Hayward Natators Open State Meet With Sequoia Clash
Hayward High opens its swimming season at Sequoia High in Redwood City with 3 p.m. events featuring varsity and jayvee. Coach Fred Taioli expects Hayward to contend for the ACAL title and a strong North Coast Section showing, led by stars such as Darrell Heinrich and Bob Norris.
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Hayward
Hayward High
Redwood City
Sequoia High Merricen
Fred Taioli
ACAL
North Coast
Taioli
Darrell
Heinrich
Bob Norris
Rich “Rnall
Roger Moreau
California
Taoisi
Moreau
Norris
Arnall
Bob Glang
Wes Me
Kenize
Gene Saracco
Earl Vejoy
Steve Seterof
Bud Calestini
Bill Charlton
Don Stone
Richard
Graham
Lorne Reid
Tyler Butler
Acalunes
Palo Alto
Farmer Bee
Strow
Bee
Rodney Reeves
Jack Gregg
Don Fleisher
Dick Griffith
Lorene Brown
Bees
O'Neill Toughens Phillies Camp And Training Rules
Phillies manager Steve O'Neill demanded more hustle from the club and set strict camp rules including a midnight curfew and no money games. He warned of twice daily workouts if drills lag and noted NL rivals have strengthened. The Phillies tied for third last season, 22 games behind the Dodgers and nine behind the Braves.
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Steve O'Neill
Philadelphia Phillies
O'Neill
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
O'Neil
Boxing ratings drop Bratton and Pep in Ring list
John Bratton falls from third to tenth in welterweights after a ten round loss to Johnny Saxton in Philadelphia. Willie Pep tumbles from second to tenth in featherweights after a two round stoppage by Lulu Perez, while Perez moves up to third behind Baby Ortiz and interim champ Percy Bassett.
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New York
INS
Baby Ortiz
Mexico
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
Ace Hurler Asks Raise In Salary
Monterey Bay Oakland Oaks and Seals arrange base of operations as El Estero ball field delays force workouts at Fort Ord. Brick Laws rebuffs Elmer Singleton wage demands, talks trades, while Russ Rose heads to Fort Ord. Sam Chapman and Piper Davis tied up in Caribbean World Series, others join Monterey meet.
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Monterey
Oakland
el Estero
Charley Dressen
Robert McClure
Fort Ord
Brick Laws
Oaks
Elmer Singleton
Seal
Seals
Utah
George Bamberger
Damon Miller
Yow
Russ Rose
Johnny Bero
Sam Chapman
Piper Davis
Laws
Bill Howerton
Chris van Cuyk
Dressen
Tampa
Fla
White Sox
The
Ers
Saul Rogovin
Cincinnati Redlegs
Rogovin
Redlegs
Ali
Danny Brick
Adlen Gettel
Two Gun
Hollywood
Gettel
Scar
Rick, Botelho
Ernie Broglio
Don Ferarcese
Bob Alexander
Charlie Beamon
Billy Joe Waters
Grover
Blackshear
Lenny Neal
Darry Martolomei
Matthew Kellum Rose
Jerry Green
Pete Milne
Don Farber
Mays Returns to Camp After Army Hitch
Willie Mays, star New York Giants outfielder, is due at training camp in Phoenix after a 21 month army hitch. He was discharged at Fort Rustis and flew to Phoenix, where he will join camp with the Phillies and Indians news items noting player signings and roster movements.
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Tggphoenix
Ariz
Mays
New York Clau
Fort Rustis
Phoenix
Willie
Cardinals eye Jablonski as regular third baseman
St Louis Cardinals manager Ed Stanky named Ray Jablonski his likely regular third baseman for the next season. Reports that Sally Hemus might move to third to open the corner for $100,000 rookie Alex Grammas were dismissed as Hemus and Grammas will contend for the shortstop job.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Stanky
Ray ‘Jablonski
Sally Hemus
Alex Grammas
Stanky
Hemus
Grammas
Long Beach to Host Beaver Trojan Coast Conference Final
The USC and Oregon State playoff for the Pacific Coast Conference basketball title will be held at Long Beach City College gym. The venue was chosen for its large capacity of 3500 and central L A location. Games are set for Friday and Saturday with a potential third game Monday.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Oregon State
Long Beach City College
Wildcats Use Only Six Men Kentucky Closes Regular Season
Kentucky completed an undefeated regular season with a 68 to 53 win over Alabama at Tuscaloosa, using six players and relying on Cliff Hagan 24 points to finish 24-0. Coach Adolph Rupp faced questions about NCAA eligibility for his top trio, while LSU, Kansas, Illinois and others moved toward conference titles and tied hopes.
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New York
Kentucky Wildcats
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Nashville
Tenn
Long Island University
Kentu
Rupp
N.C
Cliff Hagan
Frank Ramsey
Lou Tsiropoulos
Hagan
Mississippi
Bayou Tigers
Tulane
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa
Tlindsea
Indians
Jayhawks
Missouri
Big B. H. Born
al Kelley
Town
Ohio State
Illinois
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Nowllinois
Indiana
Duquesne
St. Honaventure
Jim Tucker
Cornell
Dartmouth
Dendy MacPhee
Pennsylvania
Flores Wins Tough 16 Round Return Victory
In San Francisco Jesse Flores, once the city’s top lightweight, returned after a two year layoff to beat Tommy Manucis of Los Angeles over 16 rounds at Winterlang. Flores appeared rusty early but recovered to secure the win in a rugged battle.
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San Francisco
Jesse Flores
Tommy Manucis
Los Angeles
Flores
Basketball Results Across West and Midwest Colleges
West region scores include USF 76 over San Jose State and St Marys 42 over COP. East shows Brown 56 and Columbia 56 as well as Connecticut St Tufts 64 and Cornell 73. Midwest lists Bowling Green 95, Kansas 1, and Ohio State 71. Southwest features Baylor 78 and Texas A&M 65 with notable upsets and close finishes across multiple campuses.
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West Usf
San Jose State
St. Mary's
COP
East Brown
Columbia
Conneticut
St. Tufts
Cornell
Dartmouth
Utica
Harpur
Duquesne
St. Bonaventure - Springfield
Rhode Island
St. Michaels
St. Anselms
Juniata
Susquehanna
ROH
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Georgia Tech
Louisiana
Stee
Mississippi
Tulane
Mississippi State
Midwest
Bowling Green
Western Midh
Kansas
Colorado
Hammine
Mina
Tunois
Northwestam
Town
Ohio State
Valparaiso
John Carroll
Carroll
Ricks
St. John's
Last Night's Fight Results In California Notes
Los Angeles boxer Jaele Johnson, 14, scored a second round TKO over Frank Burnord at 2.05 in the event. Vallejo's Peach Od I Cover Jackson defeated Francisco in Vallejo. In Stockton Jesse Flores beat Toni Manuel by decision 135 185, with Los Angeles fighters also present.
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South Ene Calif
Jaele Johnson
Los Angeles
Frank Burn Ord
Aielane Ee Mekce
Echais
Peach
Jackson
Vallejo
Francisco
Jesse Flores
Ae Stockton
Toni Manuels
Stal and LeSalle Face Upset Bid in Key Game
In a tense clash, Na aa 1-3 lost to Bagnane with Stal at 28 and LeSalle at 21-4 while contending for a crucial position. The result shapes standings and adds pressure ahead of upcoming fixtures.
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Bagnane
StaloLeSalle
Former Quintet Battles Faculty in Annual Varsity-Faculty Game
Hayward high school hosts a 2 pm varsity faculty game at Hayward gym to close the season. Varsity coach Bill Drabble leads the team with Bob McKillop absent, joined by Jack Byrnes Sig Jacobson and Bill Piedmont from PE, plus Bob Coate and staff. On the faculty side are Heriman Dubowy Mike Jones Charles Kahn Don Lane George Strong and John Fekete as ref. Seniors John Cain Joe Duran Ev Pashon play their final game.
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Hayward
Bill Drabble
Bob McKillop
McKillop
Jack Byrnes
Sig Jacobson
Bill Piedmont
Bob Coate
Her‘Iman Dubowy
Mike Jones
Segura Beats Sedgman In Narrow Tennis Victory
In Albuquerque Pancho Segura defeated Frank Sedgman 13-12 in a close night match on the Jack Kramer professional tour. Segura had earlier ousted Richard Gonzales 8-3 in the semi finals while Sedgman defeated Don Budge 8-3.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Australia
Frank Std¢man
Sedgman
Jack Kramer
Segura
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Don Budge
Schlundt Reigns Big Ten Scoring Leader in Chicago
Indiana star Don Schlundt continued a scoring streak as the Big Ten’s top scorer with a 27.9 point per game average, maintaining his lead among conference rivals in the season.
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Chicago
Indiana
Don Schlundt
Williams Faces Tough Breaks Amid Personal Turmoil
Oscar Fraley outlines Terr Williams facing a broken collarbone with the Boston Red Sox, sidelined for about five weeks after a fly-ball mishap. The piece notes Williams recent separation from his wife, his restless temperament, and his eagerness for spring training as he grapples with personal strain while maintaining focus on rebounding with his famed power at the plate.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
Terr
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Miami
Ted
Merine Myer
Overlapping Stars and Ted Williams Highlight 1954 Sports Figure
Ted Williams returned from a fractured elbow in the 1954 All Star game and a Korean War stint to bat .407 in late season, amid a year of baseball supremacy and surrounding dramas. The piece also surveys overlapping sports schedules in San Francisco and promoter conflicts as football, basketball, golf, and baseball vie for audience.
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Ted
Yanks
Williams
San Francisco
Pacific
Igays
West
Charley Graham
Sacramento Solons
Solons
San Francisco 49Ers
Washington Redskins
Graham
Vic Morapite
49Ers
Sacramento
Carter predicts DeMarco will struggle in 35 round title bid
Summit New Jersey. Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter warns that challenger Paddy DeMarco may have trouble lasting 35 rounds in their world title fight at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Carter notes DeMarco has never gone 15 rounds before and that it is not easy for a first-time challenger.
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Summit
N. J
Jimmy Carter
Pady DeMarco
Madison Square Garden
Carter
Carter Boxing Saga Heads to Madison Square Garden Friday
Sports Grill New York previews Jimmy Carter the lightweight champion in a high stakes bout with Paddy DeMarco at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The piece notes Carters volatile form and lists key fights in Australia and the United States illustrating a career of wins and losses leading to this title challenge. Carter rose by knockout and rematch wins, including over Williams, Aragon, Salas, and Cun ningham, while facing erratic results in non title bouts.
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Ashenden
Carter
Percy Bassett
New York
Bassett
Philadelphia
Ike Williams
Wiliams
Art Aragon
Aragon
Leuro Salas
Salas
Eddie Chavez
Armand Savoie
Tommy Collins
George Araujo
Johnny Cunningham
Miami
Cunningham
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