Social Climber Set For GGF Highlight
Social Climber heads to Golden Gate Fields for the 21st West stakes in NorCal debut. Nashville also seeks a stakes showing while Beavers and others add depth to the contingent. Local results from San Leandro show record performance marks and strong jockey standings after nine days.
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Albany
Llangollen
Climber
Nashville
West
Elginle
Francisco
Golden Gate Fields
Golden Gate
Social Climber
Round Table
Hollywood Park
Charlie Whittingham
Santa Anita
California
Golden Gate Sta Jble
Tall Chief
Arcadia
Neil “S. McCarthy
King Ranch
Golden Notes
Joe Brown
Ismael
Milo” Valenzuela
Alex Maese
Johny Longden
Ronnie Fairholm
Naushie
Foreverett
Nevada Bond
Solidarity
Alex Meese
Opening Round Set for AAU Tourney in Denver
In Denver the opening round of the week long AAU basketball tournament features six unheralded teams at the Denver Auditorium annex as 12 players and the coach of the championship squad head toward a Russia trip next month. Officials said five players from the winning team and seven from other teams will be selected for the tour, with Presidio AC of San Francisco to meet the Detroit Police Club in a first round matchup.
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Denver
Denver Auditorium
Russia
U. S
Presiiio AC
San Francisco
Detroit Police Club
Hoa
Sylvia Ruuska Sets Unofficial 400 Yard Medley Record
Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley California swam a 5 08 2 in the women's 400 yard individual medley at the Washington Club Meet of Champions. The swim improved her world record by 2 9 seconds but cannot count as an official world record due to the 25 yard pool. She also set an American 100 yard freestyle record of 46 6 seconds.
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San Leandro
Covington
Dick Schaible
Beavers
Ralph Kendrick
Kendrick
Nzlay
Ike
Tam Canis
Eddie
Atike Burrows
Gail Naruo
Peel
David Clark
Ey Yous
Mike Inn
Jan Turner
Mary Alice Bristow
Tim Stokes
Pam Jones
Pal
Ays
Bill Wilson
Steve Pring
Mike Burrows
Sun Wall
Pai
Tim Cannis
Luey Phillips
Kathy de- Pace
Mikea
Steve Mohler
Mike Dleden
Bruce Janason
Steve Pling
Jack Stokes
Eaike Burrows
Ken Beaver
See Ok
Mike McNell
Rich Pearsons
Ines
Holly Eckenfelder
Kris Tvamnstren
Maureen Doherty
Gall
LY Boys
Greg Gay
Lyle Anne
Richard Gant
Jerry Biggs
Wayne Anderson
Steve ‘Sinit
Frank Turner
Nelay
Lynn Boscacci
Zennne Dircksen
Tina Pitta
Kayreel Ta
Elay
Sue Bossie
Patty Loore
Kathy DePace
Judy Phillips
Mike Dieden
Rte
Clauaia
Ipcal
Kris Kvarnstrom
Sutterfey
Curls
Seen Wal
Kathy Manning
Tye
Sue Bessie
Mary
Marcia Smith
Bruge Johnson
Riheee Gant
Epared Ackstroke Ae Layer Rendsick
Poolery
SLI
Sharon Foster
Bove
Ken ‘Beaver
Bruce Johnson
Steve Prinne
Richard Pearson
Jack Jokes
Richard McCook
Ron Gardner
Barbara Boone
Eau Eckenfelder
Gail Narug
Kris BO
Davidiare
Greg Gayntl
Wayn Anders Eon
Fred Bancalari
Seattle
Wash
Sylvia Rutska
Berkeley
Calif
Sworld
Washington Athletic Club
Miss Ruuska
Kentucky's 4th NCAA Title A Tribute To Rupp
Kentucky wins its fourth NCAA basketball title in 11 years defeating Seattle 84 72 in the finals at Louisville. Coach Adolph Rupp deploys guard around plays to beat Elgin Baylor powered defenses and lead John Crigler and Johnny Cox to the championship. Baylor suffers rib injury yet scores 25 with 23 rebounds in the semifinal.
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Lexington
Gaines Hall
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Seattle
Louisville
Rupp
John Crigler
Elgin Baylor
Seattle Star
Chieftains
Johnny Cox
Vern Hatton
Adrian Smith
Baylor
Kansas State
Xavier Nabs NIT Honors
Xavier’s Musketeers earned All-NIT selections as the champions upset Dayton 78 to 74 in overtime to claim the title in New York. Hank Stein led Dayton with six OT points while Ducky Castello Frank Tartaron and Joe Viviano joined the second team for Xavier.
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New York
Xavier
Cincinnati
Hank Stein
Dayton
United Press
Musketeers
Littlely
Ducky Castello
Frank Tartaron
Joe Viviano
Perez Defends World Title With KO of Valdez
Buenos Aires reports world flyweight champion Pascual Perez of Argentina knocked out Ricardo Valdez in the eighth round of a non title bout. Perez floored Valdez for nine in the sixth. He will next defend his crown in Caracas against Venezuelan Ramon Arias.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pascual Perez
Ticardo Valdez
Perce
Valdez
Caracas
Venezuela
Ramon Arias
Baylor Unanimous Choice in NCAA Team Named
Louisville report notes Elgin Baylor of Seattle was the lone unanimous pick on the NCAA tournament team by about 50 writers and broadcasters. Guy Rodgers of Temple fell one vote short of unanimous selection.
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Louisville
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Guy Rodgers
Temple
Joe Wilman’s Spares and Bowling Habits Guide
Joe Wilman describes how careful note taking of bowling form helps spot faults and maintain consistency. He advises recording starting position ball break pin leaves and other factors, and offers a pocket pamphlet Fundamentals For All Bowlers for 10 cents via The Daily Review.
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Joe Wilman
The
Daily Review
John F. Dille
Formula One Race Planned for Sebring Next Year
Sebring officials learned that a formula one race will be held here next year in the annual sports car competition. Collins of England and Hill of Santa Monica won the 22 hour Grand Prix for endurance here, covering 1,040 miles at 46.6 mph, earning $3,000 and trophies for Ferrari.
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Fla
Peter, Collins
Phil Hill
Collins
England
Hill
Santa’ Monica
Calif
Ferrari
iTtely
Europe
Alec Ullman
Ullman
New York
Trenton
N. J
Luigo Musso
Italy
Oliver Gendebein
Belgium
Porsche
Harry Schell
Paris
Wolfgang Leibe
Germany
SJS and Stroud Tone PCI Boxing Champions Rise
In Reno Nevada San Jose State leads the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Boxing tournament with four champions. San Jose State totals 32 points on a 1 3 5 scoring basis as opening semi finals and finals produce three victors. Washington State 23 Sacramento State 17 Nevada 14 Cal Poly and College of Idaho eight Chico State three. San Jose's Ot Chung flyweight 112 pounds Nick Akana 125 Weldon Stroud 134 and heavyweight Archie Milton all win titles.
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Reno
Nev
San Jose State
Spartans
San Jose
Washington State College
Sacramento State
Nevada
Cal Poly
College of Idaho
Chico State
Ox Chung
Nicky Akana
Boto
Weldon Stroud
Hayward
Calif
Archie Milton
Winnner
Prep Spikers Slated for Triangular Meet Across County
Four South County prep teams race to test legs and arms in a three-way track meet slated for Washington and San Lorenzo venues. Castro Valley hosts the other side of the triangular with Leandro, Washington, and Alamedans fielding sprint, distance, and field events.
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Washington
San Lorenzo
Castro’ Valley
San Leandro
San Laredro
Ensernal
Alameda
Fremont
South County
Pirates
Huskies
Spartans
V. Doula
Jim Speron
Arroyo
Jim Hoyt
Hayward
Harry Knecht
Leandro
Jim McCullough
Doug Brown
Jerry Campbell
Bill Staack
Dave Malkin
Mike Montellano
McCullough
San
Ken Revaic
Brown
Castro Valley
Steve Barnett
Wilbur Smith
Prep Nines Set for CAL Opener as Riordan Faces Kohles
The Dragon nine, after a 0-3 start, beat Holy Redeemer and Pacifica in consecutive days with returning basketball players contributing. Pete Kohles, Father Brain erd's choice, will face Riordan in the opener after tossing a one-hitter in an 82 win over Pacifica. Arroyo and Hayward also seek season wins, with Rich Evans to start for San Ramon and Hal Palmer led Hayward hoping to rebound from a 12-0 loss to Castlemont.
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CAL
Dragon Nine
Holy Redeemer
Pacifica
Pete Kohles
Father Brainerd
Riordan
Kohies
Arroyo
Hal Palmer
Soph
Rich Evans
San Ramon
Ed Leupold
Hayward
Castlemont
Prep Sports Slate Baseball and Tennis and Swimming Interleague Mix
Baseball pairings include Arroyo at San Ramon and O'Dowd at Riordan with Los Gatos at Washington and Amador at Miramonte plus Valley and San Leandro at Washington Encinal at San Lorenzo. Tennis features Hayward at Arroyo and San Lorenzo at Castro Valley. Swimming interleague events listed for Analanes at San Lorenzo.
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Arroys
San Ramon
Texas Relays Next for Cal Indian Thinclads
Cal and Stanford runners lead a regional invasion of Texas for this week’s Texas Relays. Don Bowden of Cal tops a Bears and Stanford contingent, while Payton Jordan brings nine Indians to compete Friday and Saturday in Austin.
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Stanford
Texas
Don. Bowden
Bears
Stanford Payton
Jordan
Aiing
Maury ‘Graves
Boehm
Angell Field
Stanford Stadium
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Olympic Club
Tide Tables Tide Tuesday March 25 Details
Tide tables for Tuesday March 25 list time and height readings including high water marks at 3:49 and 3.6 feet with additional measurements indicated by L4l. The fragment shows nautical tide data likely from a coastal harbor schedule.
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Perez
Arias
S“ Strikes & Spares
Gaghi Pein
Reguler
ST. Hayward
Renzo
Encinal
Marshall Rexinger
Sam‘ Foster
Rexinger
North State
Maurice Williams
Alamedans
Loronzo
Mike Goldsworthy
Sam Foster
Goldsworthy
Foster
Schneider
Prep Sports Slate
Heping
CUB
BOY Scout
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