Ashland Dad Player of Week Honors in B-2 League
Hess short-fielder for the Ashland Dads in Hayward Ayer Recreation District softball was named Player of the Week for the second week. He will receive the award tonight before the Dads face Carnation Milk on the Cashio Valley diamond at 8 45 p.m. Hess contributed two RBIs with a double and scored twice as Ashland beat Eden Congregational Church to move to two wins and no losses, tying for the league lead. His performance also makes him eligible for the season's Bigger of the Year trophy.
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Pacific Coast League to discuss broadcasting and draft changes
Pacific Coast baseball league officials will hold their summer meeting in San Francisco on June 22 to discuss blecasting games and the elimination of the player draft.
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City-Parochial Stars Set To Face County All-Stars In Oakland
City parochial and county teams prepared for a Saturday 2 p.m. Oakland ballpark clash. City stars led by Tommy Munoz and Cary Markle showed hitting power in workouts. County All-Stars included George Wilson Tony Knapp and J K Hunter planning a tough lineup. Pre-game pageant set for 1 30 with tickets at 50 cents students 90 cents general 1 20 box seats.
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Reg Bowman
American Legion
Frank Crnario
Frank Hogan
Sox land Rogovin and win again in lone two hitter
Saul Rogovin pitched a two hitter for the White Sox after being acquired from the Tigers. Chicago, 23,138 at home, led 2-1 on singles and a wild throw by Eddie Robinson, then Rogovin added a double and single as he helped topple the Browns 5-1.
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Ralph Branca
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Ken Heintzelman
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Willie Mays
Polo Grounds
Warren Spahn
Giants
Bob Elliott
Spahn
Willard Marshall
Late Rally Falls Short as Idyll Pontiacs Lose to Air Guard
The Iddth Fighter Wing of the Aiy National Guard edged the Lockerby Pontiacs 10 to 8 to pull even with the Indians for third in the A-2 league. WMI No. 1 Ten and Native Sons led the standings with two wins and no losses, while the Fighters and Pontiacs each stood at one win and two losses. Ed Lackerby’s triple sparked the losers, and Guresz and Millec powered the winners with key hits as Wright earned the win and Harrelson took the loss.
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Oakland Tennis May Have New Champ
Oakland seeks the 1957 City Tennis title as 23rd annual tourney opens June 16 at Devic Stadium. Local prodigies have previously risen to fame, with past stars Budge Kovacs and Larsen gracing the Oakland courts, aiming for their first major sanctioned win.
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Sweikert Just Missed Qualifying For 500 Mile Race
Sweikert of Hayward nearly qualified for the Marion Engineering Special 500 mile race with a time of 131224, finishing 34th and just short of the field. Agnes Jane, Dayton, Dulko Dinsmore and three others were edged out by faster times, leaving Sweikert three quarters of a mile per hour shy of the mark. He led four drivers briefly before elimination, but may still get a relief-driving chance for one of the 33 regulars.
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Oaks Hit Hard By Rainiers In Four-Game Set
Pacific Coast league action sees Seattle Rainiers visit Oakland for four games in three days as Oakland’s pitching staff struggles. Rainiers have allowed only 21 runs in eight recent games, led by Calvert’s no-hitter and strong rotations, while Oakland has yielded 46 runs in seven games amid a slump. Hollywood’s hot stretch and Seals’ recent struggles frame the league’s tight race.
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Shaw Warns Of Speed Surge At Indy 500 Qualifying
Shaw noted the field averaged 133.570 mph over 10 miles in qualifying and warned officials may slow the cars as a safety measure. He said restrictions could be considered but would only come after careful review. The 1938 pole and race speeds were cited as benchmarks for the evolving performance.
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Stockton 100mide Tel-States race field grows
Six Hayward area drivers join Stockton 100mide Tel-States auto race slated for the fairgrounds oval with entries from Hayward San Leandro St Helena and Portland lead by Scovell and Frame as timer and ref eree. A large 5000 spectator crowd is expected as new records may be set on the extended mile course.
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Cycle Records Up At Local Speedway
At Oakland Speedway tonight four track marks are in jeopardy as motor cycles race. The Memorial Eve Sweepstakes 25 lap event will set a new automatic record, with Joe Leonard leading one lap in 23.423 seconds and George Conner chasing in 2:24 for two laps. Copper, Bix, Ning, and Fagundes also feature in looming records as the 8:30 p.m. program unfolds.
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Memorial Day Indianapolis Race to Be Partially Broadcast
KFRC 610 will air partial coverage of the 390 mile Memorial Day race using Mudual network highlights. The broadcast will cut in to relay key moments of the classic event.
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Piston Size Boost Fuels Speed Record Chase At Meet
The piece notes engines up to 866 cubic inches and supercharged power push drivers toward many records. Drivers like Nalon Faulkner Miller and Hanks are cited with top speeds and qualification marks as they prepare for a fast, record setting race under good weather. The grid shows many named racers and cars across multiple rows and specials.
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Slugger Rex Layne Knocks Out Riley in Milwaukee
Rex Layne improved his heavyweight title chances with a sixth round knockout of Odell Riley in Milwaukee. Layne battered Riley throughout the bout, scoring nine counts twice and finishing with 2 minutes 46 seconds left in the sixth round at the Milwaukee arena.
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