Littler Venturi Tied for Lead At New Orleans Open
In New Orleans the $20,000 Greater New Orleans Open opened round two with Gene Littler and Ken Venturi tied for the lead at four under par. Billy Maxwell and Art Wall joined a cluster at six under, while Jim Ferrell and other pros battled soggy course conditions as 60 players could advance to Pensacola for the next stage.
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McCool Nabs S F Crown
A San Francisco policeman and former Santa Cruz policewoman won the city amateur golf championships. Bill McCool defeated Art Linhares 1 up for the men’s title, while Angie Vote topped Barbara Williams 12 up for the women’s crown after marathon matches.
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Barbara Williams
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Linhares
Bill Shook
Braves Open Season as 12 000 Tickets Go Quick
Milwaukee Braves put 12 000 opening day tickets on sale at County Stadium Saturday and 1 500 fans bought all but 1 000 of them within two hours.
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Marciano turns down 1 250 000 offer to return
Louisvile report says Roerky Marciano declined a 1.25 million offer to come out of retirement and challenge Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title. Promoter Jack Kearns floated the bid on a radio program while Marciano was in town as master of ceremonies, saying he is flattered but has no desire to return to boxing.
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Roerky Marciano
Floyd Patterson
Jack Kearns
Harry Wismer
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Huskies Open in Four Sports Tomorrow
Fremont It will be a busy day for Washington High athletes as all four spring sports debut. Coach Jim Sperou's trackmen host Arroyo, the varsity glovers trek to Pledsanton, the Husky tennis team is at home to Arroyo, and the swimmers invade Los Al tos for a league match. Returnees and top performers are noted among a large B squad. baseball opens at home after an early season game with Ama Gor.
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Rich Eacrat
Ives
Larry Danner
Gardie Simon
Craig Weeks
Rich Standal
Letterman
Bill Nickels
Dave Hawkins
Johnny Quaid
Benny Unierwood
Sperow
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Ken Baker
Uso
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Jess Medina
Frank Jenskins
Toni Howell
Joe Lucero
Eddie Logan
Rich Mauck
Leroy Tachang
Norm Stelle
Don Stewart
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Pirates and Alameda Prep Tilt Highlights Tomorrow
San Leandro meets Alameda in a non league baseball contest at San Leandro as part of tomorrow’s prep spring sports slate. Track events feature Knecht’s Pirates hosting De Anza and San Lorenzo, while basketball squads from Amador and Stage vie in local tournaments and San Leandro secures a 4th win in 5 starts with a 2 0 victory over Salinas.
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de Anza
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Burlingame
Oakland
Jole Ray Wins Overton Memorial Mile at Meadowbrook
Philadelphia report from March 10, 1925 notes Jole Ray of Chicago, a taxi driver, winning the Overttch Memorial Mile at Meadowbrook Games by a large margin. Ray leads US distance running as of 1925 with a strong performance.
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Delany Coasts To 4 08 Mile Win
Ireland's Ron Delany won the mile at the Knights of Columbus games in Madison Square Garden, marking his second straight indoor mile victory and his 27th consecutive indoor win. He did not set a meet record and fell short of Gunnar Nielsen's world mark of 4 03.6.
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Gunnar Nielsen
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Tabori Nets Easy Two Mile Victory at Stanford
Laszlo Tabori, Hungary's self exiled distance ace, won the two mile at Stanford University in 9 15 1 on a slow track after Friday’s rain. He finished twenty five yards ahead of Stanford’s Maury Graves in the triangular meet.
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Hungary
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Maury Graves
Saver Calm In Battle For Leftfield Berth
Inglewood star Sauer hopes to win a left field job this season after a strong 1957 showing. He praised his defensive range and arm while noting a lighter bat helped his power and speed. Sauer plans a heavy July August schedule in San Francisco amid hot New York summers.
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Pancho Gonzalez Narrowing Lead On Hoad In Tour
Pancho Gonzalez handed Lew Hoad a 6-2 6-1 defeat in 29 minutes to trim the Australian’s lead to 19-15 as their 100-match tour paused in Houston. The series resumes in Tampa, Florida, tomorrow with Hoad seeking to regain momentum.
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Lew Hoad
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Injuries Suffered By Race Driver at Local Fairgrounds
i Race driver Robert Mathouser aged 30 from Inglewood sustained critical injuries yesterday when his car overturned after skidding out of control in the 23 lap feature race at the fair grounds. The vehicle struck the fence and overturned before 5000 spectators. He was taken to El Centro Community Hospital.
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Phillies Castoff Helps Dodgers Clip Ex-Mates
Dodgers beat former teammates as Don Newcombe and Johnny Podres shared three scoreless innings. Don Hoak and Deron Johnson provided offense for their teams in a day of mixed results across the league.
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Leandro Swim Clubbers Nab Fresno Honors
San Leandro swimmers won multiple honors at the North Fresno Rotary Club Swim Meet. Ralph Kendrick, 14, took two firsts and a third, setting Central California records in the 100 yard breaststroke and 100 yard butterfly. Jim Marchetti of Bay-O-Vista broke a CCAAU mark in the senior men’s 100 yard freestyle and won the 100 yard butterfly. Sherry Silva, Dianne Thibault, Gail Naruo, and Jan Turner posted top finishes and new CCAAU records, contributing to Beaver and Bay-O-Vista showings.
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