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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1949

Page

5

BYU Hamline Lead Los Angeles Tourney Semifinals

In the Los Angeles Invitational, BYU and Hamline, defending champion, secured semifinal spots. BYU, Skyline Six champions, beat Culver-Stockton 69 to 57 while Hamline crushed Whit Tier 75 to 47. Pepperdine and Gonzaga advanced by edging Santa Barbara and San Jose State.

Los Angeles Brigham Young “University Wid Hamline University of St. Paul Los ‘Angeles BYU Skyline Pepperdine Gonzaga Whittier College Culver-Stockton Santa Barbara San Jose State

Joe Cauthy Eyes Yankees Win and Red Sox Future

A.P. report recounts Joe Cauthy manager remarks on the 1940s era Red Sox toward next season. McCarthy’s outlook and past season outcomes are reviewed with focus on final losses to the Yankees and future trade expectations.

Car Fraley YORK A.P Joe Cauthy Boston Red Sox Yank Fen Boston Sgagon Hig McCarthy Red Sox Yankees Wuld Marse Joe Martsty

High School Basketball Rosters From City League Display

Article parts list players and rosters for multiple high school girls basketball teams, naming students by surname and given names across Red, Yellow, and Green squads. Mentions include Bar ation, Nancy Stewart, Beverly Martin, Elizabeth Halt fark, Alexandria Millie, Poston, Sue Nendresy, Barbara Lustig, Molly, Johnny Tratter, Elaine, Jackie Simon, and team divisions with Omro and Oranges area players.

Hla Mrathh Echool Bar- Ation Nancy Stewart Barb- Beverly Martin Elizabeth Haltfark Igil Alexandria Yn Poston Eae Ik Ues Thella Sue Nendresy BernOkhank Barbara Lustig Honas Tensie Trejo Genev Colascenel Sally Klaresy Arrotl Ave Molly Johnny Tratter Barbara Ig Whaley Aly ‘Elaine Jackie’ Simon Guyre Jonny Foster Yellows Squad Donna Lona Burchett Sylvia Bawn Wild Connie Udge Fowler

Oakland Boxer Morrow Hurt In Ten Round Bout

Toledo report says Leonad Morrow lost consciousness after a knockdown by Archie Koare in the tenth round. Morrow, 23, weighed 175 pounds, with Moore at 178, and doctors feared possible serious injury after multiple blows to the jaw. Moore, who previously knocked out Morrow in the first round, won this bout in a one-sided late sequence and was hospitalized at St. Vincent's after the match.

Toledo Oakland Leonad Morrow Archie Koare Moore Morrow Hag Calvas Delne Merntiger Allen Moore Highter Tey Ure St. Vincent's Hospital Morrows

Table Television Debate Drags Through PCC Meeting

Carmel California report says Pacific Coast Conference directors will table the television issue until after the NCAA convention in New York. Coaches favor limited TV use only when stadiums are sold out as surveys blame TV for football attendance declines at USC and UCLA.

USF Scoring Sets School Record in Big Win

In San Francisco, the University of San Francisco defeated Olympic Club 42-24 as USF set a school scoring record. Don Lofgran led USF with 17 points while teammates contributed to the win in a dominant performance. In Berkeley, California beat the College of Pacific 68-49 with Bob Walker scoring 21 for the Bears and Bill Hagler adding 18 as COP trailed most of the game.

Ban Francisco University of San Francisco San Francisco Olympic Club Dons USF Don Lofgran Berkeley University of California Bob Walker College of Pacific Cop

Rotary Club Plans On Ta Keno Trip In January

Pei Davie serves as chairman of the "On Ta Keno!" voyage organized by Rotary club members for January. The trip aims to promote fellowship and community service through a scheduled outing.

Pei? Davie Rotary Club

Martin Touch Ball Teem to Get Block M at Award Assembly

Martin Touch football players from the David E. Martin school will receive block M awards at an upcoming awards ceremony. Recipients include Matthew Slayko Lawrence Berry Mike Cline Alan Belt Ed Volpe Marvin Barnes Larry Owen Leslie Clausen Ted Hooper King Wright Terry Gleason Curtis Close Tom Lowden Jerry McMillan Robert Nuss Eugene Coane Kenneth McWilliams Bob Brown and Jerome Ferrault.

David E. Martin

David E. Martin Playground Opens During Vacation

The David E. Martin Playground will open for San Lorenzo area children during Christmas vacation under the Hayward Aver Recreation district. Directed by Mrs Sue Stoner and Coach John Costas, the program offers crafts, plaster figure making with Joy, folk dancing at 3 15 pm Thursdays, and daily games from checkers to ping pong for children from kindergarten through grade school.

Dayle J. Martin San Lerengo Sue Stoner John Costas Hayward Aver Stonef San Lorenzo

Tumbling Show At Martin School Tonight

A tumbling exhibition will feature students from the Martin School coached by John Costas. Performers include Ernie Wright Paul Rees Jeri McWilliams Jack Gautreaux Martin Gamble Marvin Barnes Lawrence Airo Jack Geary Pat Gilmore and Mike Clune. The event begins at 8 pm at the Martin School at the foot of Pasgo Grande.

Will Fetrer Martin Dad's Club Martin School Pasgo Grande John Costas Ernie Wright Paul Rees Jeri McWilliams Jack Gautreaux Martin Gamble Marvin Barnes Lawrence Airo Jack Geary Pat Gilmore Mike Clune

Elementary and older youth sports programs announced

The elementary grades are welcome to participate while active sports programs will be under way for older groups. Supervision by the directors will run December 19 through December 31 inclusive. The playground will be open 10 am until 5 pm every day except Sunday.

FFA Block to Be Awarded Freshman Project

The Future Farmers of America plan a freshmen project tour on January 5 to judge the best project. Don Meston and Watter Lund lead the tour and the chapter photographer will take pictures. Al Brodick, commander of Post 71, Regula Veterans, has missed 12 days of work due to an ear infection and expects rapid improvement after a doctor visit.

al Brodick Regula Veterans Association

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