Encinal Wins B CROWN as Pirates Rule ACAL Track
San Lorenzo hosts a crowded ACAL meet with Encinal sweeping the B division and capturing the Southern ACAL title led by sprinter Dave Malkin discus thrower Jim Nordlie and high jumper Pat Ferris. Malkin headlines multiple school records while Castro Valley and Hayward contribute key performances.
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Berkeley High Dominates NACAL Track Title
Berkeley High eindermen won the varsity NACAL track final with 70 points to seize the title as Berkeley runners led the meet.
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ACC Adopts Open Bowl Policy After Football Meeting
The Atlantic Coast Conference approved an open bowl policy allowing any of its eight member institutions to bid to any NCAA-sanctioned bowl after their final regular season game. Virginia Tech was not admitted as a ninth member. The plan provides a financial split: half to the participant, fifty percent shared among schools, and twenty-five percent to the conference.
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Pro Golf and Bowling Championship Schedule Fragment
Saturday listing shows Pro Golf at 3 00 and Sport Club at 7 20 and Bowling at 16 00. Sunday includes Championship Bowling at 3 00 and Pro Golf at 1 00 with various match or event codes.
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SACAL Track Results Show Mixed Performances Across Teams
Readout outlines CAAL track meet results with multiple athletes and teams named, including San Leandro Hayward Encinal San Lorenzo Castro Valley and Arroyo. Notable times include 1:54 and 44.8 with several placings and unofficial ACAL records cited.
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Bolt Paces Camp Colonial Open By Two
Temperamental golfer Tommy Bolt leads the Colonial National Invitation after a 68 70 rain-soaked first two rounds at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth Texas. Leonard Hawkins Mangrum and others follow in pursuit as weather disrupts play and Bolt seeks first prize money.
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Giants edge Phillies in 9th to take doubleheader opener
Grissom shuttled in for a two inning save as the Giants beat the Phillies 4 2 in San Francisco. McCormick started and pitched well through eight innings before yielding a two run homer to Rip Repulski. Willie Mays and Jim Finigan provided early offense. The Pirates visit tomorrow for a two game doubleheader with Curt Barclay or Ramon Monzant set to start for the Giants against Curt Simmons.
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Standings and schedules for the National League and today’s games
The standings show Chicago leading Milwaukee by a game, with Cincinnati, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and others in the race. Yesterday New York beat Kansas City 3 to 1, Boston lost to Detroit, and Washington defeated Chicago. Today's pitching matchups include Milwaukee at Chicago Rush, Los Angeles at St Louis, and Cleveland at Baltimore.
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Moore Edges Besmanoff In Derby Eve Bout
Archie Moore won a split decision over German challenger Besmanoff in a Derby Eve heavyweight bout watched by about 4500 at Louisville. Referee Dan Leslie and most ringside observers favored Moore though Archie complained Leslie spoke to him in an early round while pursuing effective inside fighting. Moore hinted at another title shot and joked about tomatoes on his farm, while Besmanoff’s two-year U.S. stay left him with a 37-41-7 mark after losses to Pastrano and Harris.
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Lema Converts Driver to Putter In Colonial Open Play
Tony Leia of Napa California joined the late substitutions in the Colonial National Invitation field and finished with a 73. He used a driver as a putter for the last six holes, bogeying late after missing a short birdie chance, and apologized after the putter shattered on the 22nd hole.
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Record Throng for Trout Season Opens in California
LOS ANGELES INS A record number of anglers jammed lakes and streams along the east slope of the High Sierra as the 1958 trout fishing season opened at 4 3 a m The State Fish and Game Commission estimated at least 500 000 California fishermen were ready to wet a line and cast a fly when the season dawned
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Giants vs Pittsburgh baseball broadcast report
Radio log notes a Giants versus Pittsburgh game airing on KSFO at 7 30 PM and a follow up item from Muir Gamble on KLE and ASFO in a Monday UH Baseball segment from S F Giants Pittsburgh broadcast.
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Derby Race opener features suspensions and crowd
At Golden Gate Fields a Derby day opener saw Timroch finish strong while Aragund and Prince Bandit trailed. Jockey Timroch and trainer actions drew attention as Ro-Fran led the six furlong run amid hot sun. Grand Tudor and Johnny Burton were involved in later drama, with steward fines issued for a jockey incident.
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Rockies Start Strong Led By Cepeda Schmidt In Giants
1958 major league crops showed early signs with rookies making major impact. Orlando Cepeda and Bob Schmidt propelled the San Francisco Giants, while Jim Grant bolstered the Cleveland Indians as both teams sit in surprising form. Cepeda’s RBI single kept his .317 average and Schmidt homered for the third time as the Giants beat Philadelphia. Grant earned his third straight nine inning win for the Indians, who improved to sixth victory in eight games. Other AL games featured stellar pitching and timely hitting, including Turley’s four-hitter for the Yankees and Pascual’s 13 strikeouts in Washington’s 3-2 10 inning win.
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Giants Dodgers TV Won't Hurt Yankees
New York fans were told that telecasts of Giant and Dodger games by WNTA TV will not conflict with Yankee home dates. Yankee GM George Weiss and Dan Topping discussed potential actions while Ely Landau, head of National Telefilm Associates, called the plan a major public service. The station plans to air games from St. Louis and Pittsburgh while the teams visit, and 266 MLB games will be shown in total, including 164 Yankees and 78 Phillies games.
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Indians Backed By Strong Attack In Victory
Scrip Betting Plan for the National Championship non pro baseball tournament in Wichita was nixed after a gambling edict halted fan scrip wagering. Grant yielded 18 hits and four in his three victories as Minnie Mindsa hit a homer and Bobby a triple in the Indians win. The NBC barred any betting in parks hosting professional teams after a call from Milwaukee Braves president Graves.
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Dodgers end Pirates win streak with 9-5 victory
The Dodgers beat the Pirates 9-5 at home as Freddie Kipp faced Pittsburgh ace Bob Friend in the final game of the series. Don Zimmer led a six-run rally in the fourth, Clem Labine tossed 3 2/3 hitless innings, Johnny Podres earned the win before shoulder strain. Carl Erskine or Dan McDevitt to start Sunday’s doubleheader against Philadelphia.
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Dick Fry to Speak At Lorenzo Club
Dick Fry, veteran Lake Chabat and Hayward golf professional, will be the featured speaker at Monday night’s meeting of the Lorenzo Manor Dads Club Cutters and friends. Fry will discuss golfing in general at the 8 p.m. gathering.
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