Huskies Triumph 6-2 Over Rebels in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High baseball rode strong pitching by Orozco to a 6-2 win over Washington High. The Huskies avenged an earlier 11-2 loss, leveling the series after yesterday's lopsided 26-2 victory and improving their mood on the Airport dais.
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URAL
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Gene Marin
Charlie Grace
Martin
Bob Cena
Frank Velarde
Ed Fletcher
Carl von Euw
Velarde
Vern Galloway
Don Covey
George Stefans
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Don
Alowing Galloway
Rick Alicia
Sen Lorenzo
Jerry Fontes
Denny Bauer
Washington Lads
Liv
Srmore Cowboys
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Don Lane
Billy Nesbit
Gene Johnson
Hayward High
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Tamarass
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Oven Euwe
Rich'ds
Oi Galloways
Nesbuss
O'Stefansis
Fontesrt
State Charges Rail at Charity Misuse by Tracks
An Assembly committee in Sacramento accuses California race tracks of diverting charity racing day proceeds to their own foundations and unrelated groups. The report cites lobbying without registration and lack of accounting, naming Santa Anita, Hollywood Park, and Del Mar, with Bay Meadows under scrutiny and hearings set for March 9 to 11.
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Lake Arrowhead
Horse Racing Commission
Bay Meadows
San Bruno
Bay Meaows
Davis Splurge Sinks Oilers To Rally Hornets
Alameda high star Wil lie Davis scored 34 points to lead the Hornets past Grant high 47 37 in a 20 minute game at the Acker Round Robin. He earlier tallied 20 as Alameda upset Richmond 38 35, while Davis tops the tourney with 86 points in four games.
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Jead
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Alameda
Richmond
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Chico
Grant
St Mary's
Oroville
Snnaia
Roinus
Shasta
Martin May Play Ball at Presidio
A spokesman for the army said Billy Martin of the New York Yankees will be stationed at the Presidio of San Francisco when he reports to the recruiting service on Monday. The commander of the Sixth Army Area asked that Martin, stationed at the Presidio, be kept in the post.
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Army
Billy Martin
New York
College Basketball Scores and Tourney Results
A mixed set of college basketball results across conferences and tournaments. East region games include lopsided wins for Buttilo Feacnurs over Brockport annahers and Johns Hopkins over St. Francis. Atlantic Coast notes North Carolina State over Duke and Wake Forest over Maryland, with overtime implied in some games. Southern Conference and West results feature George Washington beating Richmond and West Virginia topping Richmond, plus several smaller matchups such as Auburn and Xavier.
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Grove City
Buttilo ‘Feacnurs
Brockport
Annahers
Brooklyn Poly
Pratt
Philadelphia Pharmacy
Brooklyn
Pharmacy
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Johns ‘Bopkins
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North Carolina
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Duke
Wake Forest
Maryland
George Washington
West Virginia
Ichmond
Furrman
Mt. St Marya
Koanoke
Auburn
Alabal Clark
Xavier Tha
Dwest Carleton
Lawrence
Klein Casillo Box On Video Tonight
New York welterweight Joey Klein and Chicago’s Rocky Casillo prepared for a coast to coast televised fight from Dayton Memorial ball tonight at 6 p.m. The bout will be shown in the Dayton area on channel 7 after full workouts.
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Dayton
Marshall in Monterey Bat Spree
Monterey sports column details James Marshall hammering baseballs at El Estero Park in a season opening display for the Seals. Report notes Detroit interest and Dressen’s plans to showcase Marshall, plus Seals pitcher Elmer Singleton and various camp arrivals as Monterey Railbirds debate Oaks’ claim.
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Marshall
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Seals
Firstsacker
Monsder
Charlie Dressén
Charlie
Detroit Tigers
Don Farber
Briggs
Detroit
Dressen
Sunny Jim
Alston
Jim Marshall
Monterey Irailbirds
Oaks
Elmer Singleton
Erick Laws
Singleton
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Oakland Barber College
Emil “Babe” Fuhrmannenatchee
Verne [Ehert
Wenatchee
George Kelly
Salso
Dresser
Cookie Lavagetta
George Bamberger
Agaist
Bamberger
Wyoming hosts first National Junior Ski meet in Jackson
More than 100 skiers from across the United States began downhill competition at noon as Wyoming hosts the first National Junior Ski meet. The event marks a milestone for Jackson and the state as athletes compete in this inaugural national contest.
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Wyo
United States
Wyoming
New Bill Could Cut College Grid Ticket Prices
A House Ways and Means proposal to cut the tax on athletic event tickets from 20 to 10 percent could lower prices in some colleges and universities while others may not pass savings to fans. Indiana University says it will use savings to relieve its athletic deficit. Temple plans to pass savings to the public. Texas and others weigh impact amid rising costs and attendance.
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Penn
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Phildelphia
Boemler Dealt With Seals Feud Amid Spring Camp Readiness
San Francisco Seals president Damon Miller says Boemler must report to training camp and hints at possible reconciliation. Manager Tommy Heath states 23 men in camp including Hank Edwards and George Vico. Edwards arrives and hits bat drives, while Bestelli recovers from a heart condition to resume play.
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Damon Miller
San Francisco Seals
Bill Boemler
Tommy Heath
Hank Edwards
George Vico
Reno Cheso
Nini Tornay
Jerry Zuvela
Ken Holcombe
Jim Moran
Jose Perez
Edwards
Final Fight Chavez Ends Career Tonight in San Pedro
Chavez a of San Pedro California steps into the ring for a final 0 round bout with Juan Luis Carlos of Los Angeles at Legion Stadium in San Pedro California tonight.
Upshaw wins three as Piedmont tops Hayward in early season meet
Monte Upshaw led Piedmont Scots to a 95 1/2 to 74 1/4 victory over Hayward Bees in Hayward. Upshaw swept the high hurdles 14.9, 180 hurdles 19.9, and broad jump 22 feet 3 inches. Fred Mattos set a dual meet 880 mark in 2:05.5. Welvin Stroud won the mile in 4:48.5. Hayward’s Dailey cleared 6 feet 2 1/2 inches in high jump. Barry Sherman swept sprints in 11.8 and 22.4.
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Upshaw
Hayward
Dick Dailey
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William
Tom
Leland
Dailey
Barry Sherman
Fiedmont
Dwight West
Dave Carey
Highlanders
James Lick
San Jose
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Larry Lambert
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Cards Sign Muha to Backfield Coach Job
The Chicago Cardinals announced the signing of former USC assistant coach Joe Muha as backfield coach. Muha, from South Pasadena California, starred as a top NFL punter in 1948 with 57 kicks for a 7.2 yard average, and he previously played for the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Grapefruit league Opens as Dodgers, Yankees Rally Hope
The 16 major league clubs began spring training with the Dodgers in Miami and the Yankees facing jitters over Mantle and Blackwell retirement. Stengel fears the blows from Mantle’s May return and Blackwell’s exit as Dodgers add O Connell and Thomson to renew pennant push. Around the camps, Boudreau hints Consolo will win regular shortstop job and Banks sidelined by head injury. Noble sold to Cuba Sugar Kings. Seivers to be cleanup hitter for Senators. injuries to Smith and Kluszewski deemed not serious. Vinicio Garcia shows promise for Orioles.
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Minkey
Ewell Blackwell
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Cuba Sugar Kings
Ernie Banks
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Roy Seivers
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Frank Smith
Ted Kluszewski
Ihe Redlegs
Wayne Anderson
Vinicio Garcia
Mexico City
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Garcia
Shreveport
Par Fivers to Host Gordy Soltau at Villa dinner
Fairway Focus reports the Par Fivers plan a March 14 guest dinner at Villa 14renzo with president Alex Stewart announcing Gordy Soltau of the Forty-Niners as keynote. Soltau, a football star, radio broadcaster, ski instructor and golfer, is expected to discuss September to March sports. Club president Rob Campbell thanks sponsors as the Niles road course memorial tree program nears full quota.
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Villa 14
Renzo
Alex Stewart
Gordy Soltau
Soltau
Hayward
Rob] Campbell
Niles Road
Campbell
Par Way Named Club Proxy Over Alex Stewart
Peter Par way is the club proxy, not Alex Stewart. Jex was not president. he runs Par Five activities. Phil Gordon faces a tougher path to the San Francisco City Golf championships with rivals Bill McCoo Einar Hansen Maurice Small Frank Lucente Silvestri must beat Fred Brown Cy Pennel and others. Castlewood Country Club expects the course ready for wear by late August barring more bad weather.
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San Francisco
Gordon
Bill McCoo
Einar Hansen
Maurice Small
Frank Lucente
Silvestri
Fred Brown
Cy Pennel
Castlewood Country Club
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