Grand Jury to Probe Welter Elimination and Akins Stops Logart
Santa Clara-Hayward High All-American Gary Heinrich, known as aqva ace, storms to a 4:39.9 in the 440 yard freestyle at Santa Clara pool to break an 11-year national interscholastic mark on the 20 yard course and claim multiple national records. Despite his feats, Santa Clara Farmers drop a relay bid, losing 52-32 to Santa Clara on the day, while Heinrich adds a 53.6 in the 100 yard free. Bill Burkhart shines for Farmers with a 2:06.5 in the 200 free. B meet finishes 48-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Hayward
Gary Heinrich
U.S
Bill Smith
Baldwin, High School
Hawaii
Heinrich
HHS
Farmers
Panthers
Bill Burkhart
Burkhart
Farmer Steve Lux
Gary Anderson
Wayne Miller
Reynard
Marie
Hall
Wakemen
Fehheon
Bullman
Hiembler
Perry
Burkharm
Brooks
Vaughan
Wakeman
Lione
Zaballos
Helmii
Feheon
Sullivan Isci
Murley
Sucher
Muncy
Gish
Lynch
Olveria Fhi
Lckhart
Ith
Hensley
Santa Clara Et al
Akins denies Logart in title bid amid grand jury summons
Virgil Akins won by knockout over Isaac Logart in the sixth round to clinch a world welterweight title shot against Vincé Martinez. A grand jury summons was served to Akins and Logart along with their handlers and seven others. The staged bout at Madison Square Garden drew about 5,000 fans as Akins rose from a late score deficit to prevail in a nationally televised fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virgil Akins
Kaye
Isaac Logart
Manhattan
Akins
Logart
Billy Brown
International Boxing Club
Madison Square Garden
Axias
St. Louis
Loxart
Virgil
Vincé Martinez
Patterson
N. J
Harry Kesssler
Frank
Horan
Cleveland
Chie
Miler
Ron Delaney
Knights of Columbus
Bob Gutowski
Delaney
Burr Grim
Maryland
Arnie Sowell
Staroom
Pittsburgh
Iln
Army
Lowell
Gutowski
Occidental College
Cornelius Warmerdam
Bob Richards
Villanova
Don Bragg
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Davis
Hayes Jones
Eastern Michigan
Lee Calhoun
University of Hlingis
Bob Mitchell
Siazhying
Ira Murchison
Stokes Improves as Encephalitis Tests Continue
Maurice Stokes of the Cincinnati Royals remains in a semi conscious state after collapsing on a Trans World Airlines flight from Detroit to Cincinnati. Team physician Dr. Benjamin Hawkins reports signs point to encephalitis though tests at Louisville are pending. Stokes is gradually improving and can follow simple commands while hospitalized at St. Elizabeth's in Covington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnat Royals
Maurice Stokes
Detroit Pistons
Stokes
Royals
Benjamin Hawkins
Hawkins
Work to Start On L.A. Sports Arena
Construction is set to begin soon on the Exposition Park Memorial Sports Arena in Los Angeles. The project will cost about 6 million dollars and will seat 17,000 spectators when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A
Los Angeles
Exposition Park Memorial
U S Ski Victors At International Arena
The Coliseum Commission awarded the work contract to L. EE. Dixon Co of Las Zakopane Poland and approved American bond sales totaling 7.8 million dollars. Betsy Suite won the downhill in Norwich Wisconsin with air conditioning, while Penny Pitoul claimed the special slalom at Gilford New Zealand. The event signals readiness for an Alpine ski meet in an international arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum Commission
L. EE
Dixon Co
Las Zakopane
Poland
Puente
S Tories
Betsy
Qet
Norwich
Gilford
N.Z
Pancho Gonzales Aims To Tie Series With Hoad Tonight
In Memphis tennis columnist report Pancho Gonzales seeks to even the head to head at 21 wins each after defeating Lew Hoad 3 1 4 in Little Rock following Hoad's earlier Los Angelenos victory. Gonzales notes he doubted catching him a month ago after trailing nine matches. The Los Angeleno lead has run seven of the last eight meetings with Hoad the Australian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Little Rock
Gonzales
Iran
Giants at Cubs radio log headline
Sunday radio log notes at 9 35 p m broadcasts Giants versus Cubs on KSFQ with game coverage and station details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Cubs
Semi Finals Tonight in Hayward Major Invitational
Survivors of two semi finals meet tomorrow at 2 30 p m in Hayward High gym for the championship final of the second annual Hayward Major Invitational Basketball Tournament. LASME and Van Norman s loom as contenders in a tight field with strong benches and solid shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High
Hayward
Pit Village Canteen
Livermore
Los Angeles
Bill
Cluir
Berkeley
Alburt
Alameda
Rey
San Jose
LASME
van Norman
Ron Tomsic
Max Anderson
Stan Wilson
Hayward Area
Owens Eyes Pro Cage Career
49er R. C. Owens hints at switching to professional basketball on KCBS with sportscaster Don Klein. He says he discussed the idea with Elgin Baylor and has an offer from the same team Baylor may join next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
San Francisco
R. C. Owens
49ers Defeat Rams In San Francisco Basketball Tilt
San Francisco Forty Niners beat the Los Angeles Rams 58 to 46 at the Cow Palace before 3500 fans. Billy Wilson Clyde Conner of the 49ers and Don Burroughs of the Rams shared high point honors with Leach. Ed Henke and John Hock were active for their teams as SF pulled away in the second half led by Soltau and Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Mac
Clyde Conner
Hugh McElhenny
San Francisco
Los Angeles Rams
Cow Palace
Ram
Tommy Wilson
Forty Niners
San Francisco Cow Palace
Billy Wilson
Don Burroughs
Rams
Leach
49Ers
John Hock
Angelinos
Ed Henke
Indians COP Set 59 Grid Date
Stanford University and the College of Pacific will meet at Stanford Stadium on October 3 1959. The game marks the fourth meeting between the Indians and Tigers with Stanford leading two to one after three games COP won 25 20 in 1953 Indians won 13 12 in 1954 and 33 14 in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Stanford University
College of Pacific
Stanford Stadium
Indians
Tigers
Stanford
COP
Takinng
Crowe's Knee May End Baseball Career With Redlegs
Cincinnati first baseman George Crowe, on his 35th birthday, revealed a persistent twisted knee may end his career as spring work continues. He notes uncertainty about his future while the Reds rely on three first basemen including Dee Fondy and Steve Bilko, who surged with 56 home runs last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cincinnati Redlegs
George Crowe
Ing
Crowe
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Dee Fondy
Pittsburgh
Khiszewski
Steve Bilko
Los Angeles
Chavez Brother In 16th Ring Win Amid Injury Detail
Chavez brother of top lightweight Eddie Chavez wins his 16th bout by six round decision over Melvin Francis. Crowe describes his knee injury as twisted ligaments from a September game, while Chavez's camp labels it a pulled muscle. Biko Tebbetts may rest heavy hitters as he eyes roster stability and major league shot prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Jose
Bonnie Chavez
Crowe
California
Tually
Melvin
Francis
San Fran
Cisco
Chavez
Form-I Redlegs
Eddies
Baylor Leads Chiefs To 73-51 Triumph Wildcats Nip Temple
Kentucky and Seattle, two teams that weren’t supposed to make it, battle it out for the NCAA title driven by Vern Hatton and Elgin Baylor. Baylor sparked Seattle past Kansas State 72 51 after a strong second half, as Hatton’s late driving layup beat Temple 61-60 in the semis. Johnny Cox and Adrian Smith supported Kentucky’s comeback against Temple, with Rodger and Hatton delivering the decisive late plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
Chiefs
Wildcats
Temple
John G. Dietrich
Louisville
Kentucky
Seattle
Vern Hatton
Elgin Baylor
Uindian
Adore
Tuamlulcs
Maui Burrhead
Lexington
Adolph Rupp
Oirls
Hatton
Kansas State
North Carolina
John Castellani
Rodgers
Guy Rodgers
Johnny Cox
Adrian’ Smith
Nevada Leads Ski Meet at Sugar Bowl
University of Nevada led the Warren Vanderbilt Inter Collegiate Ski Tournament opening cross country with four finishers in the top 10 and 99.7 points. Sierra College and Chico State followed with 93.6 and 94.2 points as San Jose State Stanford California and Santa Clara trailed. The California sponsored meet ends tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden
Calif
University of Nevada
Sugar Bowl
Wolf Pack
Sierra College
Auburn
Chico State
San Jose “State
Stanford
California
Santa Clara
Californda
Black Signal Narrowly Wins Golden Gate Feature
In Albany California yesterday Black Signal held on to win the featured Walnut Creek purse at Golden Gate Fields by a nose over 25 to 1 shot Tabomec. Sea Falcon finished third in a seven horse field of three year olds going six furlongs. Jockey Ralph Neves rode the winner on a muddy track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Calif
UPI
L.W
Black Signal
Walnut Creek
Golden Gate Fields
Sea Falcon
Ralph Neves
Iwinner
USC to Open 1963 Series With Sooners Home and Home
USC will host Oklahoma in a home and home football series starting in 1963 marking their first meeting on the gridiron and continuing the clubs’ trend after withdrawing from the Pacific Coast Conference. Olympic sprinter Bob Morrow invited to Vancouver event. other boxing results from New York and Mexico City noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Oklahoma
Sooners
USC
UCLA
Vancouver
Vancouver Olympic Club
Bobby Morrow
New York
Virgil Akins
University of Brush
S Louis
Isaac Logart
Columbia Stadium
Cuba
Mexico City
Victor Manuel Quijano
Mexico
Tomia Tibbs
Boston
Roberto
Mono) Garcia
Ko'ed On Humphreys
Giants Rout Cubs In Spring Tilt At Mesa
San Francisco leads NL standings as 13 year old Mike McCormick works six innings in game two of a Cubs series. Danny OConnell collects four hits while Willie Kirkland clubs his first spring homer. Tom Poholsky finishes with three scoreless frames as Giants win 82 and continue hot in the Cactus League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Ariz
San Francisco Giants
Bill Rigney
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cubs
Mike McCormick
Danny O'Connell
Mike
Chuck Tanner
Willie Kirkland
Tom Poholsky
Giant
Cub
Phoenix
S.F. Strikers
Chicago
Joe Mar
Joners
Vabr Hi Q
Taylorth
Kirklandirf
Mayscf
Thomsonsef
Sauerz
Boholsky
Dllongib
Cepedalb
Ray Tants
Prep Sports State BASEB Amador at Hayward
Amador faces Hayward in the state baseball lineup with San Leandro at Livermore and NIS Hayward hosting San Lorenzo while Amador meets San Ramon in the secondary matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Amador
Hayward
San Leandro
Livermore
Nis
San Lorenzor
Leneant Hill
Amador
San Ramon
Florida Grand Prix at Sebring Ends In Moss Lead
Britain's Sterling Moss led the 12 hour Sebring endurance test as 65 cars started at 9 a.m. CST. England’s Moss headed the Austin Martin Ferrari driven by Peter Collins in pursuit with many cars, including an Aston Martin, battling for top positions. Juan Fangio was absent from this year’s race, won previously in 1956 and 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Fla
England
Sterling Moss
Moss
Ferrari
Peter Collins
Mark
Endur
Carroll Selby
Wasane
Argentina
Juan Fangio
Austin-Martin
TV Sports Log Highlights Saturday Schedule
The listings show sports coverage across channels with golf at 4 00 and 4 30, then Sports Club at 6 30, bowling at 10 00 and 3 00, featuring league and event notes for Saturday programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Sports Log
Ahl Star Golf
All Star Golf
Sports Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Jury
Rich Gohlee
Cager Stokes
Ski Victors
Delany
Pancho
United Press
Tonite
Brother
Bilko
Birdie Tebbetts
Biko
Nevada
Morrow
McCormick Hill
E—Thacker
Games Giants
BES Choca Yconnel
Cepeda
Pitche
Sie Berg
Littrell LiSchaffernoth
Nicholsots
McCormi
Cenlan
Florida
Britain
S. Moss
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!