Santee Ban NY Court Backs AAU Suspension
New York Supreme Court upholds Wes Santee’s lifetime amateur ban by the AAU for accepting excessive expenses during 1955. Justice Lynch finds AAU acted within rights on two counts, notes Santee’s failure to testify, and reports no appeal likely. AAU vows to pursue violators.
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Jackets Tie Race With Gauchos In Extra Innings
In the Alameda County league race Berkeley beat El Cerrito 7-6 in extra innings to share first place with the Gauchos. Dave Brudney pitched seven innings for his second win, while Berkeley pounded 16 hits but failed to win until scoring in the bottom of the ninth. Encinal beat Alameda 10-2 as San Lorenzo defeated Richmond.
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Bay Meadows totalizer blamed for overpay to bettors
Bay Meadows payout error hit at least 77 144.20 to daily double players after a faulty totalizer misrecorded the Violet Rose and Mario Tass combination. The machine paid 369.70 to 27 tickets, with 312 winning patrons rung up before the fault was corrected and the maker of the totalizator must cover the loss.
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Oilers Dominate Rebels 15-5 In Richmond
In a Richmond game yesterday San Lorenzo scored three times in the first inning but then trailed as the Oilers piled up 15 runs for a decisive 15-5 victory. The Rebels saved some pride with a late surge, while Encinal prepares to face the Lorenzans tomorrow on the San Lorenzo field.
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Farmers Travel to El Cerrito Clash in ACAL Meet
El Cerrito hosts Hayward's sixth place squad in a key ACAL game as Rich Single or Wade Turner shoulder the mound for the Gauchos. Hayward seeks a win to climb from ninth while El Cerrito aims to extend their unblemished record from a prior 9-4 victory. Coach Ed Leopold plans to use his top arms in a rescheduled Hanlon field clash against Berkeley.
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Wade Turner
San Lorenzo
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Mike McAuley
Hanlon
Berkeley
Ed Leopold
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Yellowjackets
Cal Names Christopulos Assistant Athletics Director
Paul Christopulos, 34, former athletic director at Sollese of Pacific, is named assistant director of athletics at the University of California. He will assist UC Berkeley director Greg Engelhard in coordinating department functions with coaches, alumni and students.
Berkeley NCS Division Meet At San Lorenzo Friday
Berkeley heads to San Lorenzo for the North Coast Section Division 1 track meet with entries from ACAL Diablo Valley and East Bay leagues. Berkeley hopes to defend its ACAL crown as Richmond and El Cerrito pose threats, with standout athletes from multiple schools seeking titles in the 440 880 and hurdles along with field events.
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Rebels beat Lorenzans in high school baseball clash
Richmond southpaw Bob Lawrey allowed runs as Lorenzo led 3-0 before Oilers rallied with five in the middle innings. Mike De Bernardis and Tom Malone added multi hit days for Lorenzo while Ernie Sullivan and Di Bernardi drove in runs. Freshman Mark Johnson pinned four hits against the Richmond JV, who later won 3-2 in a separate game.
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Sub-Four Minute Mile Attracts Bay Area Fans
The Berkeley Edwards Stadium hosts a landmark mile race featuring Oregon’s Bailey against UCLA’s Seamon in a bid to break Landy’s four minute barrier. Bailey has already run 3 59.7, setting American and NCAA marks, while Seamon holds 4 04.32 at the stadium. Also on tap are USC standouts and other Pacific Coast runners in a strong sprint and middle-distance program, as fans anticipate a historic performance.
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Mack Falls Bronco In 4-2 Victory Over Cats
Mack Pirates move into first place after a 4-2 win over Oakland as Castlemont also wins 5-2 over McClymonds. Tech defeats Fremont 10-3 in the Oakland league game. Branco rebounds with a solid pitching performance at Bushrod Park.
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Pirates rally to break slump in CAL bid
The Buccaneers regained momentum with a 4 run third inning led by Dick Hogue's first time leadoff triple and Cannizzaro's RBI hits. McClymonds lost to Castlemont, keeping CAL crown hopes alive but requiring remaining wins, including a Friday clash with Tech.
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Soriano Defuses Seattle Rainiers Team Tension
General manager Dewey Soriano met with the Seattle Rainiers players and manager Luke Sewell after grievances surfaced. Soriano called the issues minor and arranged individual talks to resolve the rift. No changes at the Raimairheim were planned.
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Keegan Leads White Sox Comeback in AL Race Push
Bob Keegan revived the White Sox with a nine hitter to beat the Washington Senators 5-1, the fifth straight win moving Chicago within a game and a half of Cleveland and New York. Orioles, Tigers win as league holding pace. Dodgers stay one game back in NL title chase.
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Dodgers Acquire Maglie and Sell Hughes to Cubs
New York reports Dodgers bought Hall of Fame right-hander Sal Maglie from Cleveland after cash deals with undisclosed amounts. Maglie, 39, had a 22-8 record against the Dodgers 1950-54 and beat them 11 times at Ebbets Field. Cleveland also sold Jose Santiago to Baltimore and traded Hank Foiles to Pittsburgh as Preston Ward went to reduce the roster to 28 players.
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Coast League Standings and Upcoming Games
The Coast League table shows San Diego Seals leading with 5 wins and 1 loss, followed by Los Angeles and Hollywood. Today’s pitches list Eddie Breatt against Fuse Kemmaser, Harriat versus Joan Brig, with Hollywood at Seattle and Portland at Vancouver awaiting official announcement.
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