Major League Box Scores Show Yankees and Red Sox Slugging
The box scores detail New York and Boston offensive totals with key players like Mantle and Howard contributing. Yardage and line scores show Yankees 7 runs in the second, Boston 3 in the first, while pitching lines list W Dlimar and Delock with run allowances. The compendium highlights star performances and team totals across the doubleheader.
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Ijwittams
Mendonca Hurls Spooks to Third Straight Victory
Rich Mendonca pitched two hit shutout ball with 14 strikeouts as Eddie's Spook Club routed Aladdin Heaters 10-0 in the Hayward Area Recreation District softball headliner at Castro Valley Community Center. Gordon Hernandez went 3 for 3 and Ed Machado slugged a two-run homer in the third as Mendonca’s club widened its lead over Peabody Motors to 1½ games in A league standings.
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Spook
Rich Mendonca
Aladdin Heaters
Hayward Area Recreation District
Castro Valley Community Center
Spook Club
Peabody Motors
Peabody
Motormen
el Rancho Lounge
Standard Stations
jCutley Plumbing
Castro Valley
Alameda Co. Employes
Bohannon
Livermore
Centerville
Dunessuan
Mendonca
Aladdin
Gordon Hernandez
Don Ortiz
Lefty Ortiz
Ed Machado
Josox Rally Past Stockton 10-4 In Turbulent California League Night
The San Jose Josox defeated Stockton 10-4 in a single Cal League game, narrowing the gap to three games behind Modesto Reds. A third inning near riot arose after Josex catcher Tom Brown slid into Stockton second baseman Joe Lee, who suffered a severe spike and lost teeth. Stockton players later threatened Brown as tempers cooled and Herb Markell and Hank Shimada managed the incident.
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United Press
San Jose Josox
California
Josox
Stockton
Modesto Reds
Josex
Tom Brown
Joe Lee
Lee
Brown
Herb Markell
Hank Shimada
Peabody City S L Victors in San Leandro Softball
In San Leandro league play Peabody Motors beat Corn Beef O'Brien 7 3 to lead the A loop with a 4 0 record while Corn Beef O'Brien drops to 3 0. City of San Leandro defeated Lucky Storms 31 2 via a five run rally in the sixth as Feabody sparked a 12 run first inning and a 15 run fifth.
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Peabody Motors
Corn Beef
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Chisox Nip A's Yankees Keep Pace
The Altoona brief notes Chicago White Sox defeat Oakland A’s as New York Yankees stay in stride. Key moments include two run homers by a top hitter and Ted Williams tying the game for Boston in the ninth. Ditmar won for the Yankees as Mantle contributed two doubles and two singles.
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Yanks
Ike Delock
Art Ditnar
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Robinson
lRily Hoeft
Don Messi
Detroit
Ray Boone
Bill Tuttle
Village Edges All Stars In Lorenzo Finale
SAN LORENZO Village School wins 3 2 over San Lorenzo Playground Softball All-Stars in Bohannon Field finale. Dennis Morgan pitched a four hit shutout until the fourth inning amid errors that produced Village runs. Eddie Sprague delivered a two run double to cap the opening frame, with Cardinal hits from Cuellar Cabral and Costas.
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Jerry Delima
Village
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Cuellar
Bob Cabral
Lewelling
John Costas
Lorenzo Manor
Eddie Sprague
Martin
Dennis Athanescu
Costas
Virage
Ricky Snelling
Cannery Nine Blank Alburts in Oak Hand Softball
Hayward Cannery Workers defeated the Alburts 3 0 in an Oak Hand Recreation Department major league softball game. Don MacDonald pitched a two hit shutout, Jim Gallagher had a run scoring triple and a seventh inning double, and Tehero drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. The Cannery team will makeup a rainout against Redwood City next Saturday then play Alameda Steam on June 4.
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Cannery
Alburts
Oak Hand Recreation Department
Don MacDonald
Inine
Jim Gallagher
Hay'hward
John ‘Tehero
Redwood City
Alameda
Steam
Silveria Heads Sportsmen Club In Washington Township
Ted Silveria elected president of the Washington Township Sportsmen's Club. New officers include Joe Dutra vice president Frank Mayer secretary George Harvey treasurer and several directors. L Lewis named publicity chairman with Bettencourt field chairman and others aiding. Club votes to admit social memberships.
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Fremont
Ted Silveria
Washington Township
Joe Dutra
Frank Mayer
George Harvey
Joe Jason
Pete Nunes
al Caeton
John Calagnol
Ray Bettencourt
L. Lewis
Jasob
Lat Arms
Bettencourt
Jerry Dutra
Andy Costa
Lewis
20 Lap Hardtop Race Set For Tonight At Contra Costa Speedway
Walnut Creek area tracks host a 200 lap hardtop event with a large purse. Organizer Jack London expects prize money to exceed last year’s 2000 plus total. Memorial Day eve program includes a trophy dash at 8 15. Castro Valley driver Ted Montague and San Lorenzo’s Don Caron anchor topflight field. No time trials due to over weekend qualifying.
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Walnut Creek
Contra Casta
Jack London
Castro Valley
Ted Montague
San Lorenzo
Don Caron
Midgets Vie In Little 500 at San Jose Speedway
At San Jose Speedway the Little 500 features Offenhauser and Ford V8 drivers in a $3,000 prize race. Sunny Ale’s Tommy Morrow won the V8 division, with two Offies in pursuit, as Bay Area rivals and Southern California contenders prepare stiff opposition. Time trials begin at 7 clock with the main event at 8 p.m.
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Offenhauser
San Jose Speedway
Tommy Morrow
Bay Area
Southern California
Norra
Hall
Bob Cortner
Buddy Cagle
Antlerless deer hunts banned in most Northern California counties
Senate approves a bill prohibiting antlerless deer hunts in most Northern California counties until 1959 while a local control measure awaits possible approval. The move aims to prevent future hunts without county authorization. Berkeley ice skating slated seven days a week in summer at Berkeley Iceland, rink manager says. Lennie Rosenbluth named athlete of the year in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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Rockets and B&H lead Little League divisions in big wins
Biggs and Haaga and Buchan top their Little Leagues with decisive victories. Hammontree powered Biggs with a two hit, two run effort including a homer and four at bats. Reading starred for Buchanan, going 3-for-3 with two walks. Espindola belted a homer for the 20-38 Club as Buchanan and Webb & Sowa built early leads. Tonight hayward firemen face Close Building Supply at 6 pm at Little League Park.
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Winton
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OILERS' DOLLAR TOPS ACALBAT IN 1957 FINAL
Richmond batters led by Dollar who hit .481 and 28 hits for the ACAL season with Duey and Giamaita close behind. Sublets won two pitching honors with 9 victories and 105 strikeouts. Rice posted a 4 0 pitching mark.
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Butch Dollar
Ron Rice
el Cerrito
Jerry Subtett
Alameda County ‘Athletic League
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Duey
Rice
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Cerrito
John Ramos
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el Cerri
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Alameta
Tide Tables Fragment for May Thursday
Tide tables fragment shows times and heights with garbled figures for May Thursday. Contains unreadable lines and unclear locations, with references to Fort Paint and computed values.
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Fort Paint
All Return'in 58 Tomsic Paterson Set Pace at Castro Valley
Castro Valley Highs first baseball campaign highlights include Gary Tomsic with a 1.86 ERA at Arroyo and 25-5 pitching record, and Paterson batting .310 leading the island batting title. Jerry Davis hit .304 with 10 RBIs, while Paterson scored 10 runs. Junior varsity ended 5-11. freshman Vic Prosser hit .424 with 14 hits in 33 at bats.
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High
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de Ants
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Fight Results At New Orleans
Charley Norkus of New York defeated Crowe Peele of Baton Rouge in a 10 to decision at a New Orleans venue. Match details record a bout in which Norkus secured the victory by decision over the opponent from Louisiana.
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