Motrell and Wicks star in CV opener against Alameda
Castro Valley's baseball team opened with a 4 1 win over Alameda as substitutes Modrell and Wicks filled for injured aces Tomsic and Gondell. Modrell hurled seven innings with one hit allowed while Wicks delivered the tying and go ahead runs with a bases loaded single.
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Castro Valley
Gary Tomsic
Steve Gondell
Spartans
Alameda
Pat Lavaglia
Bishop O'Dowd
Monty Modrell
Tom Wicks
Modrell
Berkeley
Hornets
Varnets
Dan Lufkin
Arroyo blank San Lorenzo in Southern ACAL tennis opener
Arroyo coach Jim Smith’s team defeated rival San Lorenzo 74 on the winners courts in the first Southern ACAL match. Don Chiff Reuter beat Ed Smith 60 60 in the first singles, with Veuve Barstow Morris extended to three sets. doubles winners included Bowers Adams and Coates Perry.
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SAN Lorenzo
Jim Smith
Arroyo
Revels
Don Chiff Reuter
Ed Smith
Jay Veuve
Phil Barstow
Leroy Morris
Cuh Reuter
Ed Bruich
Dick Tietsort
D. Kit Cole
Wally Sands
Jim Landavaze
Vern Wright
Ramos Aims To Extend Essel Shutout Streak
San Leandro veteran John Ramos is expected to pitch for Fremont of Oakland tomorrow as the Pirates seek a ninth win. He hopes to add to 45 straight scoreless innings across seven games. Jim Smith yesterday became the first Essel pitcher to go the distance, beating El Cerrito 5 0 with 12 strikeouts for his third win.
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San Leandro
John Ramos
Fremont
Oakland
Pirates
Ramos
Leandro
Jim Smith
Remos
Smith
Essel
Aly Sbranti
Dennis DeCruz
Gary Calcagno
Calcagno
Larry Branco
Sbranti
Gaucho
Ted Jarvis
Dave Strong
el Cerrito
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L.brancoe
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Husky Frosh Soph Nine Blanked Dons in Reno
Fremont Washington High frosh soph baseball beat Arroyo FL 20 to nothing yesterday as Louis Darby and Doug Steele pitched a two hitter. Mike Ford and Sam Burgess had earlier spun a one hitter against San Lorenzo’s fresh soph squad. Doug Harris doubled home James Amiural for the winning run.
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Dons Fremont
Washington High
Husky Pups
Arroyo FL
Louis Darby
Doug Steele
Washington
Mike Ford
Sam Burgess
Pups
San Lorenzo
K-L
Belmont Speedway opens as auto racing season begins
Belmont fans saw the eight-event program kick off with San Jose State beating Sacramento 7-2 in baseball and a NASCAR sanctioned Stock Car program under way at Belmont. Bob Krail led Jose State with three hits while the team posted ten hits and endured several errors. Center spins at 730 mark opening races as pilots prepare to qualify for the Inaugural 100 lap event.
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Belmont
San Joe
Ron Roe
San
Sacramento
Nascar
Bob Krail
Sany
Jose
San Lorenzo Tops DeAnza 5 2 in NACAL clash
San Lorenzo Rebels defeated DeAnza 5 to 2 as Pinch hitter Mike Thut delivered a run scoring single in the fifth. Gene Ashmore and Jim Murray sparked a two-run rally on DeAnza errors, with Len Seeley scoring on an error and Lorenzo pitcher Mark Johnson working five innings. Seeley stood out in field and on bases as Lorenzo improves to 2-0 in early NACAL play and prepares to host Livermore for a DVAL showdown Friday.
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Foy Parker
San Lorenzo Baseballers
Livermore
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Mike Thut
Rebels
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NACAL
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Baywood Edges Bay School In 1958 Playoff Final
Baywood of Castro Valley defeated Bay School ragers 27 to 21 to win the Hayward AREA Recreation District hard playground title. Gary Roberts scored 12 and Mike Lane 11 for Baywood while John Loux and Ray Duarte led Baywood with 21 and seven in a neutral court final at Bret Harte Hayward.
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San Lorenzo's Bay School Ragers
Hayward Area
City approves $1000 Stadium rental for NFL game
PUFFALO NY The city council approved a $1000 civic Stadium rental fee for a regular season NFL game set for Sept 28 between the Chicago Cardinals and the New York Giants. The event was announced March 7.
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N.Y
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
Knights Thump Farmers 22-0 in opener on McConnell Field
Castlemont's powerful lineup pounded Hayward with nine hits and eight errors by the Farmers. Dave Blasquez belted a third inning homer as Castlemont cruised to a 22-0 victory after opening strong with three first-inning runs and four more in the second. Hayward managed only two hits, a Hamilton double and Harrelson single, while Ray Roze and Dave Dean handled pitching duties for the two teams.
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Hayward
Castemont
McConnell Field
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Roger Hamilton
Dwane Harrelson
Knights
Dave Blasquez
Blasquet
Ray Roze
Dave Dean
Ingebretson Hill Star As Dons Whip Huskies
Arroyo’s debut win over Washington 10 to 4 as Bob Ingebretson and Joe Hill fueled a strong hitting attack. Ingebretson pitched six innings of shutout relief after a first inning hiccup, striking out 12 and earning the win. Hill drove in six runs with a single and a homer, while Dave Lawrence went 3 for 3 and John Lotz stole a base and scored. The Dons improved to (2-1) and head to Campbell for the Santa Clara Valley League opener, with Washington visiting next.
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Bob Ingebretson
Joe Hill
Arroyo
Ingebretson
Hill
Hons
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Dons
Dave Lawrence
Tuskies
Dale’ Geren
Ed ‘Bauer
Husky
Ken Stahl
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Hil
John Lotz
Dave McClellan
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Leandro Pirates Swim Past Campbell in 45 40 Meet
Essel Mermen Dunk Campbell High as Leandro Pirates shake off missteps with a 45 40 victory at the Leandro pool. Brown shuffled the lineup to power a late 46 26 lead before relays. Campbell set two pool records in the 200 yard event and 200 medley relay while Jerry Leon posted a 4 15 9 in the 100 breaststroke and Steve Skold hit a 39.0 in the 100 butterfly. Freestylers Leonard Rosaane and the pirates relay squads added wins as Leandro edged Campbell 47 30 in Class B.
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San Leandro' J
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Levents
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Brown
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Steve Skold
Dave’ Leonard
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Sar Leandro
Bill
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Head Gets Win In Florida Tour With Gonzales Slump
Pancho Gonzales trailed Lew Had by four games as a weeklong Florida trip concluded in Jacksonville. UCLA beat San Diego State 34 to 15 in a triangle meet, with Rafer Johnson winning events and leading UCLA in points. Ron Banis set a pole vault best of 14 feet 10.5 inches.
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Lew
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UCLA
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Gonzalés
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Bruin
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Carter Valdes Bout in Denver Postponed by Injury
Heavyweight Harold Carter cannot fight Kino Valdes of Cuba in Denver in April due to a hand injury. A replacement opponent is likely. Cleveland Williams of Houston or Wayne Bethea of New York could be named.
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Harold Carter
Kino Valdes
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Cleveland Williams
Houston
Wayne Bethea
New York
Boxing Fight Results from Multiple Cities
Misimi Beach Massachusetts fighter Larry s Boardman of Marlboro Conn stopped Kid Centella of Los Angeles at 1 29. Johnny Moronis of McKeesport Pa stopped Clarence Alford of Cleveland Sees Ottawa Gales Kerwin of Valleys Stream N Y outpointed Dawley Dupas of New Orleans Martinez of Montevideo Uruguay knocked out Luiz Ignacio of Brazil Richmond Calif fighter Riden Vargas stopped Johnny Mayes of Los Angeles
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Clarence Alford
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New Orleans
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Farmer Spikers Edge Spartans in C County Meet Preview
Farmers narrowed the Basters by a 35-33 score in a close meet while Castro Valley dominated the B division 24-20. Hayward and Herbranson starred in field events with Buck and Handy posting top marks. Mahannah and Brown tied in the mile at 4:52, and Jansen swept the sprints for Hayward.
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Bayuk Signs with British Columbia Lions in CFL
John Bayuk previously with Colorado and the Browns signed a 1953 contract with the British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League. He is 24, six feet tall, 220 pounds, and the fifth new U S player signed by the Western Division Lions. He played the exhibition season with Cleveland last year but was injured and did not survive the final cut.
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Bernard Fans 17 in 12 6 Amador Win
Pleasanton Amador pitcher Bill Bernard struck out 17 in a 12 6 practice win over Miramonte on the Amador diamond. He walked few and fanned the side in four innings, while Amador built an eight run cushion in the first five frames. Stanks and Giannini contributed two hits each as Amador improved to 1 0 in pre league play. Miramonte’s Center fielder Jeff Wheeler drove in three with two hits.
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Kohles Hurls One-Hitter for OD Victory
Dowd wins 9 2 victory as Kohles tosses a one hitter over West Pittsburg. Dragonis notes Case struggled with eight hits and seven runs in the third, while Pruitt Lindsten Santich and Kohles paced the offense with multi hit days. Burton relieved and shut down the Dragons for the final innings.
Boardman Stops Centella With Fifth Round TKO
Marlboro Connecticut’s Boardman battered Los Angeles fighter Centella in a 10 round bout last night, winning by technical knockout at 2 11 of the fifth. Referee Billy Regan halted the action after Centella dropped, as Boardman improved to a stronger record heading into an April bout against Gale Kerwin in Boston.
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Larry
Boardman
Marlboro
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