Bret Harte Wins Baseball Tourneys From Ashland
Bret Harte wins baseball in two tries from Ashland in a round of eight team elimination games. The Area Recreation Center conducted the event under supervisor Mayer and instructors Hoven Tuffanti Sparks Costas. Highlights included fundamentals of hitting fielding base running and team strategy with multiple contests to showcase skills and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Harte
Ashland
Area
Bret Garter
Stavward Area
Bret Hart
Castroley
David B. Martin
Andyunder
Tide Ramos
Ey Ange Manog
Mike Bennett
Jerry Carboni
Don Christianson
Denny Boranya
Don Johnson
Rennei
Zaballos
Ken Vierra
Pi Neal Stafford
Carl Jonsen
Util
Linus Reid
St. Conely
Jon Ramas
Thuis Reid
Cye,bashon
Ed Fitibbe
Day Piercy
Ron Pachavy
Don Ortez
Bran Blackwood
Rubin Guerra
John Wieland
Jim Byers
An Lethes
Bob Perez
Keang
Dan Sears
Disk Jardin
Joe Durant
Jim Pollack
Leroy Peis
Lewis Kuller
Ulilitl
Fight Results From United Press Dispatch
Boxing recap from a brief United Press report notes results from a show in which fighters from local rings and regional venues faced off in a series of bouts. The dispatch highlights outcomes and performances, identifying notable contenders and settlements of competitive matches.
Talbert Leads Tennis in Eastern Grass Cup Quarterfinal
Tourney favorite Billy Talbert, rising after Mulloy’s default, meets young Vic Seixas of Philadelphia in the Eastern Grass court tournament quarterfinals. Meanwhile 31-year-old New Yorker Wieguing dominates, beating Frank Golden in straight sets as other matches unfold for spots in the next round.
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U.P
Billy Talbert
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Talbert
Mane
Gardpar Mulloy
Malloy
Hig
Frank Golden
Chicago
Earl Cochell
San Francisco
Naker
Jim Brink
Seattle
Wash
Jipe
Kert
Cinema
George Worthington
Australia
Sam Match
Los Angeles
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hull
Calif
Fall-Winter Softball Leagues Move Start to Aug 15
The Maynard Area Recreation announces fall and winter softball leagues will start the week of Aug 15 rather than Aug 8 to allow a practice game. Multiple leagues are open for entry, including Hayward A B C, Castro Valley open, and San Lorenzo Village open. Teams may enter two leagues. entries close on Tuesday Aug 8. Contact 1015 E Street Recreation District office. Three fields will be reservation based with fees of 1.00 for 7 8:30 pm and 1.50 for 8:30 10 pm. Reservations available at the office.
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Maynard Area
Hayward
Caste Valley
San Lorenzo Village
Castro Valley
Maynard
Village
AI Laang
Recreation District
E Street
Kimball Wins On Muniz Two-Hitter in baseball clash
Kimball wins 12 to 6 behind Muniz two hitter as Redwooders struggle with eight Kimball errors. Muniz fanned ten, walked four, while Redway and James combined for seven earned runs. Redway collected two hits, with Lipich and Henderson among attackers, but miscues dominated the scoring.
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Kimball
Kimball Diamond
Jusciy
Kimballery
Redlond
Neworths
Redwooders
Muniz
James
Redway
Lipich
Grace
Jackson
Noble
Henderson
Malott
Alpurts
C. Lowe
B. Houston
B. Motloway
A. IM
KK. Letherman
W. Muniz
D.salgado
Burbank
Redwood
Redwood Playground
Eliasmond
Burbankers
Martin
Two 49ers Are Okay to Play Ball
MENLO PARK United Press reports that two 49ers were cleared for practice at the San Francisco camp. Harry Kane, coming off a knee injury from College of Pacific, and Tom Payne of Santa Clara, with a sore shoulder, were declared fit to continue drills. Hal Crisler, on loan from the Washington Redskins, was sent back after the physician deemed his shoulder unrecoverable. Coach Buck Shaw said the squad would test legs in the first practice session of the camp.
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Menlo Park
U.P
San Francisco 49Ers
College of Pacific
Harry Kane
Tom Payne
Santa Clara
Kane
Payne
Hal Crisler
Washington Redskins
Davis Cup Drama Roils Sussex Tennis Circles
Davis Cup prospects stir South Orange as Ted Schroeder and Budge Patty face snubs in singles by brass hats. Cochell, a prodigal Californian, mocks tradition with brash talk while planning a pro run after the nationals, and the veteran brigade weighs old fossils against youth ahead of the Davis Cup challenge.
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South Orange
J.ur
USA
Ted Schroeder
Budee Pally
Errh Cochell
Moke
Cochell
Frankie Parr
Billy Talbert
Gardnar Mulloy
Bridgade
Fred Kovalezski
Citation Works Out at Chicago Washington Park
Calumet Farm's mighty Citation cards workouts at Washington Park Chicago and may yet return to win the $1,000,000 race. The thoroughbred's status and prospects are centered on training and potential upcoming starts.
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Chicago
Calumet Farm
Washington Park
Kimball playground offers daily activity schedule for children
The Kimball area hosts a daily program under Mrs Hila Hewitt and the Hayward Recreation District. Activities include painting, crafts, story hours, organized games, sewing and singing, with times listed from Monday through Saturday and additional gear such as ping pong, shuffleboard and volleyball available.
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Paris
Story Han
Hue
Qualifying Rounds Open For O Shanter Golf Tourney
The O Shanter Open at CHICAGO hosts 18 hole qualifying for a $15,000 purse. Of 256 entries, 237 must survive top 50 scorers to enter first day play Saturday. Exempted by sponsors are four players and PGA stars led by Sam Snead, plus Bobby Locke Norman Van Nida Ossie Pickworth and Bill Gordon among others.
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Chicago
Totad
Cumings Ellatate
Sattereleay
Sattereleay. Four Players, Three of Them Fareiners
Dictise
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Norman van Nida
England
Ossie Pickworth
Bill Gordon
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demagref
Jim Ferriér
Carl Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrain
Jae Burke, Jr
Dutch Harrison
Chandler Karner
dohtiay*Palner
Fred Meas
Jim Monry
Slansom
George Fazio
Blin ‘Alexander
Ed “Porky
Olives
McGreevy and Reese Favored in Contra Costa Midget Mile
Mike McGreevy and Dick Reese head to Contra Costa Speedway near Walnut Creek as favorites for Saturday’s midget mile. McGreevy, driving Dean’s No. 10, just clinched his second straight US feature plus the trophy dash, while Reese’s team car No. 50 placed second in the feature. Point standings list Reese 1070, Baldwin 969, Boyd 860, Ihlt 816, with Beans, Orlskind, Norris, and others in pursuit.
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Mike McGreevy
Dick Reese
Contra Costa Speedway
Walnut Creek
McGreevy
Reese
al Dean
San Diego
Dean
Contra Costa
BCRA
Woody Beans
Orlskind
LPL
Ed Norris
Petaluma
Concord
Johnny Baldwin
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Ed Ih
Oakland
Eddie Bennett
Walt Creel
Chuck Ford
Redwood City
Bob Weille
Haveward
Jack Staver
San Francisco
Honor guest Duran praised at Legion meeting
Duran, a standout Hayward High athlete, was lauded for his batting, sportsmanship, and overall athletic prowess at a Post 687 American Legion gathering led by Allen Strita. The prep star, center of attention at numerous meetings since the Hearst prep playoffs, was praised as he earns a New York City trip as a Bay Area representative at the Heirs National Baseball Championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josy Duren
American Legion
Allen Striita
Jess
Hayward High
Jass
Hearst
Kriegyville
New York City
Bay Area
Reed Drug Co. promotes T-4 1 with penetrating germ kill
An ad for Reed Drug Co touts T-4 1 as a high concentration alcohol-based product that kills athletes foot germ on contact. It promises a 49 cent refund from any druggist if not pleased within one hour.
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Reid Drug CO
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la Ie Pep
Jiutford
Lettihold
A and Watkins
St. “Hayward Every
49Ers
Coleman
Don Harder
Main ST
Ohtty Levy
sAeme
Athletics
Bill Hitchcock
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Twins
Nter
Mulloy
Cacell
Southampton
Meadow
Schroeder
Patty
Jookel
Cee
Bobby Riggs
DSTA
University of Southern California
California
No. Kimball
Carpenters
Ganley
Martins ‘Department Store
Cestro
Nat Taglitay
O’shanter
7 OY Hardware & Paint CO
Corner B & Watkins
Chabot Mkt
Strobridge
Nunes
Thurs
C&ah
AJAX
Bolbrook
Bisquick
Largo
Lamb Roast
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