Berkeley hurler tosses no hitter in Hayward win
Berkeley defeated Hayward 8-0 as Yellowjacket pitcher Ron Allen threw a no hitter through seven and struck out 14 Farmers. Berkeley moved to 9-2 in ACAL, threatening El Cerrito for first with San Lorenzo on tap. Hayward dropped to 2-8, third straight loss, with four pitchers allowing eight runs and four errors.
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Switches Loom On Seals Team In Midseason Shuffle
Sacramento reports show Seals remain within striking distance after slipping to fifth. Eddie Joost enacts changes with Eli Grba becoming starter and Russ Kemmerer moving to the bullpen. Sadowski eyed at third as Tanner’s form drops. Berkeley and Farmers produce a rugged game with late scoring and errors tallying.
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Leandro Castlemont Meet for CAL Lead
SAN LEANDRO The San Leandro High School Pirates baseball team hosts Castlemont today at 3 15 pm in a pivotal California Interscholastic League race. The clubs are tied for first place as Coach Jim Johnston plans to start Sal Branco against the Knights while Coach Stu Carter counters with right-hander Gil Valenzuela. Rebels face McClymonds pine in a home and home after this tilt and Castlemont plays Fremont twice.
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Rainiers Take and Lose PCL Lead
In Vancouver, the Seattle Rainiers beat the Mounties 4-1 in the opening game of a doubleheader, then lost 3-1 in the second game. Seattle briefly topped the Pacific Coast League before Vancouver surged ahead late in the twin bill.
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Mantle closing in on Ruth with 16th homer and NY rally
United Press reports Mickey Mantle homered for the sixth straight game to power the New York Yankees past the Athletics 8-5 in Kansas City. Mantle leads the majors in homers and tops several batting categories while Babe Ruth’s record pace hangs in reach. The Cardinals beat the Giants 4-1 in New York behind Mizell’s four-hit game and Repulski’s 1956 homer as St. Louis climbs to second in the National Leage standings.
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Friden Calculators Lead Rec B League Standings
Friden's Take Lead in Rec B action as Friden Calculators move into first place. Vultures win second C league game by beating Crown ZeNerbach 16 to 1. Crown Z hurler allows 15 hits. Post Office faces Maxwell House at 7:15 p.m. with Lenny's vs Gerber's in nightcap at Thrasher Park.
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White Sox Trade Wilson for Kell Philley Nieman Fornieles
Chicago acquires veteran right hander Jim Wilson and outfielder Dave Philley from Baltimore in exchange for George Kell Bob Nieman and Mike Fornieles with a fourth player to be named. Manager Marion praised Wilson as a key addition and noted Kell’s potential managerial qualities while Philley provides run production. Frick extends All-Star fan voting through the new format.
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Bruins Face Possible Destruction of Team
UCLA football faces possible destruction as PCC moves to declare 1955 varsity and freshmen teams permanently ineligible over unapproved booster club payments. A $95,000 fine, three year Rose Bowl ban, and post season playoff prohibitions hit UCLA while juniors next fall risk ineligibility unless cleared. Coach Red Sanders says a fieldable squad remains possible though public image worsens.
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Ronnie Knox Under Fire Over UCLA Financial Aid
A university source claims Ronnie Knox has the cleanest record of any UCLA athlete and did not receive illegal aid. The informant says Knox was given a $75 monthly campus job legally under PCC rules and did not receive extra funds from booster clubs, with only a legitimate writing job at a mansion picture studio noted.
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All American Claims USC Bid For Services
UCLA guard Cureton charges USC pays the highest football subsidies in the Pacific Coast Conference. He alleges players receive over the code limit, with examples of extra pay and even a wife’s job, and urges UCLA to expose the program to protect its own. Cureton says he was courted by USC, California and Stanford before joining UCLA.
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Ezzard Charles Hopes Against Bethea After Narrow Loss
In New York Charles, the former heavyweight champion, still clings to a dream after a 10 round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena. He was defeated by upstart Wayne Bethea, with Bethea securing the win in a bout that left Charles believing he can still compete at the top level.
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