49 Teams Sign Up In East Bay Basketball Leagues
Asign up of 49 teams across five divisions will launch the largest basketball program in East Bay history. The Hayswain Area Recreation District sets games in Bret Harte and Hayward gyms starting in January, with A B Church and Fraternal and 17 and under and 15 and under divisions. Teams will play six nights weekly, with round robin rounds and playoffs leading to trophies for winners and runners-up. The Daily Review will provide box scores and full coverage.
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Hayswain, Area Recreation District
Eust Bay City
Bret Harte
Hayward High
Bret Harts
Cvompetitort
Pacifier Surplus
Ungstram Food-Bono Mont
Valley Food Center
Suan Leandra Presbyterigin
Jones Bleeiig
DeMolay
Ihale Hardware
Jone’s Electric
Eden Cardinals
Been Cardinals Athletic Club
Bigus & Aga
Hayward Athletic Club
Oakland Hornets
Zibel's Food Center
National Guard
the Church
Hayward Ymi
Hayward High Alumni Artietic Club
Hayward First Baptist Church
Native Sons
Knights of Columbus
Laymen’s League of the First Christian Church
Castro Valley Ymi
National Guard 49Ers
Hayward High Chapter
Future Farmers of America
the Saints
al Mrteo
Americcan Veterans
Hayward High Reserves
Valencia Cafeward Rotary
Wayward
Optim
Castro Valley ‘Lions
Ser- Anis
Castro Valley Indians
Hayward Civic Be Social Club
San Lorenzo Athletic Club
The
Saints
Hayward High 8
Native Sand Boars
All-Saints School
Native Sons Bruins
Daily Review
Spice
Letter From Dad Highlights Hayward Wrestler Duo
A letter sent to Bean Detton, a Hayward high school athlete, from his father Dean Dullon Sr known as Hayward's “Dean of Wrestling,” mentions a forthcoming Australian style tag team event next Friday night at the Oakland Auditorium featuring Detton and Billy Tango against Ray Reker and Hard oil ld Tragegerly. The elder Detton’s notes touch on education, painting, and preparation, with personal comments about training and a light glimpse of family life.
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Bean Detton
Ulygware
Dean Dullon
Hayward
Elu
Weel Fron
Detton
Billy Tango
Oakland Auditorium
Ray Reker
Hard
Fetter
Salazar to Face Fleck in Vallejo Amateur Bout
Salazar faces Fleck in Vallejo in a four round amateur match promoted by Al McDaniels. The bout aims to settle a prior Golden Gloves decision with Salazar seeking revenge. If the decision is disputed the fighters may move to spiritweight with Fleck’s manager confirming the San Francisco ties.
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Silaaar
Mvan
Jimmy Meek
Valle- Augustine
Spiritweighla
Dielk H
Alsce Ofates
Fleck
Fox AC Cota
San Fr Cise
Stanford Opens 50 Season Against San Jose State
Stanford University announces its 1950 football schedule with Army as the closing game. The lineup includes San José State at Stanford on September 28, Harvard at Cambridge on September 30, Oregon State at Corvallis on October 7, Santa Clara at Stanford on October 14, UCLA at Los Angeles on October 21, Washington at Stanford on October 28, USC at Stanford on November 4, Washington State at Stanford on November 11, Army at Stanford on November 18, and California at Berkeley on November 25.
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Stanford
Stanford University
San Jose
Army
California
Berkeley
Cravath Secures Raise and New USC Coaching Pact
Jeff Cravath, dean of PCC Football Coaches, signs a three year contract to stay at the University of Southern California through August 31, 1953. The agreement was finalized at the president's home, where Cravath's previous contract was ceremonially torn up. salary terms were not disclosed, but a pay boost was expected.
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Los Angeles
Jeff Cravath
University of Southern California
Fred D. Fagg, Jr
Cravath
Return to Grange Bowl Faceoff with Kentucky Postseason clash
Santa Clarans prepare for a new experience as they meet Kentucky in a major bowl game. Bronco figures Len Casanaya and Henry Schmidt bring Sugar Bowl pedigree, having traveled there twice to win.
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Santa
Big Train wins 1 to 0 in pitchers battle
In a 1917 era by wall season game Johnson and Claude Williams pitched, the Big Train won 1 0 on Bert Shotton score. Williams allowed seven hits, four strikeouts, five walks. Johnson doubled on first ball, Williams keeper and Ainsworth caught. The lone run came when Armsworth scored after Williams wild throw on first pitch. The piece blends anecdotal lore about Walter Johnson and contemporaries with unrelated notes on players and local business.
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Waller
Bit Johnson
Claude Williams
Williams
Johnson
Ainsworth Aid
Ray Schalle
Foster
Leffielder
Sop Leibolt
Aimsworth
Bert Shotton
Ley
Armsworth
Walter Johnson
Speer
Pacific Coast
Josue
Bolton
Bij Vata
Walter
Aid
Badie
Ping
Seals
Eadie
Blues
Uodie
Ainsworth
Bodig Lnter
Howes
Potomine
Tampa
Florida
Washington
Jim Bottembly
St. Louis
Tim
Local Cagers Meet Gael Frosh Tonight
Farmer hoopsters travel to Moraya to face St. Marys College Freshman quintet and chase a ninth straight win. Ogelvic leads scorers with 75 points in eight games but toe injury may limit play while Rudy Barmetiler remains in top form to pace the team tonight. Bud Coon Don Chambers Jess Duran and Jim Divila highlighted by Buck Shaw’s 17 net 1st season assistants.
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Big Din Opelvia
Jorney
Moraya
St. Mary's College
Ogelvic
Rudy Barmetiler
Eve
Jis Likly
Banneliler
Bud Coon
Jess Duran
Don Chambers
Jim Divila
Oxelvie
Jim "Taylor
Joe Louis Knocks Out Hoosman in Fifth Round Exhibition Glow
In Oakland Joe Louis stopped Al Hoosman in the fifth round of a billed ten round exhibition, with the California commission questioning the fight’s status. The Brown Bomber dominated early and finished with a decisive right that floored Hoosman as about 6,000 fans watched, taking in $10,065.40 at the door.
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Oakland
Joe Louis
Young al Hengimin
San Francisc Io
Brown Bomber
Louis
California State Athletic Commissions
Chamilion
Housmion
Housman
San Francisco
Hoosman
Toosman
Oakland Auditorium
Ue Dao
City
Silvestri Still Leads Ice Scorers
United Press reports no change in Pacific Coast hockey scoring leaders. In the Southern division Silvestri of Hayward tops with 44 points from 25 goals and 6 assists, leading Kunis of Vancouver Canucks who has 55 points. San Francisco’s Silvestri also tops assists, while Von Crowdis of San Francisco leads goaltenders with a 2.93 goals against average. Northern division leaders include Kunis and Doug Adams of Tacoma.
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United Press
Lemlers
Lenwelle
Alan Kunis
Divisi
Silvestri
Hayward
Kunis
Vancouver Canjocks
Ing
San Princisco
Marvin Owen Signs For Fourth Year As S J Manager
Marvin Owen signs for a fourth year as San Jose manager, becoming the league's oldest active manager. The deal was announced yesterday along with other roster notes including John McCraw and Borodeane from Wash high school.
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Marvin Owen
S.J
SAN Joseul Rh
Dellman. Sox
California
Devon
Hus
Shar
Sox
John McCraw
Teal Borodeane
Wash
Pilcher
Toa
Rome
Valley Rod and Gun Club Sponsors Radio for Warder
Valley Rod and Gun Club becomes the first sport group to sponsor a radio for Warder Valley Warder, in partnership with Sheriff Cleason. Dick Condenta is named to lead the initiative as plans for installation of the two way radio in a patrol car move forward. Mayor Arthur Phillips supports the project as a boost to wildlife conservation and farm hunter cooperation.
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Valley Rod and Gun Club
First Sport Group
Warder
Moing
Ure
Pacific Senato
Castro Valley
Roland Gun Club
Phil Sibe
Dick Condenta
Sen T
Jack Cleason
Baghdad
Abodun
Bunbury
Ark
Lou Lowstoni
Keith
Air Force
Lech
Gar
Arthur Phillips
Hayward
Tyere
Anid
Pheeli
Faemecs
Fish and Jgime Commission
100 Mile Race of Fair Goes Annual at State Grounds
Sacramento AP reports the California State Fair Board of Directors quashes a bid to make the 100 mile big event at the fairgrounds an annual affair Promoter J C Apalahian of Los Angeles proposed the plan After the 1982–era first big event yielded a profit of 1800 the board affirmed a yearly race schedule to run in late September or early October Ned Green secretary treasurer noted the decision confirms the race will continue annually at the fairgrounds.
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Sacramento
State Fair Grounds
State Fair Board of Directors
J.C. Apalahian
Los Angeles
Fair Grounds
Ned Green
Inaniger
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