Sharpe brothers headline tomorrow night in Oakland wrestling card
The Sharpe brothers Garland’s hero team return tomorrow to wrestle a main event with Ben and Mike paired for half the show. Opponents include Pretty Boy Etelhson and Torres The Tyrant. Oakland crowds expect clean, technical action with references to Von Schacht and recent draws.
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Sharpes
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Ton Liee
Irs
von Schacht
SS Brothers
Etchison
ABC to Broadcast Top Grid Game Each Saturday
ABC plans to air a top college football game each Saturday across a coast to coast network starting September 30. The program will be hosted by Harry Wismer with the ABC director of play by play providing descriptions, under sponsorship from Colonial Radio and Television and Sylvania Electric. The complete schedule will be announced from Washington reports indicate.
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American Broadcasting Company
Radio Netwoc
Colonial Radio and ‘Television Divi Sylvania Hleetrie Produgals, Inc
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All Saints Benefit Boxing Night at Holy Name Society Show
The Second Annual Sports Jamboree at All Saints church on Tuesday night benefits All Saints School. Chairman John J. Purchio features six bouts with Emil Barag vs Penny Smith as the main event. Notable entrants include Dick Sadler, Babe Figueras, Bing Mangan, Jerry Spicer, Ortega, Abeta, and Law, with a flood lit ring on Eocene Street. The program mixes pro and amateur boxers and a prominent comedian.
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Babe Figueras
Mai Jimmnez
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Bob Hope
Emil Barag
Penny Smith
Barac
Bce
Henry Davis
Oakland
Davis
Barna
Baran
Smill
Alameda Air Depot
Bob Fee
Harold Roth
Tom
Ortega
Abeta
John Law
Law
Oregon
California
Ordnance Defeats First Christian Church Laymen 8-2 in A League
In a Bret Harvie diamond game, the 8-2 Ordnance team trailed early but rallied behind pitchers Scelly Ferris and Ker to topple the First Christian Church Laymen. Ken Peek and Jarvis led the winners with two hits apiece as Ferris earned the win.
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Jarvis
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Ferris
Ker
Christian Church
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Q Himes
Mits
Noor Races Again at Hollypark
Noor, four time winner of Citation, headlines Hollywood Park’s closing weekend with a $50,400 American Handicap field including Miche, Old Rockport, On Trust, Frankly, Great Circle and Dharan. After the American, Noor heads to Saratoga for eastern engagements as the meeting’s Haggin Stakes decides the two year old title and Hindu Star seeks a fifth straight win.
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Dharan
Vwonlypark
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Iment of Tao
Oaks Meet Beavers In Emeryville Night Series
Baseball coverage notes the Oaks meeting the Beavers tonight in Emeryville, third in the series. Seals broadcast on WSF at 8 10 p m as they face San Diego. Softball previews a late summer Jeagues game with Cherryland Fire Department versus 749th Ordnance at Bret Harte.
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Oaks
Fighting Beavers
Emeryville
Seals
WSF
San Diego
Cherryland Fire Department
Bret Harte
National Clay Court Tennis Resumes After Rain Delays
The National Clay Court Championships in Chicago resumed with second-round singles and first-round doubles after repeated rain delays. Tuesday saw several seeds upset including Mexico’s Mela Ramirez and Gardner Larned of Chicago, while favorites such as Ed Schroeder, Herb Flam, and Tony Praboro remained in contention.
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Mela Ramirez
Gardner Larned
Snuil
Ed Schroeder
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Herb Flam
Dwyer, Ills
Cincinnati
Tony ‘Praborl
Free junior and grandpop tennis lessons offered
Area recreation district offers free tennis lessons for all ages. Cronution company sponsors the program at Hayward High School courts. Pro teachers provide instruction every Friday from 9 am to noon, with equipment furnished. Everyone is welcome to participate.
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Cronution Company
Recreation Ch Wick
Hayward High School
Two Racing Groups Unite to Form United Roadsters Inc
Northern California roadster racing groups the Racing Stoadsters Ono and NCRRA merge into United Roadsters Inc. The new body will sanction a ten-event program at San Jose Speedway, aiming for a field of at least 85 cars. Friday’s card includes a 16Car 25L main event plus time trials heats trophy dash and consolation events.
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Northern California
San Jose Speedway
Stoadsters Ono
Northern California Roadster Racing Association
United Roadsters Inc
Northern
California
RRL
NCRRA
Valley Cub Scouts Meet Tomorrow in Castro Valley
The Cub Scouts of Castro Valley plan a Friday outdoor meeting at 7:30 pm at the Scout Adobe. The Redmen of America will perform and present cub awards with an Indian ceremony. Each den will showcase skills, songs, and a plaque honors the den with most parental and friend attendance.
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Cub Scouts
Castro Valley
Srout Adobe
Redmen
Almerica
Cubs
Redmen of America
Billy Enos
Ausgballa's Marshall Opens National AAU Meet
In Seattle the National Men's AAU outdoor swimming and diving championships begin with Ausgballa's Marshall taking part in the opening event. He will be welcomed into the Boy Scouts as part of the day’s proceedings.
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Ausgballa
Doli Marshall
Boy Scouts
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