Castro Valley High Names Three for New Athletic Staff
Castro Valley High School Principal Carl Gelatt announced a three man athletic staff for fall, led by Bergmann and Hart with Hitchcock as assistant. The trio will oversee roughly half of the coaching slots while others come from the academic department. plans aim for a strong physical education program and competitive fall season.
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Lynden High School
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Arbroyo High
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Hayward
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Oakland Prep
University of California
Lodi Union High School
Hayward High
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D. Hitchcock
Washington State
Fremont Semi-Pros Set For Road Tilts
S.L., Fremont semi pros seek first wins in Bay Counties league play. San Leandro Merchants meet Lucky Lager at Washington Park Alameda while Fremont Reds face San Mateo Blue at Justin Fitzgerald Field San Mateo. Proceeds go to cerebral palsy fund.
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Seals Rally To Beat Beavers 6 4 In Portland
San Francisco Seals rebound from a tie in the seventh to defeat Portland Beavers 6 to 4 at Multnomah Stadium. Bob Borkowski delivered a two bagger and Ken Aspromonte drove in the go ahead run as Ai W. Smith earned his first win of the year with late support from Rene Valdes and Joe Tanner. The crowd of 5373 watched San Francisco seize their 19th win of the season in a strong late surge.
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Portland
Bob Grba
Land
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Marty Keough
Bob DiPietro
Jains
Joe Tanner
Opening Decoto Softball Loop kicks off at Holy Rosary
Decoto Athletic's Holy Rosary Softball League begins tomorrow with Rev Thomas C Rielty throwing the first ball before the noon game between Quality Meats and Simon's Independent. Singles and matches follow as U S Pipe faces off in the 1:45 slot at Holy Rosary ground San Jose, with regular season through September 1 and playoffs to follow. Other PCL results include Hollywood defeating league leader Los Angeles 6 0 Seattle rallying 20 hits to beat Vancouver 19 15 and San Diego edging Sacramento 4 3.
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Farmers Meet Jackets Monday Rebels Tuesday
Hayward Highs baseball hosts Berkeley Monday at 3 15 on Hanlon Field for a makeup game. Berkeley and Hayward chase ACAL standings with Berkeleys 8 2 record matching El Cerrito for first. Hayward plans seniors on mound while bringing up sophomores for Tuesday at San Lorenzo and Friday with Alameda concluding the homestand.
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Fading Olson KO'd in Fourth by Robinson
In a brisk four round bout Sugar Ray Robinson stopped Olson after a right hand that left Olson exposed. Olson hinted at retirement afterward while Robinson explained the tactic of provoking mistakes. Officials scored the three completed rounds with Callahan giving Olson 9 and Robinson 10 in the final tally.
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Hardtops Return to San Jose Quarter Mile Night
Johnny Freitas of Santa Clara and Clyde Prickett of Fresno lead California hardtops as they chase their first main event victories in three weeks. Time trials start at 7:15 p.m. at San Jose Redway, with a 16-event program planned.
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Lenny's 5 Tops YMI In Rec Ball Thriller
Don Haminger pitched a three hitter and Hal Andrade belted a long homer as Lenny's beat YMI 5-2 in Hayward Area Recreation District softball. Andrade drove in the winning runs with a two run blast in the third after Lenny's jumped to a fast 2-0 lead.
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Alameda Golf Leaders Eye Final ACAL Meet Showdown
Richmond hosts the Alameda County Athletic League golf finale with Hayward San Lorenzo and seven others, aiming to break ties and crown the season champion. Last week Piedmont led a crowded scoring pack while Richmond Berkeley and San Lorenzo chased, as standards and standings shift ahead of the decisive round.
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Fishin Fool reports calmer outlook for Klamath flood area
Ralph Stevens notes rumors of Klamath town destruction were exaggerated as repairs proceed for Myers Motel and planned services resume by salmon season. Weather and flood remnants threaten backcountry access, but deep sea and inshore fishing areas show activity with several boats reporting good catches.
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Mantle Homers Twice As Yankees Stay Hot
Mickey Mantle belted his 14th and 15th homers as the Cubs comeback faded in the eighth. Yogi Berra and Mantle drove in key runs, lifting the Yankees to a 5-4 win over the White Sox in 10 innings while the Senators beat the Indians 5-4 to widen their AL lead. Jackie Jensen sparked Boston with a two run triple in a 5-4 victory over Kansas City. Billy Hoeft earned his third win by yielding seven hits as Detroit beat Baltimore 3-2.
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