Victorious Husky Nine Seeks Title Tie Tomorrow
Washington High Huskies aim for a SCVAL pennant tie by winning at Mountain View to close 1958 campaign. They beat Los Gatos 4 2 yesterday as James Lick defeated Santa Clara 4 1, with Jerry August slated to start for Washington. Rich Corey delivered a clutch two run double in the fifth inning comeback.
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James Lick
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Jerry August
Wildcats
Rich Corey
Bob Hidalgo
Hiro Kuroyori
Jess Ramirez
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Husky Mounds
Joe Rede
Bobs Nickels
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Husky Frosh Soph Win Title in Santa Clara Valley League
Washington High Frosh-Soph baseball clinched the league title with a 4-3 victory over Los Gatos. Marty Chaine pitched a five hitter to stay undefeated, while Doug Harris went 3 for 4 and Ray Ayala 2 for 3 to pace the offense. Washington has one more game against Mountain View tomorrow.
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Seven world track records spring into focus worldwide
A rush of seven world marks in 12 days echoes United States dominance in track and field. Vasily Kuznetsov sets a Russian all events record in Krasnodar while Bill Michalov breaks the 20,000 meter walk mark in Los Angeles. Other notes include a new 3:57.8 mile by Herb Elliott if accepted, a Panichkin 10,000 meter walk, Elias Gilbert 220 yard hurdles, and UC’s 2 mile relay team record.
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United States
Russia
U. S
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Gorld
Krasnodar
Oy Rater Johnson
Kingbury
Calif
Bill Mihalov
Los Angeles
Grigory Panichkin
Mikhail Lavrov
Herb Elliott
Australia
John Landy
Panichkin
Elias Gilbert
Winston-Salem
N.C
University of California
Jack Yerman
I Maynard Orme
Jerry Siebert
Don Bowden
Pleasanton Braves edge Dodgers 9–8 in junior baseball game
Pleasanton Braves defeated the Dodgers 9 to 8 in last night’s Pleasanton Boys Club Junior baseball action. Tonight the Cards face the Yanks at 6 p.m. on the Pleasanton Elementary School diamond.
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Two Gridiron Men wrestle gorilla for prize
The article recounts Ke ROK Gorilla defeating two hefty college football linemen in a carnival challenge. Pat Carlisle of Catawba College and John McGrath suffered injuries including a split nose and a black eye as they tried to wrestle the captive animal. The gorilla reportedly used multiple “hands” to strike, and the owners offered $1 per man to wrestle, with higher stakes for removing the beast from its tether. Both wrestlers believed the animal formidable and dangerous.
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Uuze
Bowden to Skip Modesto Mile
San Francisco reports that coach Tom Moore questions pacers in the Modesto mile event. The lineup features Merle Elliott, Alex Henderson, Lasszle Tabori, Stefan Lewandowski, Joe Willgrenl, Bunt Grims, Jira Grelle and Bowden’s California relay teammates with Don Brweden unavailable to run the mile.
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Merle Elliott
Los Angeles
Alex Henderson
Arizona
Tempe) State College
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Hungary
Stefan Lewandowski
Poland
Joe Willgrenl
Texas
Bunt Grim
Maryland
Jira Grelle
Oregon
National Jaycee Track Marks Fall in So Cal Meet
Southern California hosted a qualifier for the SCJC tris, where San Diego State sprinter Bobby Staten ran the 440 in 46.9 to erase the previous national record of 47.1.Mt. Sac mile relay boosted its own junior college record to 3 15 0 then 3 44 5 with teammates Jim Martin Ron Larriey Chuck Stan.
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Scheuerman Named New Iowa Coach After OConnor
Scheuerman, 24, has been appointed head basketball coach at the University of Iowa to succeed the late Frank O’Connor. He has been a scout for O’Connor since July 1956 and played three years of varsity basketball under O’Connor.
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Leighton Stars For Harder's In Li'l Loop
Leighton starred for the Harders in a 7 to 0 defeat of Coopman at Little League Ball Park. Leighton showed both pitching and hitting prowess, yielding three runs and five hits in six innings while going two for three at the plate. Mike Milton also went two for three. Donofrio led Coopman with two singles in three trips.
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Elks and Rockets
Arroyo names MVP and season award winners
Ingebretson Arroyo honors its 1958 season with pitcher Bob Ingebretson named MVP. Co-captains are Ingebretson and Steve Pinney. Jim Craik is most improved. San Leandro dominates Arroyo's all opponent squad with Ramos, Calcagno, Corti, and Gallardo. Other selections include Ashmore, Pinion, Morton, Harper, Goodell, and Paterson from Encinal Castro Valley.
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Dennis Corti
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Pirates
Peanut Loop Tryouts for Hayward District Boys
Boys through 14 in Fairway Park or El Rancho Verde invited to Peanut baseball tryouts by Hayward Area Recreation District. Tryout tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. on Bidgel School field.
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Meinberg Gem Beats Boyer in 1-0 Softball Duel
Meinberg allowed one hit by Harry Corbin in the sixth as he and Boyer each pitched well. The win kept Meinberg tied for first in HARD C-2 after Louie's TV Metal blanked Sheet Metal 1-0. Teamsters and San Lorenzo also posted 1-0 and 2-4 results respectively in the league mixed action.
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Spooks and Lenny's Leandro Victors Win A League Doubleheader
In San Leandro last night Thrasher Park hosted a doubleheader where Spooks and Lenny's Leandro Victors prevailed. The Spooks blanked Ambulance 3 to 0 behind Bill Freitas five-hitter. Ambulance pitcher J C Smeith allowed four hits in a losing effort. Bob Kroeckel and Hal Overhelzer each had two hits fueling a seven-hit Spooks attack.
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Sam Snead Golf School Tips On Backspin And High Shots
Instruction from Sam Snead explains rising the ball with backspin, avoiding turf dig, and proper stance and wrist cocking. Read Sam Snead’s Applying Backspin by sending 5 cents and SASE to The Daily Review.
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Fischer tops Caterpillar golfers at Spring Valley
San Leandro. Jack Fischer posted a 66 to win the Caterpillar Employees Golf Club first flight at Spring Valley in Milpitas. Don Gonsalves and Jane Joe Fresca shot 70s to follow. Ted Manteufel Jr. took second flight with 70, while Ken McLellan was runner-up. Next event is June 21 at Almaden.
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Dark-Happy Over Swap From Cards to Cubs
The Cardinals trade Dark to the Cubs for Brosnan amid praise from Fred Hutchinson. Dark, 28, had been a bench player in Chicago after a .27 average, joins a Cubs lineup hoping for regular play. Brosnan, a 6'4" righty, has three wins this season and a 3.36 ERA last year.
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Ex-Seal Smith Strengthens Red Sox Lefty Corps
Ex-Seal Bob Smith boosts Boston as he surpasses 1957 lefthanders in wins. His early major league return includes May 3 debut versus Cleveland and May 13 birthday win over Washington. Smith, 6-foot-180-pound Missouri native, posted a 30th birthday victory and strong start resumes.
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