Larsen Wins But Claims He May Withdraw
Larsen the top seed in the Eastern Grass Court championships won a tight first round 5-7 6-3 6-2 over unseeded Sam Giaramalva. He threatened to withdraw after constant heckling but reconsidered an hour later. Other seeds advanced as Hoad and Rosewall led the foreign draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N.J
Ins
Art Larsen
Larsen
Ovvet
Sam Giaramalva
Houston
Europe
Tony Trabert
Gardnar Mulloy
Maimi
Herb Browne
Columbia
S.C
U.S
Straight Clark
Ham Richardson
Bernard Bartzen
Bob Perry
Hal Burrows
Australia
Lewis Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Hoad
Larsen Tops Seixas In Round Robin Match
San Leandro’s IP Artarsen ranked third defeated Philadelphia’s Vic Seixas ranked second 6-4 7-5 last night to tie Eddie Moylan for the lead in the national round robin tennis tourney in a key matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew
IP — Artarsen
San Leandro
Calif
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N.J
Beanball Threats and Safe Play in Baseball History
In John Barrington's sports essay a pace of near ninety miles per hour explains batters' caution against tight pitches. He notes Willie Mays and Sal Maglie amid beaning debates, with pitchers defending self protection in a home run era. The helmet may embolden dangerous pitches as a tacit acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrington
New York
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Giants
Sal Maglie
Roy Campanella
Dodger
Joe Adcock
Peanball
Cloge
Aviation Shares Flare Up Keeps Market Bullish
A flare up in aviation shares buoyed market sentiment with notable gains in United Aircraft and Boeing amid dividend news. United Aircraft rose after raising quarterly payment to one dollar, while Boeing advanced on strong half year results and a special dividend. Other aviation names climbed modestly, with GM slipping on dividend disappointment. Chrysler, AT&T and Westinghouse rose slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Aircraft
Boeing
Perry
Douglas
Oral Dynamics
Lockheed
Fairchild Engine
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Glamor and Gold Mining Costs Rise But Copper Outlook Bright
The article notes California weekend prospecting remains marginal amid rising costs while the Mother Lode region still yields ore at eight to fifteen dollars per cubic yard. Kennecott Copper Corp reports six month net income of 42.15 million and revenue of 216.41 million with copper prices firm and third quarter outlook positive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JERRY L. REYNOLDS _ spectora
Sacramento
California
Division of Mines
Mother Lode
Sierra Nevada
High Prata
New York
Nss
Kennecott Copper Corp
Charles R. Cox
New King Size L M Filter Cigarettes Announced
Liggett and Myers Tobacco says L and M Filter will be marketed in king size this week with the miracle tip filter. A huge gold pocket near Downieville in the Sixteen-to-One mine yielded nearly 1,000,000 in gold amid California mining declines due to rising costs and fixed gold price. State officials attribute the drop to higher labor costs and wartime mine shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
Seid
Downieville
Alleghany District
California
South Dakota
Utah
Treasury Reports WASHINGTON Current year withdrawals and deposits through July 29
Treasury figures compare this year to last year showing withdrawals about 665 thousand and 5.61 billion dollars plus deposits near 2.79 billion and 9.37 billion. Cash balance shows substantial figures and public debt around 270.40 billion with gold values near 21.91 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Ace
Area Bowling News at Village Bowl Block Trophy League
Local bowling brief covers multiple leagues at Village Bowl City, listing teams such as Greenwood Carp and Hale Hardware, with standings, leading bowlers, and high game scores. Notable names include Larry MeBes, Dudy Yoder, and Wilma Fones, along with references to LeCount Builders and Colbourn Floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Carp
Vittal
Lorenzo
Toys Stores
Village Jewels
Hale Hardware
Earleens Beauty Mart
Curaint
Aladdin
Iispding
Loaf
Curtain Mart
Hale Hardwar
Levis
Greenwood Corp
Villa
Lorenzo Earléon's
Aladdin Cleaners
Village Jewelers
Larry MeBes
Ray Nie i. Smith
Graham
Clausen
Dudy
Yoder
Jubby Stubbins
Iamt
Hig Ind
Larry c
Ladies High Ind
Dudy Yoder
Simpsonshen High
St. Wilma Fones
Orler
F Gillareh
Bevise Mahare
Bni
Jareen Construction
Michaels Jewelers
Pe ‘Colbourn
Uo & J Liquors
Snail Hospital
Gis
Green Construction
LeCount Builders
U & I Liquors
Willisins
Re Martinel
Ashe Taylor
Ed Kreins
G. Roberts
Jim Baptist
Fen Vallie
Bus LeCount
Artie Taylor
Neathery
Ben Vallie
Tae
Rona
Michaels _ Gil
Colbourn
Raibiskis
Dullmandees
Herrikandys
Bingwyastubs
Z Raxalees
Dentoothels
Hitehaels
Oak Knoll Hospital
jLeCount Builders
Gil’s Eggs
Paxterst
Boney Bowen
R. Madeves
Pete Doplin
Bou
Arlis Taylor
Bel
J. Reins
Aric Taylor
al Bernard
W. Osborne
Kriens
Manuel Faria obituary and services set for Aug 5 1954
Manuel Faria a Hayward resident for 48 years died yesterday at an Oakland hospital after a short illness He was 84 a native of Portugal survived by children Joaquin Frederick Madeline Josephine Grace Katherine and Charles and 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward at 10 am Thursday Mass at All Saints Church beginning 9:30 am Rosary at 8 pm tomorrow Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery Also noted is obituary for Rachel Santos Ward Oakland resident formerly of Centerville died Friday Memorial services were held by Neighbors of Woodcraft followed by a 9 am mass at Holy Ghost cemetery Interment Holy Ghost cemetery Ward was 70 and survived by three sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel F. Faria
Hayward
Oakland
Castro Valley
Grace Long
San Bruno
Katherine Wilson
San Jose
Charles
Faria
San Francisco
Sorensen Broz
All Saints
Intercept
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Rachel 8
WARD
Centerville
Rachel Santos Ward
inGenterville
Chapel of the Palms
Woodcraft
Hazel Circle
Holy Ghost Church
Holy Ghost Cemetery
Tfaria
Manuel
F. Faria
Anna Faria
Joaquin Faria
Ashland
Frederick Faria
Maderne Caffelt
Josephine Catteridge
Charles Faria
Portugal
Srem Sorensen” Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Farraway
Flord Patterson
Tommy Harrison
Los Angeles
Ew York
St. Nicholas Arena
Igpy
Frankie Fernandez
Livio
Cigaret
DOW Jones
Raynolds, & Co
New ‘Art Stat Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
NEW York Exchange
New ‘York
Rcantel Vreiee
Stock Exchange
Amer Rad & Sta
San
Anerican
Atchison Seeenentn AG
Crown Zelle
General Electric Pa
Tay al
New York Goodyear Rubber
Exchan Ee
National Automotive Ets
Hlazier
Montgomery Warley
Radio Co
Ameri
Rheem Mig
Safeway
Oebuc
Sears Southern Pacl
Tidewater Assoe
Inge
Union Oil of
Cate
Francisco E
Anglo Calif Bank
Blair & Co. Ee
Rails
Eureka
Law
Idaho
Bank of America
Hoffman
Cme
Kaiser Steel Ih
Phar Langendorf Bakeries
Lucky Stores
Permanente
Efe
Tame
Media aGalihe Poultry Producers
Central
Trangscon
Cailtorula
Ari Ry
Reynolds Co
Franklin Street
Yediim Tooth de
iSmalt Seni
Jsqua
Bereeley
Treasury Reports
Area Bowling News
Tayalees
Contovthels
Owllmandacs
Berrikandys
Halblakis
Bingwynstubs
Frank ‘Jaglonsel
Leslie Donovan
Blackie Herron
Gwyn
Rte
al Meyers
Doe xXelilkom
Al_ Meyers
Righ
Same A Meyers
Midway Bowl
Athens Club
Looper's
Aces
Gophers
Ae Muscleheads
Syores
Rosati
Loopers Ole Gaphers
Ares
Muselshestl
Hal Fowler
Ci Anderson
Passien
Deaton
Dennison
An George Soca
Tony Leite
Leila Hatley
Clarence Roland
Lili de Cruz
Martha Sneath
Wadd
Sportsmans Digest
Alf Glass
Louisville
Susi
John R. Cronin
Seem
Browning
Mary Clark
Anne Rose Faria
Elizabeth Mattos
American Cleaners
Castro St. LU
Kay-Lee
St. LU
Donna’s Stranss Shor Foundation
Main St
Sally
Costre St. LU
Hayward Rug Works
Russell Road
Hayward LU
ASA
Boetiat
Jage Hanley
Equitable Life Assurance Soc
Gaatre Valley
Cascade
Allied Appliances