San Lorenzo hosts Alameda as ACAL action resumes
San Lorenzo's winless squad travels to face Alameda as the ACAL schedule resumes. Senior Bob Barrow starts for the Lorenzos while Alameda inked Bob Hashimoto or Angelo Perata on the mound. Rebel hitters struggle above .200 as Alameda bats spark an 11 to 8 victory and tighten the league race.
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AL Fischer
SAN Lorenzo
Alameda Hornets
Tound Pley
Renzo Lears
Bob Barrow
San ' S
Lorenzo
Barrow
el Cerrito
Portsider
Alameda
Bob Hashimoto
Angelo Perata
Lorenzans
Hornets
Rebel
Ray Parker
Butch Warmington
Mel Montalbo
Montalbo
Steve Pechero
Nick Wolk
Warmington
Goodell Fans 15, Hurls Dons To 4-1 Victory
Arroyo High pitcher Steve Woodell held De Anza to four hits and earned his fourth win as Goodell struck out 16 across seven innings to set a new Arroyo high strikeout mark. The Dons scored three runs in the sixth on an error, a walk, a hit batter and two singles to pull away after a 1-1 tie through two innings. Keppel took the loss for De Anza, going the distance with six walks and four strikeouts. Arroyo improves to 5-4. De Anza remains in the middle of the pack.
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Dennis Herbert
Richmond
Arroyo
Steve Woodell
Goodell
Roland Keppel
Keppel
Auroyo
de Anza
Innnings
de ‘Anza
Dons
Bob Nglebretson
Kent Lesher
Ells
Castlemont Junior Varsity
DelAnza
Agroyo
Anz
I Keppel
Goodelp
Pirates Knights In Vital Dual Swim Meet Preview
Pirates and Knights clash in a key ACAL dual that could decide San Leandro’s title chances as Castlemont visits. Gauchos of El Cerrito aim to reclaim the conference lead after last year’s top finish, with McAuley and Aldrich delivering a 8 1 win in a recent meet.
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Pirate
Castlemont Steam
San Leandro
Cerrito
el Cerrito
Gauchos
Oal
Ichamp
Castlemont
Berkeley
Hayward
Richmond
Alameda
TLOOT
Encinal EL Cerrito
Vis. McAuley
Aldrich
Zeiss
Berkeley Tit Washed Out Restated Today
California's unpredictable weather hampered Hayward high's baseball squad as a rainout halted the scheduled home game with Berkeley Yellowjackets on Hanlon field. Denny Stillman was set to start against Berkeley's Dave Brudney, with a possible 3:15 reschedule depending on sun and field conditions. Tomorrow Hayward hosts Richmond Oilers as Leupold considers multiple pitching options. Shortstop Ron Zaballos is out, and Gonzales moves to fill in. Don Bifano remains sidelined by an eye injury.
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Gary
Arlington
California
Hayward High
Berkeley
Hanlon Field
George Wilson
Ed Leupold
Leupold
Denny Stillman
Dave Brudney
Richmond Oilers
Han Jon
Glenn Strutz
Wage Turner
Rich Single
Oiler
Bob Lawrey
Ron Bise
Hayward
Richmongers
Oilers
Lawrey
Ron’ Zaballos
Leopold
Zaballos
Gonzales
Don Bifano
SCVAL track trials delayed by weather in Los Gatos
The SCVAL track trials were rained out yesterday afternoon and postponed until the weather clears, with Husky Track Coach Jim Sperou sending his squads, including five school record holders, to the trials in high hopes for the lightweights and a possible North Cast Section finish next week. The meet was postponed until further notice.
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Washington
Husky
Jim “Sparou
Sperou
Boxing Title Bout for Bob Baker vs Johnny Holman
Boxing card lists Bob Baker challenging Johnny Holman with Chan for 7.84S wrestling results noted on Chan.32, indicating broadcast items and matchups in the TV sports log.
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TV Sports Logiday
Bob Baker
Johnny
Holman
Chan
Fremont Spoils Oakland Blowout Leads OAL Race Shakeup
Fremont upset Oakland 8 to 0 as San Leandro prepared to visit Friday while Jim Johnston adds 31 records and four remaining games loom before the season’s final stretch. Vata Pinson endured rough treatment as Roy Berryhill hit a grand slam for Fremont in the first inning.
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Fremont
San Leandro
Jim Johnston
Mack
Vata Pinson
Tigers
Roy Berryhill
Bob Garcia
Tony Fernandez
McClymonds
Fernandez
Garcia
Tech Trackmen Top Bucs 77 to 27 in rain shortened meet
SAN LEANDRO The rescheduled track meet between Saa Leandro and Oakland Tech produced a 77 to 27 Tech win despite wet conditions. Roger Mietz led San Leandro with the lone first place in the shot put, while Tech dominated events including relays and sprints with several athletes scoring across multiple disciplines.
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Saa ‘Leandro
Oakland Tech
Bulldogs
Hessels
Roger Mietz
Hurdies-Perry
Bridges
Hararson
Perry
Pender
Harasser
Bao Sveisgaara
Arquides
Weaver
Tech
Self
Barnet Isa
Hatchett
Fis
Jackson
Bright
Haterett
Welze
Wieiz
McFarland
Wilson
Huskies Host Fremont Nine in SCVAL Baseball Tilt
CENTERVILLE Washington Huskies meet Fremont Indians in a 3:30 pm SCVAL baseball clash. Coach Joe Spiro aims for weather to clear. victory could lift Washington to second in final league standings. Starting pitcher Tino Ranger and catcher Tony Chivers anchor a seasoned infield with Hernandez Marin Santos and Kurotori. Outfielders include Payton Waters Swarts.
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Centerville
Washington Huskies
Joe Spiro
Washington
Indians
Spino
Tino Ranger
Tony Chivers
Arnold Hernandez
Bob Marin
Eddie Santos
Hiro
Kurotori
Gary Payton
Bill Waters
Monte Swarts
Larry Reese
Lopes
Baker Faces Holman In TV Bout For Heavyweight Elimination
Elimination round opens with Baker and Holman in a 12 round televised heavyweight bout at the Miami Beach auditorium. Baker, 8-5 favorite, seeks to advance toward Rocky Marciano's successor while Holman touts speed and power in a bid to derail the Pittsburgh challenger.
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Bob Baker
John Holman
Miami Beach Auditorium
Kgo-Tv
Rocky Marciano
T_ Baker
Holman
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Hell
Tommy Hurricane
Jackson
H Holman
Joe Row-Ian
Bob Satterfield
Floyd Patterson
Crowd Forecast for Landy Run at Fresno Relays
Officials predicted a record Fresno crowd for the 3rd West Coast Relays as John Landy aimed to break another mark. About 18,000 expected, with sellouts in $1 seats. competition includes Mike Agostini of Fresno State and standout Bill Russell in high jump. Landy’s appearance headlines the event, the West’s oldest track carnival, wrapping with potential world-class performances.
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John Landy
Landy
Teaginner
Mike Agostini
Fresno State
Agostini
Bill Russell
Sandy
Los Angeles
Jim Bailey
Univer Isity
Oregon
Boxing Results From Holyoke and Phoenix Card
In Holyoke Mase reports Gerry Garcla of Jersey City defeated Jaunoinie Sid Barry of Raverson, N J at 170 pounds in a ten round bout. In Phoenix Vince Marinez of Paterson N J outpointed Goldstein of Los Angeles at 143 pounds.
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Holyoke
Mase
Gerry Garcla
Jersey City
Phoenix, Ariz
Vince Marinez
Paterson
Ee Goldstein
Los Angeles
Calif
How They Stand Coast and American Leagues Roundup
Snapshot of standings and pitcher matchups across the Coast and American leagues. Mentions San Diego, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Portland, Milwaukee, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, Baltimore, and other teams with fragmented game notes and pitcher choices for upcoming days.
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Seamie Rees Angeles
Hollywood
Zaln
Vancouver
Port
Depara Hoakina
Portland
Ernie Punkit
Way Rover
Llde
He Los Angela
New York
Clev
Boston
Chicago
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Kasaas
Detroit
Washington
Clavelent
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Larsen
Datrak ‘Walington Pig Saber
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Ktcago
Betton
Donovan Vac Poriardfeld
Kasane City
Baltimore
Aly Kellner
Wilson
Bears Ramseier Injured in Spring Drill at Memorial Stadium
Berkeley California remembered end Roger Ramseier was scheduled for examination at Spewell Hospital after injuring his arm in a spring football drill at Memorial Stadium. Ramseier, a top pass receiver, sat out the final three games of the 1935 season with a shoulder dislocation.
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California
Roger Ramseier
Spewell Hospital
Memorial Stadium
Ramseier
Bears
Spahn Shuts Out Pirates as Braves Lead NL
Warren Spahn pitched a five run shutout over the Pittsburgh Pirates, allowing three hits and striking out ten for Milwaukee. Del Crandall Joe Adcock and Bob Thomson homered to back Spahn as the Braves moved to within 16 games of 200 career wins and stayed atop the National League standings. The Yankees beat the Indians 4 3 in a seven inning first game while the White Sox and Red Sox also won.
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Germ
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Braves
St. Louis
Hob Friend
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Saska
del Crandall
Joe Adcock
Bobby Thomson
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Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Don Newcombe
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Washington
Charley Maxivell
Adcock
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Eddie
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Crandall
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Art Swanson
Roberts
Winnie Willard Schmidt
Larry “Jackson
Phils
Willie Mays
Giants
Redjdogs
Jim Hearn
Bob Thurman
Jearner
Elorde Beats Ross In Tense Oakland Bout
Lightweight contender Elorde of Stockton floored Ross of Oakland in round one but slipped to a 10 round decision as referee Johnnie Reno officiated amid boos from a 2600 crowd. The bout kept fans on edge with repeated separations and close scoring.
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Yuma Dominates Douglas In 35-6 Baseball Burst
In Arizona, Yuma crushed Douglas 35 to 6 after building a 26-0 lead. Yuma’s hitters piled up 21 hits as Beto Barbon drove in nine runs, Johnny Gutierrez reached base six times, and Douglas pitchers surrendered nine unearned runs. The visitors battled despite the lopsided score, while 790 fans watched the one-sided record overscroll.
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Ariz
Pall Fang
Yuma
Arizona-Mex
Chet Mitchell
Jim Camel
Beyo
Beto Barbon
Johnny Gui ‘Tierrez
Seals Edge Padres 5 4 in Controversial Umpire Battle
San Diego defeated San Francisco 5 4 in a disputed game as umpire Pat Orr ejected Wind Horn and Glen Wright, and a ninth inning call on Jim Mahoney sparked a dugout protest. San Francisco pitcher R G Smith struggled while Red Osborne moved to the mound for San Diego facing Dave Hoskins.
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San Franciscans
Pat Orr
Seals
Gordy Wind- Horn
Glen Wright
Jim Mahoney
Eddie Joost
Mahoney
Clarence Moore
Sne’ Cattie
Sal Taormina
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Bate
R. G. Smith
Padres
Dack Osborne
Dave Hoskins
Vancouver Newspaper Clash Ends Mountie Feud
Special to The Review reports Vancouver Mountie owner C. L. Laws in a public fight with the Vancouver Sun. Sun baseball writer George Debie resigned after a late night phone argument with Laws. The Sun also announced a boycott of the Mounties.
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Vancouver Mountie
C. L
Brick) Laws
Vancouver Sun
Sun
George Debie
Beat
Lawne
Oakland Oaks
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