1949 American League season set several records
The 1949 AL season saw record breaking marks across batting and fielding led by Williams and Stephens in RBI while the Athletics and Red Sox posted team records for double plays and home games won. Cleveland led in fielding, and the Yankees dominated road games as Boston posted strong home performance. Williams drew 162 walks and Kokos led in runs.
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Williams
Vern Stephens
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Ellings
Boston Hed Sox
Farmer
San Francisco Seal
Ferris Fain
Athletics
Ted Walliams
Cleveland Inds
New York Yant ‘Ees
Casey Stengel
Tals
Baled Beatai
Davey Ingals
Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Joop
Gemee
Wiliams
Stephens
RBI
Kokos
Bobby Doer Tize
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Bob Kennedy
Lou Boudgeau
Cleveland Indians
Sulko Staree
Xavier Wins in Salad Bowl 33-21
Xavier Musketeers totaled a convincing 33 to 21 victory over Arizona State before a near ten thousand crowd in Phoenix. Led by Cliff Wilke and Bob Finsnell, Xavier pounded the Sun Devils with a rapid second period burst and added two more touchdowns after ASU tied early in the third. Cecil Coleman threw a scoring pass and Xavier’s ground game surged to seal the win.
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Phoenix
Aziz
Xavier Musketeers
Aviwong State College
Arizona
Arizona State
Wilford Whitcord White
Allacl
Cecil Coleman
Sundevil
Cliff Wilke
Bob Fins Nell
Xavier
Uherscare
Elineh
Wilke
Musketeer
Bob McQuade
Frere
Hayward Bowlers Lead As League Sees Shifts In Standings
Hayward Men’s Handicap Bowling League enters round two with Hayward Bowlers at the top after beating Bill Coady Post 630 by 2 1. The Legionnaires surged to challenge, trimming leaders by four pins in last two games. Four Star quintet moved to fifth after a trio of wins over Washington Parlor, while Alvin Joseph Keglers rose to fourth with an upset of Washington 169. Lee Foster anchored Motorists with a 179 game and 473 series. Jack Helland Inc. climbed from cellar with a triple win over Five Aces, as Pauted’s 197 game and 319 series aided a boost in standings.
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Hayward Bowl
Bill Coady
Hayward Men's
Legionnaires
Whittle Tihe
Wits
Tiny Tanisawa
Red Engarage
Tepionnaires
Larry Hepgel
Homer Hewitt
Washington
Four Stari
Washington Parlor
Oilman
Vernon Banta
Ray Bettencourt
Alvin Joseph Keglers
Lee Foster
Motor Anen
Lou Havey
Five Aces
Jack Helland
Waly
Ray Wellock
Hayward Baves
Bill Condy
Alvin Joseph Motogs
Jack Halland
Indians Crack Hawaii 74 20 In Pineapple Bowl Victory
Honolulu UP reports the Indians powered to a 74 20 Pineapple Bowl win over Hawaii. They led 20 0 early, then added six touchdowns in the last period. Bill McColl threw a 60 yard TD pass to Haly Barack as wind aided kickoffs. Stanford gained 80 rushing yards to Hawaii’s 25 and 150 passing yards to Hawaii’s 72.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Taoistas
Indians
Ige
Bill McColl
Haly Barack
Hawaii
McColl
Stanford
Seals plan Hawaii spring training and exhibition series
Seals president Paul J. Fagan announced a training trip to Hawaii for spring 1951 with plans to host a Japanese team for an exhibition set during the period. The San Seals, with VP Charles Graham, aim to strengthen ties and showcase talent in the islands.
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sAn Francisco
Paul J. Fagan
San Seals
Hava
Hawaii
Charles Graham
Seca
Erste Monrday
Babe Ruth Jaye led Yankees to 1982 World Series win over Cubs
A fragmented nostalgia piece recalls Babe Ruth’s era and the Yankees beating the Chicago Cubs four straight in an inferred World Series. It mentions players like Ted, Breitonetsin, Heinie Peits, and joe McGinty with mixed historical references and incomplete anecdotes.
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George Herman
Babe” Ruth Jaye
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Red Sox
Theodore , Breitonetsin
Heinie Peits
Pretsel
Neil
Cleveland
Edger
Hornsby
Chicago
Boston
Harry Steinfeldt
Tinker le Evers
Ban Johnson
Fred W. Thayer
Daily Review
Walter
John Son
Barney
Tron
Joe McGinty
Perford
Buckers
George Soehler
Frank Shellinback
Art Delaney
Howard Craighead
Hob Hasiy Peis Daglia
Relph Stroud
Harry Ablee
Dick’ Heary
Fanning
Spider Baum
Speck
Harkness
Vaan Gregg
Art Klaudweter
Tom Driscoll
Waller
Nagal
Rose Bowl Takes Honors In 1950 Bowl Season
New York telegram reports the Rose Bowl crowned top among post season games with a crowd of 100,963. Ohio State led California 17 14 before Jimmy Hague’s late extra point sealed the tie. Oklahoma routed LSU 35 0 in the Sugar Bowl, Rice defeated North Carolina 27 13 in Dallas, and Kentucky fell to Santa Clara 21 13 in the Orange Bowl. Maryland beat Missouri 20 7 in the Gator Bowl as Rose Bowl attendance set records and fan excitement peaked from start to finish.
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John Griffin
New York
Rose Howl
Pasadéne
Calif
Ohio State
California
Jimmy Hague
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Louisiana State
Dallas
Rice
North Carolina
Miami
Fla
Santa Clara
Kentucky
Jacksonville
Bla
Maryland
Missouri
Californicans
Bob Celeri
Jim Monachino
Celeri
Ohio
Vic Janowles
Fred Morrison
BL Troutwein
Jerry Krall
OSU
Monachina
Mittes
Buckeyes
Bears
State
Hague
Burkeyes
Michigan
Rowe Buci
Burkey
Fleet Leon Heath
Heath
LSU
Tigers
Sooners
Windell Pearson
George Thominy
Darrell Royal
Billy Burkhoiter
Bobby Lantrip
Pasa
Jim (Frogey) Williams
Carolna
Charley Justice
Rizzo
Costa
Johnny Paxco
Hall Ha
Berne Venn
Kenseee Mms
Irail
Vi Parilli
Emery Clark
Vogel
Dackth
Various bowl scores swirl in chaotic Rose Bowl weekend
A jumble of college football bowl results lists numerous games with scores and locations. Ohio State beat California 17 to 14 in the Rose Bowl in Santa Clara, while Kentucky fell to Oklahoma 36 to 0 in the Sugar Bowl. Other bowls include Texas Western over Georgetown 33 to 20 in the Sun Bowl, Rice defeating North Carolina 27 to 13 in the Cotton Bowl, and Maryland edging Missouri 20 to 7 in the Gatoy Bowl among many inconsistent entries.
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Ohio State
California
Santa Clara
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Prairie View
Fisk &Prairie Howl
St. Vincent
Emory & Henry
Stanford
Tlawaji
Univ. of Alaska
Ladd Air “Force Base
Guam
Navy
Clark Air Base
West
San Jose State
Texas ‘Tech
Farmers Pirates Meet Opens Hoops Season In San Leandro
Farmers travel to San Leandro to face the Pirates in league play as both teams begin their seasons undefeated. Doug Sale’s B team also slated to play, with 12 local games opening seven Hayward recreation league divisions tonight.
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Rudy Barmettier
Jim Ogelyle
Hayward
San Leandro
Pirates
Doug Sale
Hayward Area
Jones Elec Fis
Eden Card
Reds
Oakland Hornets
el Rancho AC
Biggs & Hangs
Basketball Tourney Held At Ashland School
During the Christmas votation Don Haffanil playground director at Ashland School organized a basketball tournament. Events included two, three, four and five man team divisions with multiple champions across elementary junior high and high school classes.
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Chelstmas
Don Haffanil
Ashland
Gene Tomura
Vary Fonseca
Rob Cena
Mensnis Talbert
Bob Legge
Lynn Broyles
Don Freitas
Clarence Trochi
YM and Hayward Alumni AC Face Off at Castro Valley Y
Local 8:00 pm match features YM against Hayward Alumni AC while Castro Valley Y hosts MI versus Native Sons and Leymon's League meets Knights of Columbus in a late evening schedule full of regional club action.
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Hayward Alumni AC
Castro Valley Y MI
Native Sons
Leymon's League
Knights of Colum
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Centre Ficut
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the Oaks
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House of Beauty
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