Errors Rally Pops Dragons in Loss to Bellarmine
Bishop O'Dowd's baseball team saw its defense falter as the Dragons dropped an 8-2 decision to Bellarmine, slipping from a share of first in Catholic League Division 7. Dennis Pimentel pitched well until unearned runs doomed him early, while Bellarmine capitalized on five unearned runs and Cobles relief held firm. O'Dowd faces St Elizabeth's next, aiming to regain the top spot.
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Farmer Netmen topple Huskies in SACAL tuneup at home
Ed Hartnell's Farmer Netmen defeated Washington High 64 at the WICKS courts, finishing second in SACAL standings. Jame Rom led Huskies in several wins, while Steven Ebbhage was the lone Washington winner. SACAL championships are set for next Thursday and Friday at San Leandro High and Estudillon courts, with top singles and doubles from five league schools advancing.
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Fremont
Ed Hartnell
San Leandro
Washington High
Farmers
Jamerom Behied
Huskies
Washington
Steven Ebb Hage
Estudillon
Hayward
Dave Packard
Terry Allison
Wally Berd
Dave Varges
Boddy Andilics
Keith Biltar
Harvie Ward Eyes Return to Tournament Circuit
San Francisco veteran Harvie Ward, once suspended by the USGA for accepting expenses, will be reinstated next Tuesday. He notes recent surgery in New Braunfels and says he hopes to compete in upcoming events including the State Open at Santa Maria, despite travel and payment objections affecting his Masters performance.
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San Francisco
Harvie Ward
USGA
Rew Broan
Tulsa
Ward
Santa Maria
Record shows Gary Heinrich ties 440 freestyle American standard
Al Heinrich reports Gary Heinrich tied the 1953 Yale record for the 440 freestyle with a 4:30.2 in a dual meet against Bellamine on a 20 yard course. He also set the National Interscholastic mark for the 200 yard freestyle with 1:54.5, under the existing standard.
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Gary
Agaist Bellamine
Wayne Moore
Yale
Cowboys Rally In Eighth For Big League Showdown
The Cowboys beat Livermore 61 in eight innings at Manuel to stay in the DVAL-Hast Spring division race. Ron Muel tripled and scored on Larry Howard's sacrifice fly as the seventh inning error sent the game to extra. Swett worked deep, with Swett and Lib contributing, while Martinez and the Bulldogs battled in an extended contest ahead of next Tuesday's clash for league leadership.
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John Swet
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Cougars
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Huskies Pace SCVAL Varsity Track Trials
Washington High led the Santa Clara Valley League qualifiers with 26 points and second in Class B. The Husky varsity qualifiers included Ike Mantellano and Rich Facret, with Larry Guilford of Santa Clara setting two meet records in the 120 highs and 220 barriers. The five team race featured Washington Fremont Los Altos Camden and Santa Clara, with strong showings from Fremont Campbell Sunnyvale and others.
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Fremont High
Jim Spevatt
Huskies
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Los Altos
Camber
Saveta Clara
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James Dick
Los Gatos
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Samuel Ayer
Bucksee
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Bull Wiegel Iman
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Tindson
Craig Weeks
Larry Spanner
Eddie Limon
Arias
Dave Nickal
Bill Nickel
Gonzales
Matlos
Dave Hawkins
Ben Underwood
House OKs Funds For Olympic Arena at Squaw Valley
The House Appropriations Committee approved 34.5 million dollars in federal funds to build the Olympic arena at Squaw Valley for the 1960 Winter Games. It required the Defense Department to use already-authorized 3.5 million and demanded a Forest Service lease with the state, plus a return of a reasonable portion of income from park operations after the Olympics.
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Squaw Valley
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Forest Service
Charles Bout Collapse After Opponent Cancels
In Cincinnati Ohio former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles faced a setback when a scheduled comeback bout fell through after manager Tom Tannas called to cancel. Trainer Herschel Joiner said no replacement was secured and Charles will keep training daily.
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Ohio
Ezzard Charles
Herschel Joiner
Tom Tannas
Tannas
Arnold, Pa
Charles
Charles Willl
Dons Outlast Albany in Extra Innings 10-7
Amador Dons win their third straight by beating Albany 10-7 in nine innings. Amador, 7-0 lead vanishes as Albany ties late. Shanks earns the win with key reliever Hal Shanks. Reliever Hal Sinclair charged with Albany’s lone run off Livermore in the earlier sequence.
Kentucky Derby legends and records told in a breath
New York sports round up notes Derbys long history with stallions, mares, and trainers. Arcaro rides Avcaro race day as Derby favorite while noting past dynasties and the event’s Cavalry Charge memory. Details of winners by year, colors, and origins pepper the piece.
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Dearless Freley
Legane
Wes
Laast
Saul
Willy Wveaker Sexe
Regret
Sieht
Kentucky
Copnees
Tennnessee
Texas
New Jersey
California
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Missouri
Ohio
Virginia
Kansas
Florida
Omar Khayyam
Edtie Arcaro
J. Holdiz
Devil ‘Diver
Cubs Rally Nips Braves with Crowe Big Night
Avila and Crowe spark a Cubs rally as they stun the Braves. Billy Lees loses his third straight for Baltimore. Turley surrenders his first run but fans 10 in a strong start. Kubek. Pascual and Skowron contribute for the Yankees in a split game. Crowe’s deletions pace Cincinnati. Cubs win after a seven-run surge in the seventh, bolstered by Bolger’s three-run homer.
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Billy Lees
Baltimore
Turley
Twa
Bob Cerv
Athletics
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Pascual
Becquey
Bridges
White Sox
Fascital
Walter Jaimson
Sisler
Tiger
Gene Conley
Don Elston
Cub
Crowe
Redlegs
Brooks Lawrence
Hal Jeffcoat
Cincinnati
Sam Jones
Cardinals
Clem Labine
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Don Zimmer
Los Angeles
Giardello Calhoun Bout Builds Hype At Cow Palace
In San Francisco the GIardello Calhoun middleweight bout nears with two days until a scheduled 10 round clash at the Cow Palace. Giardello and Calhoun spark steady interest after their first lively meeting won by Giardello in Cleveland. Main event set for 9 45 p.m. Monday tickets through the San Francisco Boxing Club with tiers of 5 0 0 0 and 2 50 prices.
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Tine
Joey Giardello
Rory Calhoun
Cow Palace
Axis
Ehough
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Cleveland
Calhoun
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Ben Francisco
Bears Shell Tribe Ace Split Twinbill in Berkeley
In Berkeley Stanford and California split a baseball twin bill. Stanford won the opener 6-1 after a 1-1 tie through 13 innings, with five runs in the 14th. In the second game California defeated Stanford 6-3, knocking out star pitcher Bob Leopold in the fifth after Charley Thompson doubled in. Tom Palma balked for California. The Bears halted Stanford’s string of strong pitching.
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Stanford
California
Bob Leopold
Charley Thompson
Tom Palma
Beth Tally
Leopold
Bruins Blanked by LOS ANGELES JR USC Triumph
UCLA was shut out 3 0 as LOS ANGELES JR USC dominated with steady pitching by Bill Thom leading a California Intercollegiate Baseball Assn victory over UCLA.
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LOS Angeles JR
USC
UCLA
Bill Thom
Fishermen boast big stripers and strong catfish action at bay harbors
Ralph Stevens reports hotels and residents near Castro Valley celebrate a quartet of stripers near six and a half pounds taken from Desirella's Harbor at Bethel Island. Fred Desirella notes Santa Clara Shoals yielding most stripers with Venice Island and Prisoner's Point in the San Joaquin also producing. Kathy Howard aboard Privateer No 2 fishes Farralone Islands for sockeye rockfish, landing two fish at once including a red snapper and ling cod while securing rockfish limits.
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Desirella
Bethel Island Harbor
Fred Desirella
Santa Clara
False River
Venice Island
Prisoner's Point
San Joaquin
Fred
Hayward
Iseal
Kathy Howard
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Nemis
Tide Tables Sunday May 4 High and Low Times
Periodic tide timetable lists high and low tides for Sunday May 4 with times around 6:03 and 7:06 and related low tides. Mentions May 5 high and low estimates with additional figures and locations.
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Ports Take Over State Loop Lead
Brockton held top spot in the California League as Fresno lost 33 to Bakersfield and the Ports beat Salinas 3 2. The Giants, in a first place deadlock with Stockton, had six hits off Bakersfield pitcher Dick Hoitell to fall to 5 5. Stockton routed the Packers, Lefty Joe Lains striking out nine. Visalia slugged Reno 12 3, and Modesto beat San Jose 42 to climb into a three way tie for third.
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Stockton
Dick Hoitell
Packers
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Small Boat Act Rapped in Congress Clash
Washington reports Rep Graham Ay Barden denounced the Small Boat Safety Act as nuisance legislation aimed at forcing 7 million boat owners to register. The measure, backed by Herbert C Bonner, would require registration for powered small boats, empower Coast Guard oversight, and allocate funds for offices and boarding teams, but faced strong opposition and stalled in the House Rules Committee.
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Snead Golf School Backspin Tips
Instruction notes from Sam Snead on maintaining a straight left side and square clubface through follow through to maximize backspin. Emphasizes keeping the right hand behind the shaft and wrists steady to prevent loss of backspin. Readers can request Snead's monograph by mail with a stamped return envelope.
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Sam Snead
The
Daily Review
Jenn F. Dile
Peter Pan Search in Want Ads Sparks Heartbreak
A playful plea from a reader seeks Tinker Bell in Washington Township Want Ads. The note urges calling a listed telephone number in the Last and Found column to locate the fast sprite referenced as Peter Pan.
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Tinker Bell
Washington Township
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