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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1949

Page

7

Nipponese Swimmers Set Records at AAU Meet in Los Angeles

Japanese swimmers dominated the National AAU championships led by Hironoshin Furuhashi who set world marks in the 400 meters and the 800 meter relay. Furuhashi anchored the 800 free relay to a new world record of 8:45.4 and posted a 400-meter time of 4:33.3, while other events saw Verdeur of Brighton set an American record in the 200-meter breaststroke and Allen Stack clock in the 100-meter backstroke.

Los Angeles Japan Hironoshin Furubashi Furuhashi Bam. Fo Puruhashi I Doe Verdeur Brighton Swim Club New Jersey Bob Brawner Sun. Francisco Olmpic Club Bowen Stassforth University of Town Allen Stack New Haven Conn Swint Dick Fette University of Miami Duane Draves University of Lows

Coast Survey Heights and Tide Tables for Golden Gate Area

Elevations in feet for coast survey chart soundings with additive and subtractive corrections. Notes include time offsets for Yerba Buena Island, Hunters Point, San Mateo Bridge, Bump­arton Bridge, Palo Alto, Oakland Harbor, Berkeley, Richmond, Benicia, Crockett, and August sunrise sunset moon phases. Contains garbled OCR portions but preserves dates and key locations.

United States Coast and Gendetic Survey Custom House Golden Gate Coast Survey Tess Nominus Sion Yerba Buena Talind Hunters Foint San Mates Bridge Bumbarton Bridge Crockett Maun Sun Tses Sim

Bakersfield Loses Bat. Gains on Leaders in California League

United Press reports Bakersfield Indians edged closer to Fresno by half a game on paper yet fell a full game on the field. Fresno beat Bakersfield 10-5 while Ventura topped Bakersfield 8-2. Santa Barbara tied Stockton 16-16 and San Jose beat Visalia 4-3. A separate note lists 680 youth and 46 adults registered for the Learn To Swim campaign in Hayward with weekly classes.

United Press Bakersfield Indians Jerry Donavan Jost Modesto Reds Fresno Cardinals Bakersfield Ventura Fresno Yanka Santa Tarbara Stockton An Jose Visalia Hayward Area Aim

Derby results from Optimist club annual race

Under The Checkered Flag 10 at 516 Blossom Way, Fred Fillipalli in No 18 of 418 Buena Vista Street Alameda followed by two boys. This was the second annual derby by the Optimist club. Both top finishers received trophies while the third place recipient also earned a trophy. Francis Metzger, 15, of 418 Buena Vista Alameda, took a fourth place trophy for Keith Harrington of 2566 55th Avenue Oakland.

Blossom Way Fred Fillipalli Buena Vista Street Alameda Optimist Club Francis Metzger Buena Vista Keith Harrington 55Th Avenue Oakland Bud Williamson E& Streets Hayward Optimns Lionel Norton

Regatta results shaken by disqualifications in coast championship

Pacific Coast championship regatta standings were altered as disqualifications hit multiple classes. In Farralion Clipper Patita II led after Vip and Fun were disqualified. Chewink posted 2 11.51 to win Golden Gate. In Bear class Wiki of Oakland won cee time 2 21.2 amid yesterday’s results across numerous divisions with times for Star, Acorn, Junior Clipper and others.

San Francisco Jesse Carr Raver Stephen Carr W. Lunardi Golden Gate Don Dowe Bear H. D. Trask Wiki Oakland Acolian Yacht Club Star By-C Acorn Schexat Clynena Vandel Chechnik Rhodes Hanshuli Hurricane Big Bear Berean Hummingbird Pagan Ti Cubaf Westwind

Modesto Bakersfield Game Thrown Out in Protest

In the California League a Modesto Bakersfield game was thrown out after Bakersfield protested Modesto used five veterans. The protest centered on second baseman Nick Muti being veteran rather than a limited service player. Modesto had won the game and it may be replayed if the outcome affects final standings.

SAN Foanill

Anderson and Hippenstill Lead in National Parks Tourney

The favored Californian doubles team Willis Anderson and Clyde Hippenstill dominated yesterday in the National Parks tournament, defeating John O Laughlin and Donald G Pittsburgh 6 2 6 0 6 2.

Pittsburgh Willis Anderson Clyde Hippenstill West Coast John O'Laughlin Donald G. “Sink

California Fish and Game license changes and retirements

California sport enthusiasts face new hunting and angling license displays for 1950 with a redesigned holder and three front tags. H R Drumbar resigns as license chief as the commission plans the updated display, while longtime conservation official Joseph S Munter retires after 42 years. Munter helped establish the state refuge system and deer tagging programs, shaping the division’s drive to boost wildlife through policy.

California H. R. Drumbar Division of Fish and Game Fish and Game Commission Joseph Munter Burenty of Fame Conservation Joe Fish and Game Elinter Tule Lake Lower Klamath

Max Macon Holds Narrow Lead In Cal League Batting

San Francisco United Press reports Max Macon of Modesto leads the California League batting through August 14 with a .390 average, 30 points ahead of Norm Zauchin of San Jose. Bakersfield dominates individual leaders with Jess Pike topping runs 144, home runs 29, RBIs 126, Wimpy Quinn 159 hits and 294 total bases, and Earl Escalante posting 25 wins as top pitcher.

San Francisco Max Macon Modesta Macon Norm Zauchin San Jose Bakersfield Indians Jess Pike Wimpy Quinn Earl Escalante Bakersfield Don Asmonga Macar h_ pet Modesto o Zauchin Garhe Fresno Quinn Clements

KYA to Air 49er Browns Game With Bud Foster

KYA will broadcast the San Francisco 49ers at Cleveland Browns game tonight starting at 7 PM Pacific. Bud Foster, noted sportscaster, will be at the microphone. The broadcast is sponsored by Tarantino's restaurant in Fishermen's Wharf, San Francisco, owned by Dan Sweeney and Gene McAleer.

San Francisco

Veteran hunter Joe Hunter recalls long public service

In remarks about game and fish policy the former legislative representative for the fish and game division, since 1913, described himself as the oldest lobbyist and noted his role in shaping game condition discussions and sport rules.

Nunling Joe Hunter Hunter Fish and Game Division

Ramsdell’s knuckleball shades Dodgers farm system lore

San Francisco reports on Willard Ramsdell of the Hollywood Stars, a Dodger farm club pitcher in the Pacific Coast league. Ramsdell, 31, has developed a mighty knuckleball that baffles hitters and even his own catchers, drawing praise from Chuck Dressen and surprise from Jackie Jensen. Despite a 13–7 record and a 2.58 ERA per nine innings, his long minor league tenure and quirky repertoire spark discussion of a majors return.

San Francisco Branch Hickey Brooklyn Dodgers Willard Bil) Haimsdell Tamsdell Chickean Niis Dodgers Willie Holly Wood ‘Stars Dodger Fos Ramsdell Fred Haney al Unser Willig Unser Jackie Jensen Oakland Hamsdell Jackie Lefty O'Doul San Francisco Seals Chuck Dressen Tramsdell Dressen Bamedell

Aussies Threaten U S Doubles Domination in Tennis

At Chestnut Hill Massachusetts the Australian pair Frank Sedgman and George Worthington upset defending champions Gardnar Muloy and Billy Talbert 6-4 1-6 7-9 9-7 to reach the semifinals, signaling a potential all Australian final in the men's doubles championships. The match drew 8500 fans at Longwood Cricket Club and top foreign seeds Bromwich and Sidwell were favored to advance past Sturgess and Fannin.

Chestnut Hill Mass U.R America Analvalituy Gardnar Muloy Billy Talbert Australia Frank Sedgman George Worthington Longwood Cricket Club Jack Bromwich Billy Sidwell Hoair Eric Sturgess Eustace Fannin

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