Rodeo in Dublin Canyon Scrapped Earns Loss for Backers
The Dublin Canyon rodeo last weekend drew a small crowd and left sponsors, led by the Military Order of the Cuatic VEW, with less money than planned. Eddie Rogers placed second in bareback bronc riding aboard Muscle Head, while Stan Gomez of Napa dominated as all-around champion with $435. Also noted: Joseph Michael Lopes heads to Washington after graduation, aiming for rifleman honors, plus statewide predator data showing 560 animals taken in May led by Monterey and a lone skunk in Mono County.
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Dublin Canyon
Kerplunk
VEW
Eddie Rogers
Klayswatd
Stan Gomez
Napa
Stata Vane
Mono County
LaMotta to defend title against Mitri at Madison Square Garden
New York boxer Jake LaMotta and Europe’s 169 pound challenger Tiberis Mitri meet at Madison Square Garden for LaMotta’s first middleweight title defense. The bout, not televised, aims to draw about 13 000 fans as the International Boxing Club notes the event amid ongoing management disputes and late challenger changes.
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New York
Ty Iik
Jake LaMotta
Hanlsmad
Veure Tiberis Milk
Europe
Madison Square Garden
Wweights
LaMatla
Marvel
Dundee
Tiger Ilowers
Harry Greb
Billy Papke
Stasley Ketchell
Mid McCay
LaMolla
Hey
Becuse
Hig Feck
Bob
de. Filippo Branovi
Bronx
Jake
Tas
LaMotta
Ab Dinapoli
Detroit
Beond Cash
United States
International Boxing Club
Taa- Motta
Mitri
Rocky Griviano
Muri
Generiu
Hoavyweipfht
Dick Wagner
Garden
National Boxingtion
Katallaly
All-State Linestone Names and Participants Update
A fragmented OCR list shows names and numbers connected to an All-State Linestone event. Entities include Natori, G20, Ameri'n, Bod Newcamabe, Gunpanehlas, Rasebi, Lemon, Mouttomian, Ray molds, Ciraye, Meter Cr and Berra, Hoan with varying numbers in parentheses. The readable items suggest rosters or participant IDs without clear roles or outcomes.
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Natori
Ameri'n
Bod Newcamabe
Ian Daiisen
Rasebi
Lemon
Mouttomian
Raymolds
Ciraye
Meter Cr
Berra
Hoan
Bakersfield Spuds and Atwater Packers Win Semi-Pro Rounds
Bakersfield Martin Drug Company Spuds defeated Fresno AFL Bombers 6 to 4 in 10 innings to advance to the third round with an undefeated record. Atwater Packers beat Double Play of San Francisco 9 to 4 as veteran Rocky Stone and five doubles aided the win. Bill Haynes and Sam Barton powered the Spuds with two homers. Stone pitched for Atwater with support from teammates.
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Atwatei
Bakersfield Martin Drug Company
Atwater Packers
California
Bakersfield
Fresno Afl Bombers
Atavater
San Francisco
Batersfiel
Atwater
Syus
Bill Haynes
Sam Barton
Rocky Stone
Cincinnati Reds
Fresno
Bakersfield 200 110 000 I—S
McCalliser
Jackson Haymes
Johns
Masser
W. Hiort
Dazdovich
Paulsen
Stone and
Rice
Hatelett
Neighborly Texans and Census Challenge Wins Prize
Residents of El Paso nearly matched the census total in a population guessing contest by The Illustrated Post. Sixty participants came within three of the correct figure, with three winners taking home prizes for guessing 130,003. A local census supervisor announced the result.
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Tex
el Paso
Iferated Post
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Elbert C
Catanzara
Sis
Bignotti Dominates Oakland Hardtops Night with Record Swings
Bay Cities Racing Association stop at Oakland Stadium yields multiple track records. George Bignotti sets three new standards including main event win in 25 laps with time 8 05.27 while Soares improves one lap qualifying mark to 8.9 and Daly City racer Norri, Len Welch, Ed Normi vie for podium spots in fast four heat program.
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Bay Cities Racing Association
Oakland Stadium
George Bignotti
Johnny Soares
Soares
Susres
Bignolli
Dasho
Daly City
Milka” Mctheevy
Johny Soares
Sushel
Binotti
Bignout
Spain
Suares
Bignotti
Jud Cisco
Len Welch
Welch
Ed Normi
Normi
Bob Caswell
Eirenil Caswell
Dick Lennett
Dwight Watllay
Cirewit
Harald Woolward
Red Ortwin Tunl
Woodward
Josti
Kenneth
Lovett
Keith Willis
Ved Hansen
Kennett
Repai
Top-Seeded Stars Advance In West Open Tennis
In Indianapolis the Weston Open tennis championships moved to the second round with top seeds advancing. Ped Schroeder beat Dixon Osborn 6-1 6-2, Talbert defeated Don Kaiser 6-3 6-1, Bassett downed Akard 6-2 6-3, Tuero swept Holzel 6-4 6-1, Golden beat Mouledous 6-4 8-3, and Beverly Baker routed Connie Carlick 6-1 in women's singles. Ramirez and San John also posted wins while Eby beat Gray 6-0 5-1. Helman fell to Green 6-1.
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Indianapolis
Ped Schroeder
la Creston
Calif
Dixon Osborn
Dallas
Tey
Inty
Talbert
Sindiprnapoligsia
New York
Don Kaiser
Miami
Mierbie Fhun
Beverly Hills
Ralph Burns
Glenny Bassett
Los Angeles
Clyde Akard
Jack Tuero
New Orleans
Nok
Robert Holzel
Hollywood
Grant Golden
Chicago
Richard Mouledous
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Connie Carlick
Melu ‘Ramirez
Mexico
Erma Maas
Winnetka
Laura
San John
Clearwater
Fla
Emily, Bole
Pegey Eby
Houston
Tex
Betty Gray
Cladys Helman
Barbara Green
Top Seeded Blues Win in South States Tourney
The top seed San Luis Obispo Blues defeated Morro Bay Cardinals in seven innings to claim a second Southern division victory in the state semipro baseball tournament. Camp Cooke edged Santa Ynez 4 to 0 in the same bill, with Gay H. Swirling a one hitter for San Luis Obispo. The game ended early under the 10-run rule after five innings.
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Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo Blues
Morro Bay Cardinals
Bill Camp Cooke
Santa Ynex
Tod
Gay Hi
San Inia Obispo
Golf Course Revival at Hayward Meeting Sparks Interest
Local business leaders gathered at Pland's Villa to form the LaVista Land Development Company and pursue a Hayward area golf course. Attendees included Orland Cluse chairing, with figures such as George Vey Larry Delgado Dick Fry Harold Anderson Joe McGlinchey Resti Zaballos and attorney Dick Swisher, aiming to recruit directors and finance a corporate plan.
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Hayward Area
Hayward Areca
Orland Cluse
Pland
Villa Yarsday
LaVista Land Development Company
Birector
Las Vista Company
Wiese
Taywind
Portland
Oregon
Alameda County
Everett
Washington
Contra Costa County
Hayward
Alameda
Chabot
George Vey
Larry Delgado
Dick Fry
Harold Anderson
Joe McGlinchey
Livermore
Resti Zaballos
W. A. Hale
Jack Melland
Jerf Fry
Dick Swisher
Oakland
Marlin Haley
Valley Center Open House Race Winners Listed
The Maynard Area Recreation department released results from the Castro Valley Community Center open house. Winners include Ross Alexander in the potato race for under 16, Dale Wooldridge for under 9, Bill Galbraith in the 25 yard dash for under 9 and over 16, Jean Johnson in the 25 yard dash for under 5, Dale Herspring in the 25 yard dash for boys, Pat Perrira and Blanch Petrie in the legged sack race, and Lynn Dyche in the newspaper face event. Delores Bartee led the shoe scramble as her partner Delores Bartee in the couples open.
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Castro Valley
Maynard Area Recreation Department
Ross Alexander
Dale Wooldridge
Bill Galbraith
Dale Herspring
Jean Johnson
Pat Perrira
Blanch Petrie Halinyn
Ballan
Lynn Dyche
Bruce Bartee
Delores Bartee
Hello Boys Triumph in Close Potts Loss to United Brothers
California Pots to a 6 4 lead late in the game but United Brotherhood of Selephone Workers, the California Pottery Company, rallied with a four run fourth and three in the fifth to pull ahead 6 4. Pastorello earned the win with eight hits allowed and seven strikeouts. Harper paced the losers with nine hits.
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United B Brotherhood of Selephone Workers
California Boteey Company
U-B-I.w
Bret Harte
Californiia
U.S.S.W
California Pottery Company
Pastorello
Quarper
WLB
Change Owner For Collapse In Pacific Coast Hockey League
Fresno Falcons coach Bob Gracie said owner Charley Cord of the Los Angeles Monarchs bears blame for the collapse of the Southern Division. The Falcons withdrew from the division after Cord refused to join a four team circuit and blocked use of the Pan Pacific Auditorium for home games. Other southern teams were San Diego and San Bernardino. Stan Marcil of San Jose State, a 155 pound boxing journalism major, plans to enter the sport field.
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Fresno
Calif
Bob Gracie
Fresno Falcons
Charley Cord
Los Angeles Monarchs
Falcons
Mresno
Cord
Nollywoor Wolves
Pan Pacific
San Diego
San Bernarding
Stan Marcil
San Jose State
Harvey Fabry Wins as 20 30 Club Edges Hayward
In a C-2 league pennant race game at Brel Starte diamond, Harvey Fabry's team, the Harvey Fabry Nash Motors, rallied late to defeat Hayward 12-5. Madsen led the winners with a homer and a double, Nelson added a circuit clout, Magee and Siegel contributed doubles, Price added a double, while Maciole earned the win despite seven walks and seven hits allowed. Billings led the Hayward club with 12 hits, seven walks, and one strikeout.
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Harvey-Fabry
Nash ‘Motors
Turner
Hayward
Brel
Starling
Iarvey- Fabry
Ellyware
Havant
Madsen
Nelson
Magee
Siegel
Price
Maciole
Billings
Red Schoendienst's famed home run shot in All Star game
Chicago report states Red Schoendienst publicly declared he would homer in the All Star game. The narrative notes Ralph Kiner and Red hit decisive upper deciders as the National League triumphed 4 3 over the American League. Postgame chatter identifies Ewell Blackwell as winning pitcher after Red’s pregame boast.
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Chicago
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinal
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Red
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Bees
Major Leagues head into second half of 1950 season
New York reports the Major Leagues begin the second half with the Red Sox and Dodgers seeking rebounds after midseason slumps. Dodgers overhaul pitching staff including Vinckuyk and Lindgren while Erv Palencia may join as starter. Red Sox add Nixon and Littlefield from Louisville and Birmingham as plans to fix pitching stumbles unfold.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Naval Ad
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Branch Rickey
Rem Rickey
al Opperley
Montreal
Alavis
Keer Branch
Chris Vin Cuyk
Joe Lindrwin
Fort Worth
Taindram
Lickey
Erv Paliea
Erv
Phillies
Fae
Preacher Ree
Don Newcombr
Willard Nixson
Louisville
Dick Littlefield
Southpaw
Mel Parnelli
Ellis Kinder
Hayward Building Permits and Local Notes
July 11 notices show additions to rear lots at 24455 Silva Avenue by Felix O Cruz owner and builder for 82000, restaurant conversion at 266 Castro Street with Fred Sue owner Maurice J Teil builder for 7000, and demolition of a five room house at 1764 D Street with J W Linnell owner and builder. Bill Hethwell, San Jose State wrestler, won 20 medals while at San Jose High School.
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Hayward City
Silva Avenue
Felix O. Cruz
Castro Street
Fred Sue
Maurice J. Teil
D Street
J. W. Linnell
Bill Hethwell
San Jose
San Jose High School
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Madison Square
Jack Cuddy
Union Mare
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Martins
Department Store
Castro
Bakersfield Spuds
Wrank Morriss
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Uttle Sport
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Fallas
Oakland Speedway
Had Lee
McGree
Bignorth
Nori
Lennatt
Ird Kendrick
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Vierra
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Alger
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Stoker
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