
Sweden
Olay
Czechoslovakia
Finland
San Leandro Tourney Finals Tonight for Middle School Divisions
San Leandro schools Hodp finals in seventh, eighth and ninth grade divisions of the district basketball tournament will be held tonight at Bancroft Junior High. First game begins at 7 p.m.
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Bancroft Junior High
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