Blonde Bomber Swaner May End Rose Bowl Hero in 1950 Tilt
Cal star Jack Swaner, a 1949 All-Conference back, is praised as a versatile threat who could become a Rose Bowl hero in the 1950 tilt against Ohio State. The piece notes his knee injury in 1949, his speed and power, and speculation on his role whether at fullback or a blocking duty, as coach Waldorf weighs assignments.
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Jack Swaner
Wigan
Jensen
Stortford
Ale Joel
Seer
Husky
Coalinga
Cal
Sys
Addo
Waldorf
Straner
Jack
Waybo
Heru
Coast Cage Tours Lay Shattered in Madison Square Garden
Coast-to-Coast college basketball saw Pacific Coast teams suffer four losses in as many games at Madison Square Garden. Saint Johns crushed San Francisco 60 44 while San Francisco, led by Dont Lofgren, defeated a weakened California team 76 46. City College of New York toppled UC 76 46 as the Dons rebounded to win their 10th straight.
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New York
Pacific
East
Madison Square Garden
St. John's
Redmen
University of San Francisco
City College of New York
University of California
San Francisco
Dont Lofgren
Johnt
Dons Cowell
Pate Newell
Dons
Jinge
West
Fay Wi
Lafgran
Winr
Yi Nowell
Geo Mat Wa
Salon li
John’s
Jerry Calabrdse
Mund
Ona
Madison Square Garedon
Coast Oams
San Meancisco
United Press
College of New York
California
Souutti
Miami
Ita
Mississippi
Missouri
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma A & Mobh
Arkansas Midwist
Louisville
Louisiana
State OF Kansas State
Washington State
Rice
Tech
Milian State
Georgia
Michigan
St. Go Witness
Lois
Louis Tour Sets Exhibition Route Over Comeback Doubts
Semi retired heavyweight Louis, from Salt Lake City for the holidays, states he will not seek the title again and plans an exhibition tour of South America. Manager Marshall Miles mentions a charity bout next month, likely versus Albert Thompson, with business talks about a possible September scrap in San Francisco or Web 22, offering Louis about ten thousand dollars plus 40 percent of the proceeds. The opponent and exact date are to be decided in the coming days.
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Los Angeles
South America
Brown Bomber
Saltlake City
Halidays
Exai Charles
Louis
Marshall Miles
Albert
Turkey
Thompson
San Fenneiseo
William
Kyne
Web
He South
Ameérié
Lour
Tennyson Playground Improvements Announced at Local School
Clarence Satdle, superintendent and principal at Tennygon School, outlined improvements to Tennyson Elementary playground including a backstop, bleachers, and new equipment installed by area recreation. He noted growth with new homes and aims to make the district a leading recreation center in South Hayward.
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Tennyson
Wic Heyward Area Recreation
Mie
Clarence Satdle
Tennygon Schol
South
Hayward
Hayward B basketballers eye rest before Campbell test
Hayward High B team, after four wins and three losses this season, enjoy a week off before facing Campbell B. Led by Tony Barbosa with 5a points in seven games and Frank Faentey with high fouls, the squad beat Soy luvan 27-23 and lost 26-19 to Lowell B. They then defeated St Joseph B 8-37 and Concordia B 34-13, then fell to Burlingame 20-17 as Castlemont JVs beat locals 31-26.
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Doug Sate
Soy Luvan
Dro
Lowell Bs
Sun
Francisco
St Joseph Bs
Alameda
Concordia
Burlingame
Castlemont
Jvs
Tony Barbosa
Barbosa
Frank Faentey Hs
Hayward
Sithely
Barbosa Fuentes
Carminall Redwwieke
Annuals of C Dinner Tickets Mailed to Members
Tickets for the Annuals of C dinner have been mailed. The event, held at Haywu high school cafeteria, will feature chamber officers including Guy Warren as president and Milt Dohner as first vice president. Other officers listed are Dengilhs Ryder, Noirs Lelsom, Joseph Sulley as vice presidents, Ve A. Wile as secretary, and Ernast Pimentel as treasurer.
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Tahuneren
Farinn
Haywu High
Guy Warren
Jas
Milt Dohner
Dengilhs Ryder
Noirs Lelsom
Joseph Sulley
Ve A. Wile
Ernast Pimentel
Remember When Boxing Night Recap From 1925 Notes
A sprawling recap highlights Oct 9 10 1925 boxing results across cities. Dilly Alger beat Jack Silver in a ten round decision while others like Bobby Bridges Mike O Leary and Wreddie Hoppe earned decisions. The piece lists numerous bouts through San Francisco San Rafael Oakland and Portland with many KO TKO and draw outcomes and local figures.
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Dilly Alger
Dack Silver
Silver
Talen
Toby Irwin
Irwin
Ae Campbell-Baer
San Francisco
Bobby Bridges
Mike O'Leary
Mike
Wreddie Hoppe
Billy Adams
Kirk
Dave Slavin
Sacramento
San Rafael
George Durach
Dane
Johnnie Russell
Harry Sao
Smith
Willie Robinson
Jack Murry
Mickey White
Benny Slanley
Fred Fulton
Oato Weld
Bellville
Jack Adams
Fred
San Diego
Charlie Ferner
New Orleans
Eddie Diggins
Dave Shade
Ftehtings
Dave
Dows
Dave King
Soma Mendy
Big Shade
San
Innit
Georges
Duver
Arenes
Frank Tabor
Jberg
Dimmy Murray
Fighth
England
Hank’ Roberts
Young Carmen
San Jose
Lea
Angeles
Yount
Stribling
Eddie Huffman
War
Jack Cinwlly
Joe Bondy Wis
Gowns
Ray Newnan
Ite
Hollywood
Peta Sarmierte
Patsy Flanigan
Leo O'Shea
Patsy
Sierammento
Frankie Denny
Jimmy Carey
Portland
Oakland
Battling Monroe
Brownin Prontar
Tiny Hernan
Ble Bih
Little Danny Edwards
Danny Martin
Tacoma
Danny
Athens
Moore
Cal Thermian
Sith Lake
Frankie Lewis
Salen
Ore
Satem
Pat Bilvestri
Frenkie Bray
Mika Siegal
Bobby Burns
Young Franklin
Cap Nelson
Frankie Fuller
Tiger
Tyrante Cline
Harry Scott
Wogtsh Hep
Snow Febrile Ski Areas See Varying Inches Of Powder
Ski areas in California reported snowfall varying from 14 to 50 inches at several resorts and high passes, with chains required for entering snow zones. Several venues listed inches of new snow and operating lifts, while some spots showed clear conditions and active tows. Local basketball results from the East and Southwest sections are included with college scores and a note on a recovery from surgery for Pat Curtis.
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Ban Francisco
California
Ciy
State Chamber of Commerce
Shasta
Redding
Eskimo HI
Sierra-Huba Pass
Dorsey Meadow
Donner Summit
Soda Springs
Truckee
Hilltop
Tahoe
Olympic Hill
Echo Suimil
Nebelhoen
Beho Lake
Evhg Chalet
Meyers
Lijou-Park Ski
Spoon Summit
Annedor
Pinkilee TN
Taverns
Yosemite
Willey
National Park
15 and Under Basketball League Title Contenders Named
Nine teams compete in the nine team 15 and under league sponsored by Hayward Utes Recreation District. Hayward Civic and Social Club led by coach Skippy Auggust features Jom Byers Bret Harte quarterback and a strong roster including Jim Sanders Denis Jherry Traticalli Richard Thage Sam Martin Jay Turner Joe Costa Don Siegel and Don Soares. The schedule notes a first round finish with Leary meeting Tives Monelay and highlights leaders Tony Joseph Lowenmorthy Jon Aletto and Jerry DeMaorse. Other teams include Richard's Food Mart Hayward Bowl Hayward Floral Aletta Winery Castro Valley Lin ball Coady Post Millard Burr and more with standings tight in the three-way chase for second place.
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Alderney
Hayward Utes Recreation District
Bray
Jom Byers
Bret Harte
Civic and Social
Byers
Jim Sanders
Denis
Jherry Traticalli
Richard ,Thage
Sam, Martin
Jay Turner
Joe Costa
Don Siegel
Don Soares
Jor Siantos
Hayward High 1
Hanningen
Hayward
Richard's Food Mart
Alefta Winery
Tse
Leary
Tives Monelayraight
Tony Joseph Ied
Theary Sar
Lowenmworthy
Winery
Seoriig
Jon Aletto
Jerry DeMaorse
Hayward Hotary
der Bernini Bears
Frank Moen
Howlers
Jaci Pennycott
Secand
Mas Warely
Woahys
Hand
Legionnaire
Ray Preybos
Fie
DeBernard Bears
Crstra Valley Lions
Ed Tata
Ray King
Bvas
Lions
Don Sinclair
Charley Mellerle
Ipagus
Alelta, Winery
Castro Valley
Lin Ball
Coady Post
San Lorenso Athletic Club Quintek
Harold Clausen
Buddy Allerton
Chuck Kenton
Jimn Wright
Claude Pilcu
Laney Replogle
Kenny Musvo
Mike Chiawan
Mike Coffee
Leslie Clausen
Bruce Thonidsson
Jack Noonan
Noonen
Takeo Kato
Gene Tamura
John Mayitomo
Paul Chimonte
Bob Peterson
Masao Matsumoto
Dean Sherwood
Wayne Poiton
Don Raffanti
Native Sons Bruins
Stan Francis
Francis
Darrell Clement
Nan Rydman
Richard Joseph
Buzzy Bowers
Jerry Webber
Don Fettison
Dick Cox
Jon Ventura
John Catagross
Hever
Ken Kady
Diana Tormahlen
Don Stattengren
Mile Davis
David Sin~rism
Ted Traves
Arkansas End Coach Goes to UCLA in '50
UCLA announces William FP Barnes will replace Mike Balitsavis as coach effective Dec 31. Balitsavis resigns to take a job in the South. Barnes, a former Arkansas end, was described as a coach and scout with ties to the Tennessee Rose Bowl squad and had been pursued by Red Sanders at Vanderbilt.
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LOS Angeules
Arkansas
Jedd
William FP. Barnes
Mike Balitsavis
UCLA
Balitsavis
South
Wilbur Johns
Barnes
Botterd
Henry
Red) Sanders
Bel Barnes
Vanderbilt
Sanders
Southern
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James C. Prowse Tan
AL Fischer
Hayveard
2 Troopsters
Campbell Bs
Acal Hepp
Jack Dempsey
Joe
Charlie Beekey
Hayward Moorich
Toy
Weninky
Ronnie
Cas
Villey
Joy
Jinady
Mills
Castro Vale
Sous
Dlula
Fimmy
Gordon Duffy
Moose Club
Christmay
Matt Jhymes
Maynard Fire Department
Fl Rancho
Central
Jeason
al Millman
Nana Valley
Cribori Serataga
L.D
Kleer Drug Store
Hayward Strip
Lat Street
Pat Curtis
Dauhinr
Halen Curtiss
Tyee Street
Millard Burr
Paul Ererg
Clit Hoane
Jay, Linnell
Rul Massie
Ron Oliphant
Gerald Sandar
Bob ‘Taylor
Jery Webber
All Saints School
Carl Hammerich
David James
Norman Schist
Fzzi
Rudy Grtarsechi
Harry Schrader
Gary Melrose
Dennis Ryken
Allen Graham
Bob Machado
Bob Hormel
Tod Mentor
Christian Church
Fred Dohman
Jim Elsberry
Jerry Flidd
Ollie Oliver
Clyde Wells
Walter Muulze
James Ramsey
Bolatin
Dan Siegel
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