Business of Setting Up 1950 Amateur Athletic Structure Begins in S.F.
In San Francisco more than 200 AAU delegates opened a three day session to set up the 1950 amateur athletic structure. They will select a new president to succeed James A. Rhoades, consider banning foreign athletes, name sites for at least two national championships, and approve new rules to align with global developments. Avory Brundage expects Japan in 1952 Helsinki Games and Russia to join the world amateur movement. Copenhagen hosts a spring meeting to discuss limits on entrants and events. Buenos Aires 1951 and Melbourne 1956 plans are outlined with coastwise event staging anticipated.
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Gist Annival
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James A. Rhoades
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Avory Brundage
U.S
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Iin
Helsinki
Tyric Geares
Copenhagen
Brussels
Buenos Aires
Beunlage
Melbourne
Australia
Hayward Team Travels to Play Burlingame
Hayward’s basketball squad, led by Coach Doug Salesky, heads to Peninsula to face Burlingame as they seek a third win of the season. The team, including Jayne and Jerry Linnell, aims to rebound after recent losses, while local notes mention Coy Bark and Don Redewieke among others. The page also reports on minor items including a camera theft incident and pheasants shot in recent hunts.
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Gil Rica
Peninsula
Thalifz
Doug Salesky
al Fore
Jayne Tomeal
Je Inel
Don Redgwicke
Toby Barbosa
Frank
Erry
Jerry Linnel
Lynn Covey
Don
Redewieke
Undefeated Local iHoopsters Travel to Burlingame
The undefeated local Hoops team journeys to Burlingame for a sixth win. Rudy Barinetier leads Heyward with 187 points from five games. Bud Coon Big Jim Gageline Wess Duran and Jim Divita start.
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Burlingame
Ithe Farmers Hoopsters
Rudy Barinetier
Bud Coon
Big Jim‘ Gageline
Wess Duran
Jim Divita
Spartans to Practice On Dec. 19
San Jose Spartans plan practice on December 19 ahead of the California Fresno Bowl date with Texas Tech. Many players are resting during the entering period to build muscle and recover from injuries. Key figures Harvey Russell and Junior Morgan are healing from bruised side and horse injury but expected to be ready for the upcoming game.
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Texas Tech
Sereen
Tayott
Harvey Russell
Golder Raiders
Morgan
Bill Mub
Russell
Tic Hook
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Junior Rose Bowl Clash Outlook in Pasadena
Little Rock and Santa Ana primed for tomorrow's Junior Rose Bowl clash in Pasadena. Arkansas coach Jimmy Karam predicts at least five touchdowns for Little Rock while Santa Ana coach Bill Cook says they are ready. Karam touts a secret defense to counter Santa Ana's high powered offense.
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Little Rock
Santa Ana
Trojan
Jimmy Karam
Arkansas
Bill Cook
Oaks Open 1912 Season in San Francisco Loss at Seals Park
The 1912 Oakland Oaks opened at Seals Park losing to the San Francisco Seals in front of about 15,000. Pitcher Gale Heary led the Seals while Horace Mitze starred as catcher for Ebner and Malarkey pitched for the Oaks. Umpires included Hildebrand and Perrine. notable players included Kid Mohler at second for the Seals and Del and Ivan Howard with the Bears earlier. The piece recalls past Oaks figures, managers, and a 1898 contract sample, with local figures like Mayor Jimmy Rolph and Casey Stengel mentioned in a historical tone.
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Gale Heary
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Ivan Howard
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Harry Wolverton
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Ashland Gridiron Triumph Over Village in Turbulent Clash
Ashland defeated Village school 1 in a rugged football game. Mid second quarter Charlie Grace connected a 12 yard TD pass to Ronny Furtado to put Ashland ahead. A late fourth quarter drive culminated in a score by Mudritt after a key run by Madrid and strong blocking from Mayberry.
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Schoul
Ashland
Charlie Grace
Ronny Furtadd
Aquarler
Ashlanders
Niel Walt Pays
Jackie Mayberry
George Madrid
Mudritt
Jacke Mayberry
Ron Furtado
Mannie Gareia
Charles Grave
Duane Rather
Gilbert Hahn
Fred Meredith
Bob Morens
Stan Shervooi
Pan Madrid
Henry Rodriguez
Nick Wolf
al Nichols
Joe Youn
Our Readers Say Dear Bir Charlie Bray Praise
A reader for Our Readers Say praises Charlie Bray for factual writing on baseball, calling him a rare individual who writes better than many higher paid sports writers. The letter notes deep knowledge of the game and long standing fan appreciation.
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Charlie Bray
Indian Coach Ted Mumby Led San Jose State Wrestling
Ted Mumby, longtime wrestling coach at San Jose State College, served as head coach and Dean of the College of Physical Education at Lucknow Christian College in India for twenty years.
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India
Ted Mumby
San Jose State College
College of Physical Education
Lucknow
Christian College
Brigham Young, Wyoming In Feature Skyline Tourney Semi
Brigham Young and Wyoming reach the Skyline six basketball tourney semi finals. BYU defeated Be ars college 45 3 to 37 while Wyoming edged Calorado A M 19 43. Denver University and Utah University also win to join the semis.
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Cagefest
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Bears College
Caluradse A & M
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Utes
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Sty
Olen Smith
Soule
Glenn’ Diggins
Utah
Cal Cordes
State
Guard Was Fullback Vico Boniscetti Named All-State
Vico Boniscetti, a regular guard and fullback for the San Jose State football squad, earned All-State honors as a fullback in 1943 while playing for Modesto Junior College. His selection reflects his standout performance and prior college contributions.
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San Jose
Modesto Junior College
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