Slugger Albie Jensen Leads Red Sox Batting Run
In a Miami night game the Los Angeles Dodgers edged the world champion Milwaukee Braves 7 3 after four runs in the eighth. Philadelphia Phillies exploded for 11 runs in the seventh to beat St Louis 18 8. Albie Pearson starred for Washington as Senators beat Pirates 7 4. White Sox edged Tigers 5 4 in 10 innings at Lakeland as Charley Thompson’s missed tag decided it. No games in Arizona Cactus League.
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Exhibition Baseball Results From Yesterday
Yesterday’s baseball scores show Cinesmati defeating Kansas City GA Philadelphia beating St Louis 3 on a list of mixed results. Chicago Boston Milwaukee and New York also posted wins with several night games noted across league matchups.
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Hayward Nine Finishes Second in Bay Counties Semi Pro
The Hayward Giants clinched second place by defeating the Yankees 40S on Sunday at McConnell Field. The team totaled nine hits and scored all runs in the fifth and sixth frames as Villa Rockies, 63, fell behind. Delany clocked a sub four minute mile, while Elliott and Mo blevoys pursued the mile in 3:58.9 and 3:58.9 respectively, with prospects of a world featherweight title defense looming.
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O'Dowd Narrowly Falls 3-1 to St Ignatius
Bishop O'Dowd Dragons lose 3-1 at St Ignatius as two unearned runs break through. Dennis Pimental allows three hits while Chuck Rapp fans 10 for St Ignatius. Lindston trips in the second for O'Dowd's only run, as Silgo and defense falter late. O'Dowd faces Concordia next, still seeking first win.
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Arroyo Nine In Final Drills For Friday Opener
Arroyo High coach Hel Palmer trims roster to 16 for Friday’s varsity opener with Oakland Tech. Returning ten lettermen plus transfers and contenders from the frosh-soph ranks bolster a pitching staff led by Rich Evans and Bob Ingebretson. Evans, a standout freshman, and Ingebretson, a southpaw with strong stats, headline a balanced lineup behind catcher Walt Eckman and first baseman Joé Hill.
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Bobby Asher
Santa Rosa
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Jimmy Craik
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Don Frosh Soph Nine Loses 83 at Menlo Atherton
Palo Alto foe Menlo Atherton shut down the Don Frosh-Sophs in their opener winning 83. Russ Miller and Jerry Carter limited the Dons to three hits and nine walks as five errors hurt their defense. Jas Arroyo led the attack with nine hits in game. Dean Thornock added a triple and Thorrock contributed a single. Bruce Roberts had two hits for the Frosh-Sophs.
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Sports Night Set In San Leandro
In San Leandro the Second Annual Stag Barbecue and Sports Night at Temple Beth Shelom Auditorium features the film Der Hitlers of 1937 and Yankee Brave World Gavtae tHe.
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Huskies Host Event and Baseball Opener Tomorrow
The Brotherhood sponsored event and varsity baseball opener unfold tomorrow afternoon at Fremont Washington Union auditorium located at 642 Dolores Avenue. Ticket price is 5 with a March 20 barbecue steak dinner and reservation due by March 1. Remittances go to Mill Berman in Castro Valley.
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Dons Lead WCAC All-League Picks Led By Farmer And Brown
University of San Francisco stars Mike Farmer and Gene Brown head the 1958 WCAC all league selections as the Dons dominate for a fourth straight year. Farmer was named league MVP and joins Brown on the first team with Dick Sigaty Saint Marys Le Roy Wright COP and Storling Forbes Pepperdine. Wright narrowly beat USFs An center in a tight vote. Second team includes Frank Sobrero Santa Clara LeRoy Doss MC Gil Egeland San Jose States Don Donahue and Day. Several seniors and notables receive honorable mention across COP Pepper SJIS and USF.
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SCD
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Two Tie For Point Title In WCAC
In the 1958 West Coast Athletic Conference season Leroy Wright of College of Pacific and Sterling Forbes of Pepperdine tied for the scoring crown with 191 points and a 15.92 average, the lowest winning pace in WCAC history. Gil Egeland won the field goal accuracy title edging Gene Brown, while Wright led rebounds with 19 percent of his team opportunities for San Jose State. Dick Sigaty stood out as the only WCAC player to top 10 in every stat category, as USF dominated team statistics both offensively and defensively.
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Mike Farmer
Sane
Ta Clara
Frank Sobrero
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Sobrero
Dick Sigaty
WCAC
Metkovich Sets Padres For Season Opener In Rainy Daytona
George Metkovich enters his second year as San Diego Padres manager. He drilled the team in a light workout on a rain-softened diamond at Daytona Beach as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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West Virginia Faces Jinx In NCAA Opener
West Virginia meets Manhattan College at Madison Square Garden in the NCAA tournament opener as the Mountaineers chase a springboard to advance beyond the Garden jinx. Don Vincent’s injury adds to WVU’s concerns while Dartmouth and Maryland are favored to advance.
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Rowen Quits As Gator Coach at San Francisco State
Vic Rowen resigned as basketball coach after one season to devote full time to the football squad. He stressed it was his own idea and noted he was interim this season with no successor named. The Gators posted a 9-13 overall mark and 5-3 in the Far Western Conference.
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Gaels in 59 Heir Apparent to West Coast Title
San Francisco coach Howie Dallinar touts St Marys as heir apparent to the West Coast Conference crown next season while Gaels coach Siim Weaver cautions that USF remains the team to beat until the Dons prove otherwise. Dallmar notes USF’s improved play after a rough Northern trip and highlights LeRoy Wright as a key returning scorer. Local coaches weigh prospects for 1959 60.
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Cal Pulls Off Playoff Win In Narrow Victory
Cal defeats Oregon State 28 to 13 in a playoff game. Key contributors include Calharin and Railton for Cal while Nanson scored 16 in the second half for Oregon State. Both teams entered the playoff with 12 4 conference marks. Cal finished 20-5 overall to OSU's 19-9.
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USF Strong in Final UP Poll as Cal Drops Out
The United Press coaches poll places San Francisco third and California unrated after a tight race led by West Virginia and Cincinnati. Kansas, Notre Dame, and Duke appear among other top teams with Oregon State and Pacific Coast contenders also noted.
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Former NFL Gridder Dies
Cleveland funeral services were held today for Gaylon Smith 42 former professional football fullback with the Cleveland Rams and the Cleveland Browns He was a Arkansas native who starred at Southwestern University Memphis Tenn Smith joined the Rams in 1939 served two years in the Navy and stayed at fullback until the Rams moved to Los Angeles after the 1945 championship season He then played for the Browns in their inaugural year before retiring from football.
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Bassey Prepares for Los Angeles Title Fight
World light heavyweight champion Hogan Bassey began training in Santa Monica for his April 1 defense against Ricardo Moreno of Monico. The two met for the first time after signing the contract yesterday and both stressed the high stakes and risks of the bout.
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Fight Results Prep Sports Slate Sparse Card Chaos
Paris Charles Humez beat Gustav Scholz on points in a 161 to 161 bout as German challenger. Tony DiBiase won on points over Peter Schmidt in New York. Davey Dupas bested Claverice Cook in New Orleans. Carmelo Costa defeated Lee Maldonado in Holyoke. Referee disqualified Cock in seventh for listless fighting.
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