Hayward B. swimming crown ends in dispute at Berkeley pool
The Berkeley Hayward high B team clinched the Alameda County Athletic League title with a fifth straight championship as Richmond, led by Bill Cull, edged Hayward for varsity honors amid a disputed medley relay decision. Individual leaders included Gary Kearney and Gary Heinrich with two firsts each. diving champ Tyler Butler posted 201.0 points.
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Tyler Butler
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Paul Senit
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Don Collins
Hayward Legion Nine gears up for 1955 season
Hayward American Legion Post 630 faces a tight eligibility edge as it fields a 1955 team from Hayward High and possibly Farmer varsity players. Mike Jones and Ed Leupold plan a May 15 practice game ahead of a June 2 league opener in the Southern Division of the 10th District with San Leandro Oakland Post 5 East Oakland and Alameda.
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Perkins Motors
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Semi-Pro Bay Counties opener two games set
The San Leandro Merchants and Michael's Jewelers of Fremont begin Bay Counties Athletic League semi pro baseball on foreign soil. Merchants meet Concord Cardinals at City Recreation Park in Concord at 2 p.m. while Alameda’s gem-setters face Lucky Lager at Washington Park for Cerebral Palsy benefit. Stan Perry starts for Jewelers. Vince Mungo may send Bill Nesbit for San Leandro.
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San Lorenzo High
Roy Parker
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Modesto
Prep Baseball and Track Postponed by Rain
Wet grounds forced postponements across the ACAL with San Leandro and McClymonds rescheduled for May 29. McClymonds leads at 4-0 while San Leandro sits 3-1, as Hayward, Encinal, Berkeley, and Richmond games shift to Monday. O'Dowd and Serra postpone ICAL playoff to Monday at San Leandro Park.
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Hamia Apologetic After Close Win Over Chestnut
Washington report details Hamia’s narrow 10 round decision over Chestnut by three points. The bout featured a third round knockdown scare that the referee ruled a slip with no knockdown counted. Hamia, favored at 241 pounds, expressed remorse for the margin while planning his world title bid.
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Cherit Famia
Chestnut
Hamia
Charles Reynolds
How They Stand Coast League Summary
Yesterday's results show Los Angeles and Vancouver each earning wins while San Francisco and Portland split. Series standings list Los Angeles trailing Vancouver, with San Diego and Hollywood also securing series wins. Today’s pitchers include Sacramento at San Francisco and San Diego at Hollywood with noted rosters.
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Sacramento
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Paroutno Ks
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Pate Mesa
Curt Bayer
Ancouver
Hy Cohen
Don Swanson
Cherie Ian ‘Cuyk
Charlie Locke
Bud Podbielas
Royce Link
Sports Log Recap and Schedule Snap
Fragmentary sports notes list wrestling and bowling results with scattered names and a Sacrament reference. Little coherent action is readable beyond brief event tags and channel listings.
Hogan Chases Young Leaders In Fort Worth Invite
Ben Hogan, playing his home course, trails two young leaders at the halfway mark of the Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth. Peter Thomson and Don Finsterwald, both 26, top a 54-player field with 141 total after two rounds, while Hogan sits one stroke back following a 72 on the tougher PGA Tour course.
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Bo Wininger
Oklahoma
Mathews Clutch Hit Sparks Braves in 3-2 Win Over Giants
Milwaukee moves to first with a 3-2 victory as Eddie Mathews delivers a 10th inning single scoring Johnny Logan. Manager Charlie Grimm credits Mathews for direct influence on three of six Braves wins this season. Cardinals explode for seven in sixth to down Dodgers 10-3. Rip Repulski homers for the Cards as Cincinnati edges Pittsburgh 4-3. Ernie Banks homers to lift Cubs past Phillies 2-1. White Sox tie Yankees for first with 5-2 win over Senators. Yankees topple KC 10-6. Orioles beat Indians 4-5-3 behind two costly passed balls and key hits.
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Ump Sears sues player over eye injury in Milwaukee
Former umpire John W Ziggy Sears sues player George Crowe for 46200 dollars, claiming negligence caused an eye injury during a game in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The suit filed yesterday cites past service in the PCL and major leagues as background to the claim.
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Ziggy) Sears
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PCC Delegates Grim as Violation Meeting Opens
In San Francisco a three day emergency PCC meeting opens with grim directors as officials review charges of rule violations by University of Washington and UCLA. A full report on alleged athletic slush funds and under the table payments is considered, with possible penalties including suspensions or fines. Decisions may be announced after Monday’s session or held to the May 2023 spring meeting in Victoria.
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Old Fighter Charlie White Loses Court Battle
In San Francisco 65-year-old former lightweight contender Charlie White was ruled mentally ill and committed to a state or Veterans hospital after his wife Elizabeth sought his commitment. A court psychiatrist called him border line psychotic while former rival Willie Ritchie testified in his defense.
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Skate Association Reviews Robertson Charges
The U.S. figure skating association met behind closed doors to consider whether star Ron Robertson demanded too much appearance money during a Europe trip. Robertson has turned professional, but the group will take the case under advisement. Mrs Virginia Bremer, assistant secretary, said no convention announcements would be made until tomorrow.
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Figure Skating Association
Ron Robertson
Europe
Robertson
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