Fightin Voices in Boxing Headlines and Rivalries
A feature on Tony Anthony rebounding past Yvon Durelle in seven rounds, the Yvon Durelle clash highlighting his lingering glass jaw debate, and preview of Isaac Logart versus Virgil Akins for a welterweight shot. It also covers Carmen Basilio vs Ray Robinson buzz, Pascual Perez vs Ramon Arias confirmation, and Fay Robinson chasing Carmen Basilio in Chicago.
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Tony Anthony
Yvon Durelle
Golden Gloves
Tony
Archie Moore
Anthony
Moore
Durelle
Harlem
Yvon
Isaac Logart
Virgil Akins
Vince Martinez
Logart
Kid Gavilan
World Boxing Committee
Fraley Builds Hopes In Open Dreams And Club Plans
Fraley hails a super club as he reflects on past mishaps on the road to the U S Open trophy. He praises Penna sliceless driver and envisions victory while Oakland hosts an open meeting for women bowlers on March 30 at Hotel Learing. Anita Buddle announces the club agenda, election of officers, and ongoing production plans.
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Penna
Oakland
Ciuch
aPenna
Vargas Stops Mayes In Second Round At Richmond Auditorium
Richmond heavyweight ben Vargas knocked out Tohnny Mayes of Los Angeles in the second round of a ten round main event at Richmond auditorium. Vargas landed a right to the jaw for a 10 count with 20 seconds left in the second. Vargas improved to 15 wins in 19 fights weighing 207 pounds while Mayes weighed 205. Zora Folley later staged two round exhibitions with C. Chapman and Junius Washington from Oakland.
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Richmond
Ben Vargas
Tohnny Mayes
Los Angeles
Richmond Auditorium
Vargas
Mayes
Zora Folley
Phoenix
Ariz
C. Chapman
Junius Washington
Oakland
Righetti Quits Diamond El Centro
Sacramento shortstop Leo Righetti resigns from Diamond El Centro to devote full time to his family’s tallow business in San Jose California. He is a veteran of Pacific Coast League baseball and leaves to focus on the family enterprise.
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Centro
Sacramento
Leo Righetti
San Jose
Calif
Junior Key Rolloffs Scheduled in East Bay Bowling
Finalists in the East Bay junior bowling program will hold rolloff games March 23 and 30. Bantams bowl at 11 am and Juniors at 1 pm at College Bowl and Broadway Bowl. Competitors include Harold Tratner 14 from Broadway Bowl and Tim Rosenkrans 11 from Mates Linda Pucci 10 from Midway, Martin Marks 10 from Broadway Bowl along with other entrants from Piedmont Uptown Albany and Fremont.
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East Bay
College Bowl
Broadway Bowl
Harold Tratner
Tim Rosenkrans
Linda Pucci
Midway
Martin Marks
Broadway
Bermie
Davidson
Piedmont
Dennis
McCain
Uptown Bowl
Bob Hidalgo
Fremont
Ron Walker
College
Don Orosco
Albany
Bruno
Morra
New Hunter Safety Course Opens in Hayward
Thirty four young hunters graduated this week from a course sponsored by VFW. Chairman Ralph Paulk led an eight week program that ended with two practice sessions at Hayward High School rifle range. A new course will begin at 7 p m Monday at Strobridge School 2400 Bedford Dr Hayward under sponsorship of the Hayward Police Department.
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Voty Wans
Foreign Wars
Ralph Paulk
Prat
Hayward High School
Strobridge School
Bedford Dr
Hayward
Haywi
Polive
Tips for Increasing Bowling Speed by Five Methods
Joe Wilman presents five techniques to gain speed in bowling with professional guidance. Methods include raising the stance ball, extending the push-away, raising the backswing safely, speeding footwork, and taking longer steps. One method may suffice. a qualified instructor decides the best approach. Copyright 1958 John F. Dille Co.
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John F. Dille
Joe Wilman
Trimarks to Canada Hamilton Tiger-Cats sign quarterback Mickey Trimark
Hamilton Ontario United Press staff report the Hamilton Tiger-Cats signed quarterback Michael Mickey Trimark of West Virginia with a 1958 contract offer.
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Trimarks
Canada
Hamilton
Ont
Hamilton, Tiger-Cats
Qammerback
Michael
Mickey) Trimark
West Virginia
Bear Golfers Breeze St Marys In Orinda Showdown
The University of California golf team swamped St Mary's College yesterday by a score of 2344 to 24 at Orinda Country Club.
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Orinda
University of California
St. Mary's College
Orinda Country Club
Rookies Vets Vie for Giant Infield Berths
Giants manager Rigney weighs in on infield options as 23 year old Rodgers and veteran Daryl Spencer battle for playing time. Bressoud returns from Milwaukee stint to compete at shortstop while Thomson shifts from outfield to third base in spring training.
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Tommy Bolt
Boston
Milwaukee
Bressoud
Rigney
Rodgers
Daryl Spencer
Spencer
Minneapolis
Nassau
Giants
Bobby Thomson
Florida Derby Warmup Today at Gulfstream Park
Hallandale Fla INS Tim Tam leads nine three year olds in the $15,000 Fountain of Youth Stakes at Gulfstream Park the last major prep for the $100,000 Florida Derby on March 29 Jewel's Reward was disqualified in the Flamingo at Hialeah due to Panamanian jockey Manuel Yeaza.
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Hallandale
Fla
Ins
Callunter Farm
Tim Tam
Gulfstream Park
Hialeah
Chance Farm
Manuel Yeaza
Women Amateurs Vie at Pinehurst
The top women amateur golfers gathered at Pinehurst North Carolina for the North and South Tournament qualifying round amid expected rain and a soggy course. Defending champion Barbara McIntire of Toledo Ohio returns for her sixth appearance, with runner-up Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason City Iowa also back. Other past winners Dot Kirby of Atlanta Barbara Romack Porter of Sacramento California are among the field.
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Pinehurst
Barbara McIntire
Toledo
Ohio
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Melative
Dot Kirby
Atlanta
Barbara Romack
Porter
Sacramento
Calif
Citrus Injuries Run Through Circuit in Spring Play
Injuries sweep spring baseball as teams in Florida report absences while the Washington Senators crushed the White Sox 10 0 in Tampa behind Ralph Lu menti and Camilo Pascual. St Louis edged Boston 3 2 in Sarasota after a tenth inning rally. Cleveland prevailed twice over Chicago Cubs in Tucson with Tribe B winning 5 3 and varsity 6 4. Chicago pitcher Dick Crott sprained his right ankle and may miss 7 10 days.
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Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Tampa
Ralph Lumenti
Camilio Pascual
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Sarasota
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs
Tucson
Aciz
Tribe
Varsity
Chicago
Dick Crott
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Boston beating Detroit and Sark defeating New York while Washington topped Chicago Philadelphia beat Cincinnati and Los Angeles downed Kansas City San Francisco edged Cleveland in another game Chicago meets Baltimore at Mesa and Cincinnati confronts the Dodgers in Vero Beach Detroit visits Milwaukee with Philadelphia facing Washington in Orlando St Louis meets New York in Florida San Francisco plays Cleveland in Phoenix and Boston faces Chicago in Tampa Bay Swinging daily fixtures outline travel venues and matchups for the current slate.
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnatic
Los Angeles
S. Kansas City
Baltimore
San Francisco
Cleveland
Mesa
Ariz
Cincinnati
Vero Beach
Milwaukee
Lakeland
Robinson Fifth In Cal Scoring As Bear Star Turns Pro
Captain Earl Robinson closes a standout California career by signing with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He finishes fifth on the Bears all time scoring list with 1034 points, moving ahead of Chuck Hanger, Bob Matheny, and John Rickson. Don McIntosh led Cal in offense with 328 points and various season marks.
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Berkeley
Earl Robinson
California
Los Angeles Dogers
Robinson
Chuck Hanger
Bob Matheny
John Rickson
Bears
Bob McKeen
Bill Hagler
Andy Wolfe
Larry. Friend
Don McIntosh
Cal
Land
al Buch
Bob Dalton
George Sterling
Jack Grout
Denny Bt
Fitzpatrick
Cotton Bowl assist to Rice and Navy game revenue
The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association will aid Rice and Navy in the 1958 Cotton Bowl game with tacit revenue shares totaling 165,296.56 dollars. The arrangement funds the participating teams as part of the event’s income distribution.
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Dallas
Tex
Cotton Bowl Athletic Assn
Rice
Navy
Crescent Polo Team Tops Crescent Jewelers in Coast Intercircuit
Menlo Park's Circus Club dethroned Crescent Jewelers of Oakland to claim the Pacific Coast intercircuit polo title as Pacific junior championships began at Santa Barbara Fleischmann Field.
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Santa Barbara
Menlon Park
Circus Club
Crescent Jewelers of
Oakland
Fleischmann
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LaMotta
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Basilio
Spider Webb
Rory Calhoun
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Neal Rivers
Tiger Jones
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Fraley
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Righetti
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Eagles
Les Freeman
Freemans Market
Ernie Wold
Prados
Ted Mariani
Hayward Dads ‘Club
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Elmer Morgan
Hansen& Hansen
Russ Longcor
Kennys Club
Wally Waaland
Pacific Apparel
Dick Truscott
Trophy House
Sheldon Schuster
Vern Klamm
A & R Furniture
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Dot Pegis
Sunset Body Shop
Jim Carter
Livermore Glass
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Four Loafers
Bob Peterson
Block Busters
George Hormann
Four Jets
Mary Gutierre
Wilson
Bent
the Patio
Marge Swanson
Sim Little
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Edithittle
Hayward Electronics
Lert
Laura Scuddeer
Skippy's Dog Food
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Kraft’s ‘Velveeta
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