Bucs Face Oakland Rebs In Richmond Baseball Tilt
San Lorenzo travels to Richmond to face the Oilers with Butch Warmington likely starting on the mound for the visitors and Mike Dolan to pitch for Richmond. The Rebels have struggled at the plate and in the field this season yet carry junior experience and several promising sophomores in Warmington and Steve Pachacco.
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Roy Parker
Butch Warmington
Mike Dolan
Jefly Boo Lawrey
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Ernie Sullivan
Nick Wolf
Ralph Pasquinelli
Roger Matuska
Bob Barrow
Encinal
Parker
Warmington
Mel Montelbo
Len Seeley
Norm Nesbit
Ron Barrow
Steve Pacheco
Landy Quits Mile After Two Sub Four Minutes Feats
John Landy plans to retire from the mile after the Olympic Games as he shifts focus to the 1500 and 3000 meters. He clocked 3:59.5 in Fresno and 3:58 on a fast track in another event, while Leamon King tied the world record in the 10 yard dash at a Fresno meet.
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Bill Russell
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Theta Chi
Jack Davis
USC
Navy
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Farmers Meet Strong Oiler Gaucho Nines
By Gary Arlington the Farmers face Richmond Oilers in a weather delayed make up at Hanlon Field. Hayward pitcher Denny Stillman was slated to start, with Dave Bruntley for Berkeley and Ed Leonold undecided on Hayward mound duties. Ozzie Stevenson leads with a .253 average, while Gary Enos boosts to .250 with a Encinal double. Thursday the Farmers meet first place El Cerrito Gauchos at El Cerrito.
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Hayward
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Ed Leonold
Haywaced
Flayward
Ozzie Stevenson
Encinal
Gary Enos
Baynard
el Cerrito Gauchos
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Heinrich Stars But Hayward Loses in NCS
In the 42nd NCS swim meet Acalanes won their first championship led by George Harrison who set a national interscholastic 150-yard medley mark and Corky Kiesel who tied the NCS 50-yard freestyle record. Hayward finished tied for third in varsity with 19 points as numerous records fell and 24 of 48 schools scored.
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Mike Zeller
Darrell Heintrich
Mike Devine
Bob Curtis
Paul Senft
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Dons Tomsic Aces 0.77 ERA in Huskies JV Preview
Arroyo Dons host Washington Husky junior varsity with Gary Tomsic named starter. He carries a 0.77 ERA across four outings, while Lynn Alexander leads Arroyo hitters at .423 and Steve Hope, Steve Pinney and Steve Goodell pace RBIs and pitching metrics.
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Tomsic
Washington
Gary Dorst
Lynn Alexander
Steves
Steve Hope
Steve Pinney
Steve Goodell
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Wral
Vallejo Merchants defeat Michaels 6 1 at Washington Union field
Vallejo Merchants scored two runs in the second and three in the fourth to win 6 1 over Michaels on the Washington Union high school field ruining Michaels Jeweler's Fremont home debut. Stan Perry took the loss allowing six hits and six free passes while Bob Parisi drove in four runs with a double and a triple.
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Stan Perry
Bob Parisi
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Fremont
Jerry Powell
San Leandro Merchants
Ray Maleradi
Turpinseed
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Varady
Bay Meadows Races Open Tomorrow After Tan Toran Meet
Bay Meadows race track in Northern California opens tomorrow with a 21 day harness and quarter horse meet following the 55 day spring thoroughbred meet at Tan Toran. Five harness races and four quarter horse races are scheduled daily with five of each on Saturdays and Sundays. Post time is 7 30 p.m.
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O'Dowd Principal Named CAL President as League Expands
Father Mark Hurley of Bishop O'Dowd high school was chosen CAL president at a San Francisco meeting. Bellarmine Prep of San Jose and St. Francis High of Mountain View were added as ninth members. Bellarmine will begin CAL play next basketball season, with varsity entry delayed to fall 1957.
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Seawell and Hall Reach Oakland City Golf Finals
Bob Seawell, a darkhorse entry and Oakland firefighter, defeats Stanford's Bill Irwin 3 and 2 to reach the championship at Lake Chabot. Ralph Hall, a police officer with a string of wins, eliminates Tony Perry 1 up and advances to meet Seawell next Sunday.
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Tony Perry
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Andy McKelly
Charles Hanning
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Ken
Snead Storms After Defeat In Greenbrier Open
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS West Virginia AP Porky Oliver from Boston won the Greenbrier Open at 246 14 under par after a 72 holes. Sammy Snead shot 269 in a fit of temper after a late finish. Skee Riege Vic Ghezzi Henry Cotton Mike Fetchick and Mike Homa finished tied or near the lead with 273 to 276.
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London
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Yonkers
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Rye
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Undefeated Bucketters Host Knights Tomorrow
The San Leandro Pirates tennis team aims to extend their undefeated 3A11 record tomorrow at the Estadillo courts against Castlemont Knights. In their first meeting this year the Pirates defeated the Knights 7-0.
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Mounties opt pitcher Al Curtis to Vancouver
Washington Senators optioned pitcher Al Curtis to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. Curtis, obtained from Louisville in a winter trade with the Boston Red Sox, saw no action with Washington this year.
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USC Clinches CIBA Title in Baseball
The University of Southern California clinched the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association southern division title with a 7-5 victory over Stanford, marking USC’s 12th win of the season. Stanford finished second as USC secured the top spot in a tightly contested race.
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Boxing Gene Potter vs Tony Gonzales headline
Sports log item notes boxing match between Gene Potter and Tony Gonzales and a wrestling segment listed with channel cues and times, reflecting a compact TV sports listing with minimal details.
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Gopher Balls Fatal to Seals and Pads in San Francisco
Los Angeles manager Eddie Joost seeks pitching help as the Seals drop a doubleheader 9-3 and 4-0 to the Angels. Osborn and Smith struggle while Bilko Bolger and Speake pace L A scoring with timely hits and a 390 foot homer by Speake. Joost plans a return to San Francisco for a series with the Padres at Seal Stadium tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.
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Orioles Acquire Schmitz and Thompson in Baseball Deals
The Baltimore Orioles bought left handed pitcher Johnny Schmitz from the Boston Red Sox for about 15000 dollars and sold rookie right hander Mel Held to Minneapolis. Rumors tied Hank Thompson to the Held sale as part of the deal. Held led the Texas League last year with 24 wins and 7 losses.
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Sizzling Braves Cards Await Test On Eastern Swing
The Milwaukee Braves and St. Louis Cardinals sit atop the NL, each strong in the East. Both teams won big yesterday as Spahn matched a shutout mark and Crone toppled the Reds, while the Cards beat the Cubs and Pirates in twin victories. Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh also posted wins in a busy day of league action.
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Hernandez Loses in California League Blowout
Fresno Visalia pitcher Pete Hernandez, once from Hayward, suffered his first loss of the season as the Fresno Cardinals defeated Visalia 10 to 2 yesterday. The skid ends a stretch of three six game wins for Hernandez and the visitors.
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Pete Hernandez
Hayward
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Coast League standings and results summary
Yesterday's results show multiple baseball games with varied scores including Portland 9, Seattle 0 and Sacramento 7, San Diego 1. Standings list Hollywood 3, Vancouver 1 and Portland 2, Seattle 2, Sacramento 3, San Diego 1, Los Angeles 2, San Francisco 1. Tomorrow's scheduled game features Hollywood at Vancouver amid a busy slate across leagues with several night contests noted.
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Radio Sports Log Monday Baseball Summary
Radio sports log records Monday notes on baseball with Michigan league recreation and Ryan name featuring in brief item.
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