Giants and Cubs Hunt for Wins as Pirates Lose
The Pirates' Bob Veale earned his fifth victory in seven decisions after a three-run fourth inning, while Jim LeKebvre's two-out error opened the door for two more runs on Manny Motta's payoff. In St Louis, Gibson went the distance, firing 10 strikeouts to beat Cincinnati as the Cardinals end the Reds five-game win streak. Cleveland's O'Donoghue pitched four innings of no-hit relief in a doubleheader, and New York, Detroit, Baltimore, Washington, Boston and Kansas City posted various results in a day of league action.
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Clay and Mildenberger title clash eyed by promoters
Promoters bid for Muhammad Ali's next fight after his sixth round KO of Henry Cooper. Talks pace plans to defend the heavyweight title in Europe within months. Ali seeks income, alimony funding noted as payoff from Cooper bout.
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Boxing Talk On Heavyweight Prospects And Matchups
The column discusses potential showdowns and the need for a fighter to beat a ranked heavyweight to earn a title shot. It mentions Torres, Clay, Jones, and training strategy to force the opponent’s hand, with tangential notes on past bouts and judging.
Threat In Crew Classic Vallejo
In Vallejo and at Mare Island Stanford and Washington loom as strong threats for the TRA Regatta next month. Cal and the Huskies face tough competition, with Stanford possibly posing the main challenge to crews aiming for top finishes.
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Ajiah Leads NCS Trials Amid Fast 3 13 7 Pace
Vataity and Ajiah shine in NCS Trials as Ajiah clocks 3 13 7 in the 1500s. The performance sets a strong mark for the year and signals a push toward the final meet. Competitors eye the upcoming B meet while Da wid Geineepeinted focuses on discipline and steady racing tactics.
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California and Washington Open Season Rivalry Noted
Fragmentary sports score snippet shows California and Washington results with Cleveland, Chicago mentions and possible second place markers. Limited readable details indicate early season framing for teams and venues without full context.
Potter Valley Bearcats crown athletic year with double win
Potter Valley Bearcats completed a historic athletic year by sweeping rival Anderson Valley in baseball, 10-9 and 1-4, behind a six run sixth inning sparked by Lew Browns grand slam. Ukiah and Napa contest noted with Doug Holmes and Alan Estes on the mound for Ukiah. Baughn and Charles Newman led Ukiah hitters with two hits each while Speer and Tate contributed offense as midseason fielding and hitting improved.
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Records Fall In Qualifying For Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indiana officials report 32 rear engine machines and a lone dissenter from front engine cars set for the 50th annual Indy speed run. Qualifying produced a record pace near 158.646 mph with Ford leading four cylinder Offenhauser rivals as Bobby Grim’s turbo Offy stands as the only roadster in the field.
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Trojans In Playoffs For College World Series Berth
USC, ranked No 1, hosts Cal Poly Pomona at Bovard Field in the Pacific Coast playoffs to reach the College World Series in Omaha. Washington State plays Fresno State next with a double elimination format to decide the finalist awaiting June 13 in Omaha. USC carries a 43 9 1 season mark while Cal Poly Polylogue 26 12.
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Bruins win Pacific Eight track title at Stanford Stadium
The Bruins dominated the PAC Eight meet at Stanford Stadium scoring 80 points, 36 ahead of Southern Cal and 43 ahead of Oregon. Led by sprinters Tom Jones and Bob Frey and others, they set seven meet records including a sweep in the 220 yard dash and the 100 yard dash.
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Kauai King Nears Belmont bid after Preakness win
Maryland bred Kauai King son of Native Dancer, owner Michael Ford, eyes the Belmont Stakes after a taxing schedule that included ten races since February. His Kentucky Derby triumph and sharp Preakness stretch gave rivals pause as plans to ship to Aqueduct for the June 4 race shape the Triple Crown chase. He won by almost two lengths, paying 4 3 2 40 across the board. Ameriboid was third in a field that included Rehabilitate Indulto Advocate Exceedingly Understanding and Blue Skyer.
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