Hayward CYO All Star Game Set For Saturday
The first annual Hayward Area Recreation District CYO baseball All-Star game will be held Saturday at Airport Playfield from 9 am to 2 30 pm Assumption of San Leandro meets a picked all stars team in a seven inning feature contest Holy Rosary of Decoto the sixth grade league champions will face a picked all-star squad from the remaining five teams Lead by Frank Renteria the Rosary lineup includes Bill Avelar Pete Mendoza and Tom Gutling The sixth grade stars feature Stan Rodriguez John Murphy Pat Cerbieres plus several other players An awards ceremony will honor the outstanding coach of the year Al Bucher and ribbons will be given to top hitters
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W Sports Radio Log Entry Day Report
A compact radio log from the W Sports desk highlights a Tuesday broadcast line up including Sacramento and Chan as featured segments with basketball references. The entry notes a day’s program details and station notes for audience guidance.
Leandro Merchants Plan Fourth of July Doubleheader
Leandro Merchants semi pro baseball team looks to improve their 4-3 record in a Fourth of July doubleheader at San Leandro ballpark. The Bay Counties league matchup starts at 1 00 p m with Hatzsell Radio of El Gee! on the card.
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Bilko Drops Below .400 in Weekend Games
In Los Angeles, first baseman Steve Bilko fell from the .400 club after weekend play. Teammate Gens Mauch followed with a .360 batting mark as the Pacific Coast League leaders show Bilko’s run of home runs and RBIs continuing amid a crowded hitting leaderboard.
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Giardello Seeks So Calhoun Bout After KO Victory
New York reports former lightweight contender Joey Giardello weighs in at 139½ pounds and eyes a possible August clash with Rory Calhoun after a first round KO of Tony Saldoni in Philadelphia. Giardello, 25, seeks ranked challengers while managing director Harry Merrison of the International Boxing Club weighs the Calhoun option following Giardello's dominant display before about 800 fans at St Nicholas Arena.
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Top Keglers Roll In SF Tourney
San Francisco bowlers begin a three night city championship event. Teams compete for first prize of 000 and runner up prize of 750 as the top keglers vie for the title and honors in the local tournament.
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Who Wil Seals Use on Mound For Twin Bills
Special to the Review reports Seal Mans Joost contemplates the battered pitching staff as the Seals plan doubleheaders this week against Sacramento and Vancouver. Worsening health leaves Gene Bearden and R. W. Smith hard to place with Joost hoping Ted Rowsfield and Jack Osborn recover. First game slated for 6:3 pm tomorrow evening with Bay area fans traveling by chartered buses. Seals currently in seventh, 13 games behind Seattle, Solons four spots ahead in fourth, 19 1/2 games behind league leader.
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Novia Bel Mar Leads to Tahiti Yacht Race
In the Avorid's fousest from Los Ans Beles harbor to Tahiti, Novia Bel Mar leads the field as J2Ba challenges. The 2,200 mile race features Scripps and Jada skippered by Bill Sturie of San Marino as top contenders with no clear leader yet.
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Reds Romp Seen With Mound Aid
Cincinnati's pitching edge, led by Klippstein's return, powered a 2-1 win over Milwaukee. Gus Bell provided the RBI support with a key single, while Thomsore turned in a standout performance for the Reds as they claim first place showdown.
Detroit Ball Club $4,000,000 Offer For Tigers Reported
The Detroit Times says a record bid exceeding four million dollars for the Detroit Tigers has been offered by a syndicate led by Hollywood producer Bob Goldstein. Movie stars Clark Gable and Raoul Walsh are linked to the group, with Walter Briggs to disclose the names of other bidders this afternoon. Brackets of bids were due by midnight Monday, as other leading contenders include Fred Knorr, Bill Veeck, George By Stor er, and Detroit Lions directors.
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Youngster Bids A' Buck for Bengals
Detroit telegramed report notes a young Tigers fan Bobby Bartolotta of Mooroe Michigan sent a one dollar bill with a note promising to buy the team if needed. The message included hopeful sentiment about the Tigers’ chances and a signed receipt from Bartolotta.
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Seals and Selons Face TV Night Game Order
On O Channel 13 San Francisco cameras broadcast the first of four night games this week. The Sacramento Selons compete against the Use Seals tonight at an hour unspecified.
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Seeded Players Dominate Openings in National Junior Tennis
Seeded players overpowered foes in the opening rounds of the ninth national junior hard court championships. Notable results include top seed in boys division defeating Barry Bekm of Pacific Grove 6 0 6 1 and Joe Cowley of Glen Lake City Littah downing Pete Edwards Mountain View 6 3.
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How They Stand in National League Listings
A fragmented recap shows NL standings with teams such as Los Angeles and Philadelphia, detailing yesterday results including Yankees and Dodgers interactions. The text lists multiple city matchups and mentions specific players and records amid scattered scores and scheduling notes.
Swaps Faces Light Foes at Hollywood Handicap
Swaps, holder of three world records and dominant on the West Coast, is sent to Hollywood Park for the $100,000 American Handicap. A field of about 12 horses is expected to include Rex Isleworth and Mister Gus among others. Swaps carries 130 pounds and aims to extend his Class form in the mile and an eighth test.
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Race Periled In New York Hambletonian Clash
Unclear fragmentary report from New York discusses a troubled race era. The piece mentions attendance, losses, and rising admissions but lacks coherent details or definitive events to confirm outcomes or entities.
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Gillette to Fund World Series All Star TV Radio Pact
Commissioner Ford Frick announced a five year World Series and All Star game broadcasting deal set at 16.25 million dollars annual total 2 250 000 a year mediate next summer with NBC handling exclusive rights. The contract guarantees pension benefits for players and may boost future pension terms. Frick rejected bids from beer and tobacco sponsors.
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Wimbledon favors Fry to face Brough in semis
Veteran Shirley Fry of St Petersburg Florida overcame Althea Gibson in five sets to advance to the Wimbledon women's singles semi finals against Louise Brough. Brough defeated Britain’s Shirley Bloomer in three sets to reach the semis.
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Tries Tricky Swim Ventura Ray Sutter Case
A 41 year old from North Hollywood named Ray Sutter attempted a difficult swim along a 22 mile route from Ventura. The event drew attention as bystanders watched the challenging distance and uncertain outcome unfold.
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Beverly Fleitz Withdraws From Wimbledon Tennis
London report states Beverly Fleitz, the 26 year old seed in the women’s singles, withdrew from Wimbledon events due to pregnancy. Her husband John Fleitz confirmed she was unwell and the doctor advised stopping to protect both mother and baby.
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Castro Valley aims for Optimist title in Ruth league final
Castro Valley and Alameda meet at Arroyo Viejo or Greeman park at 5 20 pm to decide the Optimist division title. Castro Valley, now 7 2 after weekend wins and a tie, beat Haywards 5 4 in extra innings as Danny Barrette started the scoring and Ray Hirchman, Rich Myers and Bob Paterson delivered key hits. Alameda counters with ace Jim Courtney, seeking a no run no hit performance to swing the outcome.
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Americans Falter in British Open at Hoylake
Americans faced a tough day at Hoylake as several players slipped in the British Open medal play. Scores showed struggle with five to seven over par as contenders slimmed and early eliminations appeared likely for the U S team.
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