Young Sportsmen Lead A League Play In Tight Scores
The Young Sportsmen moved to the lead of the A league with a strong win. Le and Ornellas starred for the Sportsmen as Lelia scored 26 and Ornellas 24 to fuel the victory. In the V and C Sports Shop game, Skip Ornellas and Lee Hollands led a 54-45 win over the San Leandro Presbyterial. Jayne scored 15 for the Presbyterians with Hollands adding 12.
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Vopplig
Hayward Waren Recreation
V & C Sport Shop
Ornellas
Wedgewond Stove
Lelia
Keller
Varbas
Aim
V and C Sports Shop
Jay
Orne
Lee Hollands
San Leandro
Blue and Gold Avenges Loss at Kexar Stadium
The Oakland Blue and Gold defeated Stewart Chevrolet 68 to 51 in San Francisco. Oakland dominated with a 42 to 20 halftime edge and never trailed by more than eight. Don Barksdale led scoring with 20 points while Stewart’s Chitt Crandall had 19. Stewart Chevrolet had previously defeated Oakland 60 to 59 last month.
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San Francisco
Oakland Blue
Stewart Chevrolet
Kexar Stadium
Blue and Golds
Wight
Don Barksdale
Oakland
Chitt Crandall
Swith
Oaklanders
Hogan Returns to Tee Off at Pebble Beach Club
Ben Hogan tees off at Pebble Beach in the $10,000 Bing Crosby no-amateur golf tournament. The comeback story centers on Hogan following a severe highway accident last winter, with Sam Snead also in the field as part of a renewed Hogan Snead rivalry.
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Ben Hogan
Pebble Beach Club
Pebble Brach
U.R
Ben Japan
Bing Crosby
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Witte Benny
Pope
Hogan
Reservists Hold Second Drill On Transportation Topics
Reservists at the Galland Army base will gather for a second New Year drill. An address on Pecoral and State Regulating Agencies in relation to military transportation will be given by Lt Col John M hie and Capt Fisher. Attendees include unassigned officers and enlisted reservists from the unit's training division.
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Crvists
Oalland Army Base
John M.' Hie
C. Fisher
Elemnent
Lir Willin 'T. Ortman
Hayward Bowlers Hold Lead. Mixed Results Shuffle Standings
Hayward Bowl is pushed into second as Castro Valley Lions win two. Aletta Winery quintet and Te Avais Ray King paced scoring, with Whetstone’s seven straight strikes highlighting the night. San Leandro Women’s league sees Cecelia Gondy top with a 193 game and 483 series as Fabric Lane and Pickell Painter teams contest top spots.
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Hayward
Wis
Ricards
Food Mart Keglegs
Aletta Winery
Talerry
Deonardi Bears
Jend
Lions
Don Sinclair
Frankie Maurs
Whelstone
Jerry DeMerse
Dow
Tarr Previsas
Bill Candy
Cello Thyvellers
Jereur
Marek Tig
Bill Condy
Raw Pravbas
Ray Przvbos
Revd Preeton
Tow Horses
Richards
Fael Mivt Nou
San Leandro
Cecelia Gondy
Iho Nelson
Ruas
Fabric Liang
Iwene Walker
Clay Cobb
Pickell Painters
Hayward Matmen Roll To Second Victory On Home Mat
Hayward wrestlers won their second straight home victory by downing San Jose grapplers. Leo Marcling and Dew Opliner posted decisions while Oxer Heim pinned Gasper Lupe. Palmer freshman Kenjo pinned Millredos in 14 seconds as the team built a solid win column.
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San Jose
Dhe
Beans
Jonus
Tal
Sonra
Wayne Loucks
Faviner
Pounder
Bol Drokw
Tance
Ward
Oxer Heim
Ar Panlade
Gasper Lupe
Don Beremeygired
Rhuid Rivera
Ferdlay
Paniyel
Qanelyy Mises
Han Te Ashe
Bill Handen
Mel Rush
Palmer
Kengo
Mill Iredos
Oakland
Fox Outwitted by St Bernards at Zoo Relay
The zoo reports a fox outwitted by two St Bernards during pen relays. The big dogs circled and exhausted the fox before a final attack from the opposite quarter.
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Sly Fox
Dotitan
Ali
CUPI
Zoo Department
Sly Old
Reyne
Trethec
Remember When Nhe St Marys Football Triumph
An OCR fragment recalls St Marys defeating St Ignatius 36 to 0 on a 1926 autumn day at the Old B Pile field near Oakland autos district. Players like Slip Madigan and Jimmy Needles coach and direct, with Cowboy Smith sidelined by injury. The story lists other players and local era venues, plus a note about a forthcoming Remember When pane featuring old football memories and figures from the Hayward area.
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St. Mary's
St. Ignatius
Slip
Mic “Cowboy
Loy Betlenemius
Gig” Rooney
The
Frankian
Mel Casper
Tomy Tricks
Ped Collins
Fred Borchers
Tlooney
Merrick
Casper
Gasper
Watson
Tateels
Ial
Stanen Fount
Convient
Teavings
Cowboy
Metrriels
Gaels
Branlemeyer
Maled
Gai
Hayward
Thuredan
Pronk Salwers
Melle Palasehi
Toe Tinelett
Milnes Stanannyich
Trae
Anes Wyse
Manes
Alin Wal
Naltand Tribune
Will Mreahabby
Ehaay
Panthers
Jon
Aetna Mornay Nak
Foam
Chievso Cardinals
Mibwankoo
Neal Beers
Weet Toon
Lip
Maw
York Cinets
Ceoten Allder
Tole
Louise Ville
Deuth
Cheanhan
Tad UN
Thamand
Tiele
Weir
Akron
Cnet
Tenanerie Bynoklen
Witkan Willcats
Besore
Cleveland Panthers
Raston ‘Terriers
Moyarle
Mew Vale
Remnmrer Wien
Santa Ma Avenné
Hin Vallew
Indeina
Dravelon
Paris
Miraway
el Ranchery
Castro Valley
Bouevar
Farmers Seek To Protect Their Record On Local Hardwood
Farmers meet San Francisco’s Poly Tech this afternoon on the local hardwood aiming for their thirteenth win of the season and eighteenth overall. Starting five includes Rudy Barmettler Ted Coon Jess Duran and Ben Chambers as Opelgie leads the offense for Opelvie era.
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Poly Tech
San Francisco
ACAL
Dim Opelgie
Engern
Fraps
The
Parrots
Ogelvie
Rudy Barmettler
Ted Coon
Jess Duran
Ben Chambers
Varsity
Bret Harte Beats Deets in Thalis Gym Double Victory
Bret Harte’s heavyweights and lightweights claimed second wins of the season at Thalis Gym. The heavyweights cruised 48 15 over Deets, while the lightweights posted a 10 0 win. Ortiz led with seven points for the winners as Pashonn and Rushing added four each.
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Desoto
Bret Marte
Pashonn
Rushing
Marcelong
Albiar
Lai
Ornyig
Decote
Wimer
Hawksley Paces Team To Volleyball Win
Hawksley leads Hi-Tippers to a 41 23 victory over Panda's in high school gym as Jim Ellis eight tops the list beyond, placing Jin Ellis volley balers atop the Hay avant Area Repression district women’s league. Panda’s second place, followed by Country Chicks in standings.
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Menor Hawksley
Panda's
Jim Ellis
Jin Ellis
Hayavant
Plenty of Snow and Skiing Expected Across Regions
California forecasts heavy snow and excellent conditions for skiing with travelers urged to carry chains. Major mountain routes report substantial snow depths at Emigrant Gap Soda Springs and Donner ski ranch among others while the Sugar Bowl hosts the Switzerland downhill and slalom races this weekend attracting skiers and enthusiasts.
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San Francisco
California State Chamber of
Ineree
Nhe Chamber
Cins
Switzerland
Sugar Bowl
D. H. C. Club
Wengen
Elearoas
Shagta
ra-Yuba Pass
Dorsey Meadow
Emigrant Gap
Auburn
Soda Springs
Sowcer
Narcden
Dunner Ski Ranch
Truckee
Nevada
ML Rose Bowl
Kyburz
Hiea Ski Ranch
Paw Flery
Amador County
Tuolumne
Lang Barn
Coll Springs
Crest
Mayward Review highlights local basketball week
The Readers Say column praises Hayward Aces coverage of recent league games. Mentions George II Vestar, Tayward Avenue Recreation District, and players like Patton, Narvier, Pickell, and Davis Tenner Leaps. Notes teams such as Lautque's Upholstery quintet and Nelson & Rugg as part of the district standings with scores and series counts amid a noisy, nostalgic recap.
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Cratlomens
Hayward Aces
Hayward Belew
Anes Phiyed
Aincernhy
George II
Vestar
Tayward Avew
Rifle Team To Shoot For Trophy at Los Angeles Range
Hayward high rifle squad competes against Santa Cruz Napa and Martine to claim the Lieutenant Clausen Trophy at a Los Angeles range. The winner earns a Sacramento finals berth over three days, with captain Emmett Dunksin and a listed lineup aiming to overcome last year’s one point loss to Navy.
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Dean Detion JR
Hayward High
Santa Crus
Napa
Llasyssairg
Latti
Sacramento
Torst
California
Emmett Dunksin
Uaving
Navy
Unywird
Emraett Dunedn
Joe Lapiz
Viggo Lorensin
Kenneth Storm
Gene Blackwood
Jerold Hunt
Alvin Lees
Bob Broskin
Bob Mont
Tionald Finley
Minor League Votes To Retain Bonus Rule
In Columbus Ohio the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced that 24 of 69 minor leagues voted to keep the bonus rule, rejecting a move to drop it. Major League clubs had proposed repeal, but the rule remains in effect as the minors did not reach the necessary alignment with the majors.
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Columbus
O. UK
Aoaneath
Onus Vate
National Associationn
Gooring Treutman
AL Cheinnati
Baseball Commissione A. B. Blandler
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San Leandro Pressby
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Piexshaove
Fridas
Garcia
Torries
Yount Epprismanl
Ornalire
Alvers
Blue ‘N Gold
Avalues
Plymouth
Nash
Hi “Bey
la Salle
Buick
Ford
Jack Holland. Inc
Dodge - Plymouth
Castro St. Hayward
Ae Ling
Matmen
Rhona
Cer
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Ata
Dussert
SAN Martin Vineyards
San Martin, California
Ed Mary
Binney
Automobile Law
Larry Rodenccourt
St. Louis
Bret Harte
Hawksley
Tivadley
Manhattan
Thory. Cross
St. Lows
South
North Carolina State
Wale Tiany
Minty
Movida
Stetson
Rice
Ting
Carson
LFE
Liformsy
Calaveras County
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Yoxita Valley
Suquoin
Gore
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Mt. Pinos
Cerro Naveste
Mayward Review
Bob Sweikert
St. LU
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Wham ”. Clarke
Chrysler
Castro
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