Hayward Nine Opens Season vs Washington Rebels Face Livermore
San Lorenzo reports the Hayward nine launch season with exhibition games against Livermore at Airport Recreation Field. Key players Billy Nesbit and Charlie Grace return from injuries as Don Lane’s uncertain status looms. Coach George Rapp reshuffles the lineup with Jeri McMillan catching and Denny Bauer moving to infield, while Keith Bohannon emerges as a varsity hopeful.
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Baseball Upstarts On Winning Spree
The Orioles and Braves opened spring schedules with wins as exhibition play heats up. Baltimore shaded the Cup s 6 to 3 in Yuma on Dirck Kokos s tenth inning homer and beat Milwaukee 6 to 3 in Milwaukee. The Braves defeated the Brock s 6 to 2 in Miami as Lew Burdette Jim Wilson and Ernie Johnson shutout Brooklyn s Bums to two hits. Cleveland beat New York 23 to 10 in Phoenix with six homers led by Doby Lemon Friend Pope. Yankees opened in St Petersburg with a 7 4 win over St Louis as Carey Cory and Coleman homered. White Sox beat Reds in Tampa 8 4 with Marshall s three-run shot and Consolo drove in the deciding run. Boston edged Philadelphia 2 1 at Sarasota with Consolo s triple. Other Florida games had A s over Senators 7 3 at Orlando Pirates over Tigers 7 3 at Fort Pierce and Phillies B over Redlegs B 8 2 at Clearwater.
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Fairway Focus at Hayward Spring Best Ball Tournament
Hayward Golf Club saw a split field in round one of the Spring Best Ball as upsets and near upsets mixed with rain sprinkles. Notable results include Dick Marcantelli of United Can Company nearly clinching early, riding late heroics to force a finish as Ralph Thomas and Fred Short, both 20 handicappers, shot in the low 80s. The day drew 79 golfers across two days with second-round play slated for the weekend and times due Thursday.
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Hayward Eyes Strong 1954 Baseball Campaign Opener
Hayward high opens its 1954 baseball season tomorrow at Centerville against Washington high Huskies with a 3 15 p m start. Coach Bob McKillop blends returning veterans with fresh talent aiming for the ACAL lead. Key players include Joe Duran Johnny Cain and Francis Blackwood plus infielders Dan Christiansen Tommy Noble and Rich Jardene as the squad battles for pitching and field positions.
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Seals Westlake Two Homers as Oaks Bow 10 6
Kyne moves to raise Bay Meadows William Kyne handicap prize from 190 900 to 200 000 as Bay Meadows opens spring racing. Directors discuss sharing wealth while Kyne touts a 10 000 daily crowd and 300 000 daily pari muet handle amid optimism and anecdotes about past gifts.
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Basketball Results From Various Colleges in Early Games
College basketball scores show Washington 65 over Washington State 56, Dayton routed by Wichita 84 to 30, Manhattan 78 over St Francis 60, Yale 77 over Muhlenberg 16, Notre Dame 73 over Marquette 82, Rutgers 60 over Carnell 57, Georgia 76 over Illinois 65, Tennessee 80 over Vanderbilt 78, Minnesota 78 over Wisconsin 73, Michigan State 75 over Michigan 61, North Carolina State 82 over Wake Forest, and Richmond 70 over Brigham Young in listed matchups with several other results and placeholders.
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Martin Reports For Army Induction For Billy Martin
World Series hero Billy Martin reported to the army recruiting service in San Francisco for induction. The New York Yankees second baseman arrived with about 20 recruits, driven in a Cadillac, and asked reporters where he would go. An Army source said he would head to Fort Ord, 120 miles south. Martin groaned at the news.
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Chavez Beaten In Hollywood Main Event Split Decision
Luis Campos of Los Angeles won a controversial split decision over Chavez of San Pedro in a 10 round main event at Legion Stadium in Hollywood. The card listed Chavez at 131 pounds and Campos at 130.
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Tuan Luis Campos
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Lineups From Florida St. Petersburg
An OCR filled snapshot lists exhibition baseball results and matchups across spring sites including St. Petersburg and Florida venues. It shows teams such as Chicago and Philadelphia in practice games with scores ranging around eight to ten runs, and notes several matchups like Arizona against Cleveland and St. Louis against Philadelphia as part of early season play.
Rainiers holdouts linger as camp opens in Palm Springs
Training camp briefs report Seattle Rainiers have two holdouts, Tommy Byrne and Artie Wilson, with GM Dewey Soriano noting Byrne’s reluctance to join the ballpark. Others arrive as rosters form, including Joe Davis and Jackie Tobin. Portland Beaver rookies, and Hollywood Stars open practice under Gordy Maltzberger. San Diego and Los Angeles Elite return to drills in Fullerton after a Padres win over Angels.
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Dressen Praises Botelho as Seals Open Grapefruit League
Monterey Seals win 10 to 6 over Oaks in opening Grapefruit League game. Jimmy Westlake hit two homers, while Rick Botelho impressed manager Charlie Dressen with bases loaded jam in sixth. Westlake struck out thrice, Jim Marshall went hitless. Milne and Rose keyed hits as Botelho showed maturity and command.
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USC Beavers clash for coast title in Long Beach
Southern California and Oregon State meet in Long Beach to decide the coast conference basketball championship after a prior 53-43 USC win and a 65-147 OSU comeback. Both squads keep the same lineup as coach Forest Twogood cites defensive edge and outside shooting by Tony Psaltis. The winner advances to Corvallis for NCAA playoff contention.
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Brones Seek NCAA Playoff Shot in Corvallis
Bay Area basketball faces Santa Clara as the Broncos reach a third straight NCAA championship bid in Corvallis. They qualifier against Texas Tech tomorrow at 7 30 with Seattle University vs Idaho State as the late game. The Western Regional lineup will include Pacific Coast Conference champs Colorado A. & M. and the Skyline Light’s king.
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Denver Wins Skiing Title at NCAA Meet
The University of Denver ski team won the NCAA team title with 389 points across cross country, downhill, slalom, and jumping at Mt. Rose near Reno. Mary Crawford was named outstanding skier, taking first in cross country, second in slalom, fourth in jumping, and sixth in downhill.
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Pat Lesser Wins South Atlantic Amateur Title
Pat Lesser, 20, a Women's Intercollegiate golf champion, captured the South Atlantic amateur title by defeating Joyce Ziske of Waterford, Wis., in the rain delayed final yesterday.
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