Average Sportsman contest seeks area entries
Readers are invited to list their favorite sports in order for a chance to win prizes from local merchants. Entry requires name, address, and telephone, posted to the Daily Review Sports Desk Box 120 Hayward. Early postmarks may win in ties. no two cards are alike.
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Aver
Utd
Rae
Teller
Avillavnn
Alves
Granshorse
Eologic Sports Desk
The
Daily Review
Hayward
Mél & Rud
Don Harder
Aporiing Goode
Village Bowl
Vo& CG Sporting Goods
Village Sporting Goods
Tak
Baywood Nine Edged 6 4 by CV Team on Community Center Diamond
CV team used three hits and seven walks to beat Baywood Nine 6 to 4 on Wednesday at the Community Center. Soares pitched well for Baywood, allowing three earned runs as Baywood struck first then CV answered with a five run third inning. Marvis earned the win with seven strikeouts while Soares took the loss despite a strong six inning effort.
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Baywood
Soares
Castro Valley
Aftarnoon
Haywood
Hess
Warren Davenport
Anle
Thompson
Kildeherk
Ane Galbraith
Prom Wabai Veberdeckson
Brigden
Marvis
Kimball Edges Martin Team 16 to 15 in seventh inning
Kimball rallied to beat the Martin squad 16 15 on a single run in the seventh. David Harmola earned the win as Kimball exploited late hits and timely scoring to overcome a high scoring affair at the Pillars field with multiple players contributing across both teams.
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David E. Martinol
Kimball
UAF
Kimbal
Tivstayia
Native Sons
David FR. Martin - Fortes
Bret Harte
Nate the
Pillars
Joskis
Gatherec
Walt Munty
Keith Lethar
Alcon
Canneda
LaFluen
Clausen
Martin Hurler
T Fhe
Andy Jam
Cl Pagekens
Garcia
Simpson
Geraille
Enusess
Ny Besiller Manufacturing Co
Buvid
Martin
Aboot
McMillen
Foreman
Close
Gonzales
Matty
Huss
Hernandez
Cocherre
Cole
Maruez Ne
Brown
Giordillos
Tidwell
Peres
Anstey
T. Paniagua
Soares
Silva
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H Kimball
Botelho
Lowe
Morrison
Houston
Jorgenson
Muniz
Prudencio
Hill
Perez
Holloway
Canaeda
Iyotherman
Maciolek
Mel and Rudy Reach Alameda Finals in Leandro Softball Championship
In San Leandro the final of Alameda County Recreation Softball Championship features Mel and Rudy of Hayward versus Folger Lumber of Berkeley at Thrasher Park starting 8 p.m. Folger, defending champions, defeated Berkeley Athletic Club 4 0 to reach the final, while Mel and Rudy beat Dana-Frant Motors Oakland 2 0.
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Alameda County
San Leandro
Folger Lumber Company
Berkeley
Mel
Rudy
Haygvard
Thrasher Park
Davis Street
San Leandro Boulevard
Folger Lumber
Berkeley Athetic
Dana-Frant Motors
Oulkland
Vriday
Folgers
Gene Bell
Barl- Jey A.C
Hell
Hollcuff
Secoend
Buechel
Dana Franc
Hayward
Meienling
Vince Maldonado
Jack Moul
Recreation
Richmond
Coasters Race in Akron for All-American Soapbox Derby
Clear skies and fast tracks greet Optimul's club third annual derby on Second Street. One hundred forty-six teenage boys from the US and Europe race gravity cars in heats toward a 074-foot asphalt finish at Derby Downs with over 90,000 expected spectators. Legendary setup includes steel facilities, expert mechanics, and a yearly crown and college scholarship, as Alfred Haenle of Germany competes against American entrants.
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Optimul’s Club
Second Street
Akron
United States
Europe
Derby Downs
Fred. Derks
Germany
Alfred Haenle
Steinheim
Fredl
Le Baron And Justice Lead All-Star Victory
The 1950 College All-Stars defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 13 7 in Soldier Field. Charlie Justice and Eddie LeBaron sparked the win behind a rugged line with Justice rushing 133 yards on nine carries and a 47 yard run. Ed LeBaron connected on a 10 yard pass to Weiner as Minnesota and Notre Dame stars supplied key plays.
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le Baron
Justice
Chicago
Philadelphi Eagles
Eddie Anderson
Soldier Fields
Villanova
Ralph Pasquariello
North Carolina
Cleo
Eagles
Minnesota
Leo Nomel- Yni
Claytail Fomemaker
Willian
Whairy
Bon Ureenmur
Michigan State
Ad Badan
Notre Dame
Jim Martin
Bill Wightkin
Nebula
Yom Noving
Eagle
Anderson
Lo Eagle
Poriny Thompson
Weiner
Kleskine
Gurrdan Soltan
Soltan
Marvel Heid
Attaelud
Pru
Steve Vary Buren
Redwood Stops Rally In Seventh To Beat Baywood On Four Hits
Redwood Hing tops Baywood 11 to 9 on Baywood’s diamond as Redwood scores four in the first, traded runs through the game, and pulls away with a seventh inning winner. Prabble, Conway and Davenport tripled hitters for Baywood, while Lipich, Graff, Jackson and Noble sparked Redwood with key blows.
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Redwood
Baywood
Redwood Hing
Ty Phite
Bi Prabble
Jack Conway
Warren Davenport
Satagca
H Lipich
Graff
Dackson
Noble
Luufter
MolKene
Vollett
Conway
Soares
Fried
Daven
Carlson
Favia
Almadova
Q O Smith
Europa entrant Fredi stirs Darby Downs race for prize
In past years champions from South Africa and Panama have come to Darby Downs to vie with the Americans. Fredi's entry is the first from Europa. First prize is a four year all expense college scholarship to the winner's choice of institution or a Chevrolet sedan if he chooses.
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South Africa
Panama
Darby Downs
Fredi
Europa
Panthers Triumph In Derby Riot Filled Game At Oakland Auditorium
Panthers beat Western team 29 to 25 in a rough derby at Oakland Auditorium last night. Early tangles led to suspensions with captains Muss Massro and Elmer Anderson ejected. Bouts left Anderson with a cut, Massro possibly fractured knuckle, and Bot Satterfield with a strained stomach and possible rib injuries.
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Oakland Auditorium
Pantha
Wester
Harold Sanowite
Janowite
Simikie Fen
Uy Panther T de Westarioe
Pulse
Westerners
Muss Massro
Elmer Anderson
Anderson
Massro
Bot Satterfield
Bobby Johnstone
Pight
May
Ian
Ann Chumedllo
Fight to End PCL Player Draft Gains Backing
Pacific Coast League directors backed abolishing the player draft after endorsing a recommendation drafted in secret by their special counsel. The move signals a push to overhaul player acquisition rules within the league.
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Angeles
U.P
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Larsen and Sam Reach Newport Tennis Semi finals
Second seed Tel Schroeder of California faced third seed Giannar Mutley from Coral Gables as Art Tarsonn met Sam Match in the Newport Casino Invitational singles semifinals. In doubles, Talbert and Trabert faced Sayitt and Schwarz while Flam and Seixas beat Saul and Tuere.
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Newport, R. I
Tel Schroeder
la Crescenta
Cali
Giannar Mutley
Coral Gables
Mla
Art Tarsonn
San Francisco
Sam Match
Los Angeles
Newport
Bill Talbert
New York
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Dick Sayitt
Orange
N. J
Sid Schwarz
Budge Patty
Ni Lchrader
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Herb Flam
Beverly
Ills
Wash
Flamind Seixas
Arnot Saul
San Diego
Cal
Duck ‘Tuere
New Orleans
Thes
Patty Scehrudex
Mu Wel
Tom Brawi
Six Errors By CV Team Loses Game
Castua Valley Community Center falls to Kimball after six errors behind Morris and Muniz. Muniz allows two hits with 14 strikeouts. Morris copies with eight Ks. Salgado leads Castva Valley offense as Thompson and Morris claim both Kimball’s hits. Rematch set for Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Community Center diamond.
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Castua Valley
Salgado
Othe
Thompson
Morris
Custis Valley Community Center
M. Zambail
Oh Donovan
Munty
Holloway
OAM
Garrett
Q Salgado
al Bonnelly
Chambliss
Rollins
Castro Valley Community Center
Ab Rok
Calbrait
Tcildeherlh
Hula
Downes
Ruse
O'Dinen
Calestini
Kimball
McCluyitch Wins Women’s Race Meet Honors
Denis McCluyitch captured top honors as women drivers led the spin dizzy hardtops to 14 laps at Oakland Stadium. A large Bay Area crowd watched Woody Brown, a famed midget pilot, finish ahead of the 25 lap main event with Keith Willis winning the semi main and Holiday taking the trophy dash.
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Denis McCluyitch
Bay Area
Hart
Oakland Stadium
Woody Brown
Keith Willis
Holiday
Wilson Pitches 20th Win as Acorns Beaten and Padres Rally
Seattle pitcher Jin Wilson, 28, secured his 20th win of the season against Oakland, giving up four hits and fanning Five as his team rolled past the Acorns in a one sided game. Behrman started for Oakland but left after the third inning as Seattle built a commanding lead. In other action, San Diego defeated Los Angeles 9 8, San Francisco shaded Sacramento 4 0, and Hollywood beat Portland 4 2.
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San Francisco
Jin Wilson
Seattle
Oakland
Rainier
Paul Richards
Wilson
Oaks
Hiis
Hank Behrman
Behrman
Rainiers
Acorns
Lonnie Frey
Marv Ruckley
Walt Judnich
Frank Colman
Wray
Forest Thompson
George Vica
Bobbie Hoffman
Backley
Judnich
Bill Saskell
Mickey Witel
Lort Store Culman
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sacramento Li
Hollywood
Portland
Pidoes
Angel
Clift Melton
Seals
Ray Orteig
Jack Conway
Melton
Ben Wade
Stars
Prankie-Kelleher
Eddi Sauer
Murray Ranklin
Jack Parpke
Wade
Bud Hicks
Chuck Stevens
Gene Handley
Salkeld
Thompson
Nelson
Malone
Paget
Vernon Bickford No Hit Game Beats Dodgers For Braves
Vern Bickford pitched a no hit no run victory for Boston against the Dodgers 7 to 6 at Braves Field before 29 008. He walked four batters but faced only 30, becoming the first no hit major league hurler since 1948 Rex Barney. The win narrows the Braves gap to five games behind the first place Phillies as other NL and AL games unfold.
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Leonand Zahn
Boston
Vern Bickford
Aovin
Bay
Milwaukee
Baseballs Hall of
Iassie
Dodgers
Bickford
Braves Field
Indianapolis
Frank McKinney
Fittsburgh Pirates
Warren Spahn
Golnng Saines
Cooper
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank £ Liller
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Johnson
Brawds
Detroit
Dizzy Trout
Lenhart
Brownie Ming Will
Hante Borowy
Lhe_losin
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Mike Garcia
Clif Mapes
Joe DiMaris
New York Yankees
Philadelphia A
Sandalio Conseguera
Baseball Standings Pacific Coast League Week Summary
Pacific Coast League standings show San Diego leading with a .643 mark after 63 wins. Oakland sits at 54 wins, while Seattle and Portland trail. Friday results included Seattle routing Galland and a 9 4 win for San Diego over Los Angeles. Series results favor San Diego 4 0 and Oakland 3 Seattle 3 Portland 1 Sacramesto 4 San Francisco 2.
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Oaklland
San Diego
Hollyswood
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Galland
Mollywood
Oakland
Hallwoods
Sacramesto
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Portliid Vo
Ben Malrvin
Creel
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Ritchey
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
St. Louis
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Adis Pittsbur
Cineling Ti
GE Devonay
Glenolantt
Ali
Washington
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Westinghouse
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