Pacific Coast League Box Score Highlights
In a Pacific Coast League game the box score outlines players from Los Angeles and Portland with runs, hits, and errors. Notable names include Grant, Richards, Monette, Upright, Mauch, and Gladstone. Final notes reference strikeouts, double plays, and home runs by Mauch and Upright.
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Brooklyn Beats New York in National League Thriller
Brooklyn outslugged New York as Lockman Hodges and Mays led 37 hits in a high scoring affair. Robinson and Katt powered the Mets with four RBI each while Shuba Snider and Mueller supplied key offences as Gardner and Labine battled on the mound.
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Early baseball doubleheader with mixed results
Chicago and Baltimore split the first AL twin bill as Marshman wins for the White Sox in game one while Turley suffers the loss in the nightcap. Washington Philadelphia and New York Boston also feature in a string of box scores from the league.
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Little Mo Wins French International Women’s Singles
America's Maureen Connolly defeated Ginette Bacalle of France 6-4 6-1 to win the French International women's singles title in Paris. Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas advanced toward Australia’s Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall after beating Mervyn Rose and Rex Hartwig in the semifinals.
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Maureen Connolly
America
Ginette Bacalle
France
Paris
Tony Trobert
Vic Seixas
Australia
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewal
Mervyn Rose
Rex Heariwig
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Philadelphia
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California Diablo Invitational Tour Draw Set for June
The Diablo Invitational Tour will hold events June 4 and 6 with a field including Tal Smith Arne Boscacci Bill Kay and many more from Utah and Hayward. Bob Loane chairs the event and 23 flights compete alongside a chance to challenge United States Open champion Bev Hogan on National Golf Day June 3 at seven area courses.
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Intel Ameant
T. L. Foley
Tal Smith
Arne Boscacci
Bill Kay
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Verna Callison
Jim Blair
Nelson Cullenwood
Harold Sloper
John Jory
Gene Brown
Jim Bridge
Hap Carraway
Vern Goodwin
Johnny Ball
Jim Wilbert
George Gnay
Bob Loane
Utah
Hayward Area
Jerry Kroeckel
Ed Friedrichs
Frank Crews
Alex Stewart
Keyne Monson
Byron Royce
Judge Foley
Floyd Sparks
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Knodt Named Chairman of USC Golf Day
August Knodt Jr named chairman of Nations Golf Day in the Hayward area. Ben Hogan to headline the event at Hayward Golf Club on June 5 with thousands of players competing against his score from local courses. A bronze medal and a $1 entry fee will fund USO and National Golf Fund charities. $54,000 from last year supports a new USO center in Japan.
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USC
Bill Schmidt
Sequoyah
Rita Boscacci
12Th Street
Dick Frey
Chabot
August Knodt, Jr
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Professional Golfers Association
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Dwain Esper
Daily Review Sports Ediitor
Florence Parke
Trojans Lead PCC Trials With Record Breaks at Seattle Meet
USC and Stanford dominated the Pacific Coast Conference track trials in Seattle. Joe Graffio clocked 9.5 seconds for the 100 yards breaking a 12 year-old mark, Leo Long tossed the javelin 232 feet 4 3/4 inches, and Des Koch set a stadium record in the discus. USC figures to sweep many events as California Stanford UCLA chase. Ernie Shelton threatened the conference and world marks, while the 17 year old mile record looms.
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USC
Bob Peoples
Des Koch
Southern California
University of Washington
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Wolverines Lead But Iliini Close at Purdue Meet
Michigan tops the field with relay and sprint stars while Purdue, Minnesota, Northwestern and Ohio State trail in the Big Ten outdoor championships at Purdue. Roy Pella wins the discus, Fritz Nilsson and others rank in prelims, as rain and trials shape the early results.
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Fritz Nilsson
Michigan State
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Northwestern
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Penn State Sprinter Breaks IG4A Mark
Penn State enters the IC 4A track and field championships on Rendall Island with Art Pollard leading nine other qualifiers. A 19 year old Coatesville Pa sophomore matched a 9.6 second 100 yard dash mark and shaved a tenth from a 20.4 second 200 mark set two years ago by Andy Olde yt.
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New York
Penn State
Art Pollard
Rendall Island
Coatesville
Andy Olde
Big purse offered to Oakland race winner
Ashland The American Racing Association announces a 32500 purse for the Memorial Day Oakland Speedway race. Thirty three cars will race the half mile dirt and asphalt track with top prize 18 percent of the pot and lap money plus a $200 qualifying prize among the six fastest. Notable entrants include El Vukovich of Fresno and Eli Vukovich in last year’s duel with Jack Flaherty.
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American Racing Association
Wally Profrock
Oakland Speedway
el Vukovich
Fresno
Bill Vukovich
Eli Vu
Jack Flaherty
Flying Plan
Dave Lee
Berkeley
Ford Walters
Los Angeles
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Hayward
Bill Jenkins
Santa Rose
Dogs Upset Troy in District Fight Playoffs
Fresno State defeated Southern California 9-3 and Oregon beat Seattle University 9-4 in the NCAA district first round. The winners advance to Monday’s game for the coast title and a berth in the national playoffs.
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Oregon
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Fresno State
Southern California
Seattle University
Midway Bowl mixed results lead area bowling scores
Area Bowling News reports mixed results at Midway Bowl with several matchups noted. Individual scores include Pawloski 453, Purpera 45, Green 497, and Wmerad 447 among others as teams Power Wagons Crsyize Marchands Hay Ford compete in recent lanes.
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Lucky Strikers
Alley Date
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Boo Bona
Four Aces
Eat Meviliams
Richard Pawloski
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Big Car Race Seen As Therapy For Patients
Memorial Day races at the Oakland Speedway attract patients from local hospitals. Mack McGrete and Marty Shilling secure 60 box seats for military visa patients and convalescents, with Alameda county employees hosting 40 from Oak Knell Negas hospital and 20 from the Oakland VA hospital as guests during time trials for the 250 lap classic.
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Mack McGrete
Marty Shilling
Oakland Speedway
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Newark Little League opens with three squads this season
Newark's Little League began last Saturday with two squads already expanded to three under Playground leaders Bob Brazil and Shyrie Rice. The 9 to 12 year olds play a 10 game season with two Saturday games, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. In the opener the California Cardinals beat the Orioles 14 to 11 after an extra inning.
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Newark
Bob Brazil
Shyrie Rice
Cardinals
Orioles
California Cardinals
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Hermen Boggs
Wayne Pierce
Don ‘Tackett
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Jimmy _ Nevis
Bowhunters Club Opens Niles Range
The SOEA BA Bowhunter's range in Niles opened with a ribbon cutting led by Roger Anderson of the Hayward Area chamber of commerce. The six month old club with 75 members drew 100 attendees and granted Anderson an honorary membership along with Mr and Mrs Carl Gwissig of Nilesraod for range ownership. Afterward members joined Golden Arrows Bowmen in an open shoot at Santa Rosa with prize winners including Dudley Wynkoop, Don Sanborn, and women winners Fae Jibson, Lorraine Buchanan, Millie Dell, Berdene Sanborn, and Gladys Sargent.
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Roger Anderson
Hayward Area
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Golden Arrows
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Don ‘Sanborn
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Lorraine Buchanan
Millie Dell
Berdene Sanborn
Gladys Sargent
Willie Savemaxe Knight Aims For Hollywood Park Win
In California, jockey Willie Savemaxe Knight, famous for 18 career victories, prepares for another race at Hollywood Park during the AAU outdoor meet. The Friday session at Shawnee Mission, Kansas, produced four winners, signaling strong form for Knight as he chases a notable performance today.
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Ralph Stevens The Fishin Fool
Rowdy readers report rough water hindered rockfishing with many anglers suffering mal de mere yet boats still landed fish. Top Rockfish aboard Sea Fox plus 22 pounder. scattered bluefish and saddles of rockfish noted. Dol Hunter Lolita reported consistent limits near or at limits in 40 trips, while stripers slow but fair, with some large catfish and flounders caught around Dillon's Point.
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