Washington Huskies win NCAA opener before Utah clash
Washington Huskies down Amador Dons 7 2 behind Tim Reidy and Gary Payton. Payton reliever dazzled with eight strikeouts in four innings and no baserunners as Reidy faltered in the fourth. Seattle advances to face Utah in the Western Regional.
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Ex Oak Broglio Wins for Giants Ex-Oak Star Shines in Victory
In spring play at Clearwater Florida Curt Simmons Rob Roberts and Bob Owens combine for a 5 7 win over the Pirates while Ernie Broglio earns the victory for the Giants in a 3 2 win over the Orioles in Grapefruit action Brooklyn and Milwaukee games noted with limited hits.
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Usf Favored Over UCLA In NCAA Regional Clash
Southern California basketball writers predict a USF victory over UCLA in the NCAA regional playoff at Corvallis Oregon. Anticipated star players include Banton Burke Herring and Naulls with UCLA's Wooden commenting on improvement and team odds.
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Venturi Becomes Father and Chooses Nelson Godfather
Ken Venturi, winner of the 1955 San Francisco golf championship, welcomes a son named Matthew Bruce Venturi after his wife Connie gave birth to seven pounds thirteen ounces in a California hospital. Byron Nelson will serve as godfather.
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Coughtry Among Seals Find Proves Hit Outlook
Deland Ma One of the best looking Seal tockies is second baseman Jim Coughtry from Southern California. The youngster showed promise at San Jose and has a quick glove and sharp reflexes. Bears manager Eddie Joost calls Doughtry a find with a strong chance at second base this year. Pitcher Russ Kemmerer 24 seeks immediate sharpness after flu delayed his arrival. Keammerer notes last year’s stats do not reflect his ability. Other arrivals include Ted Bowsfield and George Toepfer. The Seals host Rochester in today’s game with Joost planning lineup changes and Don Renhardt in the outfield.
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New York Scribes Name Woolpert Coach of the Year
New York writers pick Phil Woolpert of San Francisco as coach of the year, honoring the unbeaten Dons. The Basketball Writers Association recognizes his leadership and team success in this season.
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Guy or Branco Starting Hurler For San Leandro Varsity
San Leandro’s 1956 baseball squad names Mike Guy or Sa Branc as potential opening pitcher with Chris Cannizzaro behind the plate. The lineup includes Disk Bogus at first, Anglin or Anglin at second, Babe Cashire at short, Bill Lincoln at third, with the Duey twins patrolling the outer gardens. Campbell, despite an 8-8 defeat to Hayward, is regarded as one of the SCVALe’s stronger teams.
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Schmidt Begins Washington Probe
Seattle report on conference commissioner Schmidt arriving at Edmundson Pavilion for a three day study into the University of Washington football fund. He plans talks with athletic department staff and players about a suspected slush fund linked to the firing of coach Cherberere and the later retirement of Athletic Director Harvey Cassill.
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Basilio 8.5 Pick For Title Fight $75,000 Gate
Chicago promoter James D Norris predicts a 10000 crowd and at least $75000 gate for tomorrow night's welterweight title bout at Chicago Stadium between Carmen Basilio and Johnny Saxton. Both fighters report strong ticket sales as HBO television and radio rights allocate $30000. Basilio aims to pressure Saxton with hooks and uppercuts while Saxton plans to counter with long left jabs and rights. Odds favor Basilio at 8 to 5 based on experience and power, as Saxton vows to rough him up and return punches.
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Nor Cal Cage Awards Honor Woolpert as Coach of the Year
University of San Francisco coach Phil Woolpert missed the banquet due to influenza while USF stars and Northern California players collected awards. West Coast standouts including K C Jones John Thomas Bore Selleck and St Marys Oneill Johnson were named to the alern California quintet with second team honorees Bob Blake Earl Robinson Barry Brows Hal Perry and Rich Montgomery.
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