Pacific Coast League tight race for third place heats up
In San Francisco a chaotic Pacific Coast League scramble for third spot sees Seattle with a five game lead on Hollywood and Portland trading wins with Los Angeles and San Francisco. Portland and Sacramento split two games while San Diego and Seattle split key contests, and Oaklands struggles continue as the race narrows.
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Ese
San Francisco
Porthaid
Bos Angelos
Dosfind
Rainiers
Bilge
Hollywood
Ant
Los Angeles Hk
Halissawe Bilee
Igail Bears
Sethe Ewes
DeLee
Bill
Jess
Falthie
Messrs
Hock
Sweeney
Los Angeles
Oak
Lyn
San Franvisco
Partland
Sacramento
San Diégon
Seattle
Ang
Reiniers
HY Se
Bob Spicer
Cole
Red Lyi
EaMionia
Joe la Mata
Lea
Chicago White Sox
Josef Bob. Kerrigan
Harold Et al
EL Bortland
Deeilan
Naragaiy Joyans
Sehsing
Vaile
Ald Monfalvagcheseliy
Secohd Garces
Tanhinenie
Nintalwetyr
Natinen
Dweland AB
D. Iy
Harvist
Boauth
Doug
Adams
Adarnys
Winrichs
Moran
Padgett
Oakland
Caristophe
Hadgell
Maran
Ulna
Francisco R Cautlts
Larsen Triumphs Over Rochon in Davis Cup Final
Larsen defeated Rochon 6 2 6 1 5 3 in Montreal as Budge Party beat Lorne Main 6 9 6 3 6 2. United States completed a 5-0 sweep over Canada in the American Zone Davis Cup final.
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Montreal
Art Larsen
Henri Rochon
Nd Budge
Lorne Main
United States
Ganads
Believe First Deer Bagged By Eddie Volpe
Eddie Volpe, 18, a Haywire Union High sophomore, bagged his first deer within five minutes on a Livermore Hills hunt Saturday morning. The four point deer weighed 139 pounds dressed, shot with a .30-06 rifle, as Eddie and his father traveled from June Court. Other area youths also harvested deer over the weekend.
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Hayward
Eddie Volpe
Haywire Union High School
Liverandre Hills
Eadie
Eddie
Mdnvare Volpe
Livermore Hills
Oicar
Huntise
Abrall Plumbina
Ducky Tigeers
Ielaide
Sidley
Mituebh Sylva
Vera Rutieh
Bullresta Prevails at Agua Caliente in Six Furlongs
Bullresta wins the six furlongs event at Agua Caliente racetrack ahead of Bullpeita and other rivals. The jockeys and odds are listed, with Bullresta scoring clear victory under race conditions.
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Agua Caliente
Bullpeita
Ihipodromne de Tijuans
Gila Sue
Sony
Taipei Maa
Bullrestay
Six Way Deadlock Looms In Hayward Softball Races
Weekend play leaves six top races in the Hayward Area Recreational softball leagues. Leaders tie or near-tie across A and B divisions with key matchups on the slate. Notable notes include Native Sons clinging to a slim lead in Under-Teens, Eden Cardinals and Cannery Workers atop B-3, and Air National Guard closing in with a pair of upsets reshaping the standings.
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Hayward Area
Mel
Rudy
Hunt Foods
Marvey Johnson
Native Sons
Eden Cardinals
Old-Tigers
YMI No. 1
Sans
Air National Guard
VMI
Lockerby Pontiac
Crescent Jewelers
Phice
Nood M Foun
Fountainmen
Hayward
Cherryland
Harry Avila
Wilts
Clothiers
Uhurstay
San Lorenzo AC
Barvey Dohrsen
Asiarican Legion
Mathemai
Cannery Workers Union
Bohannon
Bret Harte
N and M Market
C.T. Lindsay
Marines
Carnation Milk
Eden Congregational Church
Swing Inn
Cubs
Chamber of Commerce
van Lot Te Mel
Rudy Lunt Paods
Kind Sportsnich de Markel
Nand
Fountan Asta Pet Dads
Crescent Ewelen
Pe Ware
Dden Cardinals
Lont
Feeet
Ion All Marines
Eden
Congregational
Cannery
Unitaly Brownies
Bohaynon
Ative ‘Sons
Johnson
Native Sans
Chamber of Comimecne
American Legion No. Pe
Wilbur Shaw Gravely III Collapses During Derby Start
Wilbur Shaw Gravely III, 18, collapsed while preparing to start the All-America Soap Box Derby in Akron. He was hospitalized in serious, later described as critical, condition with a heart ailment but showed slight overnight improvement. Dar twin Cooper of Danville, Pa., won the race, earning a $5,000 scholarship. Ray Marconi of Hobart finished second.
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Akron
Wilbur Shaw
Armes Willey
Shaw
Dartwin Cooper
Danville
City
Abolishing the Stymie Moves Golf Rules Toward World Code
The U S Golf Association executive committee votes to abolish the stymie and align American rules with the British code. If approved by Royal and Ancient, new guidelines would take effect worldwide on January 1, 1952. The change ends the blocked putt by removing the ball nearer the hole, allowing a cleaner longer putt.
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New York
U. S. Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrews
Scotland
Royal and
Anceint Elith
Vficelivye
U. S
Lucky Seals Split Double With Acorns In Local Heat
Seals and Acorns split a double header 6 to 5 and 8 to 1 as fans watched a tense afternoon. Joe Grace delivered a clutch single in the tenth to cap a late rally, while former Seal Chesty Johnson rode back to revenge in the second game. Ear Flarrist pitched in the opener for the Seals.
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Seals Strium
Seals
Acorns
Joe Grace
Acarts
Chesty Johnson
Ear) Flarrist
Firemen top Police in last inning to win Memorial Cup
Hayward Firemen defeated Police in a dramatic last inning at Memorial Park to retain the Memorial Cup for a third straight year in the sixth annual softball game. Firemen jumped with six runs in the first, Police rallied with four in the third to take a brief lead, and a tense final frame sealed the 13 to 12 victory.
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Hayward
Police
Memorial Park
Firemen
Valiant Police
Emory Leonard
Twicon
Smokealers
Tony Cunha
Red Mallen
Australians Spark National Doubles at Longwood
The 70th U.S. national doubles tennis championships open at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hills with 250 top amateurs. Australia fields a strong men’s team led by Ken McGregor as Frank Sedgman teams with him to defend last year’s title. American contenders include Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert. In the women’s division, Lo Brough and Margaret O DuPont withdraw, changing the top tandems.
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Chestnut Hills
Mass
U.S
Longwood Cricket Club
Frank Sedgman
John Bromwich
Bromwich
Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Forest Hills
N.Y
Los Angeles
Tony Traber
Cincinnati
Lo Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Margaret O. DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Meyer Hurt In Collision At Philadelphia Game
Russ Meyer suffered an ankle injury after a collision during yesterday's Giants at Phillies doubleheader. Meyer covered first base when Alvin Dark hit a grounder, Dark slipped past Meyer, stepping on his ankle. Meyer could miss two to three weeks.
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Seals
Ray Oakdy
Jim Brideweser
Eddie Sauer
Orteig
Grace
Bideweser
Dale Long
Jim Moran
Moran
Pete Pavlick
Sauer Ang Crrace
Sicnings
Perez
Dowblasialny
Sunls’ Grace
Philadelphia
Giants
Army Cadets and Giants Coach Weigh Pro Offers
Army football stars facing dismissal for cribbing draw interest from pro and college programs as Giants coach Steve Owen welcomes them, while cadets cite Ivy League snubs and lack of transfer offers. West Point officials defend honor system, deny long running cheating, and discuss future for players amid NFL draft implications.
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Whst Point
N.Y
Army
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Footall
Ney
Notre Dame
Owen
New York Ber Association
Military Goals
Robert Dart
Association
Committee On Justice
National Football League
NEL
Tam
Dicker
Avomuttt
Academy
Frederick A. Erving
West Point
Irving
U. News and World Report
Wast Point
Urving
Erithing
West
Terving
Yankees Slump Feeds Indians Surge in AL Action
In New York the Yankees suffer 5-4 and 7-4 losses as Cleveland rides a 10th straight win behind Mike Garcia. Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago also post wins while Brooklyn bats and Maglie pace the Giants.
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New York
Yankees
White Sox
Casey Stengel
Cleveland Indians
Mike
bin Bear) Garcia
Chicago
A's
Tsint
Tom Morgan
Eddie Joost
Garein
Larry Doby
Ray Boone
Bob Avila
Indians
Garcia
Boston
Red Sox
Senators
Rey Sverborough
Will Wight
Ligers
Browns
H Neot Evers
Brooklyn
Negro Battery
Braves
Don Newcombe
Catener May Campanella
Giants
Phillies
Sal Maglie
al Corwin
Cardinals
Reds
Pirates
Cubs
Murry Dickson
Paul Minney
Gubs
Curfew Rule Attacked by Managers
Three managers Casey Stengel Jimmy Dykes and Paul Richards criticized the AL curfew rule after the Yankees 9 7 loss to the A’s in Philadelphia. They urged a change to allow games to finish or resume later, arguing the rule unfairly aided the A’s and affected outcomes and standings.
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Philadelphia
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Yankers
Jimmy Dykes
A's
Paul Richards
White Sox
Yanks
Stengel
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Tennsylvania
Cleveland
Hichards
Hogan Wins O Shanter Prize In Chicago Golf Move
Ben Hogan captures the world championship prize at Tim O Shanter in Chicago after a final round 68, earning $12,500 and boosting his total for the week to about $25,000 while Demaret finishes second. Notables include Cooper and Locke tied for third, Little and Heafser tied for fifth, Didrickson Zaharias winning the women’s purse, and Stranahan taking the men's amateur title.
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Chicago
URI
Badam
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demerer
Tim O'Shanter
Hogan
Demaret
Bantam Ben
Jaunty Jimmy
Demaret Stil
Peter Cooper
White Plains
N. C
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Eich
Lawson Little
Pebble Beach
Calif
Clayton Heafser
Charlotte
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Toledo, O
Frank Stranahan
English Channel crossing delayed by gales and rough water
Florence Chadwick and 20 other swimmers from South America and Europe faced Class rough seas as the English Channel attempt aboard the Tate in London was postponed due to gale conditions. Chadwick plans to try again, aiming for early Wednesday afternoon local time.
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Dover
Eng
San Diego
Florence Chadwick
London
Daily Mail
Tate
Miss Chadwick
UN Hive
Crem Fea
England
Iss Chiwick
Baseball Standings in the Pacific Coast League Report
Standings show San Francisco 6-1 and Seattle 6-2 with long games noted. Oakland 3-? and Los Angeles 8-5 highlight a stretch. Hollywood 2-10 and Portland 8-5 appear among the latest results and future matches listed including Hollywood at Oakland and San Francisco at Seattle.
Correction on Deer Death Time From Cas tro Valley Center
The Review corrects an error stating a deer was killed by Laverne Terry of Castro Valley Food Center. The correct time is 7 am Saturday morning, not 21 am as previously reported.
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Laverne Terry
Castro Valley Food Center
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