Alameda track meet yields records as Encinal dominates
At UC Berkeley's Edwards Stadium ACAL meet, Encinal wins the B division with 53 points and Berkeley defends varsity title at 45. Maurice Williams leads record sprints and the Jets claim multiple marks including the 440 relay. Keith Yagi of San Leandro competes in the record fest amid strong showings from Hayward and San Lorenzo.
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Ron Eastwood
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Rich Barry
Edward's Stadium
Berkeley
Hayward
Encinal
Steve Rubiolo
Klint Johnson
Alameda County Athletic League
Eawarde Stadium
Jan Ample
Richmond
San Lorenszo
Sacal Champien ‘Leandro
Farmers
Lorenzo
Leandro
Bill Kellsstar
Castro ‘Valley
Arroyo S
Pirate
Aith
South County
San Leandra
Keith Yagi
Jets
Maurice Williams
Yrai
Willams
James Carter
Tencinal
John Fekete
Mary Griebrak
Mary
Flisian Sets Pace in Trials At Indianapolis
In near ideal weather Ed Flisian of California led practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a lap near 146 mph, approaching Pat Flaherty’s 1956 record. Other drivers including Jimmy Bryan, Pat OConnor, and Jimmy Reece posted 140 mph plus speeds as speculation mounted on possible 140 mph qualifying times for the time trials.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ed Bilsian
Cailard Calif
John Zink
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Elisian
Pat O'Connor
North Vernon Ind
Jimmy Reece
Polis
Tony Bettenhauser
Tinley Fark
Jonnny Boyd
Alt. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Local Sports Card: Golf Bowling Busy Weekend Events
Saturday listings show A M Peo Golf and Sports Club events with a 10:00 bowling block and 18th day championship bowling. Fro golf and additional activities populate the schedule with numbers and times.
Distance Medley at Fresno Track Carnival Opens West Coast Relays
The Pacific Coast Big Meet known as the West Coast Relays opens with top distance medley and field events. Star athletes Don Bowden and Norm Light head strong fields in mile and vault while Parry O'Brien and Bill Nelder push for 60 foot shot put marks. Southern California seeks its 13th team title as multifaceted events draw 1150 athletes from junior to AAU levels.
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Fresnop
Wack
Flex Sesson
West Coast
Don Bowden
California
Norm Liegd
Stanford
Gail Hodgson
Oklahoma
Bob Sheckland
USC
Ty Hadley
Occidental
O'Brien VS. Nieder
Bob Gutowski
George Rouhanis
Souther Calfornia
Parry O'Brien
Bill Nelder
Charley’ Duman
AAU
iColselim
Los Angeles
Sarkeley
Modesto
Compton
AAL
Beerfield
Rateline
Troy
Southern California
Gutming
Mike Agosini
Fresno State
Buc
Ray Nortow
San Jose State
Dave Gibb
Hons
Wilbert White
Galloraia
Patton
Mays Regains HR Touch in Giants Win
Willie Mays homered twice driving in five runs as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers. Monzani earned the win for San Francisco while Don Drysdale was set to face Johnny Antonelli in the following game. The Dodgers fell to 1-5 in the series.
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San Francisco
Wille Mays
San Ieancisco Giants
Los Angeles
Anderé Secan
Tahnny Podres
Mackages
Bill Rigney- Podres
Ruben Gomez
Drysdale
Antonells
Dodgers
Wait Alston
Don Drysdale
Rigney
Johnny Artonelli
Fale
J.arm
Rays
Maysi
Willig
New York
Jim Tavengert
Harter
Jelt Field Pavilion
Daverport
Daryl Spencer
Jeft Centerield
Gino Cusli
Mays
Raihmon
Monzani
McDevitt
Danny McDevitt
Sever
Swortt
Sifer
Giants
Fdonzarit
Prigney
Ramon
John Roseboro
Manezant
Cimolis
Willie
Hen
Monzant
Doc Demeteroha
Grounder
Fanning
Gill Hedges
Los Angeles Dodgers
Darryl Spencer
Hank Sauer
United Press
How They Stand National League and American League standings
The standings show Milwaukee leading the National League with 13 wins and 0.850, followed by Giants and Chicago with mixed records. In the American League, New York leads at 7 in the win column, with Washington, Kansas City, Cleveland, and Baltimore trailing as the season progresses. Yesterday’s scores highlight Pittsburgh’s win and several interleague matchups. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at San Francisco, and Chicago at Milwaukee, with pitchers listed for several matchups.
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Milwaukee
Giants
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Law
Cinemnath
Muwarkes
Haddix
Va. Butt
I Ghisiga
Lane
Beowran
Burwell
Los Angeles
al San Franchco
Podreg
Va. Gomez
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Roston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chienga
Boston
Ballmore
Eireit
Hanses City
Kemanover
Ve. Forel
Yoctan
Arewer
Hatsprian
Eanes City
Derenit—Torry
Monts
Claveland
Ghicaga — Forsares
Donavar
Hayward Nine Prepares For Second Win at Bushrod Park
Hayward semipro team resumes Northern California tourney push facing Mitche Paints tomorrow at 2 p.m. on Bushrod’s No. 2 diamond. Sal Branco will start after a strong arc of games, with Roger Lee Grande set to back him. lineup includes Duey, Harris, Hentze, Hezelhofer, Murdoch, Incentes, Spangenberg, and Bouchillier as catcher.
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Darland
San Leandro
Sal Branco
Haywards Western Tift
Mitche' Paints
Bushrod
Naval, Air Station
Ransome Co
Richmond Sters
California
Ain Pittsburg
Branco
Roger Lee
al Bapiste
Dick Duey
Percy Harris
Gordy Hentze
Gary Hezelhofer
Jesse Murdoch
Carroll Lee Incentes
Harold Spangenberg
Phil Bouchillier
Round Table Aims for Million Dollar Caliente Handicap
Agua Caliente Mexico round table hopes to push earnings past one million dollars in the $50,000 added Caliente handicap. The 126 pound top weight horse will concede 18 to 25 pounds to rivals over the mile as he seeks the win in the Mexican race.
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Mex
Tns
Round Table
Nervous rookie Albie Pearson wows New York crowds
Washington outfielder Albie Pearson, rookie for the Washington club, describes feeling nervous at Yankee Stadium and in New York as his .230 batting average leads the team. He recalls his first subway ride, concerns about fielding, and his nickname The Midget while adjusting to the big city and Center Field role.
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New York
Abie Pearson
Washington
Fig Keeés
Thasn
Pearson
Yankee Stadium
Subway
Albio
Mickey Mantle
Albie
Deceuss
Ted Williams
Boston
Quirz
Pop Pearson
Cardinals snap seven game skid in 3-2 win over Cubs
Stan Musial and teammates rally to halt a seven game losing streak as Sam Jones wins first home game for St Louis. Ortiz impresses in a unanimous 11 round decision over Lopes on national TV, with Ortiz mounting late offense to seal the 3-2 victory.
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Hollywood
Stan
Davids Ortiz
St. Louis Cardinals
Vanguard
Vittory
Chisouri
Tany Cage
Sgrieee Ens
Cere
Bala
Milwauksé
Alee
Cubs
Pustake
Ateegl
Jo Foe
Joe Brown
Stan Musial
Pani
Tan
Ferpusol
Fops
Bobby
Scanion
Paalle
Jimmy Grow
Sam Jon@s
Busch Stadium
Sam Taylor
Ortiz
Sacramento
Calif
Lopes
Jookmard
Crisp
Exxiy
Charlie Randolph
Grtz
Randolph
George Latha
Jimmy Wilson
U S Team Lands Russian Cage Fans
The United States Amateur Basketball team returned from a six game tour of Russia with wins in all games. In the final at Leningrad the Americans scored 101 to 38 as Babbleangerard made two free throws after a late miss by Womble. Coach Warren Womble praised the Soviet audience and noted 300 Soviet coaches and officials asked questions about basketball for three hours.
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New York
United States
Warren Worihle
Leningrad
Bab Pleangerard
Womble
Jeangerard
Russia
Cyow
Kid Scorpion Wins GGF Feature Race
Kid Scorpion captured the Golden Gate Fields feature going six furlongs for three year olds by a neck. Roman Incense finished second and National Flyer placed third as the longshot posted 320.50 to win. Mel Lewis rode the winner, marking his second consecutive victory.
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Augany
Kid Scorpion
Martinez
Golden Gate Fields
Roman Incense
National Flyer
Hendling
Mel Lewis
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Yagi
Flisian
Iz 2
Gamez
LOS Angeles Giants
Gilliera
Davnoriie
Waalkore
Dlo
Conniich
Rosebroc
Monzanto
Mepovitto
Alarker
Shereve
Keon
BNI
Nearay
Snider
Bauehielt
E—Poppes
Crasgn
Schmidt
Los Anges
Sauncer
Gilliam
Kirkland
Pivennort
Restoro
Hr—Mays
Sherry
Sauer
Willie Mays
Brown
U.S
GGF
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