Hayward Nine Raps Mack in 56 Debut 11-7
Hayward defeats Mack 11 to 7 at Harmonds Park in the opening game of 1956. Strutz, Zaballos and Stillman led a seven-run second inning as Hayward’s 15 players appeared in the wild win that featured 20 walks and solid relief from Ferren. The Farmers next face Washington Union high in Freemont.
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Gary Arlington Garland
McCymonds
Hayward High
Harmonds Park
Farmers
Mack
Harry Ferren
Ed Leupold
Deriny_ Stillman
Rich Single
Wade Turner
Ferrer
Hayward
Letterman
Glenn Strutz
Heyward
Ron Zaballos
Ozzie Stevenson
Strutz
Zaballos
Bobi Martinez
Chuck Woolridge
Mike Navone
John Ellizary
Stillman
Single
Mackmen
Turner
Ferren
Leupold
Tive
Washington Union High
Fremont
McClymonds
Ri Strutz
Wiliams Bs
Zabanoe
Littlejohn
Barrett
Nisitva
Martinez
Olitervis
Tevenson
Sloan Oe Navone
Gorite
Highlanders Rally To 60-53 Victory At Parsons Field
Piedmont defeated Hayward 60-53 as Highlanders led by Jim Leng and Sanford battle through windy conditions. Event winners include Gene Angus 10.5 in the century and 23.3 in the furlong, Tucker of Hayward 22.8 in the high hurdles, and Hind 11 feet in the pole vault amid a close multi-event meet.
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Jim Leng
Piedmont
Hayward
Cay
Parsons Field
Jay Clifton
Lucien Elanson
Gene
Angus
Doe Guerra
Sanford
Highlanders
Steven Tucker
Tucker
Hal LaPray
Mike McCallum
Elay
Hind
McCallum
Keith Wallace
Ross Faulson
Aakyard
Rev. Mahannah
Gaston Helps Highlanders Sweep Hayward Meet
Gaston of Farmers set a school record by winning the 120 yard low hurdles in 14.6 seconds and also took the broad jump at 20 feet 8 inches. Hayward faded as IASB visitors Highlanders claimed three field events including a 10 foot vault by Donny Sawyer and a 5 foot high jump by Dick Volper.
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Hayward High
iPedmont Highlanders
Iasb Yee Aos
Bob Gaston
Gaston
Dick O'Connor
Hayward
Anthony Kiminez
Henry Mattos
Highlanders
Donny Sawyer
Partners
Dick Volper
Billy Blue
San Leandro Tennis Ladder Promises Strong OAL Run
San Leandro high school tennis gains prominence as the Buenetters rise. Captain Lee Junta leads the ladder with Ken Vix and Bob S. Carlson close behind. Coach Bob Hull expects the Essels to hold their own in CAL play, with tough early practice against Oakland Junior College and San Ramon.
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Larry Richardson
San Leandro
San Leandro High
Buenetters
Pirate
Bob Hull
Lee Junta
Ken Vix
Bob S. Carlson
Sandy Brown
Bob Anderson
Bruce Johnston
Ron Bostic
Tom Fasbinella
Hay McLaughlin
Ron Gridley
Adrien Shafer
Shafer
Pasadena High
San Leandro Coy
Essels
CAL
Hull
Leandrans
Afer
Junte
Vix
Warriors Near First NBA Title in 10 Years
The Ebladelpha Warriors grip a six game lead with seven games left as they near their first national title in a decade. Boston closed the gap after a 119 113 win over Minneapolis while Fort Wayne extended its Western lead to four games over Rochester by beating New York 104 Bt in the other scheduled game.
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Ebladelpha Warriors
Warriors
Boston
Celtics
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Rochester
New York
Spartans Indians Clash Broncos At St Marys
San Jose State travels to Stanford Gymnasium at 8 p.m. for a classic Bay Area basketball rivalry. Stanford fights to maintain a 8-5 Pac Coast record as San Jose State seeks a season closer win while St Mary’s hosts Santa Clara in Moraga seeking second in the CBA.
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Broncos
St. Mary’s
Jim Nash
Palo Alto
San Jose State Spartans
Stanford
Indians
Californias, Basketball Association
University of San Francisco
Cow Palace
San Jose
Golden Raiders
COP
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
Ray Goodwin
Fred Niemann
California Bears
Howie Dallmar
Bill Bond
Washington State Cougars
George Sebeck
Barry Brown
Bond
Brown
Bill Flanders
Hap Wagher
Gary van Gelder
Selleck
Vealing
Walt McPherson
John Breeg
Tom Crane
Eddie Diaz
Moraga
Gaels
College basketball scores scattered across states in midweek action
Multiple teams posted high scorelines including UCLA California Idaho State 78 Montana State 89 Colorado Western 89 Colorado Mines 80 Washington State 6 Washington 108 Pepperdine 9 Penn State 83 Pittsburgh 76 Villanova 63 Colgate 63 Dartmouth 56 Syracuse 82 Rhode Island 82 Le Moyne 2 American International 96 Norwich 9 Wagner 101 St. Marys 116 Roanoke 78 Fairmont 98 Atlantic Coast Conference tournament semi finals North Carolina State 91 Duke 77 Southern Conference tournament semi finals West Virginia 77 Furman 74 Richmond 86 Washington and Lee 58 Loyola Marymount 58 Knox 88 Kansas 56 Coe 70 Cornell 70 Carton 53.
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UCLA
California
Idaho State
Montana State
Colorado Western
Colorado Mines
Oregon
Washington State
Washington
Southern Galine
Lavals
Calif
Los Angeles St
San Francisco
Pepperdine
EA Cornel
Pearly Vania
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St. Soneventucpa
Colgate
Buckie
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Syracuse Oe
Rhode Islan
Lemoyne
Slens
American International
Norwich
Peter's
Wagner Bayo
Henptien
Sydney
St. Mary's
Roanoke
Bienvine
Morris Harvey
Atlantic Coan
North Carolina St
Duke
Waxt Forest
Neri ‘Garona
Southern
West Virginia
Furman
Richmond
Washington & Lee
Bayer and Demaret Lead Baton Rouge Open
Beiting Bayer of Cincinnati and Jimmy Demaret shared the lead in the Baton Rouge Open at 1397 going into the third day on a rain drenched winding course.
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Baton Rouge
George “Beiting" Bayer
Cincinnati
Jimmy Demaret
Taday
Clubhouse reminiscences of baseball greats and local figures
The article recalls 1951 Yankees rookie Gil MacDougald and a memorable 1847 game with Cookie Lava gertto and Bill Bevans. It notes Lavagetti’s pinch hit bid affecting Hall of Fame moments, Revans arm trouble, Duarte’s 23 years as chairmen, and Haywardites' pride in his later years. Mariel Duarte is thanked for baseball moments and is missed.
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Bobbie Brown
Jackie Jensen
Gil MacDougaldé
Yankees
New York Giants
New Jersey
Cookie Lavagetto
Bill Bevans
Oakland
Lavagetti
Hevans
Brooklyn Tanners
Lavagetto
Emeryville
Revans
Duarte
Ilness
Thsit
Ida
Alameda
Birch Street
Mariel Duarte
Goth
Fishin Fool reports rich catches on Half Moon Bay and beyond
Ralph Stevens shares buoyant fishing news from Fradner’s deep sea fleet at Princeton by the Sea. Reported are limits of blue fish red rockfish and lings around Half Moon Bay with salmon trolling noted nearby. Also cited are catfish at Bethel Island bass striper flounder and other catches with local reports from Lew LaGrone Frank Joseph and Delphine fishing pages.
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Claire Gardener
Fradner
Princeton
Half Moon Bay
Gardner's
Pacific
Phone Moss
Santa Cruz
Bethel Island
Don Gessler
San Paolo Bay
Frank Joseph
Joseph
Rodeo Resort
Miami Herald
Miami
Calif
San Pablo Bay
San Pedro Bay
Hayward Rally Nets Win Over Wildcat Netters
Hayward high tennis team defeats Oakland high 43 at Davie Stadium and Belle Vista courts. After dropping the first three singles, Talbot, Bud Haley and Gil Fatulee win singles and the crucial doubles to adjust the Farm’s 15-match slate. Next they visit San Jose to face the Bulldogs as Strel and Talbot square off in a thriller.
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Hayward Rally Nets
Oakland
Sig Jacobson
Hayward High
Oakland High
Davie Stadium
Belle Vista
Talbot
Bill Strel
Strel
Zabalios
Bud Haley
Palmer
Gil
George Furniss
Haley
Bob Burton
San Jose
Bulldogs
Bill Strei
Bill Talbot
Don Pas Juini
Steve Taylor
al Peters
Paul Galvez
Gil Fatullee
Norreraphin
Terry Willetts
D. Lill Hoeisken
Tom Ankunding
Jarry Buck
Mike Abbott
Mike Davis
Tom Camptell
San Francisco City Amateur 36-Hole Play Opens
In Harding Park quarter finals are set in the 40th annual San Francisco City Amateur championship. Medalist Ken Venturi meets Johnny Mazza while defending titlist Harvie Ward faces Morgan Barofsky. Winners play 36 holes tomorrow with finals Sunday March 11.
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San Francisco
Harding Park
Ken Venturi
Johnny Mazza
Harvie Ward
Morgan Barofsky
Courchesne replaced by O'Brien in 10 round bout
Johnny O'Brien of Boston will replace Courchesne of Holyoke in a 10 round bout with Dom Seeco of Oakland next week after the Massachusetts Boxing Commission upheld a 90 day suspension handed to Courchesne by the New York State Athletic Commission.
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Holyoke
Mess
Johnny O'Brien
Boston
Bobby Courchesne
Dom Seeco
Oakland
Calif
Courchesne
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
New York State Athletic Commission
Derby Nominees Announced for Richest Kentucky Derby
Louisville officials at Churchill Downs unveiled 169 nominees for the May 5 Kentucky Derby, the richest renewal of America’s premier race. Only three times since 1878 have so many young horses been nominated, signaling high hopes for owners and fans.
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Louisvile
Churchill Downs
Spring Training Briefs Cards Holden Mizell Back in Action
Reports from multiple spring camps highlight Wilmer Mizell returning from Army service with a sharp debut in batting practice for the St. Louis Cardinals. Ken Boyer and John Sarni praise his control and speedball, while others in Florida and Arizona note mixed progress from pitchers including Warren Spahn and Mel Parnell as managers gauge rookies and conditioning.
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Fla. 1
St. Louis Cardinals
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Ken Boyer
John Sarni
Mizel
Cardeinal
Herb
Phillies Seek Balance Behind Three Stars
At Clearwater training the Phillies chart 1968 balance among Robin Roberts Richie Ashburn and Dela Ennis aiming to improve weak spots. Andy Semnick behind the plate and Teddy Kazanski at second are tested while Granny Hamner stays at short. Left and center look solid with Ennis and Ashburn, but right field needs a long ball left-hander. Jim Greengrass and Glen Gorbous compete for the corner as rookies push for openings.
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Clearwater
Fila
Phillies
Tatoner
Ayo Smith
Robin Roberts
Richie Ashburn
Ieague
Dela Ennis
Smith
Andy Seminick
Whiz Kids
Andy
Joe Sennett
Jon Granny Bamner
Kazanski
Syracuse
Ted
Denth
Ennis
Ashburn
Jim Greengrass
Glen Gorbous
Pee Wee Reese Hurt in Back During Spring Training
In Vero Beach Florida Doctors will reexamine Dodgers shortstop Pee Wee Reese after a back muscle pulled during drills when his foot slipped while fielding a ground ball The 37 year old star drew concern from trainer Harold Wendler who warned back injuries can be serious for players.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
Harold Wendler
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