Cards Uncover New Bat Threat, NY Braves Win
Jersey Joe Cunningham pushes to start for St. Louis behind Musial. He hit .467 in spring, driving in four in an 8-5 win over Pittsburgh as the Cardinals rise to five and two in exhibitions. Braves and Yankees also win to boost spring records.
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Braves
United Press
Joe Cunningham
St. Louis Cardinal
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Cunningham
Stan Musial
del Ennis
Ken Boyer
Wally Moon
Dusty Rhodes
Saddle River Township
Nol
Joe
Cardinals
Redbirds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Millwauker Braves
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Yankees
Aby
Cincinati Redlegs
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Summary
Yesterday's results show New York A 3 over Cincinnati 1 and Kansas City A 3 over Washington A 1. Other scores include Philadelphia 8 tied Louis N 8, Pittsburgh N 5, Detroit A 7, Boston A 7, Chicago Nd 6, San Francisco No 7, Cleveland Ai 2, Los Angeles 1, and a mixed lineup of teams. Today's games feature matchups across Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, San Francisco, Detroit, Washington and more with venues from Tampa to St. Petersburg and Scottsdale to Miami. tomorrow's fixtures include Chicago VN against Baltimore in Arizona and Los Angeles Fane versus Boston A in rain delays.
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Washington Senators
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Reno Bertoia
Detroit
Red Sox
Tom Morgan
Frank Lary
Boston
New York
Cincinnnati
Kansas City
Washington
Philadelphia
Louis
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco
Clevelane Ai
Los Angeles
Alent
Games Today Partners
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Tampa
Rain Halts CV Hayward Track Meet
Rain stopped the Castro Valley Hayward High varsity meet after the low hurdles. Hayward led 26 10 after four events with five track events completed. next Tuesday they plan to resume.
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Castro Valley
Hayward High
Spikers
Farmers
Hayward
Jom Fekete
George Buck
Mary Grice Brok
Jim McCullough
Tack Lynch
Ray Herbranson
Jerry Censpoell
Weather Cancels Prep Sports. Several Meets Postponed
Rain disrupted six South County high school events yesterday with only the Hayward-Castro Valley track meet starting. Fuji updates show Encinal-San Lorenzo postponed to March 25, Arroyo-Oakland moved to April 9, and O'Doud-Concordia slated for April or May. other baseball games cancelled or rescheduled and no Amador at Tracy practice makeup due to league play. Husky track squad may still meet Campbell Tuesday if feasible.
Heinrich Sets Two Swim Marks at Menlo Park
Hayward High star Gary Heinrich set pool records in the 200-yard freestyle at 1:57.5 and the 1 200-yard medley at 1:32.1 as Menlo Atherton beat Hayward 57 29. Stan Sucher led the Farmers with a 1 breaststroke time of 1:27.4, while Lux clocked 1:24.35 in the 200-yard breaststroke. The Bears won 64-22 in the..
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Menlo Park
Hayward High
Iswim
Gary Heinrich
Menlo Atherton
Heinrich
Stan
Sucher
Bears
Hayward
Steve Jlux
Oscar Oliveira
Bill Burkhart
Buckingham
Blumm
Bullman
Niven
Backens
Washington High Mermen edged by Fremont 48 47 in pool
Sunnyvale Washington High School cap tured two firsts led by Doug Roe who set a 0 yard freestyle record at 2 14 9 and won the 150 yard back stroke while Tom Logan posted a 400 yard freestyle mark. Fremont won the Class B Street 54 25 with T Logan Merrill Hird and others contributing in the varsity events. Youd was ill but expected back for an upcoming triangular meet with San Jose State and Mountview.
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Sunnyvale
Doug Roe
Washington High
Lee Walton
Husky
Fremont
Roe
Jim Youd
Washington
Youd
Huskies
San Jose State Fresh
Mt. View Ath
San Jose
Tom Logan
T. Logan
Merrill
Hird
Roe LW
Fey
Hind
Helay Tramineton
Wark
Crowland
G. Logan
Boxing at Fremont features AAU champions lineup
Fremont Kiwanis Club presents a benefit boxing show at Washington Union High School gym featuring AAU Golden Gloves champions from San Francisco. Angel Ledesma heads the lineup with six regional team members bound for the nationals in Boston. Tickets are 1.00 general admission and 1.50 ringside with about 10 matches planned for the evening.
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Fremont
San Francisco
Fremont Kiwanis Club
Washington Union Igh
Kiwanis
Angel Ledesma
Boston
Douglas Tom
Haygard
Tor
Ledesma
Washington
Hay
Roger Nunez
Hayward
Ward
Russell Lee
San Francis
Henry Nieto
Julio Lau
Louis Uribe
Norm Smith
Ex college aces clash in Hayward Major Invitational
Ex college stars headline the second annual Hayward Major Invitational at Hayward High. Tonight features the Village Canteen of Livermore against Alburt's Men's Wear of Alameda in the opening round. Strong lineups from St Mary's College, College of the Pacific, and Golden Bear Motors headline matchups as the two weekend tournament unfolds with free admission.
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Hayward High
Pam
Livermore
Alburt
Alameda
Lov. Ferrerio
St. Mary's College
College of ‘Pacific
Ken Fraig
Dave ‘Davis
Lneup
Curt
Hal Gardere
Art Hawkins
Skip Carnique
Hayward
Bonner
Washington
Golden Bear Motors
Berke’ ‘Tey
California
Bob Lee
Mike O'Neill
Bill
Napa
Zeller Hardware
Keystone Reader Service
Smario’s
van Nerman’s
Urban AC
Keystone
Rey's
Lasmeinner
Golder Bear-Bill's
St. Joseph's Flood Control Dist
Alburt’s
Hayward Areas
PCC Seeks Change To Aid To Athletes Policy
The Pacific Coast Conference may pass a resolution to modify the aid-to-athletes program at its meeting in San Francisco, with Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg saying action would be taken though California would not attend. California plans to secede with UCLA and Southern California next July, as SC beat UCLA to push grants from 150 to 165, though the 150 cap for football remains. Bernard Hammerbeck will succeed Victor Schmidt as commissioner July 1, serving through June 30, 1959.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Conference
PCC
Glenn T. Seaborg
California
Seaberg
UCLA
Southern California
Seaborg
Trojans
Bernard Hammerbeck
Victor OQ. Schmidt
Las Lomas overwhelms San Leandro in 5441 relay win
Las Lomas of Walnut Creek defeated San Leandro 54 41 as Pete Ostrom anchored a close final relay to overturn a 47 41 lead. Brown’s Pirates dropped their second straight meet with standout sophomore Brian Foss sweeping the 200 freestyle and 150 IM while Las Lomas’ B team crushed the San Leandro B squad 57 2. Next meet is against Campbell at San Leandro Tuesday.
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San Leandro
Las’ Lomas
Walnut Creel
Pirate
Knights
Leandro
Bucs
Las Lomas
Pete Ostrom
Pirates
Jack Sheehan
Boo
Brown
Meremen
Brian Foss
Pirate Soph
Dick Beaver
Tae Pirate
Dino Vergis
Tim Rosanen
Leo Bruning
Dave Leonard
Campbell
MarVean
Olney
Ajeska
Ostrom
Bell
Arnold
Sheehan
Leard
Fronstyin — Childs
Whipple
Foley
Smith
Yverstyle—ross
Biggs If
Rowland
Wadden
Pearson
Therriet
Fribley
King
Fass
MacVean
Aleska
Strand
Biggs
Gianispane
Madden
Bear Mermen Defeat San Jose State in Dual Meet
San Jose California varsity swimming team suffered a 4937 loss to the Bear Mermen in a dual meet held yesterday in San Jose.
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San Jose
California
San Jose State
Bears and Chiefs Battle In College Hoops Tonight
Bay Area rivals clash as Baylor tops San Francisco with 35 by Baylor and 19 by Brown for USF. Esy lot led with 11 of 20 field goals for the Chieftains while USF shot 48 percent but failed late from the line. Idaho State fell to Cal as Earl Robinson had 13 and Gale Sieman led Bengal scoring with 14. Bears hit 55 percent to hold off the Bengals at 35 percent.
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Baylor
Farmer
Brown
Dons
Chieftains
Esylot
USF
Idaho State
Bears
Bengals
Cal
Earl Robinson
Gale
Sieman
Berg Injured In Augusta Fall During Championship
Veteran golfer Patty Berg, seven time winner of the women's title, will undergo a second medical examination after slipping and falling in Augusta. The incident occurred yesterday while Berg prepared to play in the annual tournament, injuring her left knee and ankle during the event setup.
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Augusta
Patty Berg
Miss Berg
Rene Pacer
Joe Wilman's Strikes & Spares Tips and Tricks
Bowlers learn about the semi spinner or $1 roll delivery that curves left to hit the 13 pocket. The piece explains grip, wrist turn, and footwork as needed to master straight balls before developing a hooked shot for more strikes.
Keller's 610 Tops Midway 840 Bowlers
Midway bowlers sweep scores across divisions with Keller's 610 leading the Men scratch and Reyes Spencer posting a 636 high series. Individual totals include Nieola 243, Holtkamp 208, Smith 560, Titus 293, and Freden 565 among others. In handicaps, Duncan Grewar leads 750 with 582 while Reed Adams and Mary Davis post strong marks. The page lists numerous bowlers across clubs including Alameda Variety and Village groups with varied high scores.
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Midway
al Keller
Will Nieola
Vic Holtkamp
Dean Smith
Hank Titus
Stan Freden
Carl Leimer
Jack Field
Nas Supply
Rey Spencer
Bob Hunter
Tommy Marks
Bill Ankrum
Bob Knobles
Don Winters
Rex Hostetler
Jim Templeton
al Robertson
Mel Baptista
del Ward
Jack de Ruyssher
Angelo Martin
Fred Adams
Mad Candido
Leo Eich
Andy Enwart
Duncan Grewar
Guy Kittredge
Peter Raston
Dick Rippon
George Adle
Clayton Peterson
Lou Garcia
Joe Garcia
John Seiferth
Ron Pavan
Howard Davis
Dan. Monreno
Harvey Bernard
Bill Pagendorf
Mina Shinoda
Earl Houser
Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool
Ralph Stevens reports a thriving fishing scene with king salmon catches near Slide Ranch and Berkeley Harbor. Monterey and Capitola boats also report salmon, while local anglers near Berkeley Pier reel perch flounders smelt and bass. Striped bass are expected as northwest winds persist and may boost activity.
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Slide Ranch
Rocky
Berkeley Harbor
Doris Marshall
Monterey
Capitola
George Dymesich
Highway Patrol
Forest Wilson
Fred Hutchison
Berkeley Pier
Jong Pier
Recommend 58 Hunting Rules for 1958 by D F G
Sacramento department of fish and game announced recommendations to the fish and game commission for 1958 hunting regulations. Changes include two deer season openings, removal of the Special early Inyo Mono area, statewide pheasant bag limit reduced to ten after two days, rabbit seasons aligned with quail, and improved seasonal boundaries.
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Sacramento
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Gepartment
Inyo Mono
High Sierra
California
High Tide Tables For Sunday And Monday
Table of coastal tide times for Sunday March 14 and Monday March 17 compiled for Ft Point readings. Includes time of high tide and time of low tide with light and dark figures indicating A M and P M values.
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Ft. Point
NCAA Regional Scores From Early Round Games
Regional play produced mixed results with Dartmouth defeating Manhattan 79 62 Temple 71 Maryland 67 Notre Dame M Indiana 8 Kansas State 83 Cincinnati 80 in overtime East and West matchups showed Kentucky Miami 10 Kansas State 83 Cincinnati 80 overtime South Dakota 75 St Michaels 3 Evansville 95 Wheaton 3 and other listed clashes.
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Cage
Dartmouth
Manhattan
Temple
Maryland
Notre Dame
Indiana
Kentucky
Miami
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Eet State
Arkansas
California
Idaho State
Seattle
San Francisco
Small College N.C.A.A
South Dakota
St. Michaels
Evansville
Wheator
Hunter Safety Graduation In Hayward Monday Night
A class of 32 will graduate from a late hunter safety course sponsored by the Set George Logan Chapman Post VFW of Hayward. The public is invited to the ceremony at 7 20 p m in the Strobridge School multipurpose room. Several films and awards are on the agenda. Applications will be accepted for the next course starting a week later and continuing each Monday for six weeks. Anyone over 12 may enroll. The total fee is 73 cents for materials. Further information from E G Stanley or Ralph Paulk.
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George Logan Chapman
Post
VFW
Hayward
Strobridge School
Bedford Dr
E. G. Stanley
Stanley
Jefferson
Ralph Paulk
Browning
Aragon Versus Vejar Headlines Comeback Bout in Hollywood
West Coast boxing figure Aragon returns to his hometown ring at Hollywood Legion Stadium facing Chico Vejar in a scheduled bout. Aragon has not fought in Los Angeles for over 15 months while defending himself after a San Antonio bout controversy.
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Hollywoop
Art Aragon
Chico Vejar
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Aragon
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Tex
Dick Goldstein
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Warters Spahn
Bob Rush
Svan Pizarro
Spahn
Rush
Pizarro
Harry Anderson
Marv Griebrok
Farmer-Castro Valley
Griebrok
Farmer Oval
Steve Rubiolo
HUHS
Buc Aquamen
Atty Berg
Betsey Rawls
Patty
Joe Wilman
Strikes & Spares
John
Dille Co
Keller
Jim Storey
Roy Maraeble
John Perez
Les Freeman
Mel Ferriera
Jim Hegarty
Alo Santos
Cal Baltzer
Housefray Handicap
Isabelle Courtwright
Trudy Caires
Evelyn Wolford
Ruby Parks
Alice Harris
Yuki Shibata
Jennie Stone
Dorothy Allen
Bobbie Lindsey
Jo Ann, Williams
John Schaeffer
Kevin Brodehl
al Nibold
Ben Marafino
Bill Meder
Earl Sequiro
Alex Lacharite
Bow
Vince Kubina
Carl Bly
Dixie Hunt
Andy Anderson
Bud Silva
Vern Adams
Trudy Davis
Jo Yoland
Ruth Thurston
Jackie Lillibridge
Inez Grover
Irene Walker
Helen Taylor
van Sullivan
C. V. Recreation
Fay‘Early
Nonie McCarty
Polly Delninger
Bette Lane
Betty Schroeder
Marge Falkenberg
Palmitar Sanatorium
Tiandicap
Marie Rainey
Cather Palminter
Village Ladies
Josie Alfano
Karyl Bulfin
June Faria
Wilma Jones
Harriet Anderson
Tama Kawata
Peg Kindleysides
Ginny Lane
Ivan, Javis
Larry Dutra
Alvina Senéchal
Barbara Ware
Millie Beardsley
Ruth Rodgers
Rey Haddock
Jean Mamenti
Gloria Bent
Bale: Daederton
Mabel Nelson
Barbara
Ralph Stevens
Hean High
NALA
Finels
Panelace Ateliit
Texan
Georgtown
Keach
Hunter Safety
Vejar
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