Ramos No Hitter Lifts Pirates Toward SACAL Lead
San Leandro rode Ramos no hitter and four RBI by Ramos to a 7-2 victory over Arroyo, moving the Pirates into first in the Southern ACAL. Smith faces Encinal tomorrow for a potential clincher as San Leandro rests its ace. Castro Valley beat Encinal 2-0 yesterday. Hayward plays Arroyo. Castro Valley hosts San Lorenzo.
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Martinez TKO's Savoie in Tuneup
In Boston Vince Martinez delivered a sharp TKO over Armand Savoie in the seventh round at Mechanics Building. The Paterson, New Jersey native weighed 148¼ pounds to Savoie’s 148¾ as he builds toward a welterweight title shot against Virgil Akins in St. Louis next month.
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Goodell Hurls C.V. to Third Straight Win
Castro Valley aims to join Encinal in a tight ACAL race as Steve Goodell leads a strong Spartan effort on the mound. Modrell may get the start against San Lorenzo after Goodell saved a win with 12 strikeouts, keeping CV atop the league contention.
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Valdes Summerlin Bout Set For May 24 In Detroit
Valdes and Summerlin have formally signed for an open air heavyweight bout May 24 at the State Fairgrounds in Detroit. Promoter says the winner could force a championship elimination, while fans expect Floyd Patterson to be booked against the victor.
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WUHS Spikers Still Hopeful
WUHS Huskies advance through Santa Clara Valley League semifinals at Fremont High with 12 qualifiers from 25 entrants. Ron Baeret and Grady Hudson each qualified twice, while Jesse Montellano Eddie Simon Bill Nickel Dave Hawkins and Steve Barnett earned spots. Washington relay team also qualified, though Armand Mattos was disqualified after winning his mile. Five more runners qualified for Friday class B finals.
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Sobrero Pitches Broncs Into First Lead in WCAC
Santa Clara University baseball led the West Coast Athletic Conference with a 6-1 victory over San Jose State behind four hit pitching by Frank Sobrero. Santa Clara improved to 4-1 in WCAC with one game remaining as Bob Chinshio drove in two doubles.
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B U Plans Razing of Braves Field as Part of Renewal
Boston University estimates four million dollars to demolish the old Braves Field and build permanent stands for football and other sports as part of a sixty million dollar campus development plan led by athletic director Vic Stout.
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NACAL No-Hitter Showcases Top Contenders
Northern ACSL secured its first no-hitter as Jim Hemphill of Berkeley blanked DeAnza and the Jackets, leading the league. Ted Jarvis pitched a four hit shutout for El Cerrito defeating Alameida 5 0, while Ells edged Richmond 4 2 to stay in pace with B C.
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Huskies rout Fremont in 15-2 SCVAL victory
Washington, led by Joe Bede on the mound and Dale Geven with a grand slam, exploded for 12 first inning runs and coasted to a 15-2 win over Fremont. Four Huskies pitchers combined with 16 batters left on base and hits from Jesse Ramirez, Hiro Kurotori, and Libby Knight highlighted the lopsided SCVAL clash.
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Red Sox Game With Chicago Washed Out
The Boston Red Sox called off today's game with Chicago due to rain and wet grounds.
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Rebels Rally To 113 Rout Castro Valley Spartans
Big first frame powers the Rebels to a 113 rout of Castro Valley in SACAL play. Coach Roy Parker's team remains in the hunt for the league crown, needing another win against Castro Valley tomorrow to finish strong. Butch will start on the mound for the Rebels.
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Giants Rally Past Pirates in Seven Run Crew
San Francisco’s 19 year old pitcher led a 7-0 victory over Pittsburgh as Cepeda and Seeley powered a multi-run outburst. Harrelson and Seeley delivered key hits while Bonacci and Hayward provided support, with Antonelli-challenged bullpen holding Pirates to three hits through seven frames. Attendance reached 10,859 as San Francisco extended league lead.
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Rookie Jim Davenport Shines For Giants In Spring Debut
A rookie third baseman from Alabama, Jim Davenport, shows intense focus at practice and quickly proves his glove and bat worth. He bounces back from a minor ankle setback, impressing manager Bill Rigney with a hot streak, while Lefty O’Doul calls him a manager’s asset. Davenport recalls Sun Bowl victories and aims to finish college soon.
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Pirates Sell Smith to Cubs
SAN FRANCISCO The Pittsburgh Pirates traded utility man Paul Smith to the Chicago Cubs for a $20,000 waiver price to trim the roster ahead of the May 15 deadline. Smith, 27, appeared in 81 games last season with a .293 average, split between outfield and first base, and previously hit .283 in 111 games for Pittsburgh in 1983.
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Yankees Postponed as Rain Halts Cleveland Game
New York Yankees rain out for the eighth straight home game when the afternoon matchup with the Cleveland Indians was postponed.
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San Leandro JV edge Arroyo in extra innings win
San Leandro junior varsity stayed atop the ACAL JV chase with a late winning run against Arroyo. Jerry Soule drove in the decisive run, and Ray Hirschman scored the go ahead run for Castro Valley in a narrow extra inning victory over Encinal at the Airport diamond.
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Texas League Scores From Local Standings
San Antonio beat Fort Worth 2 1. Tulsa defeated Carsus Christi 4 to 3. Austin romped Victoria 18 to 0 while Houston topped Victoria 5 to 0 and Dallas beat an unlisted opponent 4 to 0.
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Sam Snead Golf School Tips For Windy Days
The pamphlet advises golfers on wind discipline with points on stance weight, fore swing, and short hacks. Readers can obtain a copy by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Sam Snead at Sam Snead, care of the Hayward Daily View.
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Driggs Tops Hol-Hi Golf in Rain-Delayed Webb Tourney
Driggs won the Holi Golf Club March tournament at Diablo Country Club after rain delays finishing Sunday. Roy Cravelis was second at 74-110, Harry Cadwalder shot 83-43-693 and Bob Bryntz tied for first with 35 18-69. Playoffs occur May 18 at Alameda. Wes Hammock led the second flight with 90-2268, Ed Sheehan 99-2378. Thunder mite trophy went to Jim Piach. Awards dinner set for next Tuesday at Kopper Korner in Hayward.
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Barber Jacobs Pace State Proam Prelim Round
Santa Maria California. The state proamateur tournament enters day two with the latter half of entrants seeking to beat 665 for the title. Jerry Barber of Los Angeles and Tommy Jacobs of White Plains led the first half with sub par 63s, Barber shooting 64 in a dramatic round at Santa Maria Country Club before a two stroke penalty on the 12th hole. The proam is a prelude to the California Late Open championship.
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