Cage Aces Crowned As Rec Season Ends
Tim Braaten won HARD's seventh annual basketball skills contest with 67 points in a close finish over Byron Dittman in the 13-14 year bracket. Bay School dominance highlighted final standings across several leagues, with Baywood and Bay-area teams totaling top scores and individual leaders across A, C, and B leagues.
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Tim Braaten
Hayward Area Recreation Dist
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Braaten
Hard
San Lorenzo High
Byron Dittman
Baywood
Bay
Marshall
Hayward Area
Keystone Readers Service
Walt Amaral
Clyde Hardeman
Nevada Ski Victor Triumphs in Tresidder Memorial Slalom
Dick Dorworth led the Nevada Wolfpack to victory at the Tresidder Memorial Invitational College ski meet. He won the men’s slalom with a combined time of 81.6 seconds across two runs, securing top honors for his team yesterday.
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Dick Dorworth
Nevada Wolfpack
Kono Wins in Moscow Weightlifting Match
Sacramento lifter Tom My Kono defeated Soviet rival Fedor Bogdanovsky in the middleweight class at an international match in Moscow. Kono lifted a total of 417.5 kilograms while Bogdanovsky totaled 412.5 kilograms.
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Moscow
Tommy Kono
Sacramento
Calif
Fedor, Bogdanovsky
Cal Poly Wins PCL Wrestling Title
Cal Poly edged Oregon by three points to win the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Wrestling title in San Jose. Heavyweight Pat Lovell defeated Nick Sawyer of San Jose State as Cal Poly tallied 39 points while Oregon finished 56, San Jose 45, and Oregon State 43 in the final standings.
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Cal Poly
Oregon
Pat Lovell
Nick Sawyer
San Jose State
Lovell
Sawyer
Oregon State
Fremont Boys Softball League Opens With 328 Players
Fremont’s Boys Saturday Softball League kickoff features 328 sixth to eighth graders from nine elementary schools. Nine teams compete in National and American divisions, with games set for 10 30 am and 1 pm across five Saturdays.
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Washington
Vallejo Mir
Centeville
Barmard
Irvington
Vallejo Mil
Centerville
Barnard
Vallejo Mill
American League
Mission San Jose
Grimmer
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Report
New York report touts a healing substance named Bio-Dyne, now PreparatIon Hi, said to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve pain and itching without surgery. Experiments claim complete cessation of piles in some cases, with money back guarantees and available through druggists.
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New York, N.Y
Money Back Guarantes
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Yardley Reaches 2000 Points As Pistons Fall
George Yardley became the first pro to reach 2000 points in a season with 26 points in Syracuse Nationals 111-90 win over the Detroit Pistons. The Knicks, still alive for a playoff berth, beat the Warriors 193-81 as they chase third place with Celtics ahead. The Lakers won 107-99 at St Louis while Detroit dropped to 1999.
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United Press
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
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Philadelphia Warriors
Celtics
Boston
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St. Louis
Syracuse
Cincinnati Royals
George Yardley
Syracuse Nationals
Detroit Pistons
Minnneapolis Lakers
St Louis Hawks
U S Fifth In World Hockey Upsets Russians in Final
In Oslo Norway the United States 4 Finland 2 to conclude the World Amateur Hockey Championships with three wins three losses and one tie. The Americans, after a four game winless run, finished in fifth place in the eight nation field, following Canada’s 42 triumph over Russia.
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Maple Leaf Land
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Santa Anita meets end as Round Table and Silky Sullivan shine
Round Table and Silky Sullivan dominated Santa Anita winter meeting with five straight wins for Round Table and Silky Sullivan claiming the $200,000 derby. Round Table skips Gulfstream Park handicap though eyeing March 22 as a better shot. Silky Sullivan surged from 20 lengths back to win by a length and a half, with Hare All running second and Aliwar third. $4.20 $5.10 $3.30 payoff.
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Silky Sullivan
Round Table
Santa Anita
San Bernardino
Florida
Gulfstream ‘Park
Travis M. Kerr
Willie Molter
Gulfstream Park
Aliwar
Willie ~ Shoemaker
Hare All
Silky Closed
Hor
Old Purablo
Western Racing
Baywood and Baywood clash for Hayward title on Bret Harte court
Playground final due as San Lorenzo's Bay School meets Castro Valley's Baywood School Thursday at 4 p.m. for the Hayward 2 Arena District playground basketball playoffs. Paul Duarte starred for Baywood, scoring 22 as Baywood eliminated Bidwell 32-6 and then 71-18 over Village. Baywood won the San Lorenzo Blue league title with a 36-3 rout of Hayward's Burbank, with Mike Lane scoring 10 and Barry Goldstein eight for the victors.
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Castro Valley
Baywood’ School
Hayward
Renenes Tion
Paul Duarte
Baywood
Bidwell
Village
San Lorenzo Gold Loop
Bay
Burbank
Mike Lane
Barry Goldstein
Jim Love
Stanford Hot At Finish
Stanford bursts to a 75-53 win over Oregon at Palo Alto to cap a four game unbeaten run in PCC play. Sophomore John Atrillaga scores 22 as UCLA takes third with an 89-68 rout of Washington in Los Angeles. Ben Rogers and Jim Halsten add key scores for UCLA.
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United Press
Howie Dallmar
Stanford
Oregon
Palo Alto
Indians
UCLA
Washington
Los Angeles
John Atrillaga
Tribe
Finland World Skiing Champion claim confirmed
Finland laid claim to the No 1 world skiing ranking for 1958 after scoring more points in the world Nordic championships than Austria did in the Alpine competition. Juhani Kaerkinen's victory in the final jumping event helped Finland take an unofficial Nordic team crown with 158 points to Russia's 120.
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Finland
Austria
Juhani Kaerkinen
Lapainst
Russia
Wilt, Baylor Repeat on INS All-America Five
The International News Service All-America team for 1957-58 features Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor returning from last year’s squad, with Oscar Robertson, Bailey Howell, Guy Rodgers, and Dave Gambee on the first and second teams. The seven-man group blends scoring punch and rebounding strength, led by top scorers Robertson, Baylor, Chamberlain, and Howell.
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New York
INS
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Wilt’ Chamberlain
Seattle
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Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Bailey Howell
Mississippi State
Guy Rodgers
Temple
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Niagara
Jack Parr
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Steubenville
Tomy Kearns
North Carolina
Newcombe
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Leo Byrd
Marshall
Rick Herrscher
Southern Methodist
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St. Peter's
Red Murrell
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Wayne Embry
Miami
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Alabama
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Kentucky
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Oklahoma
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Washington
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Jack Mirnlitz
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Panthers advance to NCAA division championships from regionals
Chapman College Panthers will represent the Pacific Coast at Evansville Indiana for the NCAA college division championships starting Wednesday. They earned the trip by defeating Fresno State Bulldogs 52 to 48 at Santa Ana Junior College. In the consolation game Chico State beat Linfield Oregon 75 to 2.
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Chapman College
Panthers
Pacific Coast
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Fresno State Bulldogs
Santa Ana Junior College
Chico State
Linfield
Oregon
Joe Wigan Strikes and Spares Advice for Beginners
Bowling guide advises beginners to master the straight ball before attempting a hook. Emphasizes control of footwork, arm swing, and timing, warning against rushing into hook techniques. Mentions pamphlet Fundamentals for All Bowlers and a mail offer from Meg Joe Wilman at The Daily Review.
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Meg Joe Wilman
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Vikings Capture State JC Basketball Title in Bakersfield
Long Beach City College Vikings defeated Oakland JC 57 to 47 at Bakersfield Junior College to win the State Junior College Basketball Championship on a Saturday night.
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Long Beach City College
Vikings
Oakland College
NCAA Tourney Opens With Regional Action Set
NCAA tournament opens with Maryland Boston College, West Virginia Manhattan, and Connecticut Dartmouth in New York and Evanston. West Virginia, Maryland, and Wyoming clinch berths while North Carolina loses ACC final to Maryland. NIT starts Thursday at Madison Square Garden with St John’s vs Butler and St Peter’s vs St Joseph’s.
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Wyoming
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Pete Brennan
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Richmond
Mountaineers
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St. Peter's
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Indians rally past Fresno State in ten innings
Sixth for Indians PALG ALTO Jim Burk drove in the tying run with a triple and added the winning single as Stanford defeated Fresno State 4 to 3 in ten innings on Saturday to extend its early-season win streak.
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Jim Burk
Stanford
Indians
Fresno State
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