Giants Open Series as CardS Sit In Cellar
The Giants face the Cardinals with Johnny Antonelli opposing McDaniel as San Francisco seeks an early-season surge while St Louis drops toward the cellar. A crowd of about 23,000 is expected for the series opener, with Mays and a supporting cast led by Davenport, Sayer, OConnell, Spencer and Cepeda expected to spark the attack.
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Whitaker Hanger 7 p Wards Ulrich offers Triumph
Whitaker prepares to compete in an art display with Bill Haelsturn to beat Hard Ward. Pacific in a special exhibit draws attention as a closely followed event.
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Ulrich
Triumph
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Hard Ward
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Gripping the Club Properly Most Important to Golf
Golf expert Doug Ford explains grip basics for power and control. He compares overlapping and palm and finger grips, detailing hand placement, pressure points, and the correct V shape guiding the right hand. Emphasizes firm grip without tension, with the club doing the work.
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New Leaders Rise in WIBC Tourney Action
At the Downtown Bowl in San Francisco new leaders emerged in the WIBC tournament. Wally Stoops of Salt Lake City took third in the singles with 9,565 while Lorraine Dutra of Sacramento posted 5 51 for fourth. In doubles Dorothy Brinkhall and Jinnie Applequist of Fergus Falls moved to fifth with 9 79. Hirsch & Price of San Francisco climbed to the lead in division two and Madera Bowl of Madera, California rose to fourth in division three with 2 063.
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Salt Lake City
Lorraine Dutra
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Calif
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Jinnie Applequist
Fergis Falls
Minn
Hirsch & Price
Madera
Spring Football Practice Opens for Cal and Stanford
BERKELEY UP California Coach Pete Elliott fields 67 players as spring practice begins with the Bears focusing on offensive and defensive assignments. Quarterback Joe Kapp, halfbacks Jack Hart and Hark Olguin, and fullback Bill Patton headline the first unit backfield. Stanford coach Jack Curtice warns 90 hopefuls to hustle for a spot this fall.
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Stanford
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German Mat Star in Pony Loop Benefit
Karl Von Schober a 6-2 245 pound grappler with international credentials headlines the WEW Pony and Colt League Benefit at Carl Purdy Hall Th. He teams with Clyde Steeves against Ramon Torres and Juan Manoukian in a night of rough action to raise funds for Ukiah youth baseball. Tickets on sale locally. front rows $1.75, general $1.50.
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Ukiah Boxers Withdraw From Diamond Belt Tourney
Ukiah three amateur boxers originally entered in the postponed Diamond Belt boxing matches at Stockton will not travel as two, Bob Myers and Richard Scudero, are injured and Bill Poulos will not go alone. Journal Want Ads pay off.
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Ukiah to host girls track meet May 22
The Ukiah Recreation and Parks Department with Ukiah High School and area elementary schools will hold its first annual girls age group track and field meet for ages 9 to 17 on Thursday May 22 at the Ukiah High School oval. Coaches and organizers urge signups at the event and emphasize age-group events with specific events by age, plus a final relay.
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Ukiah High School
Ukiah Area
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Ukiah High
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Stan Stafford
Stafford
Amateur Athletic Union
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San Francisco
Yankees Off and Rutitiiig Away from American Field
New York Yankees show an extraordinary bullpen of interchangeable parts as they race ahead, with Don Larsen Bob Turley Whitey Ford and a versatile lineup. The piece highlights deep depth across positions and the manager Casey Stengel deploying multiple substitutes to keep the team dominant.
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NEW York
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Larsen
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Bob Grim
Ford
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al Gicetto
Grim
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Shostakovich Wins Lenin Prize for First Symphony
Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich has been awarded the Lenin Prize for his First Symphony, as Moscow Radio reported today. The recognition underscores a major cultural triumph for the artist amid ongoing Cold War tensions and highlights the state’s endorsement of his work.
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London
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Athletics Rally Past Indians on Grand Slam Power
Kansas City Athletics surge to a 9-4 win over Cleveland as Frank House hits a grand slam in the eighth inning and Murty Dickson earns the win in relief. The Yankees win 4-1 over Boston with Larsen pitching briefly. Detroit edges Chicago 2-1 as McDermott drives winning run. Redlegs down Phillies 4-2 in 14 innings in a lengthy game. Rain cancels Washington-Baltimore.
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Larsen
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Willard Nixon
Mickey McDermott
Tigers
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Donovan
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Pastrano Beats England's Best Tuning for Floyd
Willie Pastrano of New Orleans outpointed Joe Bygraves in a 10 round London bout to keep in shape while Patterson and Cus D Amato deny him a title shot. Pastrano outboxed most of the way with a sharp left jab, as Bygraves faded in the later rounds during the hard fought matchup before about 6000 fans in Leicester England.
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New Orleans
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Patterson
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Pastrano
Willie
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Jamaica
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