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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1952
Page
5
Lockerby clinched the Haines Area Recreation softball title with an eight-run rally in a surprising finale. Rave Iktness led the team, contributing key hits as Lockerby secured their second win in four nights. Ashland was the standout location and the event drew local acclaim.
In Porest Fins New York, Art Larsen of San Luis Calif faces Billy Lone of New York in the second round of the GS Bonnie singles championship. Other top seeds, including Sedgman, Seixas, and Rosewall, won opening matches as the event unfolds with notable players from the U S and Australia advancing.
The report notes an American baseball win over Japan, with Dwk CaM as the winning pitcher and Santa Chu contributing. The visitors led early but the U S bats rallied, tying the series at one game apiece as both teams prepare for the next matchup.
Scattered baseball notices report Pacific Coast League standings and results. Mentions of teams, players, gates, and recent scores, with fragmented lines discussing Barker, Marin, Woods, and other athletes, alongside brief game notes and venue references.
In Hollywood at Lee May Stadium the bout featured Jones facing a field including Barnett Calli and Norris with several contenders in lighter weights. The card boasted six wins in earlier W amateto bouts and included matchups against Harpe Salay Dawson Soto and others, while bouts for junior and senior divisions drew attention from local fans.
A garbled sports note mentions a left handed player from Norwick setting a world record in baseball. It references Tone and Kiesh Peers and a team or event framed as a record achievement amid unclear wording.
Major league action features the Tribe winning while the Yankees suffer a loss as Cleveland topples Detroit 4-2 and New York stalls in Washington. Bob Lemon notches his 5th win, Jim Busby hits a ninth inning homer for the Yankees, Sal Maglie makes a late bid for life as a dying Giants season ends in a funeral mood.
Ashland meet features Veith dominating the opening race on the oval, driving Oakland’s Gone Tron into second. Races include Salt Leandro’s Community Bail queen Jalliyn Warte and Roy Gilhammer as top competitors, with Farl Motter’s late pace disrupted by breaks.
Odd mangled text describes a golf event at the Insitaive City Open with Julius Moras and Henry Tuinesa among leaders. Mentions include outsider shares and a wall of Hansel Skeo Riegel context and a trailing tone. Fragmentary references to a National Open Champion and local figures appear with unclear details.
Wes Westrum discusses catcher signaling, hand positions, and stance to protect fingers and control pitches. He stresses keeping hands closed, avoiding tipping pitches, and using proper footwork to block balls while preventing a fast opposing runner from stealing signals.
A muddled race report notes Fortune Teller top stakes victory at a long odds meet. Miss Kainwood pressed the pace, finishing a close second as Recur placed third amid a list of six furlong contenders and a $2,500 purse.
San Francisco Seals defeated the Oaks 6-4 behind Elmer Singleton in a decisive sixth inning as Renn Coess and Sal Taormina sparked late scoring. Johnny Ostrowski homered for Oakland, but the Seals’ platoon attack and timely hits, including a two-run triple, sealed the win before 1421 fans.
Hel lyowand star pitcher Lapalette delivered a tour de force, firing a test night gem as the Stars beat Los Angeles 20 to 0. Nearly 2,000 fans watched his shutout effort, his third since joining Hollywood via Pittsburgh, while San Diego swept Seattle in other scores.
New York reports Vanderbilt Colt, a five time racing veteran owned by Alf Vanderbilt, seeks victory in the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga to clinch the four year old championship. The hopeful is dogged by Naliva and Dapeer as rivals as turfmen scout for Derby form.
A brisk morning practice previewed the ACAL season as Hay ward and San Lorenzo high school players signed their names on docked fines. San Lorenzo prepares for its first full-fledged varsity year with practice set to start early next week for the Rebels and Farmers.
Bonnie Keglers win pennant as Sumner league closes with final night action. Ronnie Davis leads with 630 scratch pins and a 160 handicap while Chet Blain posts the top individual game of 238. Sally Auer and Anthony Gilcrest post 500 series. Grave Elpin and Antty Gilcrest contribute strong scores as the field discovers late-season totals.
The Niue ana Colts defeated Musseni last night to seize the championship in the Santhwor International league. Trailing 0 0 after the fourth, they surged with three runs in the late innings as HO Uher and Inday led the rally.
San Leandro surged through the junior tennis finals led by standout performances from Pal Nail of San Mouten and Mary Ann Mitchell of San Leandro. The boys divisions featured strong showings with San Leandro players defeating rivals from Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake and San Francisco, cementing the club’s dominance in multiple brackets.
Cuban distance swimmer Jose Cortinas prepared to swim 21 miles from the Gelatina Isthmus to Cabrillo Beach near San Pedro under rough swells off Catalina Island. At 35, Cortinas eyed the long crossing despite fatigue and harsh seas, while officials noted rough conditions could affect timing.
Fresno hands Modesto a defeat as they pound them 17 4. Tony Slath belts his 25th hit of the season while Kill Dawns delivers a homer. Modesto commits errors at home plate aiding the loss.
In Portland, two top women golfers reach the U S championship final. Jackie Pung, 28, from Honolulu, a powerhouse with a 210 pound frame, faces Shirley McFetters, a 2L-year-old Long Beach student, after both won semi finals. The 36-hole match crowns the women’s national title.
Oakland hosts the Westerners beat the Panthers 44 to 36 to tie the Roller Derby series at seven games each. Sid Hariesh led with 12 points, Bobby Johnstone added 10 and five late rallies boosted the Panthers. A Saunder block halted a late Western rally as the scoreline shifted. Tonight's match resumes the series with a Sunday game noted.
Los Angeles Rams work on their aerial game as they prepare for a big collision with the San Francisco 49ers. Coach Hamp Stydahar cites a quartet of top passers Bob Waterfield Norm Van Brocklin Elroy Hirsch and Tom Fears as the key to a sharper attack while San Francisco counters with Frankie Albert Y.A. Tittle and a strong backfield.
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