Seals Fall 3-2 in 10th as Bilko Goes Deep Again
Steve Bilko delivered his 19th homer and led Los Angeles to a 3-2 extra inning win over Vancouver. Portland and San Francisco traded tension, with Jim Baxes delivering a three-run shot in the 10th to cap a Pacific Coast League Memorial Day slate. Seals, Beavers, and Angels all featured late drama and strong pitching performances.
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Vukovich Aims To Win Third Indy 500 Strap
Oscar Fraley recalls Bil Vukovich, Fresno’s laconic driver who vowed to win a third straight Indianapolis 500. He leads early, then crashes in a four-car pileup as 58 laps complete, ending his bid and leaving rivals to ponder the luck and superstitions that haunt speedway racers.
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New York
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Roy
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Califf
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Driv Ling
Jack McGrath
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Jack
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OAL Thinclads Lose to SF In Relays 36 33
San Leandro’s Ed Urquides helped Oakland Athletic League relay teams edge San Francisco rivals in the seventh annual OAL SF Relays at Kezar Stadium. San Francisco prep tracksters claimed several events with records noted, while Oakland posted top marks in shuttle hurdles and sprint medleys.
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Duran Poised for Major League Rise with Pirates Prospect
The Clubhouse notes Jess Duran, a compact, powerful player with 21 homers and 71 extra-base hits in 1955 for Paratella in the Pioneer League. Drafted by the Pirates, he was sent to Mexico City, aided by language skills and a big stride that hints at a rising major league future despite the daunting jump from Double A to the National League.
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Bucs Lose Tennis Titles Four Named to OAL Team
SAN LEANDRO 1956 Oakland Alameda County Athletic League tennis results highlight four local players earning all league berths with Mike Grane Koone Paschall and Tillan Cetterfielder leading San Leandro seniors. Don Basan and Sandy Brown posted victories as Casllemont and Castlemont juniors contributed to team standings.
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Disputed Decision Ends Final Pirate Gasp for 1956
A disputed call at home plate ends the Pirates final chances of 1956 as umpire rulings and aggressive protests shape a tense inning. Starter Sal Branco exits after allowing two runs in the second, with Mack and Harris contributing key hits as the Warriors surge.
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Tom Johnson
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John William
Jerry Silva
Ernie Ortiz
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Jim
Majors Boxscores and Casting Techniques Overview
The note discusses casting near for TSH, backcast limitations, and starting cast results from retrieving fly. It mentions drift downstream while fishing with a nymph or wet or dry fly, an 82 08 percent 9 foot rod, lightweight greased line, a 9 foot leader tapered to 3x, and adding line at fin with a cast length adjustment.
Barron Takes Eighth in Contra Costa Speedway Race
Lamar Barron of Hayward finished eighth in last night's 200 lap hardtop race at Contra Costa Speedway in Walnut Creek, behind winner Chuck Webb of Sacramento who led the field.
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Lamar Barron
Chuck Webb
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Contra Costal Speedway
East Bay Prep Writers name Rudy Jackson Prep of the Week
Rudy Jackson honored as Prep of the Week by East Bay Prep Writers at their luncheon. He won both the 100 and 220 at last Saturday's North East Coast Section meet in Berkeley, though he was absent from the gathering yesterday.
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Rudy Jackson
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All Alameda County Baseball Honors To Be Announced
East Bay Prep Writers association decided at yesterday's meeting to announce the official All-Alameda County League baseball teams this Saturday. Complete statistics for the just completed league season will appear in these pages one day sooner on Friday.
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Alameda County Athletic
Jfor
East Bayt Prep Writers, Association
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