Undefeated Teams Vie In Top HARD Softball Games This Week
Undefeated teams in Hayward Area Recreation softball clash in weekly highlights. Hunt Foods faces ABC Ambulance in the B League on Friday at Bohannon, while Rocket C's meet Complete Cleaners in C-1. In A League, three co leaders contest second-division foes, with schedule set across CV and Boh.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
Hunt Foods
ABC Ambulance
Smith
Naval Air Station
C-1 Soop
Rocket C
Castro Valley Community Center
Colvaders
el Rencho Lounge
Ede's
Spooks
Besugnant
Eddie’s
Barrett Donuts
el Rancho
Lenny's
VMI
Beaumont
Village Bowl
Naval Air
Sucher's
Kids Web
Native Sons
National Guard
Hunt's
ABC ‘Ambulance
Teamsters
Chabot Theater
YEW
Standard
Wed
Ibohs Rocket C's
Complete Cleaners
Weel
Bok
D Battery
Cal Eastern
Icv
AEC
Russell Market
Usp&e
CV Ist Baptist
SLAC
SIZ Ist Baptist
Livermore
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Hayward
Centerville
Castro Valley
el Rancho Lounge
Aber Beaumont
Lanny'r
Leaguewl Pet
ABC Ambulkor
OY National Gunz
Nativa Sams
Teamsters Union
Bt Chabot Theater
San Loranzo AC
Pipe & Foundry
I CV
Alameda County
Russell Marne
LDS League
Castro
Valley
San Leandro Hayward
MacDOUGALL RAMM TAKE TITLES IN HARD NET TOURNEY
Don MacDougal came from behind to defeat Sig Jackson 4-5 6-5 6-4 for the men singles crown at the Hayward Area Recreation District Tennis Championships. Dave Ramm defeated Bud Haley 6-1 6-2 in junior men singles. Bessie Fickert beat Jean Woolfson 6-4 6-3 for women singles. Jim Wilcox and Joe Pastrone won men’s doubles 7-5 2-6 6-4, with Wilcox and Fickert teaming to win mixed doubles 7-5 against Evaret Sale and Genevieve Smith.
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Don MacDougaLl
Maynard High
Sig Jackson
Hayward Area
Dave Ramm
Huhs Net
Bud Haley
Bessie Fickert
Jean Woolfson
Jim Wilcox
Joe Pastrone
Ben Minton
Tom Pook
Wilcox
Evaret Sale
Genevieve Smith
Tight Matches In President's Cup
Yesterday's first round at Hayward Golf Club produced tight results in the President's Cup with three matches decided by 1 up. Winners included Bob Campbell over John Blasquez and C B Smith over Bob L Smith, while Harry Souza beat Ed Antonelli by one hole.
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Hayward Golf Club
Tony Wegenka
Joe Gonzales
Glenn Tenney
Joe Kauffman
Robbie Wallace
D. Vern Grange
Hank Roberts
Vic Joseph
Hick Andrade
James Galletti
Dick Marcantelli
Bob Okamura
Ray Meoughan
Frank Gonzales
Murray Bleak
Frank Biasques
Wayne Pearsall
Sinth
Bill Johnson
Joe Ferez
Charles Flancher
Randy Waeper
Bill Kangas
Glen Ringlane
Bill U
Bob Arlington
Bul Mitchell
Jess Dias
Lou Hennessey
Olle Pormandes
Bud Blasques
Bob Johnson
Cardinal Upsets Nor-Cal Golf Title At Silverado
Cardinal Ike Castagnetto defeated former San Francisco city champion Ed Castagnetto to win the Northern California amateur crown at Silverado Country Club. The red-haired Cardinal led 8 up after 14 holes and never trailed, despite Castagnetto’s 65 in qualifying and strong 75-hole run.
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Napa
Bob Cardinal
Ed Castagnetto
California
Silverado Country Club
Cardinal
Ike
San Francisco
Cestagnetto
January Eagle Wins Dallas Centennial Golf Title
Rookie pro Don January of Abilene Texas eagled the final hole to win the $30,000 Dallas Centennial tournament with a 268 total, one stroke ahead of Don Finsterwald and Doug Ford. Finsterwald and Yord tied for second at 269, Bully Maxwell took fourth at 272, while Dick Mayer and Jackson Bradley were fifth at 273.
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Dallas
Don January
Abilene
Tex
North Texas State Allege
Finsterwald
Yord
Bully Maxwell
Odessa
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jackson
Bradley
Houston
Top Dons' Pitchers Shine as Arroyo Wins Out
Gary Tomsic posts a sparkling 0.88 ERA while Steve Goodell leads with 74 strikeouts. Arroyo high closes 1956 with a 7-4 record as freshmen and sophomores share the mound and Hope hits .306, Ingebretson tops with a .281 season mark, Alexander leads in hits and steals.
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Dennis Herbert
SAN Lorenzo
Gary Tomsic
Arroyo High
Tomsic
Steve Goodell
Dons
Goodell
C . Tomsic
Arroyo
Steve Hope
Bob Ingebretson
Don
Lynn Alexander
I's Wonderful World for NLs Newest Slugger
Pittsburgh slugger I s Wonderful World, Dale Long, dominates as he leads in home runs 13, runs batted in 66 and hits 62 through 33 games, with a .419 average. He is praised by George Sisler for power and hitting prowess, while Tom Rickey shifts to advisory duties and Long breaks from minor leagues to major league success.
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Pittsburgh
Ins
Dale Longjoy
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paradise
Joe L. Byorr
Brooklyn
Branch Rigkey
Pirates
Rickey
St. Louis Browns
New Orleans
Hollywood
Long
Willie Mays
George Sisler
George
Tike
North Adams
Mess
Kitty Bransfield
Charley Grimm
Gus Suhr
Cal's Robinson on All-CIBA All Stars in 1956
Three Stanford players and California's Earl Robinson earned spots on the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association All-Star team for 1956. Robinson made the outfield, joined by USC's Tony Santino and Santa Clara's John Ruso, who edged Santino for the league batting title. Ray Young led hurlers with a 2.00 ERA and Isherwood of USC posted a 3-0 mark as pitchers. Holding was catcher. Rudy Figueroa joined the infield along with Trojans Hedley and Pritchard, and UCLA's Decker. Stanford’s Ray Young was named MV P with a .302 average and 15-? record over three CIBA seasons.
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Stanford
California
Earl Robinson
California Intercollegiate Baseball Association
Robinson
Tony Santino
USC
Santa Clara
John Ruso
I Ruso
Bronco
Watsonville
Sentino
CIBA
Ray Young
Southern Cal
Id Isherwood
Indians
Ralph Holding
Hayward's Baron Hardtop Qualifier at Contra Costa Speedway
Lamar Balon among 40 of 66 hopefuls who qualified for tomorrow's 200 lap hardtop race at Contra Costa Speedway in Walnut Creek. Chuck Webb of Sacramento led trials and set a new track record with a 17.07 second lap.
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Walnut Creek
Lamar
Lon
Contra Costa Speedway
Chuck
Webb
Sacramento
Stockton Relays Set to Showcase Track Records
In Modesto the Stockton meet promises record pace as top athletes from Pacific AAU fields compete. Jim Lea dominates the 440 and shoots toward a high jump and relay standards, with Lon King and Eddie Southern among strong challengers. Abilene Christian and USC squads post fast relay times as Texas, Fresno State, and California athletes chase marks.
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Dan Brodie
Stockton
Pacific A. m AA. U
Pels
Birthes
Jan
Jim
Lea
Texas
Eddie Southern
Oklahoma
J. W. Mashburn
Southern
Lon Sportier
California
Geaman
Dave
Duke Lea
Charlie Dumas
Herb McKenley
Big Bill
Berkeley
Russell
Southern Pacific Association
A.A.U
Jerome’Wilters
Hal Butler
Dan Schweikart
Bill Weiss
Fordham University
Jeldental
Grand U.C.L.A
Standart
Little
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Bill Woodhouse
Jim Segvest
Don Condor
Bribby Morrow
U.S.C
Jimmy Grigs
Woodhouse
Bobby Morrow
Bobby Whilden
Mike Agostini
Fresno State
Whilden
Agostini
Husky Witmer
Bilko Hits 7th and 18th Home Runs for Angels
Los Angeles Angels first baseman Steve Bilko extended a home run tear in a doubleheader with Seattle. He hit his 17th and 18th of the season in the nightcap to lift the Angels 5-4 and sweep the twin bill after a 4-3 loss in the opener where Don Fracchia shut him out. San Diego moved from sixth to fourth place by sweeping Portland 9-2 and 4-2, while Hollywood and San Francisco split.
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United Press
Ty Cobb
Steve Bilko
Los Angeles Anels
Big Steve
Seattle
Cherubs
Gene Lillard
Don Fracchia
Rainiers
Bilko
Angels
San Diego
Portland
Hollyj Wood
San Francisco
Bakersfield's 12-Run Seventh Blunts Roosters Comeback
Fresno Cardinals led Californias league as Bakersfield built a 17-4 lead at home only to see San Jose rally with six runs in both the eighth and ninth. Dallas Womack starred for Bakersfield with two homers during a 12 run seventh inning that secured the win and kept Bakersfield atop the circuit.
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Fresno Cardinals
Bakers Field
San Jose
Boosters
Art Lilly
Josex
Lilly
Roosters
Dallas Womack
Bakersfield
Seals Prepare to Face Portland After Tight Loss
In a tense ninth inning Seals trailed 4 5 before Haywood Sullivan singled and Fred Green struggled. DiPietro failed a sac and ended up homering to left field. With rest ordered for the team, Joost eyes entertaining Portland, which visits tomorrow for a crucial game.
Sox Win 15 Inning Tilt With White Sox Triumph
The White Sox outlasted the Cubs 5-4 in 15 innings as Jim son drove in the decisive run in the 15th. Dave Jolly earned his third win of the season while Zarny Wynn fanned five over Cleveland in a 4-2 win. Roy Sievers delivered four RBIs for Washington in an 11-10 nightcap victory. Art Ditmar shutout Kansas City 5-0 for Detroit.
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Dave Jolly
New York Yankees
Zarny Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Wynn
Tribe
Jack Harshman
Jimson
Baltimore
White Sox
Tom Brewer
Bostons
Roy Sievers
Washington Senators
Art Ditmar
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tiger
End Slaughter
Charley Thompson
Kansas City
al Kafine
Charley Maxwell
Ray Boone
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Goodman
Herzog
Consulo
Busby
Eenodt
Avila
Stevers
Sleanen
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al Phaney
Gison
Mse Colavito
Minosp
Hsnyderes
Yauchin
Warddf
Lelsre Regalado
Daley
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Dely
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Paula
Zauchina
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Siwaulee Snyder
E—Mcmillan
Aaron
Clevenger
Buddin
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Frewler
Torre
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Kiltebeen
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Thomson
O'Connell
Rob Stewert
Pingon
Ette
Chaisales
P Fowler
Cravetz
Rei—Courtne
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Rams owner Dan Reeves seeks syndicate to buy out club
Los Angeles Rams one third owner Dan Reeves says he aims to form a syndicate to purchase the other four owners for 2 million dollars Ed Win Pauley Bob Hope Hal Seley and Fred Levy reportedly made him a buyout offer for the NFL club in a leugh sell arrangement.
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Los Angeles
INS
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
Reeves
Edwin Pauley
Bob Hope
Hal Seley
I'red Levy
Two Die as Lightning Strikes in St Louis Area Golf Course and River
In St Louis area two sportsmen were killed and another injured by lightning yesterday. Robert Bruce, 37, of University City, was struck dead on the eighth green at St Ann Golf Course. Glen Keay, 43, of St Louis, was injured. A third man, Richard C. Buchanan, was killed while fishing under the Clark Bridge across the Mississippi River.
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St. Louis
Robert Bruce
University City
St. Ann
Glen Keay
Richard C.bchannon
Clark
Mississippi River
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