Baseball park need in Hayward prompts local letters
Readers urge a municipal or private ball park as Oakland inaction and a regional need drive a stadium plan. Archie Madsen, ex player, notes lack of venue harmed scheduling of semi pro games and local sport growth. Derby, golf course delays, and possible private venture cited as paths forward.
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May Pick New Czar Tuesday in Major League Push
New York base ball executives plan to choose a new commissioner at a meeting next Tuesday as speculation grows that a congressional hearing in Washington is hastening action. The four man screening committee asked all 16 clubs to send a representative and has collected replies to a commissioner questionnaire. Committee member Del Webb noted owners generally agree on the type of man sought, the ideal sort. The push appears influenced by the House subcommittee on monopolies led by Rep. Emanuel Celler.
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Congressional warning from Hillings on baseball expansion
Washington reports that congressionally active investigator Hillings urged major leagues to add new teams or risk being branded a monopoly. He cited reserve clause and territorial limits, questioned expansion, and floated West Coast clubs to balance the sport while balancing interests of fans and owners.
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Rainiers, Seals, Beavers win in baseball action
In a tight pitching duel Joe Erautt and Bob Hall locked horns as Seattle edged Oakland 5 3 in eight innings. San Francisco tied the action with a 5 1 win over Hollywood behind Lot Burdette 11th win. San Diego defeated Fariland Beavers 6 4 as Sam Jones claimed his 14th win.
Acorns Rally Past Angels In Tight 6-5 Finish
Oakland Acorns defeat Los Angeles Angels 6-5 in a deuce late game at Wrigley Field. Don Padgett hit a ninth inning homer to cap the comeback after LA led 4-3 entering the frame. Loyd Christopher drove in four runs for Oakland with key hits, while Allan Gettel earned the win in relief.
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Japanese wrestlers debut in Los Angeles crowd of 10,400
A crowd of 10,400 packed the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles for a historic night as four top Japanese wrestlers introduced sumo wrestling to America. The event showcased Japanese grappling stars bringing their sport to a new audience.
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Polly Riley Leads Eight In Women’s Western Amateur QFs
Polly Riley from St. Worth Texas, a deafening champion at 18, advances as eight survivors reach the quarter finals of the Women’s Western Amateur Golf tournament in Detroit.
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Florence Stars as Native Sons Beat Lockerby Lions at Hayward Arena
Monte Florence of the Native Sons pitched a standout game against Lockerby Pontiac, going the distance with a three-hit effort while contributing three hits and a home run. Roy Santos and Tory Souza added two runs apiece as the Sons prevailed 4 to 1. In other league action, N and M Market defeated Crescent Jewelers 12 to 6, Wayward 20-40 Club beat Y.M.1 No. 2 10 to 9, and the Cannery Workers Union edged Brownies 10 to 8 in extra innings. The Native Sons extended their lead with a sixth inning rally, while Fountain’s Salviero homered to help secure Bob Smith’s shutout bid in a later frame. The Can ners hold six straight wins, two games ahead of the Brownies.
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California workshop opens for athletic coaches in Po t
The California workshop for athletic coaches opens Monday at California Polytechnic campus with about 100 coaches and physical education instructors expected to attend.
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Major Leagues Yanks Split With Tigers
New York pitcher Morgan wins five straight since return as Yankees contend with Ford’s absence. Tigers take opener 9 to 0 as Kell delivers the decisive eighth inning. Indians, Red Sox, and White Sox win to tighten standings. Pirates end Brooklyn streak with 12 9 win, Cubs take first game in twin bill then fall in second, Braves move into fourth place behind Spahn’s four hit relief victory.
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Louis Aims for Title Shot After Brion Fight
Joe Louis said he is ready for a championship bout anytime, awaiting the Charles-Walcott outcome. Brion impressed 19,000 fans with a comeback bid, though Louis outboxed him in spots, bleeding from a cut in the later rounds. The card grossed $66,525 plus $10,000 for movie fights. no telecast.
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Next Walcott Bout Postponed To Next Year
New York report states heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott will delay his return title bout with Ezzard Charles until sometime next year likely June. Walcott, 37, plans a four month tour including the United States, South America, and Europe, with Charles granted the return shot by agreement for next year. Promoter Kim Norris of the International Boxing Club approved the extension, though he sought a Chicago Stadium rematch in September. Norris cited Walcott's touring schedule and potential earnings for his family as reasons for the delay.
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Tam O'Shanter Golf Tourney Underway in Chicago
The Tam O Shanter All American Golf tourney started with play-for-par rounds in Chicago. Sam Snead Lloyd Mangrum and other pros headline the field of 32 qualifiers and 87 entrants over two days of preliminaries for the 72 hole final. Police protection surrounded Mangrum and Snead as guards watched from the gallery amid threats to top players.
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Rams Jin Triple Header Tomorrow
The Los Angeles Rams may face surprises in a triple header against three service teams in San Diego tomorrow night. Coach Joe Stydahar learned the service teams Camp Pendleton Marines Naval Training Center and Marine Recruit Depot have a security blackout on practice. Elroy Hirsch joined practice after leaving Baldwin Wallace College.
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