Gateway Cup Finishes Spring Meeting at Golden Gate
Golden Gate closes a 30 day spring meeting with the Western Gateway handicap at a mile and a quarter match ups include Tali Chief Solito Padre Alexander Pasteur Frosty News Eddie Schmidt and Search Warrant Eddie Schmidt carries 122 pounds after winning last fall at Jamaica handle totals reach 37 630 376 over 49 racing days Barouche wins the Dumpty Humpty Handicap in 1 09 4 5 on a fast track paying 13 40 5 30 2 50 with Princess Street 4 60 2 50 and Vine Supreme showing 2 30
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Phillies sweep two from Pirates and Reds edge Dodgers
The Phillies swept two from the Pirates as Crowe Fondy and Jones produced three run homers. Purkey pitched distance in a loss on April 23 as Adcock Mathews and Logan homered for the Braves. Erskine earned an eight hitter in the nightcap for the Dodgers, while Boyer’s grand slam helped the Cardinals win the opener.
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Giants Sweep Beavers to Take Pacific Coast Lead
Giants farm team in Phoenix swept Portland last night to seize first place in the Pacific Coast League. Ted Davis's crew won 10-0 and 12-5, boosting their 70-game success. Don Zanni and Bob Di Pietro homered for Portland’s only run. Andre Rodgers and Felipe Alou homered for Phoenix in the nightcap as the Giants piled up 16 hits.
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Three Clinch Playoff Berths in Hayward Leagues
Laurel, Russell, and Redwood clinched playoff berths as play concluded in Hayward area leagues. Unbeaten Laurel led 6-0 atop the Hayward League, while Russell 5-1 and Bidwell 4-2 topped La Vista, and Redwood held a two game edge in Castro Valley behind Baywood and Castro Valley School. Last week’s scores feature standout performances by Dave Spirk, Terry Lowe, Reg Huey, Mike Darst, Allan Glassar, and others.
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New Pro Whips Maxim in 11 Rounds in Mannheim
German debutant Urt Ritter, who turned pro recently, defeated former world light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim of Cleveland Ohio by a clear 11 round decision on Saturday night in Mannheim Germany marking his third straight win on the European tour.
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Russell Wins in Hayward Jr Olympics
Russell School dominated the Hayward Junior Olympic Track meet, scoring 31 points in the seventh to eighth grade division and 55 in the lower division. Russell athletes won multiple events including relays and individual trophies, with top finishers advancing to the district Junior Olympics in Alameda next week.
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Cal Crews Sweep Stanford Oarsmen in Big Row Victory
Redwood City California varsity crew beat Stanford by a wide margin to end a three year drought in the annual big row. Cal's varsity and junior boats dominated as a seat break disrupted the Cardinal shell midway, allowing Cal to finish with a clear lead and a two mile victory.
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Yankee Farm Blanked Twice in Doubleheader
Stockton blanked the Reds 7-0 in the first game and 4-0 in the second as Modesto struggled with four hits. San Jose beat Afinas 4-1 but lost the nightcap 0-0. Fresno closed Visalia’s lead by defeating the Redlegs 6-4, while Reno routed Bakersfield 8-6 and 3-2.
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No Changes in ABC Bowling Championships
SYRACUSE N Y report notes there were no changes in any division of the American Bowling Congress championships yesterday. The event proceeded as scheduled with competitors maintaining steady scores and positions across all categories.
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Western Lift In 8-1 Loss To SP Stores
ALAMEDA SP Stores defeated Western Lift Truck 8 to 1 at Lintelly Park. Mike Tatro earned the win with three hits allowed in five innings and drove in a pair with a second inning homer. Rich Carlyle homered in the eighth for SP. Sal Branco pitched six innings for Western Lift, fanning four while Baptiste and Duey each had two hits.
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Santos Hurs S.L. Shutout Delivers 10-0 Victory
San Leandro pitcher Lenny Santos blanked Gateway Chevrolet for a 10-0 win at San Leandro Ball Park. Santos fanned 14, issued 3 walks, allowed five hits. Bud Francis struck out 10 for Gateway before leaving in the eighth. Don Mason singled and Sacrifices fueled the Merchants' decisive fifth-inning run.
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Village Bowl Seeks third straight win in league showdown
Village Bowl of San Leandro will attempt a third consecutive victory and a share of the softball league lead tonight at 9 10 p m against Corn Beef O Brien in the Thrasher Park doubleheader opener at 7 30 p m pits Gerber s against Steve Cleaners in the day s other matchup standings list Village Bowl tied atop the circuit with O Brien while Gerber s and Cleaners chase wins.
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Pleasanton Nine Loses in Berkeley
Berkeley stars Lavinger and MacLamore pace 95 win over Pleasanton Blue Jays at McKinney Park. Lavinger hits four safeties including a three run homer. MacLamore fanned 14 over nine innings. Ed Reiss drives in two for Pleasanton while Jim Parker collects two hits and starts for Berkeley. Next up, Pleasanton hosts Ransomme in 1953 home opener.
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Tabori Breaks Pacific Association Two Mile Mark
Laszlo Tabori, a Hun gary born miler now racing for Tabori Pacific Association, set a new two mile AAA record by running 9 02 7 in a recent race. He previously posted a 4 04 mile in the Coliseum relays and won by about 200 yards over the field, surpassing Art Cazares's 1942 record of 9 05 2 for Fresno State.
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Frosh Wins Singles in Wiesbaden Tennis Tournament
Jack Frost of Monterey California captured the men’s singles title at the Wiesbaden international tennis event, defeating Peter Newman of Australia 6 2, 6 2 to claim victory yesterday.
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Sparkle Performances Highlight COP Spring Scrimmage
In the College of Pacific spring practice scrimmage, White team defeated Black 43 to 12. Standout players were left end tal Murchison and left halfback Jack Larscheid, who starred for the White squad.
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Unbeaten Softball Teams Clash in Heyward District
This week’s Heyward Area Recreation District schedule features unbeaten teams in top clashes. Thursday’s A League doubleheader opens with Eddie's Spook Club (2-0) vs Junction Inn (2-0) at 8:45 p.m. at Castle Valley Community Center, followed by Aladdin Heating (0-2) vs ABC Ambulance (0-4). Other leagues show downs in B and C divisions with several 8:45 p.m. starts and CVCC venues. Standings incomplete due to fragmented text.
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Pettit Wins Hickok Award for April Top Pro Athlete
New York reports Bob Pettit scored 50 points for the St. Louis Hawks in the deciding playoff game and was named winner of the Hickok poll as April’s top professional athlete.
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