Champs Play In US Tennis Doubles Today
US national doubles championships at Longwood feature defending champs Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor of Australia expected to reach the semi finals. Socially charged venue watches Maureen McConnolly and Louise Braugh face Nancy Chaffee Riner and Therima Long in the women’s semi final, while the top American duo Serb Flim and Frank Guernsey meet Lewis Hoad and Ken Rasewall in a marquee men’s pairing.
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Chestnut Hill
Mase
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Australia
Longwood Cricket Club
Maureen
Lille McConnolly
Louise Braugh
Calif
Frank Guernsey
Garden City
N.Y
Alustrillan
Lewis Hoad
Ken Rasewall
Hayward Players Feature In Public Parl Tennis Tourney
Hayward Stars compete in the National Public Pars Tennis tournament at Jefferson Memorial courts after rain delays. Defending champion Wayne Hevven headlines the men’s singles, facing top contenders from Birmingham and St Louis. Key matchups include Nolan McQuawn of Los Angeles versus Joe Woolfson of Hayward, while Woolfson teams with Ralph Chippendale to face Stanley Clark and Merwin Miller.
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Squis
Jefferson Memorial
Wayne Hevven
Birmingham
Ata
Ralph
Rarl
St.Louis City
Los Angeles
Nolan McQuawn
Golden Gate City
Joe Woolfson
Hayward
Calif
Woolfson
Ralph Chippendale
Stanley Clark
Merwin Miller
Ashland Dads clinch C-1 league round title in thriller
In Hayward at Bret Harte, the Ashland Dads edged Nor’s Market 5-4 to claim the C-1 round title. Trailing 4-3 entering the final frame, Ashland loaded the bases on walks and a hit batter, then scored on a Gordy Peterson error and a timely two-run hit, overcoming Nor’s early lead.
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Hayward
Ashland
Hayward Area Recreation District
Bret Harte
Nor's Market
Ashlanders
Nor
Dads
Acwss
Bil Its
Gordy Peterson
Bob Philis
Howard Wood
Dritress
Steve Kirwan
Nor's
Manny Grandha
Markel Ines
Kirvan
Gene Cena
Peterson
Wond
Hesy
Hdrude
Wayne Fritch
Nore Market Ashians Dade Abr
Sheik Gronchado
Wandradest
Muntx
Vfkancesty
Tia Ecowlenet
Four Locals Enter San Anselmo Swim Meet
A quartet of Hayward youths travels to San Anselmo for the Junior Olympic Short Course Swim Meet at the Sir Francis Drake pool. The Marin Swimming Association sponsors the event with trials tomorrow at 9 40 a.m. and finals Sunday afternoon. Participants Kenny Roner Buddy Calestini Steve Seteroff and 15-year-old Heinrich aim for multiple events including the 100 yard individual medley and free style and breaststroke races.
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San Anselmo
Haywanl
California
Sir Francis Drake
Haywardites
Rell Heinrich
Kenny Roner
Buddy Calestini
Steve Seteroff
Tyl Ba Pele
Fishermen Buzz Over 1952 California Dove Seasons
Ralph Stevens reports on U S Fish and Wildlife Service dove season rules for California 1952 white winged and mourning doves with Imperial County remaining open longer and other counties following. He notes daily bag limits and shooting hours, license requirements, and multiple season opening dates plus seaside fishing results and local angler achievements around Hayward Santa Cruz and Napa areas.
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California
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Imperial County
Two Favorites in Del Mar Races Highlight Day
Del Mar offers a six furlong feature with two favored runners Miss Kainwood and Reet leading a crowded field. Calumet Farm’s Lap Full, a three year old sister to a champion, proved class by winning in 1 04 9 5 paying 4 10. Srisri Barbara was second Khalsti third in a fast stretch duel.
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del Mar
Kainwood
Reet
Hecur
Magic Note
Florence House
Calumet Farm
Wil
Another Swimmer to Try for Catalina
Santa Monica reports Cuban distance swimmer Jose Cortinas planning a Catalina Island Channel attempt on August 29 after shifting from August 28 for better weather. The 25 year old 210 pound athlete champions long distance in Cuba and trains daily with five mile swims under Captain B W Sheffield. Cortinas cites past long crossings including 22 miles from Santa Fe to Guanaba Cuba in 10 hours 23 minutes and the Straits of Cabrattar in 10 hours 45 minutes, with two prior failed attempts at the English Channel.
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Santa Monica
Jose Cortinas
Catalina Island
Cortinas
Cuba
W. Sheffield
Santa Fe
Guanaba
Straits of Cabrattar
English Channel
Fradie Urness Hurt While Pitching in Norfolk Game
Boston Red Sox bonus signee Fradie Urness, from The Dalles Oregon, returned home to recover from an ankle injury suffered while pitching for Roanoke in the Class A Wied Mont league in Norfolk.
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Dalles
Ore
Fradie Urness
Boston Red Sox
Urness
Roanoke
Norfolk
Semi finals set for national amateur crown in Seattle
In Seattle Washington the 1952 U S national amateur golf tourney semis pit Westland of Byecett Washington against Bill Mawhinney of Vancouver British Columbia, while Don Cherry of Garden City North Carolina meets Al Mengert of Spokane Washington. Winners reach a 46 hole final. Cherry, a singing star, makes rare deep run in this event after defeating Gene Littler and Bobby Tiesburg. Mengert also topped Johnson of Michigan and Walt McElroy. Westland beat Kuntz and Yost, Mawhinney downed Campbell and McHale.
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Seattle
Waship
U.S
Back Westland
Byecett
Wash
Westland
Francis Quinnet
Bill Mawhinney
Vancouver
H.C
Don Cherry
Jay
Garden City
N. C
al Mengert
Spokane
Cherry
Gene Littler
la Jolie
Cali
Bobby Tiesburg
Stanford University
Mengert
Paul Johanson
University of Milan
Walt McElroy
Westlande
Bob Kuntz
Larchmont
Dick Yost
Portland
Ore
Mawhinnwy
Bill Campbell
Thintington
W. Va
Jimmy McHale
Mamaroneck
Yester
More Stars in City Golf Play
Hayward ace golfers led by Clarence Costa Jerry Kroeckel Gol Texeira and Fred Miranda have entered the first annual Heyward City golf championship joining about 120 players. Entries close soon with play in the Championship Push and multiple classes including the 0 to 14 handicap Prince and Directors. Players from Alameda San Lorenz and Oakland headline a field spanning the Bay Area with prizes of a 71 watch and 45 silverware sets for top finishers.
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Hayward—Foyz
Bay Area
Heyward City
Clarence Costa
Jerry Kroeckel
Gol Texeira
Fred Miranda
Alex Stewart
Tim Day
la Vista
Goilfers Frolm
Rast Bay
Texeira
Thr
Hayward
Cosin
Alameda
Reputy Kroeckel
Rams Triumph Over Washington in Exhibition Clash
Los Angeles Rams rout Washington Redskins 45 to 23 at Memorial Coliseum. Redskins coach Dick Tydd resigns amid turmoil as Charley Justice breaks wrist and exits early. Rams’ Waterfield and Van Brocklin shine with two touchdown passes and strong aerial attack.
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Los Angeles
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
Memorial, Coliseum
Redskins
Charley
Choo Chai
Justice
Dick Tydd
Washington
Tick McCann
Redeskin
Texas A
Star
Texas
Todd
Coech
Herman Ball
Redskin
George Preston Marshall
Marshall
San Francisco Jets
Curley Lambeau
Reusiin
Jerry Nevi
Disaster Justice
Chapel Hill N.C
Kain
Merle Rich
Gordon Expects To Lose His Job In Salong Manager Role
Sacramento Solons manager Joe Gordon said he will probably not manage the Salong in 1953. He noted the front office would not back seventh and eighth place finishers forever. Gordon, voted in for two years, hopes to leave the role amicably and may stay with the club as coach, scout, or player in some capacity.
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Sacramento
Sacramento Solons
Joe Gordon
Gordon
Rul
Area Bowling News: Bove's Steak House Tops Mixed Foursome Standings
Bove's Steak House surged to first place in the Wednesday Night Mixed Foursome, with Team No 3 routing Team No 4 3 0 to seize the lead over Teamm No 1. Team No 1 remains near the bottom after a rough season while Wall Lightfant and Grace Elgin led scoring for the evening. Local results include high game marks by Chet Filgin and Andy Gilcrest, with notable performances from Sally Aver and Elsie Calderes. A separate note highlights Mickey Wright winning the national junior girls golf title at age seven in La Jolla California.
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SAN Lorenzo
Bove
Tauripice
Inc
Bonnie Keaglers
Wall Lightfant
Grace Elgin
Sally Aver
Chet Filgin
Andy Gilcrest
Edneblay
Blanainge
Ronnie's Steake House
Mark's Phazmacy
Acorns Rally as Davis Delivers in 9th for 2-1 Win
Oakland edged Seattle 2-1 after Davis belted a key seventh inning double and a dramatic ninth inning homer narrowly missed. Bowman allowed four hits over eight plus frames to earn the win while Widmer took the loss for Seattle in a tight Pacific Coast League clash.
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Oakland
Sean Lorenzo Ovai
Oiner
Emeryon
Louisville
Astaeht
Oakland Acorns
Lorenz
Harlem Globe Trotters
Mel Ott
Fiper
Oaks
Acorn
Davis
Gakshot
Seattle
Roger Bowman
Clarence Maddern
Bill A
Augie Salar Inwever
Piper
Johnny Jorgensen
Ray Noble
Tookie Gilbert
Davia
Bowman
Alf Widmer
Madden
Abrne Shrine
Yaviert
Gilbert
Thanscib
Ol Chomnet
Maddross
Bavnett
Hudsones
Maddern
Navianert
Su--Lowman
Widmar
Jorgensen- Lehenzenbest
Wintem Hawman
Loser
Einar
Bowman J
BBS Widen
Bo—Biwnan
U— Barbie
Carhiced Ant Miniare
Yanks Indians Showdown as Reynolds Faces Garcia
Yankees and Indians clash in a pivotal showdown with Allie Reynolds on the mound against Mike Garcia. Stengel risks his ace to protect a slim first place edge as Cleveland seeks to overtake the lead in a season dominated by New York.
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Casey Stenel
Allie Reynolds
Grazeludere
Reynolds
Yankees
Cleveland
Dodgers
Stengel
al Lopez
Big Bear
Mike Garcia
Lopes
White Sox
Yarkers
Tom Gorman
Pads Rally Past Twinks In Pacific Coast League Showdown
In a tight Pacific Coast League night, San Diego edged the Twinks 10 to 6 to pull even atop the standings with Oakland after a win by the Athletics over Seattle. San Francisco beat Sacramento 4 to 1 as Chuck Connors homered for Los Angeles in a 2 to 1 win over Portland. Eddie Chandler no-hit for the Angels through five innings before a late rally.
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San Diego
Hulllywwood
Oakland
Seattle
San Francisco
Sacramento
Chuck Connors
Homer
Los Angeles
Portland
Eddie Chand
Bame
Lonnie Summers
Jack Graham
Jdhckie Tobin
Graham
Hollywood
Gang
Sal Taormina
Seal
Bill Bradford
Cannins
Chandler
Stockton Road Race to Debut in Central Valley
Almost 100 sports car drivers including Keenan Wynn will race two miles at Stockton field Sunday for the Children’s Rheumann Fever fund. The Stockton Junior Aid sponsors the event, bringing top models used in road racing to benefit the charity.
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Stockton
Keenan Wynn
Stockton Field
Central Valley
Rhewmann
Baseball Standings and Player Stats From The Era
Reading shows Pacific Coast League standings with Oakland, Los Angeles, Portland, San Diego, and Hollywood teams, plus San Francisco and other clubs. It lists runs batted in leaders and American League batters, with pitchers names like Roe and Wilhelm, and notes on players such as Musial and Hodges.
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Pet. Klugensil
Musial
St Louis
Ocitman
Sehaendients
St. Atwell
Chicago
Janine Jauer
Corcian
Boston
Hodges Arkivael Thomanit
Siner
Piutatan
Enns
Phlatel
Bauer
Sh L
Thownon
N.Y
Bruyn
Philadelphia
Mitghett
Chive
Woodling
New York
Well
Ueator
Goodman
Ron
Doby
Cleve
Bay Area Men Enter Midget Races at Oakland Speedway
A large San Francisco entrant list led by Korean War veteran Jack Flaherty entries the 1952 California State Midget Auto Racing Championships at Oakland Speedway next Friday night. Flaherty, a destroyer veteran, previously placed second in Memorial Day at Oakland. Other San Francisco drivers include Bob Ramage Bill Amans Jack Steves Tom Munzow Viel Gotelli and Tommy Copp. Ten events are planned on the program with a 35 lap final to decide the California title.
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Ashland
San Francisco
Jack Flaherty
Californie
Oahland Speedway
Flaherty
Oakland Speedway
Bob Ramage
Bill Amans
Jack Steves
Tom Munzow
Viel Gotelli
Tommy Copp
California
Bitter Roller Derby Feud Opens Tuesday
In Oakland the long running feud in Holler Derby between Geny Murray and Midge Tarashtin renews in a 13 day series opening Tuesday night at the Oakland auditorium arena. Misa Murray leads the Westerners against the Panthers with Toughie Brashan in a Pasadena Rose Bowl rematch.
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Oakland
Primorons
Geny Murray
Midge
Loughie) Tarashtin
Oakland Auditorium Arena
B ' Misa Murray
Panthers
Toughie Brashan
Pasadena
Bor
Gerry
Toughie
Toughie Arasinm
NBC Hurler Throws 13-0 No-Hit at NBC Tourney
Righthander Tom Brewer of Samp Atterbury Indiana hurled a 13-0 no hit win in the Nation Baseball Congress tournament. The 18 year old struck out 10 Offutt batsmen and walked one as the game was called after five and a half innings due to the 12 run rule. Brewer, 22, had won 23 games last season for Thomasville in the Georgia state league.
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Hayward
Hoatel
H. C. Nelson
Casino Valley
Salen
Golden Gate
Talen
Gahnon
Dowrelin
Herbur
Light House
Brothers
Crockett
Otto
Franks
Indians
Steve Gromek
Ned Sox
Boston
Gromek
Garcia
Cleveland
Yankees
Lopus
Bobby Fuller
Karly Wynn
Chicago
Giants
Brooklyn
Dodger
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cards
Braves
Wichita
Kann
Tom Brewer
Samp
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