Ex Marys and 49ers Coach Red Strader Dies in Berkeley
Red Strader 43 former Saint Marys College standout and San Francisco Forty Niners coach died in his sleep at his Berkeley home after heart trouble. A Walter Camp All American fullback in 1924 Strader later coached and scouted for NFL teams including the Yankees and the Forty Niners before and after military service.
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Red) Strader
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Slip) Madigan
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Track Relays in Modesto Spark World Class Sprint Action
Modesto hosts the 15th annual California Relays drawing top track and field athletes from Texas California Puerto Rico and the western hemisphere. Events include sprint relays high jump 440 yard dash and half mile relay with schools like Texas Baylor Abilene Christian USC San Jose State UCLA and the San Diego Navy. Strong contenders Mashburn Rodrig ez and King noted with potential world marks depending on wind and weather.
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Don Stewart
Southern Methodist
Bill Russell
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Charley Dumas
Compton College
Herman Wyatt
Santa Clars Youth Center
J. Wu. Mashburn
Oklahoma A&m
Jim Les
Ivan Rodrighez
Andy Stanfiel
Stanfore Baylor
Abilene Christian
King
Leamon King
University of California
Mike Agostini
Fresno State
Bobby Whilden
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christien
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Jack Davis
USC
Navy
Simmons
Mark
West Coast
Philadelphte
Milts
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Yacht Finals Set After Western Olympic Finn Races
In San Francisco 18 Finn Monotype yachts sailed in three elimination races as the western finals of the U S Olympic trials, with the top six skippers advancing to the finals tomorrow.
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Al Simmons Dies at 53 in Milwaukee Hospital
Milwaukee report states former Hall of Fame outfielder Al Simmons died of a heart attack at 53. He played for the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox and was named to the Hall of Fame in 1953. Simmons helped Connie Mack win three titles and was part of notable trades in 1932.
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Mule) ‘Haas
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Athletics
Conttleath
Pinson One Hitter Shuts Down Buc Drive in Tuesday Clash
San Leandro Pirates fell 7-1 to Vada Pinson and the McClymonds Warriors as Oakland league races tightened. Casilamont defeated Fremont 8-4, Tech beat Oakland 6-2, leaving a three-way tie near the lead with decisive games upcoming Tuesday. Pinson’s club racked 14 hits off Mike Guy and Sal Branco while San Leandro’s hopes waned early.
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Mike Guy
Sal Branco
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Rich Littlejann
San Leendia suffer another rough inning in baseball
A ragged segment shows San Leendia trail as Ernie Ortiz hits a third inning triple after a misplayed center ball. Pinson nails a hit and later scores with Johnson driving in another run as Mack extends its lead. Dick Duey claims a rough bottom of the first with back-to-back plays and sharp defense.
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Ernie Ortiz
Mack
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Perey Harris
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Dick Duey
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Guy
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Bill Litenln
Knights Rally Past Fremont in Early Run Blitz
Knights pounded two Fremont pitchers for nine runs in the first two innings, seizing a quick lead in the Oakland league race. Oakland and McClymonds remained within one game of the pace as the season nears its finale with San Leandro tied atop the standings.
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Rebels Fall Short as El Cerrito Wins 2-1 in ACAL
El Cerrito clinches the league pennant after a 2-1 victory over the San Lorenzo Rebels. Butch Warmington started for the Rebels, gave up four walks, and exited with a blister in the seventh after Bob Barrow allowed a walk, a steal, and a pivotal error that produced the winning run. The Rebels, extending their losing streak to 18, saw a lineup mix of freshmen to juniors in a tight, tense finish.
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Brightey
Long Ties Homer Mark As Pirates Continue to Roll
New York. Dale Long rewrites the record books as the Pirates roll through the National League. The 30 year old slugger from North Adams, Massachusetts, matched the major league record with a homer in six straight games and leads the league with 12 homers and a .417 average. Pirates beat Philadelphia 8-5 behind Long’s three RBI and two singles, as Curt Simmons took the loss.
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Hernandez Loses San Jose Duel 3-2
San Jose fans watched ex Hayward pitcher Pete Hernandez suffer a 3-2 loss to Cliff Alimen at Municipal Stadium. Both hurlers pitched complete games in a tight pitchers duel as Hernandez yielded seven hits while striking out four and walking one, and he even drove in a run with a fourth inning single.
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Bruin Club Boss Promises Facts On Conference Penalties
Ray Carlisle, a Bruin Bench alumnus, says California and Stanford will face Coast Conference fines next week. USC already charged with $71,235 under the table payments to athletes, now under investigation. Carlisle claims Bruin alumni have material proving violations by California and Stanford, to be released likely in San Francisco.
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Big Ten Approves Rose Bowl Pact Renewal
The Big Ten scholarly and athletic directors approved a renewal of the Rose Bowl pact with the Pacific Coast Conference. A new round robin schedule was endorsed, ensuring each team would play every other school starting 1961 62. The Rose Bowl was named the sole post season exception under a rule amendment signaling permanency.
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California College Football Boosters Face PCC Probe
A Bruin booster disparages league integrity while urging accountability as the Pacific Coast Conference weighs sanctions. The Los Angeles City Council requests Gov Knight to demand fair punishment for all guilty members, amid booster-spending scrutiny. Robert A. Riddel cites Westwood Young Men's club tax records showing 189102 spent on athletes and students over three years.
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Standings and Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show the American League leading teams like New York and Baltimore, with Cleveland and Chicago in pursuit. National League scores include Cincinnati at Milwaukee and Philadelphia's standout pitchers. Todays pitchers feature Wade versus Cossate and other matchups across cities from Los Angeles to Vancouver.
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