Pirates Face Capable Mack In Crucial OAL Finale
San Leandro fights for the Oakland Athletic League title with a 13-4 overall record and 6-3 in league play as it hosts Mack at Fenie Reimondi Park in a must win showdown. Castlemont also in contention faces Freontont. a pair of wins could force a four way tie for first. Sal Branco pitches for San Leandro against Mack’s Vada Pinson in a battle with major league style stakes.
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Dick Huey
Walt King Branco
Cards Braves in Early Showdown Tonight
Stan Musial and two young pitchers pace the St. Louis Cardinals as they close the gap on the Milwaukee Braves in the tight National League race. Tonight at St. Louis, the showdown could untangle the pennant picture before a July 4 rematch. Managers Grimm and Hutchinson gamble with Sleater and Webber in the decisions.
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Heinrich and Heyden Lead Los Altos Meet Winners
Gary Heinrich and Jack Heyden, unattached from Bay-O-Vista San Leandro, each won two events at the Los Altos AAU age-group meet held at Covington pool. Heinrich captured the senior open 20-yard freestyle in 2:03.38 and the 15-16 boys 100-yard backstroke in 1:20.48, while Heyden took the novice 2th and under 30-yard free in 2.8 and the 8-and-under boys 25-yard free in 16.0. Bay-O-Vista swimmer Kathe Simecek won the 13-14 girls 100-yard backstroke in 1:12.8, with thirds in her other events. Sherry Silva tied for first in the 10-and-under girls 50-yard backstroke at 1:37.8 and was second in the 30-yard free. Other Bay-O-Vista traces included Dianne Heyden and Su Ian Borch placing first and third in 11-12 girls 30-yard free. Linda Platt and Cynthia Simecek posted seconds in multiple events, while Roy Childs of the San Leandro Beavers placed third in the 13-14 boys backstroke.
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How They Stand Coast League Weekend Totals
Coast League standings and upcoming games show Seals leading with Portland and Hollywood close behind. Schedule notes include tomorrow matchups Portland at Seals and Seattle at San Diego, with Vancouver at Los Angeles and Anaheim at Sacramento. Pitcher matchups list Worthington, Negra, Erskine, Friend, Wehmeier, Nuxhall, and Rush for today’s games.
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PCL Owners Clash Over Day Games and Revenue Split
In a Pacific Coast League meeting in San Francisco, Sacramento Solons president Fred Davis pressed for a return to night games or a revised 60 40 home visitor receipts split. Seals and Angels favor continuing daytime schedules citing revenue concerns. Solons would mirror in Sacramento. Jerry Donovan, Seals president, supports the 60 40 split as most workable amid wavering weekly schedules and low daytime attendance.
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Seals Split Twin Bill With Stars On Deep Homer
San Francisco Seals first baseman Bob DiPietro and Larry DiPippo hit homers as the Seals split a doubleheader with Hollywood. DiPietro’s ninth inning blast gave the Seals a one run win in the opener, while DiPippo’s pinch homer in the final frame of the nightcap highlighted Hollywood’s 6 run seventh inning rally. Jim Baumer contributed a triple for the Stars as Bill Gabler added a homer in the sixth.
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Johnson Villafare Bout Headlines KOVR Week
Young Dave Johnson faces Al Villafare in a 10 round welterweight main event on KOVR TV from San Francisco Gardens. Preliminaries start at 9 pm. Baseball telecasts note Seals vs Portland and a four game series with Los Angeles beginning Friday night.
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Merchants Humble Fremont Semi Pros 20 Reds 3
San Leandro Merchants defeated Fremont Reds 20 to 3 in a Bay Counties semi pro game at Washington High. Winning pitcher Al Van Zanten allowed four hits and struck out 12. Fremont starter Stan Perry left with stomach pains after two innings. Roy Parker of San Lorenzo High School joined the Merchants and hit a long homer in the fourth. Gordy Hernandez led the Merchants with a double and a single. Four runs in the first, third, and fourth by San Leandro paced the win. Fremont countered briefly in the first with a homer by Rich Minkin but couldn’t sustain offense. Fremont, now 3-6, travels to El Cerrito Wednesday while the Merchants visit San Mateo Blues.
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Hayward Golf Club Schedules Special Meeting Tomorrow
A special meeting of Hayward Golf Club members was announced by president Bill Hill for tomorrow evening at 8 pm at the Air Port Community Center.
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California Bruins Faces Penalities Scandal Rumors Rise
UCLA awaits a formal comment from UC President Dr. Robert Sproul after a heavy penalty of 93000 dollars in the Pacific Coast Conference case. Rumors point to California and Stanford as next targets, with accusations of under the table payments to athletes and booster group funding.
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Oakland San Francisco Relays and Golf Open Tomorrow
Oakland Athletic League hosts two late season events tomorrow at Kezar Stadium and Lake Chabot. Top athletes from the city leagues compete in 12 relays plus a field of track events while golfers vie for eight GAL championship berths. Tennis matches proceed in San Leandro with baseball schedule set for Friday.
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Americans Dominate Opening Round At British Amateur Golf
Hobart Manly Jr. of Savannah Ga upset last year’s finalist Alan Slater 2 up at Troon Scotland to position himself as a leading contender. Frank Strafaci near upset but won 1 up over Keith Tate as Joe Golden of Austin Texas crushed Dr Thom White 9 and 8. Scottish surprise David Mackie beat Doug Sanders 2 up and Billy Goodloe of Valdosta Ga posted a 3 and 2 victory over Derek Gardner. Other U S players include Lt Jopling Layton and Charles Gilbreath in tight battles.
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Funeral Services Today for Strader
Oakland held funeral services for Norman P. Strader, former San Francisco 49ers coach, who died early Saturday at age 33. A requiem mass followed at St Joseph's Berkeley after the service in Oakland. Burial was planned in the family plot at Turjook Cal.
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Lions Sign Ohio State Star Cassady
Detroit Lions fans cheered as Al American halfback Howard Cassady agreed to join the team. The Ohio State standout made the engagement in Columbus yesterday.
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Locals Nab Firsts In NCS Meet
San Lorenzo's Danny Austin and Lew Walden sen of Bishop O'Dowd lead Southern Alameda prep tracksters at the North Coast Section finals in Berkeley Edwards Stadium. Austin wins the 180 yard low hurdles heat and finals while Waldersen edges Gaskin for third in the 1320, Berkeley takes team title, Salinas B squad earns big points, and six North Coast records fall as class B athletes shine.
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