Larsen Eliminated in Hamburg German Tennis Play
Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris advanced to the Hamburg International Tennis doubles semi finals with Baron Getfried Von Cramm of Germany. Americans Art Larsen of San Leandro and Bos Ferry of Los Angeles were eliminated in the men’s doubles event.
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Castro Gardens Crushes San Lorenzo 7-1 in League Play
Castro Gardens defeat San Lorenzo AC 7-1 at the Community Center in Hayward Area Recreation District B league softball. Don Garlish limited the visitors to three singles while Seymour Rudnick led Castro Gardens with a single and a triple as Castro improved to 6-6 and San Lorenzo slipped to 11-11.
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Trotters Race Today in Hambletonian 11
B Tony Galli reports Goshen New York notes Insi Tradition leads ten of the nation’s fastest three year old trotters in the 21886 863.32 Hambletonian scene. Scott Frost riding a bay colt from So A Camp of Shafter California is favored in a best of three heats classic dubbed a miracle mile. The field, small for the era, hopes to match or best the two minute mark set by Hoot Man sire Demon Hanover in 1947.
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Hayward JC's rout of San Leandro JC's on Monday
Hayward JC's hammered San Leandro JC's 18 to 4 at Bohannon Field. It was Hayward's second straight heavy hitting outing with air tight pitching. Frank Perry Vic Martinez and Jack Gilbertson led the offense with timely hits as Hayward moved to two wins and three losses.
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Share Signs Contract Maureen Injures Leg Again
Maureen Share, a top tennis figure called one of the tallest pros, signs with St. Louis Hawks amid reports of a leg bruise and recent injury. The 20 year old ex college star, previously linked to Norman Brinker, suffers a renewed leg setback as 1935-56 National Basketball season looms. In local sports, Battery A defeats Western Sky 9-2 in a Hayward area softball clash, boosting their record to 5-6 while Western Sky drops to 4-9. Harald Brooks stars with two hits, and Dan Richardson and Jim Sanderson drive in key runs.
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Newark Nine Gains 15-7 Win
Newark Rec. nine topped Decoto's Holy Rosary 15-7 in Washington Township Baseball Inc. action. Newark had eight runs, 15 hits, and one error. Decoto totaled seven hits, seven runs, and one error. Key hitters included Bowman and Pierce for Newark, with Seoane and Bowman homering for Decoto. Batteries: Perce and Orta for Newark, Mendoza, Gonzales, and Rodrigues for Decoto. Newark meets Chemical Workers Union of San Jose Friday at 1 p.m. with three games left in the season.
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PCL Troubles Show Baseball Has Become Millionaire's Game
In San Francisco the Pacific Coast league faces a muddied financial scene as owners with vast wealth control teams. Emil Sick, Seattle Rainiers owner, pours extra funds this season, hinting that only rich men can keep minor league franchises solvent.
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Reno Continues Winning Ways in California League
Reno Silver Sox defeated Salinas 3-0 behind five-hit work by Dave Faszholz, notching their fifth win in six starts and narrowing the gap behind Salinas and Visalia. Faszholz fanned seven in a strong outing as Reno matched a league rhythm of upsets and shifting standings amid broader Pacific Coast League financial concerns and potential relocations for several clubs.
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