Giants fall in twin bill amid Cardinals power surge
In the first game the Giants trail 14-1 and suffer a crushing defeat as the Cardinals surge with 13 hits to 34 for New York. Willie Mays homers and drives in runs but San Francisco errors and timely Cards hits lead to a lopsided loss.
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Croné
Billy Mattett
Vinegar Bend Mizell
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Ken Boyer
del Ennis
Joe Taylor
Hal Smith
Brosnan
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Valmy Thomas
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Cenecia
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Sproke
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Maya
Green
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Wes Crone
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Delmere
Prep Awards Banquet Set For East Bay Athletes
Thirty four high school athletes vie for East Bay Prep of the Year at the first annual banquet in Oakland. The event honors weekly Prep of the Week recipients from 1957 58 with standings influenced by sportsmanship scholarship and overall athletic performance across all high school sports. Local coaches and a featured speaker join council members to announce the Coach of the Year and present the Prep of the Year candidates across multiple schools and sports.
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Iatch
Guk
East Bay
Villa de Ila Paix
Oakland
South County
San Leandro
Berkeley
Elis
Frep
Los Angeles
Elroydfirsch
Bay Area
John Ralston
California
Phil Woolpert
USF
Jim Weaver
St. Mary's
Moose Myers
COP
Bob Titchenal
San Jose State
Arroyd
Bob Ingdhsesson
Don Kasgo
Jon ‘Lynch
Eg Whitie
Chuck, Josephs
Simons
Castlemont
Lawrence Bennett
Castro
Valley
Jerry Campbell
Deanza
Buteppel
Arike Seanne
Bob Esiad
Teackecoard
Bob Smith
Blok
Shmonsland Bull Danl
Encinal
Ud Covell
Tom “Harper Faasker
Jbaly FBI
Baseball roundup of ex-Dodgers Moryn and Cubs win over Dodgers
Baseball recap notes Braves and Pirates split, ex-Dodger Walt Moryn and Cubs win, Lennon homers for Kansas, Joe Adcock and Pitcher Billy Pierce highlighted. Dodgers, White Sox, Orioles, Reds also in action. multiple games cite late rallies, homers, and saves across leagues with boxscore mentions and player moves.
Indianapolis 500 finishers speeds and prize money
The report lists the first ten finishers in the Indianapolis 500 with their average speeds and prize money. Names include Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix, Johnny Boyd of Fresno, Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park, and Rathmann of Miami, with speeds ranging around 132 to 143 mph and total prize values in the tens of thousands of dollars.
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Ind
I—Yimmy ‘Bryan
Phoenix
Aux
Saguso
Cali
Shaat
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Calif
Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Rathmann
Miami
Fis
Ae Looo Reece
Bart *Sreeland
Judaaree Hickman Mills
Mon
Major Pacesetters Batting Rise From Indy Victory Details
The report reviews Bryan winning the Indianapolis race in a 150000 payout, leading 123 of 200 laps with Amick and Boyd close behind. It notes Bryan's pole, fast qualifying, a massive opening crash, and the notable drivers and speeds, including records and standings in both leagues.
Weekend Sports and Entertainment Schedule Card
TY LOG SATURDAY 5:00 Pro golf seven events .15 Hollywood Park races six events Sunday 10:10 Baseball eight Championship bowling 6:00 Pro golf eleven Baseball corner nine
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Hollywood Park
First fatality in race since 1955 crash assertion
The report notes the first fatality in the race since 1955 when Vukovich died in a crash. One driver’s car jumped the backstretch fence, overturned and caught fire, killing him. Several cars were eliminated or damaged in the pileup, while others continued, leaving fourteen finishers including Reece, Izolan, Parsons, Johnson, and Magill.
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Veith
O'Connor
Elisian
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Art Risch
Len Sutton
Terry Unser
Unser
Miami
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Reece
Indianapolis
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Fracland
Jud Larr
Son
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Johnson
Cuyahoga Fells
O's Nip Tigers To Gain in Mt Eden Race
DETROIT UPI Tommy Jacobs a 23 year old rookie held a two stroke lead after the second round of the Western Open at Red Run. He followed a Thursday 64 with a 67 to reach 135, three ahead of Sam Snead Frank Stranahan and Mike Souchak. Doug Ford shot 65 to lead the day with 140, as the field narrowed to 70 pros and three amateurs.
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Tommy Jacobs
Red Run
Jacobs
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Cali
Don Finsterwald
Doug Santess
Gene Littler
Don Whitt
Alameda
Colit
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Kansas City
Sam Snead
Frank
Stranahan
Mike
Janne
Vere Tarieee
Snead
Palmer
Ford
Doug Ford
Billy Casper Jr
Ed Forgal
Casper
Teamsters and Rockets Tie for First in Nahonal Little League
The Buchannan Rockets beat the Hayward Fire Dept 23 behind Rick Mehannah’s three-hit pitching to pull into a first place tie with the Fire Dept. The Teamsters defeated Wallace Webb and San 51 in American League play at Little League Stadium. A tripleheader today includes Coopman Electric versus 030 Club at noon and Rockets vs Firemen at 3 30.
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Hayward
Gary Brooks
Jacké Silva
Rich
Bell
Rocket
Mahanneah
Bob
Walters
Wips
Kurt Francis
Teamsters
Francis
Bob Roggertine
RAMS
Simmel
Rodrigues
Hayward Area tennis championships deadline set
Deadline for the third annual Hayward Area Class B Tennis Championships nears as signups begin Monday. Recreation District Supervisor Stan Wilson announced the event sponsored by Hayward Area Recreation District will span the next two weekends at Castro Valley Web School courts. Entries cover men and women singles and doubles, plus novice divisions, with fees of 2 dollars per seat for the main events and 1.50 for junior events.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
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Compton Invitational Track Meet Headliners Named
Compton California is set for the 16th annual Compton Invitational on June 6 with Will Atterberry of Michigan State and Dave Scurlock of North Carolina leading the 88-yard event. Other details in the muddled text reference timetable notes and event placeholders but names of the two major entrants are clear.
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Michigan State
Dave Scurlock
North Carolina
Aia
Track Stars Vie Tonight at Relays Meet
Track stars prepare for a two mile relay and open events as trials begin with an 8 43 mile run. San Jose State’s Ray Norton and Bobby Morrow lead sprint hopes while Parry O Brien faces Bill Neider in shot put and Eddie Southern meets Charlie Jenkins in 440. State Junior College Championships join the Relays with field events this afternoon.
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Elogk
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Ray Norton
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Pary O'Brien
Bill Neider
Eddie Southern
Charlie Jenkins
Elias Gilbert
Ancil Robinson
Bob Gutowski
Conjuncton
Bernard Wins In Ace Tourney At San Leandro Park
Frank Barnard, a 32 year veteran golfer from 225 acta St, nearly aces a hole at the San Lean dro Boys Club Hole-in-One tourney held at San Leandro ballpark. The event, running through tomorrow evening, offers prizes including a set of clubs and a golf bag. Bernard joined the field at 11 a.m. and hit the near ace about five minutes before closing.
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San Leandro
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Mounties Take PCL Lead With Doubleheader Sweep
Vancouver moved to first in the Pacific Coast League by sweeping Sacramento in a two game set as Phoenix beat Portland in the opener but lost the nightcap. The Giants split with Portland, dropping to second while Seattle and San Diego split a pair with Seattle winning one game and San Diego the other.
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Vallejo Cycle Races At West Coast Speedway
Six riders with major rankings will race tomorrow afternoon at West Coast Speedway near Vallejo. Time trials set for 1 p.m and the first race follows, featuring local competitors and a tight program of motorcycle action.
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West Coast Speedway
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Fishin Fool Advises Anglers Across Bay Area Waters
Ralph Stevens notes mixed conditions from Marin to San Luis Obispo counties with several streams and reservoirs stocking trout. High, roily water limits some fisheries but Creek and Forks of the Stanislaus offer fair to good chances. Cherry Reservoir and strawberry area lag. Trout released after planting bite best after a day as rugged spots require patience.
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Suggs Leads in Tennessee Golf
Veteran Louise Suggs returned from a month’s layoff to fire two strokes under par in the Gatlinburg Women’s Open, taking a lead as Zelia Isle of Milwaukee and Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville chased in a crowded field at Gatlinburg Tennessee.
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Spook Club Drops Close Softball Battle at Casto Valley Center
Eddie's leads 3-1 before Aladdin Heating rallies for the comeback. Tommy Castro's key home run caps a frame as Endie's lineup collects several hits in the late innings. Richardson earns the win with six strikeouts and two walks amid a tight Hayward Area Recreation District standings contest.
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Hardtop Race Tonite at Centre Costa Speedway
Walnut Creek reports the season’s first 100 lap hardtop races to be staged tonight at Centre Costa Speedway with time trials opening the show at 7 p.m. local time.
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