Rebels Lose Narrow Note in Hayward Tilt
Hayward guests overcame Farmers 7 4 as Don Clausen clinched his first varsity league win. Massie injures, ambulance called, tense play with base running and protests lingering after a collision near the bag. Richmond Oilers tie for first with Gauchos following a 7 0 4 win over Alameda Burke.
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San Lomezo
Don Clausen
L — Dhulso
Yarmers
Loupuey Landings
Richmond
Oilers
BLC
Gauchos
Alameda
Burke
Hitler
Rebels' Revenge Challenges San Lorenzo at Home
In a see-saw baseball game, San Lorenzo edges San Lorenzo Rebels 4 3 after a late scoring burst. Key moments include Massie and Melutyes drives for San Lorenzo, and Foreman home runs for the Rebels. Don Clauzen and Don Lane contribute late RBIs, while clutch defense and errors shape the tense finish on Rebel territory.
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San Lorenzo
Farmers Battlegrounds
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San Lorenay
Melutyes
Brielwond
Grove
Foreman
See-Saw
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Clausen
Leonard Belson
Kelson
Hayward
Thornley
Cain
Noouim
Belyan
Durran
Depple
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Homme
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Rauer
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Sine Hayward
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Don Claucen
Chuck Keaton
Nich Aitter
Gene Martin
Loron Ashley
Martin
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Jol
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Chansen
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Reds
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piPatriek
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Rownmans
Les Pavanewan
Vane Diane Ruts
Stolen Brees
Weber
Area Softball Openers Highlights Mixed Results
Area softball openers featured Mel and Rudy Clothiers blanking BMTG 5 1 and Y M I blanking the National Guard 5 1. Dahlstrom's and Carnation beat Grimshaw's Nursery 8 4 while Native Sons defeated the BMTS 6 5. Wenzel led with three straight hits but Dahlstrom's prevailed.
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Mel Ghd
Rudy Clothiers
Hayward Area
Bret Harte
Jim Everidge
National Guard
Neval
Calistrom’s
Carnation Co
Grimshaw
Vea
Mendonca
Gomez
Brmveie Carrion
Francis
Vic Carrion
Gonsalves
Jone
Scott Ferris
Wenzel
Native Sons
Beaves
Dahlstrom
Paul Salviero
Smith
Jin Burelta
Dunle
Thomas
Gahagan
Duarte
Silverin
Foster
Y.M.L
Fields
Salviero
Leonard
Wiser
Zaballos
Salinero
Carnation
Jackie Pimente
Whiffs
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Ord
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Heras Jones
Weavir
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Merind Hudy
oMamene
Leon Ty
Oman
Ahita
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Usat Walson
Perryad
Garcial
sureLian
Armudronget
Aed Af Dahlstrom
Garnation Co
Orlinshaws Nurser
Monz
Salthae
Pimentelo
Sivan Valuensel
Thasas
Hiarler
Beford
Willamiat Veenait
WA Carnation Co
Whaw
Nureorg
Oaks Eye Pennant After Blasting LA Relays Open in Fresno
Fresno hosts the Pacific Coast Relays opening its sixth renewal with an all star field led by Mel Richards Von Cooper and Bob Mathias. World record attempts loom in medley relay discus and pole vault as top athletes from USC Oklahoma California Stanford and others compete under warm calm conditions. USC aims to reclaim the open inter collegiate team title. no official service team points.
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Bob Methias
Great
Tackbourne
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California
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Southern California
Uhre
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Holsa
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Dick Doyle
Mathias
Bill Albans
Gay A ‘An
Bob Young
Neville Rice
Bob Richards
Don Cooper
Wurmedam
George Mattos
Walt Jensen
Whm
Meek
J. Flint Manner
Jeneugh
Helsinki
Hanner
Jorgensen's fifth inning homer seals opening win for Acorns
Bob Law notes Johnny Jorgensen belted a titled homer in the fifth inning to back a strong Oakland start. Reliever John Van Cuyk preserved the lead as Oakland defeated Los Angeles 4 to 3 in the opener, with Hal Gregg suffering a scoreless string ended by the homer.
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Oakland Acorns
San Diego Padres
Acorns
Los Angeles
Hal Gregg
Johnny Jorgensen
John van Cuyk
Mel Ott
Lpper
Day Ragi
Ed Chandler
Livyud Hittle
Seraph Bill Maison
Finihe Uingers
Timely
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Bill Ayers
L. A
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van Coyle
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Ed Lavigne
Eethei
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Max West
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Tookie Gailbert
Zick
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Anwersur
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Weal
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Bamgdis
Gahristprit
Tappes
Domamoed
UC Berkeley Swim Meet Opens With Time Trials
Northern California swimming championships began at Sam for 10 prep teams including ACAL entries as time trials started amid brisk early season action.
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Berkeley
University of California
Sam
Farmers Qualify 3 In Coast Track Meet
Three Hayward area runners qualified for the Berkeley dress rehearsal after the North Coast track meet in Concord. Parnell of Alameda and Lane of Piedmont led the mile with Lane returning from an earlier injury. Alameda’s Herb Turner set new 100 yard and 220 yard records as Berkeley and others posted final tallies.
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el Cerrity
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Maynard
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Pred Lane
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Acalanes
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San Ramon Py
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Mt. Bintlo
PCC Playoff Set For May In Los Angeles
The PCC playoff game is scheduled for May 30 to May 41 in Los Angeles. The Northern division representative PCC Commissioner Victor QO Schmitt announced today.
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Los Angeles
PCC
Victor QO. Schmitt
Hitless Solons Fail To Solve Padres Pitching
In San Francisco the Solons were held hitless in critical moments as the San Diego Padres edged Sacramento 2 1. Guy Fletcher pitched the Padres to victory while errors and misplays during a key ninth inning helped push the winning run home. Also Hollywood beat San Francisco 3 0 and Seattle defeated Portland 4 3. Pinky Woods started slowly for Portland but settled in, while Pete Parick sparked Seattle with a three base hit to drive in the decisive run.
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Pete Pariick
Paul Calvert
Kay Chariton
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White Sox win longest extra inning tilt behind Dorish
Dorish hurled 84 innings of relief over two long games, earning a 8 to 6 win in 16 innings as Chicago edged Detroit. He then topped the Browns 7 to 4 in 14 innings, continuing a string of strong extra inning performances.
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Intent Favored At Albany Today
Albany Calif horse race notes favor Intent as top money winner with 193,850 already salled away set for the 56,000 Cold and Gale Fields Handicap. Jockey John Longden to ride Intent at 126 pounds over a mile and a quarter. Lights Up ridden by Ralph Neves and Sturdy One with Mel Peterson also attract strong backing.
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Leday
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Arizona State College Placed On One Year Probation
The Border Conference executive committee in Tempe has placed Arizona State College on probation for one year for using ineligible players on the 1961 grid team. The action, taken after a five hour meeting, will not affect school participation in intercollegiate sports and follows a recommendation by conference athletic directors and coaches.
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Ale” Theuith Jasher
Smnou
Deer starvation toll cited by California official
California conservation official told the Fish and Game Commission that about 5000 deer died from starvation during the severe winter in the northern extreme of the state. James Stokes said supplemental feeding harmed more than helped and that deer counts in Devil's Garden, Tule Lake district, reached 2429 on 36 575 acres, with total toll likely to double after snow melts. The panel set hearings on anterless deer seasons for several counties and discussed pheasant stock policy with reduced releases to boost hunting success.
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California Fish and Game Commission
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Bureau of Game Conservation
Stokes
Fish and Game Commissioners
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Tule
Lake District
Macdoe County
Alluvas
Susanville
Las Craity
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