Yankees Open 1958 Spring With Win and Line Odds
Yankees top Cincinnati 5 3 in Tampa as Moose Skowron belts the first homer of the Grapefruit season off Brooks Lawrence. Robin Roberts allows three runs in the second but Philadelphia rebounds to edge Detroit 10 9 at Clearwater.
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Morrie Martin
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Detroit
Clearwater
Pittsburgh
Washington
Fort Myers
Cleveland
Baltimore
Scottsdale, Ariz
Exhibition Baseball Yesterday's Night Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 and Philadelphia defeated Detroit 10 to 9. Pittsburgh topped Chicago 7 to 4 while St Louis beat San Francisco 4 to 2 in four and a half innings due to rain. Several games were cancelled or moved due to rain with several exhibitions planned for today across multiple stadiums including Clearwater and Tampa.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Washington
Kanna’ City
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Chicago
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
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Vero Beach
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Sarescta
Snider's Knee Lets Dodgers Worry About Opening Day
Duke Snider of the Los Angeles Dodgers may miss opening day as his left knee, operated on December 28, remains far from sound. He says he is not panicked but clearly concerned, noting he started spring training well but cannot run. A March 4 auto mishap near Vero Beach worsened his condition and stalled his progress.
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Fla
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Piedmont Spikers Dominate Rebels In Track Meet
Piedmont's strong track team won 9 of 13 blue ribbons defeating San Lorenzo 79-34. Rebels Sam Foster Mike Wollen and Mike Goldsworthy won events in weights 440 and high hurdles. Piedmont's Kevin Hogan 880 in 2 03.0 Scot Dan Sawyer pole vault. Foster took shot put and discus with 47 4 and 107 0. Wollen ran 55.0 440 and Goldsworthy 15.7 high hurdles.
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Rebels
California
Sam Foster
Mike Wollen
Mike Goldsworthy
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Dan Sawyer
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Wollen
Goldsworthy
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Lorenzo
Dave Sherbourne
Bob Castillo
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Gladson
Remick
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Bassey and Moreno Prepare for Featherweight Title Bout
In Los Angeles sparring sessions were held for world featherweight champion Megan Kid Bassey and top challenger Ricardo Pajavito Moreno. The title fight is set for April 1 in a 15 round bout.
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Kid) Bassey
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Pajavito) Moreno
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Sequoia Edges San Leandro in Pirates Pool Meet
Sequoia high defeated San Leandro 50 45 as Roy Childs set San Leandro High records in the 400 yard and 20 yard free styles. He helped SLHS set a new 200 yard freestyle relay mark with Bell Foss and Sheehan. Junior varsity also won by Sequoia 33 24 with Dave Leonard and Leo Brunin earning Pirate wins. San Leandro next hosts Las Lomas.
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Dick Beaver
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Sequoia
Dave Leonard
Leo Brunin
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Leandro Mermen
Las Lomas
Hayward
Berkeley
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Olney
Foss
Deard
Aca Ie
Whitmore
Sweeting
Smith
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Sheeran
Fearson
Flyweight Title Bout Sanctioned in Caracas
The World Boxing Committee sanctioned an April 15 world championship bout between Pascual Perez and Ramon Arias, both of Venezuela, according to the Venezuelan district boxing commission. Julius Helfand, chairman of the World Boxing Committee, also heads the New York State Athletics Commission.
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World Boxing Committee Today
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Ramon Arias
Venezuelan District Boxing Commission
Julius Helfand
World Boxing Committee
New York State Athletics Commission
Billy Martin doubts Yankees beatability in 1958 pennant chase
In Lakeland Florida Billy Martin predicts Detroit Tigers can beat the Yankees this season if key players stay healthy. He cites Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle as potential weaknesses and argues Yogi Berra Gil McDougald and Mantle form the three core players. He notes Detroit’s improved pitching hitting and defense as their path to the pennant.
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Billy Martin
Ir “Alsten
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Martin
Tiger
Hank) Bauer
Mickey) Mantle
Berkeley
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Slaughter
Simpson
Yosi
Berra
Gil
Dougard
Mantle
Frank) Bolling
Kansas City
Washington
Sear
Yanks
Tigers
Imes
Jost
Ccord
Billy
Milwaukee
Tallample
Kaline
Reno
Pirates Show Improvement In Track Loss
EL SOBRANTE San Leandro Pirates suffered a 72 1 3 to 40 2 3 defeat at DeAnza but posted five all time bests. Dave Malkin won the 220 in 23.1 and placed second in the 100 behind George Addkisson. Bill Brusstar cleared 6 1 in high jump, Ken Rezak ran 4:52 6 for the mile, Keith Yagi won the 880 in 2:07 7, Wilbur Smith placed second in discus. Tom Longden tied for second in the 220, Ray Donnelly took third in the 440. DeAnza swept the ball meet opening its season. San Lorenzo beat St Elizabeth in baseball as Parker plans to use three pitchers with Dennis Couden on the mound.
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Harry Knecht
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Wilbur Smith
Malkin
Don
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Ti Rezak
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Ray Donnelly
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Butch Warmington
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Dennis McGrath
Ernie ‘Fazio
Tom Sheridan
Ron Seitz
Finest Husky Cinder Team Cruises Past Arroyo
Washington High coach Jim Speronas leads the Huskies to a season opening win over Arroyo 93 4. George Glahn wins the 180 yard low hurdles in 22.9 seconds. Quaid Bacret Weeks and Nickels pace the victors with multiple firsts. Arroyo’s Tre Trell and Windham post a few wins for their B squad.
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Richard Bacret
Craig Weeks
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Track Meet Results Show Mixed Marks Across Events
For the De Anza meet. The listed performances include a 1:34.49 relay time by DeAnza, high jump 6-1 by Brusstay and Marcos, and discus 118-1 by Bush, Chisholm, Smith. Several names appear with school affiliations DA SL and SEN StH.
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Fremont Quintet Captures FFA Crown in Texas Meet
Fremont chapter from Alameda section won the state FFA crown at Canyon, Texas, defeating Half Moon Bay Hayward Livermore Pleasanton and others. The squad, aiming for major status in football, will face Texas Tech Arizona Texas Western next fall after dominating the five-opponent hurdling basketball tournament.
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Golden Gate Fields Eyes May 19 Feature With Round Table
Golden Gate Fields opened a 50 day meet as plans focus on bringing Round Table to the May 19 Inaugural Handicap. Prize Host leads the six furlong field, with Silky Sullivan set for Oakland Handicap and other notables like Barouche entering. Track officials forecast 4 15 p.m. post times and expect strong field activity across Pleasanton stables.
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U S Tennis Stars Advance in Cairo Semis
Dorothy Head Knode of Forest Hills NY moved into the women's singles semi finals at Cairo's international tennis tournament by beating Mrs Sarwat of Egypt 6 2 6 0. Knode and Barry MacKay of Dayton OH reached mixed doubles semi finals with a 6 4 6 0 win over Konrad Zanger of East Germany and Mrs L Hara of Egypt.
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Casper Wins in Sudden Death Playoff Sees Dramatic Finish
Casper holds off Venturi in a tense sudden death playoff after a morning 73 over par. A 20 foot birdie try on No 18 fell short, but Casper buried a two footer to seal the win. He birdied six of the back nine, matching par with a 35 on the front.
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Huskies Hurlers Whitewash Amador 10 to 0
Washington High baseballs combined pitching and aggressive base running to rout Amador High 10 to 0 at Pleasanton. Jerry August and Stan Kalino pitched three hitless innings each while Amador starter Ken Regan allowed three runs on two hits. Catcher Ron Dominguez drove in three runs with two hits as Amador players recent basketball season left them short on practice.
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Washington High
Amador High
Jerry August
Stan Kalino
Amador
Kalina
Washington
Leandro Recreation to Hold Softball League meeting
San Leandro Recreation Department invites team managers to an organizational meeting for the 1958 Adult Softball League at 7 20 p m tomorrow in the City Hall conference room. Recreation Supervisor Dick Randall oversees the session to discuss entry and league details.
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