Oakland Wildcats rally past San Lorenzo Rebels 4 3 in non league game
Oakland Wildcats erased a deficit in the sixth inning scoring twice to beat the San Lorenzo Rebels 4 to 3 at Bushrod Field. Key plays included a free pass, Buddy Goad single, and a wild pitch by Lorenzo pitcher Hon Meinberg for the winning run. Relph Pasquinelli led Lorenzo with two hits, while Bob Cayou and Hank Dela paced Oakland with solid hits and the early run.
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Oakland
Oakland High Wildcats
San Lorenzo Rebels
Bushrod Field
Oak- Tang
Buddy Goad
Lorenzo
Hon Meinberg
Wildcats
Relph Pasquinelli
Bob Cayou
Pace Akeland
Cayou
Hank Dela
Algoricious
San Lorenzo
Terry Cole
Jack Bodine
Rela
Cole
Pasquinelli
Bodine
Rob Mendell
Mel Montalto
Greg Jimenez
Norm Nesbit
Fred McDonald
Nick Wolf
Roger Matuska
Mendell
Jocals
McConnell Field
Castlemont
Oakland Ech
DeMarco Next For Logart in Welterweight Spark
New York telegraph previews a likely title clash as Logart presses for a shot at the welterweight crown. Gaspar Ortega and Kid Gavilan figure in the crowded race while DeMarco looms as a challenger after a decisive bout in Miami Beach planned for April.
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New York
Tsaan Logart
Gaspar Ortega
Atabugy
Cuba
Kid Gavilan
Logart
Telerounder
Gt Madilon Ja Knight
Bown
Oped Nee
Tony DeMismo
Miami Beach
Final Games Set in Northern California Recreation Sports Fed
Two major and minor basketball semifinals blow open in Hayward as Bill's Sport Shop and Hayward Billiards host, with Bills facing Alburt's Alameda and Leonard's of San Jose meeting Berkeley's Delux Cafe. Minor semis pair Pacers Livermore against Sids Sno White while Modesto Tent & Awning faces Stockton Jack Tone Stable. Winners advance to 3 pm championships tomorrow on the Rebel boards.
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Bill's Sport Shop
Hayward Billiards
Northern California Recreation Sports Federation
iHayweard
Hayward High
Bills Swill
Alburt's
Alameda
Leonard's
San Jose R
Berkeley
Delux Cafe
iFacmer
Pacers
Livermore
San Lorenzo
Sids Sno White
Fairfield
Modesto
Hayware
San Leandro
Campouris & Matoza
Hayward
Biggs
San Leandro Boys Club
Modesto Merchants
Sig Henne Es Samapoudy
Matoza
Horace Kilgore
Biges &Haapa
Chuck Renaldes
Tony
Walt Lema
Matt-Sons
Leonard’s
Matt-Sons Creamery
Oakland
Naval Supply
LASME
California
Hayward Run
Fremont Semi-Pro Tryouts Set for Tomorrow
Fremont entry in the new Bay Counties semi pro baseball league holds tryouts tomorrow at 11 am at Washington High School. Manager Bil Peterson of Centerville urges hopefuls to bring their own uniforms and shoes as twelve teams are expected to form the league opening May 6 and running through September 5.
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Fremont
Washington High School
Bay Counties Baseball League
Bil Peterson
Centerville
Salesian Boys face Green Frog in Pacific Association final
SAN FRANCISCO The Salesian Boys club meet the Green Frog in the finals of the Pacific Association Basketball tournament at Kezar Pavilion tonight. K C Jones of the University of San Francisco will re join the Salesians for the contest.
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San Francisco
Salesian Boys Club
Green Frog
Kezar Pavilion
K. C. Jones
University of San Francisco
Salesians
Pittsburg routs Hayward in 91 22 track meet
Pittsburg High routs Hayward High 91 to 22 as Hayward logged a sixth straight loss. Pittsburg swept early events with top finishes in the 120 yard high hurdles and the 100 yard dash. Joe Guerre fought hard in the 440 and Lucien Melanson posted notable times in the 190 yard hurdles.
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Dave Vargas
Pittsburg
Hayward High
Pitt
Hayward
Jay Ton
Farmers
Howard Derouen
Charlie Martin
Ben Conklin
Maurice Walliams
Cleo Trapps
Joe Guerre
Curtis Taylor
Guerre
Lucien Melanson
Cal Tops Pendleton Marines 4-1 Behind Becker Five-Hitter
Charlie Becker pitched a five hitter to pace the University of California to a 4-1 win over the Camp Pendleton Marines. The Bears seized early control and remained ahead as Pendleton offered little resistance.
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Cal
Pendleton Berkeley
Charlie Becker
University of California
Camp Pendleton Marines
Leupold Cuts 1956 Farmers Squad After 9-1 Loss
Hayward High coach Ed Leupold announced a 15 man varsity baseball roster for 1956 after a 9-1 defeat to Castlemont on McConnell field. The final cut left two catchers five infielders four outfielders and four pitchers.
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Gary Arlington
Oakland
Hayward
Ed Leupold
Castlemont
McConnell Field
Leupold
Farmer
Denny Stillman
Rich Single
Wade Turner
John Potts
Chuck Woolridge
Dick Davis
Mike Navone
Jann Ellizary
Soph
Bob Martinez
Seylinr
Ron
Ders
Ozzie Stevenson
Dom Levier
Glenn Strutz
Tom Plant
O'Connell
Stillman
Turner
Knights
Seals
Bob Madsen
Larry Williams
Lafe
O'Neil Cuterry
Dick Matern
Rich Cabral
Romers
Zaballos
Biliary
Navone
Bears' Carmichael Signed by L.A. Rams
The Los Angeles Rams announced the signing of two offensive ends Leon Clarke from USC and Jim Carmichael from UC. Clarke arrived via a second round draft trade from Detroit and Carmichael was a fourth round pick by the Rams.
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LOS Angeles Il
Los Angeles Hams
Leon Clarke
University of Southern California
Jim Carmichael
University of California
Clarke
Hams
Derolt
Carmichale
Rams
Santee Shines In 4 06.9 Mile Display At Knights Meet
Wes Santee, Kansas Marine, dazzled at Cleveland with a 4:06.09 mile indoors, signaling a return to peak form. He split 2:02.5 at halfway and closed with a 60.2 final quarter, drawing comparisons to Nielsen’s 4:04.6 world mark and hinting at a possible outdoor equivalent near four minutes. He aims to race again next Saturday in Chicago and could challenge Nielsen, pending AAU court decisions next Monday in Newark.
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Madison Square Garden
Nielsen
Santee
Wes
Bill Taylor
Quantico
Marine
Chicago
E Jays
Mack
AAU
Newark
Goodell Blanks Ells In Don Opener
Lean Steve Gungeil pitched a four hit shutout with 14 strikeouts as the Arroyo Dons opened the season with a 1 0 victory over Ells, scoring in the second and third innings aided by a Jeffield Patterson triple. The Arrogans plated six runs in the final three frames. Regional results list Canisius Dartmouth Temple Connecticut and others, with SMU over Houston 89 74 and Kansas State 98 over Meer Plains.
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Lorenzo Oval
Hon Stetler
McCans
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Arroyo Tons
Ells Pesterlay
Hayward High School
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Alcove
Dons
Jeffiielder
Bob Patterson
Goodell
Lynn Alexiander
CAGE
A. A
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Islawa
Imforehead State
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Wayne Fa
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Kane
Southern Methodist
Houston
Oxistama
Kalisas State
Meer Plaines Stacua
Francoseco
A Wena Bente
Dons edge Bruins to reach NCAA semifinals
USF star Bill Russell dominates UCLA 72 61 as Gene Brown shines with 23 points. Utah defeats Seattle 81 72 to set up Dons clash with the Utes while Oklahoma City SMU Iowa Kentucky and Temple win regional finals hopefuls.
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Sharps
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Russell
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Russoie
Tate T Browne
Banjong
A Halsing
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