Billiards win NCRSF opener in Hayward tournament
Hayward Billiards rout Livermore Coasters 83 to 24 to start the Northern California Recreation Sports Federation minor cage tournament. Livermore Pacers defeated Hayward PSEA 71 to 34 in the nightcap. Campouris & Matoza and Alameda Food also posted wins as the event moved toward major bracket play with semis and finals slated next weekend.
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Hayward Billiards
Northern California Recreation Sports Federation
Livermore
Coasters
Pacers
Hayward
PSEA
Hayward High School
San Leandro
Campouris & Matora
Alameda Food
San Lorenzo High
California
Bill’s
LASME
Ben Leandro
Matt Sons Creamery
Concord
Inhampion
Leonard's
Sports Shop
San Jose
Hayward High
San Lorenzo
Camperris & Matoza
Bratket
Jack Moore
Jess Duran
Long Amen
Rey Paozick
Dave Ward
Pss
Livermore Five
Larry Mustain
Tim Stockton
Magshed
Iocals
Alameda
Rap Campouris
Matoza
John Griffin
Tony Lema
Indians Edge Bears in Thriller on Bear's Court
A packed Berkeley arena saw a dramatic 63-61 comeback as Stanford Bears rallied from 11 down with nine minutes left, led by Friend and Brown. The Indians held on with Asplund scoring late, Blake and Gord key forced plays, final two points sealed by Gord.
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Berkeley
SRO
Bears
Zuil
Indians
Larry
Friend
Caporteider
Larby Brown
Howie
Dailmer
Gal
Brown
Stanfard
Little
George Sellecknen
Pas
Bart Robinson
Bob Blake
Hap Wadenen
Premont
Plex Cooly
Dusne Asplund
Stanford
Clar Ta
Robinson
Artillage
Blake
Asplund
Bill Gord
Pete Newall
Yyiend
Afsin
Reseui
Wolay
Weener
Daily Review
Steve Rubbels
California
Eat Robinson
Bob Friend
George Selleck
Gary VanGalder
Bill Bond
Barry Brown
Hap Warner
Palo Alte
Steve Rubbola
Lgot Iti
Stanford Forwera
Gary Vanvalder
Duane Asplund
Bob Fitend
Lower Lef
Stillman Hurls Farmers Top 6 Win Over Bucs
Stillman pitched a complete game with 14 strikeouts as Hayward high powered past Campbell Buccaneers 8 6 on Hanlon field. Woolridge homered and led a six run first inning aided by Campbell errors while Mussadin Sutton and Koontz produced early threats for Campbell. Campbell rallied late but Stillman and the defense finished strong. The Farmers host Amador next Tuesday.
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Daily Review
Steve Rubble
Hayward
Chuck
Woolridge
Farmer-Campbell
HUHS
Campbell
Bob Perry
Farmers & B
Stillman
Farmers
Bucs
Gary Arlington Denny
Hayward High
Hanlon Field
Washington High
Palmer
Black and Gold
Mike Castellanos
Chuck Woolridge
Bill Barrett
Ozzie Stevenson
Barreth
Tom Plaot
Barrett
Stevenson
Plant
Lavier
Navone
Aed Stein
Roger Almquitt
Bob Sutton
Farmer Ring
Sutton
Frankie Koontz
Mounties Trim Orioles Spring Roster And Minor League Moves
The Baltimore Orioles optioned three players to the minor leagues and cut seven more from the spring training squad. Roger Merrill, George Smith, and Witty Quintana were sent to San Antonio and Vancouver. Helin and Helin, two pitching brothers from Germany, were moved to Thomasville with Leo Moncada, while Bob Schmitt Tasby Luetke Cristello King Oden joined other players in San Antonio and Dunedin Florida assignments.
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Scottsdale
Arizim
Baltimore Orioles
Rockies
Roger Mirguts
George Smith
Catener
Hal Smith
San Antonio
Witty Quintana
Vancouver
Claus
Henjerg Helinie
United States
Germany
Orioles
Thomasville
Leo Moncada
Pullerton
Calif
Bob Schmitt
Willie Tasby
Dick Luetke
Joe Cristello
Brett King
Gene Oden
Dunedin
Fla
Cama
Bruins Toward Undefeated Pac-10 Run After USC Win
UCLA Bruins defeated Southern California 70 to 35 in a Pacific Coast Conference game and aim to extend an undefeated league slate. The team, ranked 13th nationally by INS, faces San Francisco next Friday in an NCAA bid bidirectional context with other notable results including Stanford over California and Oregon over Oregon State.
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Ucla Bruins
Southern California
Bruins
International News Service
Southern Cal
UCLA
San Francisco
Stenford
California
Oregon State
Oregon
Pean
Washington State
Idaho
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Cornell
Kansas
Colorado
Brenford
Brown
Columbia
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Farmer Thinclads Last In Acalanes Triangular
ACALANES The Heyward high school track team finished last in a triangular meet with Acalanes and San Ramon. Acalanes won with 70, Farmers 47, Hayward 0. Notable performances included Larry Pilcher of Acalanes winning sprints and broad jump, Sill Sullivan of Hayward taking shot put, and Denis Meyers and Paul Albright excelling in the 880. Gene Angus absence hurt Hayward as they failed to place in the 100 and 880 events.
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Acalanes
San Antona
Acalenes
Baw
Ramor
Hayward
San Ramon
Jey Clifton
Bob Linde
The
Wolves
Lucien Melanson
Haylward
Denis Meyers
Paul Albright
Acalsnes
Charlie Martin
Farmer Gene
Angus
Farmers Martins
Joe Guerra
Jared Gold
Larry Pilcher
Guerre
Pilcher
Farmer Sill Sullivan
Ron Bieke
Mayland
Special Mile Servicemen Face Santee in Two-Section Race
Santee the American miler, under court scrutiny, is set to race three opponents in two sections of the one mile at the Milwaukee meet. Opponents include Ed Shea, Ed Kirk, Billy Tidwell and others from military and college teams. Santee seeks to match or beat his 4:04.6 mile mark from last year, with Len Truex having won the first section in 1954.
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Wes Santee
America
Kansas Wheat jHarmer
Santee
New York
Alran
Milwaukee
Yeet
Sentee
Ing
Marine
Buddy
Quantion
Billy Taylor
Agaist
Ed Shea
Fort Monmouth
Nal
Ed Kirk
Lathbourne Air Force Base
Billy Tidwell
Kansas State Teathers College
Ph Colemen
University of Chicago
Joe Deady
Washington, D.C
Mike Stanley
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Deacon Jones
Tormpile
Towa University
John Waller
Michigan State University
Len Truex
University of Wisconsin
Karim Wins First Feature at Tanforen San Bruno
Karim ridden by William Harmote won the S15,000-added Bay District Handbag at Tanforen in San Bruno, beating Spring Count and History Book. The six furlongs were completed in 1:10 2/5 with pays of 6.76 to win, 34 to place, and 3 across the board for Karim.
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San Bruno
Johnie Mike
Ray York
Bay District
Tanforan
Karim
William Harmote
Buc Cindermen Rally To Beat Huskies And Bs
In a Fremont varsity meet San Leandro trounced Washington 67-63 while Huskies swept B and D meets. Dwayne Hafner led Pirates with a century win and relay. Husky sprinters and jumpers claimed several events, setting mixed marks as Washington prepared to travel to Campbell next.
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San Beendra
Pirates
Washington Huskies
Ovel
Pirate
Washington
San Leandro
Dwayne Bafner
The
Huskies
Dennis Motta
Ken Jenkins
Carl Blone
John Winter
Mike Montelleno
Monito Paler
Montelieno
Pater
Rich Lauvano
Rich Scordigilr
Henry Marvin
Joe Lucero
Eddie Bettencourt
Tavel
Campbell
Ky Sn Rigmsidan i. Su
Movard
Powel
Bolin
Hattat
Hathor Simon
Galil
Newnan
Jinkins
Stone
Gellarman
Powell
Ace
Haine
Arsit” svaro—San leLeandre
Glas
San la
Andra
Geore
Wanhington
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Bells Shell Centerville Nine Triumphs 17-5
Bellarmine blasted Tim Reidy and built a five run first inning as Washington Huskies suffered their first loss in three starts. Tino Rangel belted a fifth inning homer but injured his knee sliding home. Washington pitchers issued 18 walks and 13 hits in seven innings.
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Hellarsmine
Washington Huslers
San-Leagie
Washington
Huskies
Plezsantos
Amador Dens
Joe Spino
Tino Rangel
Rangel
Baclo
Bellarmine
Tim Reidy
Reidy
Don Stewart
Mat
Gary Payton
Ranger
Stewart
Orin Gik
Re- Ork
Tony Chivers
Slack Adds Fire To San Francisco Spring Train
The San Francisco Scale camp strengthens its relief corps with 22 year old pitcher Bill Slack. Slack appeared in 38 games last season for Louisville and Montgomery, posting 19 wins and four losses. Manager Eddie Joost says Slack has good control and a cracking curve, and regards him as a potential bullpen ace.
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Flo
San Francisco
Bill Slack
Slack
Louisville
Montgomery
Alm
Eddie Joost
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