New East Bay Driving Range Opens In Hayward
A modern East Bay golf driving range opens at 801 H 24th Street Hayward with hours 9 a.m. to midnight. Owner Lee Dougan, an accomplished golfer and Hayward Chamber member, staffs the range with Leo Grass and Peter Duffus. Free beginner instruction and ample parking are offered. The 8.11 acre site is semi rustic with a 2 foot reed fence, rest rooms, soft drinks, grass tees and night floodlights. Dougan plans another range east of Hayward and owns several facilities in Oakland San Francisco and Colma.
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Colma
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Bay Area
Hardtops Debut At Oakland Speedway Aug 7
The Oakland Stadium hosts a Bay Area speedway event under BORA sanction with 24 hardtop cars in nine races on the quarter mile asphalt oval. Semi stock models from 1936-49 compete, plus a 60 lap Bay Cities sweepstake. A dozen midgets run a separate 50 lap program, with time trials at 7 15 and the stock races starting at 8 15.
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Santa Rosa Cats Disband After Loss in Far West Loop
Santa Rosa Cats drop from the Far West League after a 5 to 4 defeat by the Redding Browns, a night that sees Willows errors aid Marysville Braves 8 to 2 and Pillsbury edge Klamath Falls 10 to 9. Lou Zezilich, player manager, weighs offers from California League teams as the league shrinks to six teams.
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Unitae Press
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Redding Browns
Browns
Cats
Lou Zezilich
Vallejo Chiefs
Alice Pillsbury
Klamath ‘Alls
Gems
Diamonds
Willows
Marysville Braves
Pete Hamut
Mike Rivera
Finals Begin in Seven Flights at Hayward Golf Cham pionship
Sunday action opens the fourth annual Hayward Area Amateur Championship at Takehabot Municipal Golf Course. Championship matches start with Clarence Costa versus Charles Condon and Fred Quintel, plus a full morning slate across thirteen flights featuring many local golfers and trophies donated by the Southern Alameda Motor Car Dealers Association.
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Coplinua On
Takehabot Municipal
Southern Alameda Motor Car Dealers’ Association
Clarence
Costa
Charles Condon
Fred Quintel
Harold Dimtrick
Pe Hurd
Ed Nott
Jerry Kroceel
Ragtime Accordion For Kiwanis In Hayward
The Kiwanis club of Hayward enjoyed an all music evening at Castro Villa with Joe Lazzerini performing ragtime and other tunes. Ed Stanton sponsored the show, Jack Hobson shared travel notes from Canada, and Charles Sherman announced a birthday party at Hearst Ranch on August 20 with sports and a banquet.
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Castro Villa
Joe Lazzerini
Lazzerin
Ed Stanton
Jack Hobson
Canada
Quebec
Kiwanis Clubs
Charles Sherman
Kiwanis
Hearst Ranch
Lake
San Francisco
Bay Areca
Hayward Club Faces Far West AAU Swim Meet
The Hayward Plunge Swimming Club will be represented at the Far West AAU championship in San Francisco with heats at 11 am and finals at 2 15 pm daily. Friday entrants include Bill Cole, Gary and Darrell Heinrich, Ralph O Harran, and Brooke Vincent. Saturday features Richard Lebedeff. Sunday includes Lebedeff and Jim Barrett. Guided by Winifred MacKenzie, the team competes in a state mecca for medals provided by the Examiner under AAU sanction.
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Hayward Plunge
Hayward
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Gary Heinrich
Darrell Heinrich
Ralph O'Harran
Brooke Vincent
Richard Lebedeff
Jim Barret
Riley
Winifred MacKenzie
AAU
The
San Francisco Examiner
Destruction Derby With Roadsters Returns at Oakland Stadium
The Racing Roadsters Inc presents a 10 event program at the Oakland Stadium speedway Friday night led by a Destruction Derby. Lloyd Ragan regains the reins over Johnny Key as Salinas Pilat takes third in the 35 mile race on the 6/8 mile oval. Little Slinker resumes in a jalopy to defend his derby crown in a five car smash bumper event. Time trials begin at 7 15.
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Racing Roadsters, Inc
Oakland Stadium Speedway
Lloyd Ragan
Johnny Key
AL “Little” Slinker
Stanford Football May Be Televised in 1949
Stanford University director of athletics said the school negotiating to televise football games this fall with no concrete offer yet and nothing signed. Coach Lynn Waldorf of California said he was positive the Bear games would not be telecast.
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al Masters
Lynn Waldorf
University of California
Brutus Hamilton
Mermen and Their Coach Highlight Average Year
An average romantic year yields almost two million weddings in the United States with over 85 percent being double ceremonies. Grams cover palladium bands and bird notes accompany diamonds. Mille accounts for more than 25 percent of annual food consumption, while Pennsylvania leads ice cream production with about 73,740,000 gallons annually.
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Rod Devine
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Lou Mendaze
Ed Thomas
Bill Lawrence
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Ben Fouehu
Leonard Yeager
Ed Isom
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Andy Garcia
Henry Schmahl
Jerry Vierra
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Test Lindsay
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Frank Jackson
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