Toss-Up Hal Chase Opens West Coast Baseball Season
Chaos of uncertain selections clouds the opening round as seven teams prepare for the 1963 league chase. Castro Valley hosts Oaklane, Sunset welcomes Falcons, and Ave roye’s Dons face Castro Valley amid rain delays. Hayward, Mt Eden, and San Lorenzo brace for early showdowns as pitchers Konopka, Tercheria, and Dobling take the mound. Cue Hoyce and Mitterwakt back strong lineups.
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Tomorrw
Wham
Wea
Tennyson Hias
Cauck Konopka
Dick Hoyce
John Tercheria
Tey
Mt. Eden
Rookies Get Second Look With Giants Camp
A dozen rookies sought an NL Giants opening as Matty Alou’s knee injury opens spots. Jerry Robinson and Jose Cardenal gain chances while Alou heals. Giants trim to 28, with May 9 cutdown to 25. Hoeft injury helps Perry and others.
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Phoenix
Giants
Matty Alou
el Paso
Jerry Robinson
Jose Cardenal
Willie Mays
Gieats
Casa Granite
Alvin Dark
Robinson
Cardenal
Dark
Matty
Billy Hoeft
Gaylord Perry
Hoeft
Perry
Gsuch
Cap Peterson
Hal Lanier
Larry Edmondson
Jim McClain
Don Markowski
Casa Grande
29 Year Old Rookie Is Biggest Dodger Surprise
VERO BEACH Fla AP reports a 29 year old rookie in Dodgers spring camp has emerged as a surprising contender. A former Class AA pitcher with Spokane and the Pacific Coast League, he posted seven relief appearances and a 9.4 earned run average last season. Dodgers manager Walter Alston praises his fastball and control as he competes for a spot on the staff, ahead of the Cactus League games with Armys.
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Vero Mbaci
Fla
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Dodgers
Ken Rowe
Himer
Bod
Walter Alston
Rowe
Detroit
Angels
Northville
Dedzer
Armys
Joe Moller
Phil Ortegal
Houston Colts
Dodger
Vegas
Nev
Willey recalls clash with Tebbetts and season turmoil
Ex Braves pitcher Carl Willey recalls a fractured 1982 season with Milwaukee under manager Birdie Tebbetts, including a disputed instruction during a Willie Mays homer situation, Tebbetts later leaving the Braves and Bobby Bragan taking over as Milwaukee manager. Willey says he was unhappy with how last year unfolded and discusses spring work with the Braves.
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Willey
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Tebbetts
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Braves
Wiles
Cleveland
Bobby Bragan
Bim
Milwaukee Pilot
Dragons Open At Berkeley
Dragons travel to Berkeley to open Catholic Athletic League Division 1 play against St Marys as part of a round robin. O'Dowd's squad relies on junior Barrell Pullmans and pitcher Deny McClymonds as they aim for early wins while St Elizabeths and St Josephs also compete in Division F with CAL playoffs determining the league champ.
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Oakland
Bishop O'Dowd
Berkeley
St. Mary's
St. Elizabeth's
Dragons
St Joseph's
Alameda
Lincoln
Barrell Pulmans
Deny McClymonds
Ant
Pracy Fice
Concordia Jand
Sunset
San Lorenzo
Jaint Sacred Heart
Mustangs
O'Dowd
SL. Elizabeth's
CAL
CAL Basketball League
Iraq
Leomechalice
Haney Sees Angels as Pennant Contenders
Palm Springs Calif AP Fred Haney, general manager of the Los Angeles Angels, declares the team possesses pennant potential. He spoke to newsmen, expressing optimism about the Angels’ prospects for the season.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Fred Haney
Los Angeles Angels
Haney
Angels
NHL Standings and Schedule Recap
Final standings show Toronto leading with 32 wins and goal totals near 25, while Detroit and New York also post strong marks. Sunday results list New York over Montreal and Toronto over Chicago with Boston edged by Detroit. Upcoming games include Montreal at Toronto and Detroit versus Chicago in semis.
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Toronto
Ted Chaya
Dagarite
Detroit
New York
New ‘York
Montreal
Yoronto
Chicdoo
Boston
Burdette Again Braves Starter
Veteran Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette has kept the Braves starting role under new manager Robby Bragan. Burdette, who missed much of last season with an ankle injury, has not allowed an earned run or a base on balls in 17 spring innings.
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ST. Petersburg
Milwaukee
Lew, Burdette
Tor the
Dulper
Jager Birdle Tebbetts
Braves
Robby Bragan
Bragan
Hamler
Warren Spahn
Rob Shaw
Tony Cloalnger
Rob Hendley
Burdette
Tsed
Ind Reed
Williams Bolsters Yankee Hurling and Patrols Pitching Depth
In 1962 New York, Stan Williams emerged as a reliable fifth starter for the Yankees while Red Purkey’s health wavered. Williams pitched six innings allowing one hit and three baserunners as spring exhibitions continued in Fort Lauderdale Florida with Routon finishing the finale.
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Yanks
Ortter
Stan Williams
Young Jin Routon
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Exhibition Standings and Results From Major Leagues
National League standings include New York and St Louis with Milwaukee and San Francisco leading Western play. American League features Orioles, Yankees, and White Sox in a busy Sunday slate. Notable performances include Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres nine innings of six-hit ball, and Alou, Ward, and Green contributing for their teams amid injuries to Mantle and Sievers.
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Houstea Es
New York
Pitschurch
Eriginaaty
St. Louis Ee
Arseles
Silwauhee
Fan Francisca - Melas
Ldr
Hal Fo
Crevelaca
MB Deleait
Boston
Washington
Minnesars
Sunnday
Cloctinel
Los Anges
Baltimose Milesuber BS. Lets
York
Philsdelmnia
San Farrelsco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
A & Delral
Kansasity & Wasmiadion
Sleveland J
Cleveland
Pete Ward
White Sox
Clpe Alou
Giants
Kansas Cuy
Dick Green
Aimong
Alou
Ward
Rogaine
Yenne Ping
Destroit
Green
South County Drivers Dominate In Local Drag Race
South County drivers claim top spots at LODL meet in San Lorenzo and Hayward. Denny Miliani set a new strip record with a 8.39 second run in the dragster from San Mateo while Ted Golelt Ao Faol posted strong times. Other winners include Jerry Hungerfoed and Vern Ericksen with notable finishes for Hayward and Oakland teams.
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Lodl
Kouth
Hayward
Jone
San Lorenzo
Kingdon
Denny Miliani
Ted Golelt
Faol
San Mateo
Toller Marke
Jerry Hungerfoed
Hesay
Vern Ericksen
Chay
Gary Vena
Cocvette
Fertoemance
Chevy
Bombers Seek To Even Series in San Jose
The Bay Bombers travel to San Jose to face the Musico City Cardenates at Civic Auditorium seeking to even the series after a earlier loss in San Francisco. Ronnie Robinson led the winners with eight points while Amis Jensen scored for the Bombers.
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San Jose
Bay Bombers
Musico City Cardenates
SandJose
Civic Auditorium
Cardenales
San Francisco
Kezar Pavilion
Willy Ronnie Robinson
Amis Jensen
Outsiders Top Drags In Fremont
Fremont meet reports show drivers from Chico to Hayward posting speed and elapsed time marks. Notable performances include a 146.57 mph dragster and 9.78 sec run, while Dick Young from Santa Cruz hit 174.08 mph in 8.79 seconds.
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Fremont Cangard
Breschini
Fremont Deng
Dick Young
Santa Cri
Rick Zoucha
Hayward
Cfth
Ford
Clyde Marks
Marks and Dunn
Fremont
Area Spring Sports Slate For Tuesday Events
Area baseball and track schedules show San Leandro facing St. Elizabeths and Josephs Berkeley meeting Pacific, with Newark at Cupertinio and Eden at San Leandro. Track events list Sunset at Eden, Arroyo at San Lorenzo, and Pacific at El Cerritos, while tennis features Berkeley at San Leandro and Pacific at Alameda.
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San Leerdro
St. Elizabeth's
Joseph’s
Berkeley
Pacific
Newark
Cuperfino
Eden
San Leraneats
San
Voluntea Heratuns
piemAw
Sunset
Sikes Duels Snead Delays Law Career After Doral Open Duel
Dim Sikeslawitch edged Sam Snead in a dramatic finish at the Doral Open to delay his law career. Sikes, a former Florida citrus star and Army champ, captured the $1,000 prize as Snead, hampered by a sore foot, settled for second with 284. The event drew 50 businessmen backing Sikes as he plans future moves into politics.
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Miame
Fla
Dim Sikeslawitch
Snead
Sial
Poynter
Signy Snead
Yyoay Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Paul Janey
Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Npt
Gary Phy
Weer
Sikog
Uiversity of Florida
Ard
Florida
Polf
Dan
Flewort
Dan Stes
Tory Lema
Ren
J. C
Marberh
Jay Heber
Bruce Ceamplen
Tey Baxter Jr
George Gelserper
DePietro Wins Third Straight Castlewood Seniors Title
John DePietro defies golf drills to win his third consecutive Castlewood Country Club seniors championship as weather shortened the event. Low gross went to DePietro at age 40 with 187, while Mike Dowd led low net scoring and several players posted notable scores in the rain affected tournament.
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Carl Etoos
Larry Ramm
Waywinedl Golf Club
Jobn Rubio
Frak Cornytes
Al.gomes
Tony Marlin
Pleansanton
John DePietro
Castlewood Country Club
Owee
Baby Foxls U'Mhal's
Whale
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Castlewood
Mike Pond
Low Gross
Dos Mroonad
fAarvin Shol
Low
Mike Dowd
Jack Bis
Ken Rave Bale
Burk
Clarence McHm
George Gelert
Beints
al Ouuihit
Ms Blom
Wlt
Bill
Joe Silverle
Shan Whitkck
Jim Wood
Ken Barnes
Bert Strallen
Wal Austin
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