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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1951

Page

8

Louis edges Bivins in hard gym bout at Memorial Stadium

Joe Louis, 37, barely kept control against Jimmy Bivins in a fierce 10 round fight at Memorial Stadium. Louis, fighting at a lighter 208 pounds, failed to deliver a knockout but earned his 11th straight win in a comeback bid while his future plans remained unsettled and hot weather cited as a factor.

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Rams Dominate Redskins 58 14 in Coliseum rout

Los Angeles overwhelmed Washington 58 to 14 at the Los Angeles Coliseum as Bob Waterfield and Norm Van Brocklin connected on aerials and the Rams rolled to a lopsided Western division victory. Elroy Hirsch and Gil Davis starred with multiple receptions and scores as Washington failed to mount a sustained comeback.

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Notre Dame Football Televised Four Games This Fall

Four Notre Dame football games will be televised this fall, but only one will be played in South Bend. The announcement notes national telecasts with multiple venues for the season.

Notre Dame South Bend Ind Banly Sout Bend

Twenty swimmers start English Channel race from France

Twenty swimmers from nine countries including the United States began the 21 1 2 mile crossing from Cap Gris Nez France to Dover in calm seas and hot sun. Prizes totaling 19 600 dollars were offered by sponsors with 100 pounds for the first man and first woman to finish. Egypt’s Hassan And El Heln is favored after last year’s record winner. The Daily Mail backed the event with public attention as spectators lined the French coast near the start and boats moved about the channel in a D Day like scene.

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Christopher Leads Oaks Over Twinks 12-8 in Coast League clash

In a Coast League game, Christopher homered twice driving in the Oaks to a 12-8 win over the Twinks. Seattle topped Sclons, keeping L A ahead in the division as Hollywood slid toward the cellar with a rough night for hitters.

Christopher Oaks Seattle L.A

Area Softball N and M Dads Tie For Lead In B-1 League

Hayward Area Teeres and Bel League teams battled in the B-1 circuit last night. Fountain powered Ashland Dads to a 7 to 3 win over Hayward 80 Club, while Crescent Jewellers edged YMMO 11 to 5. Ted Scott contributed heavily for C.T. Lindsay’s Lindsay muttons with a grand slam in the fifth as they upstaged Jewelers. Ashland, N and M, and Market also posted wins in a wild slate.

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Baseball Standings and Results From Pacific Coast League

The Pacific Coast League standings show Hollywood leading with wins and losses close to San Diego and Sacramento. Notable games include Hollywood at Los Angeles 10-4 and San Francisco 6-0 at home, with Portland and Sacramento also featuring in the schedule. The fragmentary text lists results and upcoming matchups among Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, Portland, San Diego, and Hollywood, with several scores and venues partially visible.

San Francisco Bob Laws Graham Breame Sacramento Pacific Daltand Acorns Selons Hallywood Bacs Emeryville Siva Hollywood San Frans Eigen Seals Grissom Wil Findl Serrier Bousot Seattle Tullywood Stars Oakland Loyd Christopher Chris Sinning Wallop Syhich Los Angeles Bob Gillespie Haney Solen Pilchers Inhnany Vander Meer Rainier Jim Hivera Walt Judith Johnny Lindell Frank Iellehtz Embree Portland Eddie Malone Jack Salveson Inns Partre Gene Handley Wietelmann Salveson Los Andeles Hocage Byler Char- Oakland Roy Jsutsip Weatherly Johnny Jorgensen Christopher Don Padgett Lien Moran Chris Doyle Nee Con Aclie Wilson Rustic Galan Tay Aun Owteie Sat Sam Nego Om Heler Ian Messi Los Angeles Iy Holywood Diego A. Portlanst Sacramento War San Diego Sacrimenta Tonic Hollywood Ayere Sanze Faison Porltamt Inde Monte Ene Saceraminta Johnson

Indians Win Thirteen Straight as they top Browns 9 to 4

Cleveland extends its winning streak to 13 with a 9 to 4 defeat of the Browns. Ned Garver was roughed up in the first inning, and A Roden hit a grand slam for the Indians. The Yankees beat the Senators 8 to 5 while the Red Sox topped the Athletics 4 to 2. In the NL, Cincinnati beat Chicago 1 to 0, Pittsburgh 10 to 0 over St Louis, and the Braves shut out the Phillies 9 to 0 as Daly and teammates pushed toward first.

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Truman Joins Ruth Memorial Day Across Nation

President Truman joined nationwide ceremonies marking Babe Ruth's death anniversary. The Ruth Foundation plans an Adelphi Theatre event in New York with film clips and stars from sports, radio, and stage. Dizzy Dean leads the memorial program as fans pause for a moment of silence nationwide.

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Reynolds Dominates Archery Finals In 67th Tournament

Los Angeles AP reports Russ Reynolds, 1949 national champ, surged in the 67th bow and arrow event. He set a torrid pace in the double York, leading with 1751 points, 65 ahead of Stan Overby as finals approached in men’s, women’s, junior boys’ and girls’ divisions.

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Doves and Pigeons Take Protected Status in California

California voters and wildlife officials announce new protections for doves and pigeons. Hunters may not begin shooting until noon, with federal limits reduced to six birds per day. Mourning dove season runs September 11 to September 30 and December 17 to December 31. pigeons run September 11 to September 30 and December 17 to December 31.

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