Acalanes Wins Title At Castro Valley Meet
Acalanes captures the North Coast Section Division I team crown as Miramonte's Dixon Farmer dominates the varsity 440 hurdles and broad jump while Encinal's Maurice Williams wins sprint events. Castro Valley and Hayward lead class B scoring. Berkeley ties for third. Farmer's 22-7½ broad jump and Latone's 12-8 pole vault set meet records.
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Eah
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Dixon Farmer
Ana
Encinal
Maurice Williams
Farmer
Orinda
Acalanes
Terry 2S
Rich Simmons
Berkeley
Richmond
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Amador
Acalanas
Mike Latone
Ono
Dens
Ells
Dave Williamson
Latone
Diablo Valley League
Las Lomas
Dave Weill
Dies
GGF Sets Records With 3 Deadheats
Albany reports Golden Gate Fields recorded three deadheats in a show, possibly a national single-sighrace record. In race two Five O Two and Conant tied for third, paying $2.20 and $2.70. in race three F Bond and Dee T paid $33.10 and $6.20. in race six T Drive and Feak O Glory paid $2.40 and $4,320.
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Golden Gate Fields
Conant
F. Bond
Dee-T
Feak O'Glory
Wiseman Lane South County NCS Winner
Castro Valley's Bob Wiseman won the Class B pole vault with 21 feet, adding South County's sole title at the North Coast Division I meet held in CV. Rich Barty finished second in the 880, while district rivals posted several top finishes including Griebrok, Buck, Smith, and Wollen in field events and sprints.
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Bob Wiseman
South County
C.V
Wiseman
Rich Barty
Ali Kalva
Clyde Laird
Barry
Keith Yaai Acal
Leont
Dave Sherbourne Af Lorenzo
Leandran Glen Htemanes
Mike McIntyre
Valleyans
Dick Junnila
Dan “Barrett
Longder
San Leandro
California Defeats Southern California 7 6 in Baseball
In Berkeley California beat Southern California 7 to 6 as Trojan second baseman Mike Castanon slipped on a bases loaded double play. Cal tied the game with four straight singles in the 10 53 inning and secured the win. Giants Cubs game note at KSFO bottom of the ninth mentioned.
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California
Southern California
Trojan
Mike Castanon
Giants
CUB
San Francisco Giant
Bob Schmidt
Bobby Adams
Chicago Cubs
Windy City
Adams
Cubs
Stan Landes
United Press Telephota
Yankees Slip to Threaten AL Pennant Despite Rally
International News Service reports the Yankees, led by Mickey Mantle with two homers and seven RBIs and Whitey Ford’s eight hitter, struggle to regain speed as they sit 14-1 with a five game lead over the Senators. A 3 run sixth inning finally breaks through against Camilo Pascual, but concern grows over back issues for Bill Skowron and waning shutout strength.
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Borbers
New York
Bill Skowron
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Washington Senators
Whitey Ford
Ted
Senators
Casey Stenzel
Ford
Lil
Wls
Gel
Bob Turney
Don Larsen
Bobby Shantz
Sal’ Muglia
Camilo Pascual
Yankees rally past Pascual as McDougald stars
Gil McDougald and Tony Kubek led a ten hit Yankees attack to defeat the Cuban ace Pedro Pascual. McDougald homered and walked twice and Kubek plated two with two hits. Elsewhere Stan Musial homered for St Louis in a 2-0 win. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh. Chicago edged San Francisco 6-5 in a day game.
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Detroit
Stan Musial
Hame
Sam Jones
St. Louis
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pierce
Indians As He Won His First. Fone
White Sox
Don Ferrarese
Bobby Avila
Mingie Mineso
Tribe
Tom Gorman
Athletics
Herm Web
Elliott Aims to Beat Delany in Dublin Mile Showdown
Elliott, the Australian miler, eyes beating Ron Delany of Villanova as they prepare for the Commodore Relays. Delaney and Britain’s Derek Ibbotson figure in a clash at Dublin’s new Santry track, with Ibbotson’s 3 57.2 outdoor mark still pending official acceptance.
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Australia
Ron'Delany
Philadelphia
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Arr
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Turku
Finland
Derek Ibbotson
England
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London
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Mack
Drew Dunlap
University of Texas
Dunlap
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de- Jang Yehen
Compton
Delany
Dublin
Rob Delaney
New York
Derek Tibotson
Brian Hewson
New
Santry
Dalaney
Villanova University
Chicago
Abbotson
Delaney
Hewson
Thosison
Hewsonarest
Chavez Ravine or No Bums Poulson
Los Angeles mayor Norris Foulson warned that if Chavez Ravine is not chosen in the June 3 referendum the Dodgers will likely seek a home elsewhere. Dodger President Walter O Malley echoed the threat as a two day hearing on the Dodgers city contract closed. The mayor defended the deal as key to whether Los Angeles wants major league baseball and noted no alternative exists if the referendum fails. A woman was ejected during a turbulent session amid charges the contract would force LA to subsidize a private business with public funds.
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Norris Foulson
State Legislative Committee
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J. A. Smith
San Diego Padres
Elisian Shatters Qualifying Records in Indianapolis Test
Elisian of Oakland shat two laps and one lap qualifying records at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the 42nd Memorial Day Classic trials. He averaged 145.926 mph for the 1 2 mile mark to beat the old lap record, with Bob Veith and Pat Flaherty among top finishers. Lined up for the day were 20 cars as qualifiers aimed for a share of the $300000 prize pool on a sunny, hot day.
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EA Elisian
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Gekland
Calif
Pat Flah
US Am. C.D.T
SEC directors push plan to abolish college baseball
In Birmingham Alabama SEC athletic leaders including Florida's Bob Woodruff Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd and Alabama's Bear Bryant propose suspending college baseball amid a campus raid by professional scouts. Ralph Jordan Auburn cautions against abolition while urging an agreement with major leagues to curb signing undergraduates.
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Bernie Parrish
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
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Ralph ‘Jordan
Auburn
Woodcuts
Heywood Sullivan
SEC
Rudolph Leads Memphis Invitational With 66
Mason Rudolph, 24, from Latizsville Tennessee, shot four under par 66 to take the lead in the $23,000 Memphis Invitational. Dor Whitt of Alameda paced Northern California with a 138 after two rounds, seven back, as Ken Venturi of San Francisco posted 144 for two rounds.
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San Francisco
Hogan Paces Snead Tourney in White Sulphur Springs
Hogan shoots a six under 64 to take a 126 total into the third round of the Sam Snead golf festival at White Sulphur Springs. Gary Player trails by two strokes at 128, Sammy Snead and Don Finsterwald chase, with 166 amateurs in the field and $10,000 prize money.
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Stan Mosel
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al Mengert
Westfield
Hermania to face Hong Kong in Shanghai-Hi Bank match
Hermania will play Hong Kong in Shanghai-Hi Bank tomorrow. The teams met at Hayward Airport Field where Hermania won the prior match.
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Mays Continues Hit Spree as Giants Face Twinbill
Chicago and San Francisco clash as Johnny Antongili starts one of two Series finals for the Giants while they chase the pace set by the Milwaukee Braves. A 6-5 loss to the Cubs left Chicago with momentum, Willie Mays homering in the last seven games as the Giants prepare for a doubleheader tomorrow.
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Chicago Cubs
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Bobby Thompson
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Constable
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Jennny Goryl
Goryl
Trompton
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Dor Elston
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Elston
Crane
Hays
Taylor Phillips
Jim Davee
Part
Danny O'Connell
Orlando Cepeda
Dolan Nichols
Phillips
Dary
Cer
Cepeda
Reach ‘Ling
Jon Hank Sauer
Dale Lang
Pony Taylor
Putsher
Mamot Monzant
Hin
Stu Miller
How They Stand In The Major Leagues And Scores
The standings show Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia atop the NL with varied wins and losses. In the American League New York leads with Washington Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland and Chicago close behind as yesterday’s results include New York 7 Washington 2 and Cleveland 3 Kansas City 5. Tonight’s games feature New York at Washington Chicago at Cleveland Baltimore at Boston with Kansas City at Detroit postponed by rain.
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Moore
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Brewar Baumann
Lary
Might
Sports Listings Fragment From Hollywood Park and Nearby Venues
Saturday and Sunday listings show golf and bowling events at Hollywood Park and Brtt Pro Golf with championship bowling and horse racing schedules. Includes times and venue references, highlighting various sports matchups and events.
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