Jayvees Season Opener Recaps Incomplete Notes
Fragmentary OCR describes a season opener at 4 p.m. in Anton with Jayvees and sophomores facing inexperience. Mentions Coach and Bob Gein, Bayvees Hungry, and emphasis on hitting hard and clean play amid personalilities and quickness from new players.
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Willits Gridders Open Friday at Healdsburg
Willits Wolverines prepare for their season opener at Healdsburg under Coach John Kassis. Key players include Glynn Russell Gary Bartolomei Warren Jorgensen and Charley Ciancio. community feed tonight at Baechtel Grove.
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Giants Rout Reds as pennant race tightens
In San Francisco, the Giants roll past Cincinnati 6 1 3, with McCormick earning his 12th win and McCovey homering twice after a slump. Spencer adds a key two RBI performance while Osteen and Hook struggle, tightening the pennant race with Milwaukee and Los Angeles.
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California Bears Open Season with Washington State Test
California quarterback Parque, 20, faces scrutiny as he replaces Joe Kapp in a split-T offense. Coach Pete Elliott relies on Parque and Crow to run and pass, with a strong backfield and solid line shaping for a tough schedule including Washington State, Iowa, Texas, Notre Dame, UCLA, Oregon State and USC.
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Here Are Fraley s Football Follies 1959 New Edition
New York report previews weekend football picks across major leagues. Notes Clemson versus Carolina and a wide slate including USC over Oregon State and Texas over Nebraska. Fraley comments on coaching losses and quirky sports reflections color the round up.
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Thursday Night Early Women's Pin Loop Starts
The 1959 60 Fall Thursday night Early Women's Bowling League opens at 7 p.m. at Yokayo Bowl with 16 teams. Mickey Pardini is president with Norma Bartolomei as vice president Evie Ringstrom treasurer Vera Smalley secretary and Anita Davis sergeant at arms. Harolds Club Safeway and Warehouse Sales join from last season while Eric's Texaco Fabric Lane and Mill View Garage field veteran bowlers with new sponsors.
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Machen Fights in TV Scrap Tonight
Willie Besmanoff faces Eddie Machen in a 10 round televised bout in Portland. Machen seeks a sixth straight win after a comeback year and is ranked fourth by Ring Magazine while Besmanoff presses for a title shot possibility amid reporting of Milwaukee purses for Johansson Hesman bout. Besmanoff has three wins and two losses this year. Machen has one loss in 31 fights.
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Promoter Battles NY Commission Over Promoting License
Vincent J. Velella faces a state hearing as the Rosensohn Enterprises license hangs in the balance amid alleged underworld influence. A Johansson Patterson title fight defense plan in New York could gross up to 50 million. Johansson may defect if Velella faces permanent ban and other promoters vie for control. The piece references river canyons unrelated to the case.
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Baseball season batting and home run leaders listed
Nuns bats in National League Banks Cubs 134 Robinson Reds 125 Aaron Braves 118 Bell Reds 108 Cepeda Giants 97. American League Colavito Indians 106 Jensen Red Sox 102 Killebrew Senators 100 Lemon Senators 96 Maxwell Tigers 92. Home runs NL Banks 41 Aaron 38 Mathews 38 Robinson 36 Mays 30. AL Colavita Indians 41 Killebrew 40 Lemon 32 Mantle Yankees 31 Maxwell 30.
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Walking Papers Go To NEL Vets And Rookies
A mix of veterans led by Max Boydston and Babe Parilli and numerous rookies were released as NFL teams trimmed rosters to 38 players. Surviving players face another cut to 35 by next Tuesday before league-level roster limits tighten.
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