Canadians Rip Weary Yank Packsters 12 1 in Oslo
Canada remains unbeaten in the world amateur ice hockey championships by routing the United States 12 to 1 in Oslo. Connie Broden scored four goals while Sid Smith and Gordon Myles added three apiece as Canada opened a 6‑0 lead by the third period. Roy Edwards made 17 saves for Canada. U S goalie Don Rigazio stopped 45 shots as injuries hampered Marvin’s squad, which dropped to 1‑1 in the eight‑nation round robin.
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Oslo
Norway
Canada
United States
U.S
Johnny Mavasich
Eveleth
Minn
Dan McKinnon
Williams, Minn
Fred Wonoski
Lynn
Mass
Ed Kirrane
Brookline
Broden
Connie Broden
Sid Smith
Toronto Maple Leafs
Gordon Myles
Dick Meredith
Don Rigazio
Cambridge
Cal Mar
Rigazio
Marvin
UWS
T ‘Hong
Fangio Wins Compete in 500 at Trenton Speedway
Juan Manuel Fangio the Argentine racing king appeared at Trenton Speedway in an American type car for the first time. The 46-year-old said he was impressed by the ear but could not confirm future American entries citing business obligations. Meanwhile in San Francisco basketball action the Presidio Club defeated the Salesian Boys Club 75-40 as ex-Poly High guard George Shewl led with 23 and Garibaldis scored 27 for the ex-Santa Claran squad.
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Trenton
Juan Manuel Fangio
Argentina
Trenton Speedway
Fangio
San Francisco
Tuat
Menver
Conauipitinitas
Balanes
Qlymet
Pie Club
Presidio Athletic
Pas
Kezar
Tslen
Gring
Hayward
Sidio
Salesian Boys Club
Jack Allain
San Mateo
Idaho
Hayward Thinclads Beat Arroyo 82 31 In Big Track Win
Hayward led by sophomore Ray Herbranson who won the 440 and helped set a relay pace as the Hayward team crushed Arroyo 82 to 31 at Parsons Field. George Buck and Schoner starred for the Farmers. rich detail notes multiple events and a tight team battle with Dons in the afternoon meet.
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Winnah
Fred Mahannah
Hayward
Hayward- Arroyo
Farmer
Mahannah
Steve Rubiolo
Rich Gohlee
John Fekete
Ray Herbranson
Avallop
Arroyo
Dave Lynch
Parsons Field Oval
Branson
George Buck
Buck
Piedmont
Paul Rosenbaum
Rich Schoner
Dons
Schoner
Farmer Henry Gordon
Peruhmeak
Rich Collins
Garden Ee Ae Schaner
Handy
Garden
Tucker
Glann
Keown
Atroy
Aghbgeer
Eter
Mikings
Trabires
al Regentaure
Tach
Ward Ui
Gudy
Turner
Pyv
Rorenbeami
Nava
Rich
Ardson
Fatthe
Chenry
Aise Tuer
Rollins An
Ware
Litwack Named College Coach Of Year In 1958
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati named best visiting player to appear this season. Harry Litwack of Temple honored as 1958 College basketball coach of the year by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association in New York.
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New York
Metropolitan Basketball Writers Assn. Today
Harry Litwack
Temple
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Patty Berg Paces Florida Golf Open Lead
Veteran golf pro Patty Berg of Minneapolis led the Jacksonville Women's Open after the first round in Jacksonville Florida as she rebounded from a winter slump and headed into the second round ahead of the field.
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Patty Berg
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Veteram
Patty ¢Berg
Minneapolis
Benefit Cage Tilt Promises Local Castro Valley Showdown
Castro Valley High hosts a benefit basketball game tonight featuring CV faculty star lineup with Captain Tom Gunnarl and Bergmann to face Marin County All-Stars. Proceeds support the CVHS athletic department as ticket sales rise toward a near sellout. The event highlights a rugged campus schedule amid a growing booster effort.
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Castro Valley
Smith Co
San Francisco
Ers
Castro Valley High
Marin County
Lance
Alameda County
Roosevelt Berg
Mann
Tom Gunnarl
Lpolf
James Hoyt
John Mackay
Dick Jones
Lloyd Henningsen
Dale Bervin
Bergmann
Bri
Ed Hart
Vaughan
Hitch
Enek
Bob- ‘Forrester
Pat Lavaglia
Jerry Rose
Don Mahaffey
C.V. Boosters Club
C.V
Arroyo
Cyhs Athletic de
Iain Eels
Rebel Trackmen Sweep Dual Meets Over O'Dowd
San Lorenzo High varsity track surprised Bishop O'Dowd with a 79 to 34 win and swept the meet. Mike Goldsworthy led with a 15.9 in the 120 hurdles as Safford and Wollen starred in sprints and jumps. Joe Dudley clocked 53.4 in the 440, while Bob Castillo anchored relays and Won events in the hurdles and pole vault.
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Fischer
SAN ‘Lorenzo
Mike Goldsworthy
Larry Safford
Mike
Wollerr
San Lorenzo High
Bishop O'Dowd
Rebel Oval
Goldsworthy
Sanfordis
Safford
Wollen
Dragons
John Gonzalves
Joe Dudley
Jack Mermod
Rebels
O'Dowd
Bob Castillo
Cestillo
Bob Orf
Joo—Satfold
Antonucci
Costa
Viz
Oregon Bears Rally Staves Off California in Rugged Duel
Oregon five Jols fight to stay title hopefuls in a hard fought game against California. Al Buch led Oregon with 13 points while Charley Frank played sparingly with fouls as Franklin fouled out late. California, led by Grout and Padovant, built halftime edge but Oregon surged after intermission to close the gap.
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Charley Franklin
Franklin
al Buch
Bears
Grecon
California
Itip Prankling
Dalton
Herons
Pirates Sink Ells Mermen In New Pool
SAN LEANDRO Coach Bob Browns San Leandro swimming team christened the new pool with a 76 19 victory over Harry Ells in the first prep meet at SLHS. Perry Dolan won two Ells events while Jayvee and JV squads dominated.
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San Leandro
Bob* Brown
Harry Ells
Roy Childs
Essels
Jack Sheehan
Brian Foss
Kipley
Hirst
Perry Dolan
San Leandro Beavers
Ells
Kowls
Pirate Jayvee
Elis
Leo Bruning
Dave Leonard
Bob Lyall
Cliff Little
Leandro JV
Pirete Varsity
Brawn
Sequoia
Las
Lomas High
Dolan
Olney
Skyr
Rob
Whitty
Backestrak
San’ Leandriamold
Pearson
Ajeska
Hennings
Lincoln Downs Essel Spikemen Triumph at Kezar Stadium
San Francisco Lincoln High defeated San Leandro 62 to 31 at Kezar Stadium. Dave Malkin won the 220 and anchored the winning sprint relay, with Keith Yagi and Bill Brassier also taking firsts. Lincoln swept the B and C meets while Leandro's Kim Harryman led in hurdles and Ron Stroups starred for Leandro C.
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San Francisco
Lincoln High
San Leandro
Kezar Stadium
Harry Knecht
Pirate Thinelads
Piates
Dave Malkin
Keith Yagi
Bill Brassier
Leandro
Malkin
Bucs
Yagi
Brusstar
Lincoln
Leandro Bees
Pirate Bees
Kim Harryman
Ron Stroups
Pirate
jon—Tanke
Ferreira
Longden
Bass
Brierala
Nelson Tl
Salat Th
I Ae
Cumming
Bode
Mile Fletcher
Pineo
Phifer
Ha—Mantzer
Rischell
Adieu
Menteler
Davis
Sen
Zeandre
Malin
Trojans Down Huskies 76-65 to End Season Strong
USC closed its basketball season with a 76 to 65 victory over Washington, keeping fourth place alive in the final standings. The Trojans pulled away after the early second half, building a 14 point lead as Castro Valley’s James McCullough and Bill Stack led PCC rivals in a lengthy multi-sport meet.
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Los
Angeles
USC
University of Washington
Washington
Trojans
Husky
Castro Valley
Jim MccCull
An Houen
Bill Staack
Castro
Idaho
Oregon
Barranquilla
Columbia
Doug “Smart
Brazil
Maria
Ovat
Ae Kook
Andi Je “McCullough
Hopps
Althe
Gibson
Dick Dean
New York
Miss Buero
Karl Faéus
Geros
Miami
Fla
Snort Packswang
Chile
Ayalaware
Gardnar Mulloy
Colo
Wilman's Strikes and Spares Advertised in Daily Review
Joe Wilman promotes a pamphlet Tips for the Beginning Bowler with hints for starters. Readers are asked to send a stamped return envelope to obtain a copy via The Daily Review.
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Joe Wilman
The
Daily Review
Jola FL Dille Co
College Fives Vie for NCAA Berths Duke Out
Southern Conference West Virginia heavy favorite ranked No 3 walloped Richmond 74 70 in semi finals Jerry est tallied 26 points. George Washington beat 57 56. Oregon State can clinch PCC title by beating Idaho tonight. Wyoming can clinch Skyline by beating Montana tonight. Oscar Robertson leads Elgin Baylor as Seattle hosts tonight. Hayward police seek NCAA ident in ongoing battle over final outcome.
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West
Virginia
Richmond
Jerry
Denontt Choien
George Washington
Oregon State
Idaho
California
Skyline
Wyoming
Moritaria
Colorado State
Utah
Oscar ‘Robertson
Iender
Crow'Canyon
Chateau ‘Son
Xavier
Ohio
Hayward Ree
Robertson
Elgin’ Baylor
Seattle
Hayward
Bud Meyer
NCAA
Tom. Saito
Torney
W. A. McGraw Treasure Ware
Fishing Fun and Coastal Notes From Oregon to California
A jumble of college and tournament results mixed with fishing lore and region names. Highlights include Oregon and California college scores, Southern and Atlantic Coast Conference semi finals, small college regional rounds in Mass and N YC, plus fishing reports from Miami to Port Chicago and notes on local coot season and wild game cooking.
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Maryland
Duke
North Carolina
Teshcot
Morgan St
A&t
Ollere
Amador Gains Tourney Finals
Amador advanced to the tournament final with a 63-18 win over Calaveras as Coach Chris Natusues' Dons controlled the game from start to finish. Jed Nebel led Amador with 7 of 12 shooting and 2 free throws, while Troy Hawkins and Billy Bernard added 14 and 13 points respectively. Livermore fell to Tracy, with Ted Anderson scoring 18 and Rich Robin 15 for the losers.
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Calaveras
Modesto
Chris Natusues
Dons
Jed i
Jack Nebel
Amador
Troy Hawkins
Billy Bernard
Pleasanton
Elk Grove
Livermore
Tracy
Bulldogs
Ted Anderson
Rich Robin
Cowboys Dominate All-EBD In Dons-Tide Teams
The Valley Athletic League selections crown Cowboys and Dons for the all EBD first team. Sonny May and Ted Andersen of the Cowboys along with Hal Shanks and Bill Bernard of the Dons headline the lineup. Fred Brown of Albany earns the lone first team repeat spot, with Nebel, Dennis, Olsen, Addington, Talt, and Kipp receiving second-team honors and honorable mention.
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Livermore
Amador
Valley Athletic League
Basti
Vjen
Sonny May
Ted Andersen
Styanet
Hal Shanks
Bill Bernard
Fred Brown
Albany
Mayer
Shanks
Bernard
Andersen
Jeek
Nebel
Dennis
Pete Olsen
Bob Addington
Liberty
John Talt
Ahambra
Rod. Kipp
Fish Handling Tips From Sportsmans Digest
A partial Sportsmans Digest advice fragment explains carefully releasing small fish without removing hooks. It covers using fly, bass bug, or spinner lures, keeping fish in water, and avoiding injuries by wet hands and gentle hook removal. It adds cautions about slime protection and proper grip technique with wet hands.
CYO Champs Clash Tomorrow in Bay Area Playoffs
Tomorrow at Hayward High the South County CYO champions meet San Francisco area finalists in semi finals of the Bay Area CYO tournament. St Felicitas 70 pound faces St counterpart at 2 15 followed by 80 pound and 90 pound games. All Saints South County champs play an exhibition at 4 15. Finalists meet in San Francisco March 36 for the CYO Bay Area title. Admission free with Burdona Tiens accepted to defray expenses.
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Umee South County
San Francisco- CO
Hayward High
South County
San Frerncisco
Romack Meets Reynolds in Florida East Coast Final Four
Defending champion Barbara Romack Porter of Sacramento California faces Georgia State titlist Mary Ann Reynolds in the Florida East Coast Women Amateur Golf tournament semifinals in St Augustine Florida. The winner advances toward the title as the round continues today.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Barbara’ Romack Porter
Sarramento
California
Mary Ann Reynolds
Georgia
Nevada Leads College Ski Event
Nevada led the Tresidder Memorial Cup invitational ski meet after jumping and cross country events. Nevada scored 193.4 points, ahead of Sierra College at 191.7 with San Jose State, Chico State and Stanford following, as California hosts watched in San Jose.
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Badger
Pass
Calif
UPI
University of Nevada
Sierra College Today
Nevada
Sierra
California
San Jose State
Chico State
Stanford
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Wilman’s Strikes & Spares
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