Art Larsen promotes Patty Bye for ski line
The piece describes Art Larsen delaying a decision on a line for a $20 000 job with Patty Bye promoted to fill the role. Larsen’s plans hinge on Patty’s year of improvement and a future opportunity to step into a higher occupation. A ski club meeting in Castro Valley plans winter activities and notes ski injuries linked to bravado on slopes.
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Satty Laundie
Iif
Dennis World
Patty
Pappy Larsen
Austria
Asiutal
Haywerd
Glen Hammond
William Scroot
Castro Valley
Soda Springs
Santa Cruz
Clark Griffiths Feted on 50th Anniversary
A Washington postwar era social page notes a 50th anniversary fete for Clark Griffiths attended by President and Mrs. Broman and other celebrities. A large display of telegrams and well wishers filled the reception hall as notable figures from baseball and society gathered.
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Pate
Broman
Peralte
Waington
Loyola Pounces On Dons To Claim Coast Title
Grantland Thompson reports Loyola University seized a fumbled USF defense to erase a 11 point gap and win the top Independent honor on the Pacific Coast. The Lions surged on a strong third period, taking leads after Klosterman passes and Scudero returns, while key turnovers by USF fueled Loyola’s rally.
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Grantland" Thompson
Loyola University
University of San Temesseo Dong
Ane
Toa
Pacific Coast
Tech Loyola
Loyola
San Francisco
Businla
USF
Dan Klosterman
Gene Brito
Tyre Hall
Ouie Matson
Klosterman
Linn
Gayatai II
Roy Ciara
Oy Ophan
Klostommai
Lions
Dave Bons
Lakir
Villanova Edges St Marys In Rain Soaked Win
Villanova Wildcats beat St Marys Gaels 13 to 7 on a soupy Kezar Stadium field. D Alonga scored both touchdowns for Villanova while Johnson led St Marys with 23 carries. Fumbles hampered the Gaels as coaches shortened the game to three quarters.
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Pele DiAlonga
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Villanovans
John Henry Johnson
Gael
Johnson
Joe Huetz
Jim Leonard
Nue
Bob Haney
Joe Rile
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D'Alonzo
Gaels
Walt Zuber
John Geppi
Jehson
Bob Wills
I Gepps
George Chaffey
Villanove
St Mary's
Rams Tie and Shatter 14 Records in Big Win
Los Angeles Rams crushed Green Bay 51 to 14 to lock a tie for the national pro league title and set 14 new team records and multiple personal marks. Tom Fears caught 14 passes, Norm Van Brocklin and Bob Waterfield connected on long scores, and Waterfield added six conversions to raise his season total. The Rams’ offensive barrage included record totals for touchdowns, yards, and passes, as they dominated Memorial Coliseum.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Chicago
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Water- Ciel
Don Hutson
Green Bay
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van Broeklin
Army
Glenn Mdllvis Elroy
Crazylons
Hiesel
Ane Mears
Pro Basketball Scores Across Leagues Invariate Totals
A condensed roundup lists scores from various matchups across pro basketball leagues. New York defeats Tri City Basin 100 97 while Baltimore edges Syracuse 84 to 81, and Fort Wayne beats Indianapolis 80 to 81. Rochester prevails 74 to 95 against Minneapolis with Waterloo 108 Kansas City 67. Lawisville 93 over Sheboygan Basin 91, Wilkes Barre 72 over Bridgeport 78, Paterson 78 over Saratora 8a 82 and Allentown 92.
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Syracuse
Indianapolis
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Rochester
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Kansas City
Lawisville
Asin
Wilkes Barre
Bridgeport
Paterson
Saratora
Allentown
Bret Harte Indians Win Two Flag Football Games
Bret Harte Indians 46 25 over Alum Rock San Jose and 12 6 vs Devoto in muddy conditions. Led by Jerry Cain and Lelroy Peis, the team built seven touchdowns against Alum Rock, then fought off Detota 12 6 as Cain connected on a 40 yard pass to Jim Ramerez. Coach Mary Hogan praises the effort as Bret Harte vies for the Southern Alameda county title and Wash ington A league honors.
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San Jose
Devato
Jerry Cain
Lelroy Peis
Indians
Alu Rock
Bret Arte Vane Ane
Santa Clara County
Chiroship
Pegis
Redskins
Detota
Pointer
Bret Harte Roach
Mary Hogan
Degota
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Mary Hogans
Bibbe
Eaton
Kullar
Gordon
Dracde
Minor League Owners Seek Draftable Ball Players
Baseball’s annual minor league session opened in Petersburg amid talk of drafting players with “military proof” status. Owners from the American Association, International, and Pacific Coast leagues plan to select from a list of over 3000 players, with salaries ranging from 700 to 6500 per month. Draft order begins with Buffalo, Sacramento, and Kanawha as teams position to improve.
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Sueramento
Ieh
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Edul Maynees
Logy
Wie Agnatinee
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