Mows Em Down Pete Hernandez Sets Records in Vancouver
Pete Hernandez, 26, Hayward native, star pitcher for Vancouver in the Western International League, has five wins in six decisions plus two saves and two relief appearances. He struck out 23 batters in a pair of games, posted a 2.72 ERA, and is hitting .280. Hernandez started the season with Seattle in the PCL, then moved to Vancouver June 9 after his wife gave birth to a son. He helped Vancouver win the first half of the split season.
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Mims Signs for Bout at Madison Square Garden
Holly Mims of Washington DC, ranked third middleweight, signed to meet unranked Tuzo Portuguez of Costa Rica in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden on August 25.
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Seteroff Leads Oakland YMCA Swim Tour
Steve Seteroff of Hayward heads a six man Oakland YMCA team touring the Pacific northwest and Canada for two weeks. The group, mostly 18 and under, departs tomorrow and will compete in Kelowna's 48th Annual International Regatta August 11-13 along with meets in Portland and Vancouver before facing the Canadian Club.
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Columbia's Tremendous Upset at Rose Bowl of 1934
New York columnist Bill Corum recalls Columbia Lions shocking Stanford 7 0 in the 1934 Rose Bowl. He details the muddy crowd, the lone 17 yard touchdown run by Al Barabas, and the moment when “the little men of Morningside” roared amid rain and darkness. Hoosier- era nostalgia frames the surprise win and its lasting thrill.
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Larsen Leads Field In Grass Court Net
SOUTH ORANGE N J officials of the Eastern Grass Courts championships hope to fit second and third round men singles matches into today’s program after yesterday’s rainout. Heavy women’s matches also listed. Seeded stars, including Davis Cup aces Lewis Head and Ken Rosewall, favored against Joe Blatchford and Pablo Hisenberg. Art Larsen, former national champion, faces Chauncey Steele Jr in a top US entry.
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Fairway Focus by Peter Far on Nelson tour and club results
Spirit of golf and a Bay Area swing are chronicled as Ron Nelson dominates 12 courses during a three week Bay Area stay. Nelson and amateur Harvey Ward win 11 matches and share two draws, setting Castlewood course record at 68 in a finale. Includes Sequoyah Ladies Invitational results and Castlewood sweepstakes winners.
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Teen Age Golfers Tee Off In National Jr. Tourney
A field of 128 under eighteen teed off in the U S Golf Association National Junior Championships at Los Angeles Country Club. Top contenders include George Warren II and Louis Graham with Rex Baxter Jr aging out. Qualifiers totaled 749 entries from 43 sites, with Bryant Prentice the youngest at 14. Local favorites Foster Bradley and 12 others from Southern California led the 128-player field. The format begins with one 18-hole match play today, then two rounds tomorrow and Saturday for semi finals and final.
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Detroit
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