Cowboys Triumph Over Liberty Narrowing Standings Gap
Livermore's baseball team defeated Liberty 3 to 1 behind a sharp pitching job by Swell and a timely offensive rally. Swett drew a walk and propelled the Cowboys, while Amador Dons also collected a half game in the DYAL race, tightening the chase for the top spot.
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Livermore
John Swell
Liberty
Swett Yesterany
Swett
Dyalfast Bay
Cowboys
Amador Dons
Amador, Liberty, Livermore pace baseball action yesterday
Yesterday's results show Livermore 8 Liberty 5 Amador 4 Alhambra 4 Albany 19 San Ramon 1 next Tuesday Amador at Livermore Liberty at San Ramon Jonn Swett played Albany as Amador eyes crucial test Crews used three of four pitchers at San Ramon Goad started Howard relieved Garcia finished as Crews saved Sinclair for Amador clash Foscalina led Amador with two runs and a 400 average entering the game Liberty and Livermore mixed offense with unearned runs and late tallies as Cal baseball action continued across the region
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Livermore
Liberty
Amador
Alhambra
Albany
San Ramon
Jonn Swett
Swett
Clancy Crew
Tom Goad
Goad
Lowell Howard
Howard
Ruben Garcia
Garcia
Crews
He! Sinclair
Cowboys
Raul Garcia
Charlie Foscalina
Thesins
Rich Robin
Charles Fostalina
Ron Mueller
Foscalina Grove
Swith
Larry Howard
Robin
Foscalina
Gurciatt
Amador Wins As Dons Take Extra Innings Thriller
Amador baseballers edged Alhambra 5 to 4 in eight innings to stay in the DVAL East Bay race. Pitcher Shanks earned the win with a game winning RBI single in the eighth after Mansar and Curdy set up the rally. Bernard and Shanks led the offense with key hits as Amador sits one game behind John Swett and a half game back of Livermore.
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Mounda
Tom Mansar
Frank Curdy
Shanks
Dons
Mansar
Remy Giannini
Rouse
Alhambra
Stith
Frank Gordy
Bill Bernard
Bernard
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Usacthiel
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Tho Psauts
Robbenolt Oo
Avonie
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Acalanes Ells Upset Berkeley in CV Meet
Acalanes and Ells defeated Berkeley in the CV meet with multiple records and standout performances. Ells star Hank Hudson set a new division I shot put mark, Jim Boliden anchored a record 354 in the 220, while Maurice Jet posted a meet record in the 150 yard dash.
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Acalanes
Ells
Berkeley
Bay Area
Thes
Hank Hudson
Jim Bol
Toni Longden
Hayward
Ray Herbranson
Williams
Pacifica
Glen Hill
Maurice We Jet
Kazmer
Glenn Hill
Vais
West Pittsboro
fEneinal
Sidney Lane
Huskies Take Two In NCS Division Two Track
Sunnyvale Menlo Atherton captures team honors while Palo Alto sprinters George Linn and John Northway claim individual laurels at the NCS Track meet on Fremont High oval. Linn sets mile meet mark 4 25.2, Northway 4 23.5. Washington of Fremont places two in finals. Guilford wins 220 heat. Santa Clara and others score.
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Sunnyvale
Menlo-Atherton
George Linn
John Northway
Palo ‘Alto
Fremont High Oval
Washington
Fremont
Jot Queid
Dave [Aerat
Linn
Palo Alto
Cubberies
Capuchino
Santa Clara
Xing City
Merchants Face Gateway Nine In Exhibition At Bellpark
SAN LEANDRO Gateway Chevrolet of Daly City brings the Gateway Nine to Bellpark tomorrow at 2 p.m. for an exhibition against the San Leandro Merchants. Manager Vince Mungot will start Len Santos on the mound with Bob Buell catching.
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San Leandro
NCS Track Meet Varsity Results and Records
Results from the NCS track meet list scores and multiple events. Names include Berkeley Richmond Miramonte El Cerrito Encinal Pittsburg and Albany with new and old records noted in sprints throws and distance events. Team scores show Berkeley and Miramonte among top performers with several meet records and old records referenced.
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McEachern Ray
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Remick
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Dowd Glovers Upset, Finish In Third Place
Dowd Glovers lose 3 to 0 at St Francis finishing third in Catholic League city standings behind St Elisabeths and Bellarmine. Lema pitched well for St Francis while O Dowd rallied with Hollister homer but could not overcome a costly two error sequence in the fourth inning.
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Dowd Glovers
Mountain View
Bishop O'Down
St. Francis
Oregon Mine
St. Elisabeth’s
Gunner
Bellarmine
O'Dowd
Dragons
Lancers
Bill Lashapple
Frank Glanobile
Paul Cook
Hill
Wasps
Bob Lema
Ron Dunn
Bob Lindster
Lindsten
Lema
Jim Hollister
Dennis Pimentel
Steve “Pruitt
Mel Eckerdt
al Ferreira
O’dowd
John Robine
Simentel
O'Dowd St Francis
Acore
Pete Robles
O'Dowd St
Franc Pombxhl
Ogian'blekh
Wredelet
Hollister
JlLarac
Porreira
Kohlesp
Ferry Hurls Kiwanis Win in Low-Scoring Game
Rick Ferry struck out 11 over seven innings to lead Biggs Haage and Kiwanis to a 1-0 victory at Little League Stadium. Dan Sandlin doubled off Ferry for two Kiwanis hits, while Bob Rebuschatris allowed the lone error that helped score the winning run. Three games are on tap tomorrow with Kiwanis facing Biggs Haage at 12 30.
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Rick Ferry
Kiwanis
Biggs-Haage
Tommorrow
Biggs
Heaga
Elks
Hayward Fire Dept
Harder
Dan Sandlin
Ferry
Bob Rebuschatis
Avirming
Dale
Pecans
Williams
Fred Seefroth
Bob Hogan
Grounder
Seefroth
Allen Lorenzi
Aogor
Ebuschalis
Ant
Pleasanton junior baseball league leaders after first week play
The Braves lead the Pleasanton Boys Club league with a 16-6 win over the Cardinals, the Dodgers beat the Giants, and the Yankees defeated the Orioles by 13 to 10. Games are set for weekday evenings at Pleasanton Elementary School field.
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Pleasanton
Braves
Dodgers
Yankees
Cardinals
Giants
Orioles
Bluejays Open Play at Berkeley in 1958 Opener
The Pleasanton Bluejays travel to Kenney Park in Berkeley this Sunday to clash with the Berkeley All-Stars as they start the 1958 schedule.
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Blue Jays
Pleasanton
Pleasanton Bluejays
Kenney Park
Berkeley
Arroyo Legion Nine Opens Season at Home
The Arroyo Legion base ball team sponsored by San Lorenzo Legion Post 675 debuts tomorrow afternoon at Arroyo High against the Southern Pacific Stores semi pro nine. Coach Verl Thor neck and ex Oakland Oaks pitcher Jack Lotz guide a club composed of Arroyo High School boys.
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Arroyo Legion
San Lorenzo Legion Post
Southern Pacific
Pam
Arroyo High
Verl ‘Thorneck
Oakland Oaks
Jack Lotz
Arroyo
Palm Beach Round Robin Golf Tourney Winner Crowned
Cary Middlecoff fired a final round in the Palm Beach Round Robin to win a golf event. The Memphis Pro defeated Jimmy Demaret by seven strokes, averaging 66.5 per round over five rounds.
Spook Club Edges Eddie's In Eight-Run Night
Spook Club defeated Eddie's 8-1 at Bohannon Field as J. C. Smith held Eddie's to one hit until a late inning. Big hits came from Joe Kock three for three and Cliff Walters two for three while Red Avila drove in eight runs with a bases loaded homer. Keystone Readers beat Cuddy Plumbing 8-1 with Rich Nagore delivering the only tally for Cuddy.
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Joe Kock
Cliff Walters
Bill Freitas
ABC I
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Hen Line
George Way
Hope Lutheran
Bob Grisswold
Bob Batley
James Grisswold
CV Baptist
Good Shepherd Lutherans
Wally Kalthoff
Walt Rubke
Jim Washburn
la Vista Baptist
Francis Bradwood
Keystone
Rich Nagore
San Lorenzo
Andy la’ Fleur
Pete Bissett
Jim Ogelvie
Bill Massie
M.ortzh
Araujoss
Dortiss
Paradeva
Keystone Readers
Ab Rhabih
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Ldasiva
Fremont Softball Intramural Leagues Conclude at Centerville
Fremont intramural softball at Centerville Elementary School closed out with upper grade and fifth to sixth grade leagues led by John Lavarias and Larry Molina. Second place teams were captained by Robbie Yates and Dale Mowread.
Elliott and Bear relay set world records at Melbourne 1956
Elliott led a USA dominated program as Ireland and teammates set world marks in relay events. Lincoln finished second in the 1500 meters behind Elliott, who praised his pace and late surge. Henderson added an American record in the mile, while California's Bowden and Atterberry helped Cal set a two mile world best, as Sprinters faced sluggish times on a grass track.
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Elliott
Merv Lincoln
Lincoln
Leve
Dunlap
Burr Grimm
Toryland
Eoirs
Alex Henderson
Arizona
State College
Horace *Ashenfelter
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Cal
Dan
Bowden
Willie Atterberry
Michigan State
Atterberrry
California
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Ray Norton
San Jose State College
Schby Morrow
Abilene
Eddie Southern
Texas
Uncocking the Wrists for Explosive Golf Swing Power
A guidance note on cocking and uncocking the wrists during the backswing. It explains how the Narids speed through the hip line, with hands snapping around and the wrists uncocking at the right moment to drive the clubhead into the ball for maximum speed. The shoulder movement follows for a smooth, powerful finish.
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Ytecay
Cubs Nip Giants 6-5 In Tight Win
Cubs edge the Giants 6 to 5 as Mays homers spark a late rally, but Chicago counters with a two-run eighth. Willie Kirkland makes a sparkling catch for San Francisco, while Jim Bolger and Bobby Thomson contribute key hits to seal the victory.
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