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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1950
Page
5
The U S Tennis Championships saw Australia weakened as Americans pressed the field. Frank Sedgman fought hard before falling to Don McNeill in a high level match, while Don McNeill pushed past other young Aussies. American seeds Mulloy Flam Suixas and others advanced in a crowded opening round amid Davis Cup leftovers.
HASTINGS Neb UP The Denver 40 club will seek revenge tonight when it joins Oakland WU Irwin first in the second pane al their Junior American Legion sectional baseball tournament. Oakland, defending national champions, won the opening game 10-2 last night. The teams play a love af shrer game series. If Denver wins, a playout Wednesday will determine who faces in the Tunic Legion's Little Work Series. Denver took a 2-0 lead in the second inning, but Oakland tied it in the third as Pepper Wesley scored Oakland's first run on an error. Don Gonsalves drove in another for Oakland in the fifth after a wild pitch. Oakland led late, with four errors by Denver and three by Oakland. Denver pitchers walked four and struck out seven.
Coast Hot Rod Race pact announced for Sunday at Oakland Speedway on a five eighths mile track. Lompac Pacific Coast championship features top hot rods and famous drivers including Billy Ryan and Bol Veith. A trophy dash and consolation race will cap the program as the first 100 yard heat at the mammoth venue.
Motter and Sweikert head to Carton Casta speedway near Walauk Creek for the Hayward race. Motter seeks another main event win as drivers Tominnys Boyd and Blisian enter, with a field including Dols Suweikert and Chuckard among others.
Clark Shaughnessy sues Los Angeles Rams for 39157.91 dollars in back pay claiming he was hired Feb 17 under a three year contract that allowed termination with 30000 dollars payment. He seeks expenses and seven percent interest. several team officials named in the suit.
SAN FRANCISCO Amty Walker 198, San Francisco outpointed Grant Buteler 488, San Francisco. CHICAGO Jimmy Tacussa laa, Chicago, outpointed Bill Flaherty 129, St Paul Minn. NEW YORK Paddy DeMarco Lv Brooklyn outpointed Sunnygrove? Springfield Mass. (8). New York Coney Island Johnny Saxton 1474 outpointed Sanny Runn 40 Washington DC (1). SALT LAKE CITY Tranny Davis Mawati outpointed Lew Williams Kansas City Mo (10).
SAN FRANCISCO UP-Lone 960 reports a drawing chosen 960 hunters from YA applications for a deer hunt in Mineral King National Game Refuge Tulare County. Between September 16 and October 15 hunters may shoot up to 800 deer total with one animal per hunter. First name drawn was Harry Behlen 61 of Fresno. Unsuccessful applicants will receive a refund of their application fee, said the Fish and Game Commission.
Homerun Hitter Saver credits teammate Phil Cavarretta with refining his swing after a tricky road trip. The Cubs slugger homered three times in the first game of a doubleheader against the Phillies, lifting Chicago to a 6-1 win. He noted Cavarretta helped fix his swing, lowering his bat during the backswing, and praised the veteran for the improvement.
The Review teases final results and the winner announcement set for tomorrow. It notes some favorites may miss finals while the compiled list highlights local sports popularity and sponsors assist with prize pickup and notification.
President Truman signed a new wildlife hunting law affecting ducks geese and other birds. Pacific flyway season extended to 65 consecutive days with a six bird daily bag and possession limit for ducks and similar rules for geese and other fowl. Regulations ban automatic loading shotguns and shooting near baited areas with live duck decoys prohibited. Hunters may ship kills within designated time frames after seasons end and possession windows vary by region. Walter S. (Miles) Aitken, former USC head coach and Rose Bowl figure, is noted in the text.
End of August signals the start of football season at HUHS with 75 players reporting Friday. Physicals, gear assignments, and first light workout set. managers invited to report at 9 am Friday. San Lorenzo High and others announce schedules and staff for the first season.
The league leading Oakland Acorns open against the San Francisco Seals in Emeryville with Clef Melton for the Seals and Allen Gettel for the Acorns. Gettel aims to deliver a crucial win as Oakland trails the league leaders with five weeks remaining in the Pacific Coast schedule.
Boston erased a 12-1 deficit to beat Cleveland 15-14 as Billy Goodman sparked the rally with a three-run double and secured 15 Red Sox hits. The victory narrows the gap behind pace leaders Detroit, while Chicago and New York also posted wins in a hectic American League day.
University of Sa Francisco Dons will hold their spring training camp at Corning, California, about 100 miles north. Coach Joe Kuharich announced the team gathers Thursday, leaves that night for the camp, and opens practice Friday September 1. A squad of 49 will be led by Ivy All-American fullback Ollie Malson.
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