Two Games in CW Tonight in Hayward Rec softball
Two CW games set tonight at Castro Valley diamond as Ward Area Rec District teams push through early scheduling. A-1 Hunts Foods leads with three wins while Native Sons tie for A-2 top. B-2 Ashland Dads hold three wins. Fountain sits a half game back in B-1. 20-30 men and Hayward 20-80 also atop their divisions. Cast of makeups and a Player of the Week award forthcoming as three weeks of play wrap toward the first-round finish.
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Hay
Ward Area Recreation District
Hunts Foods
Ashland Dads
Native Sons
Fountain
Hayward
Castro Valley
Denier
H&h
Ashland Dails
Christian Taymen
Traily Hireview
Oscar
Recreation Department
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BLARD
Cherryland
Tlight
Aportemes
Bowling Tournaments Across Seattle and St Paul
At Seattle Wy Pacific Northwest event Alyce Patti of Burlingame Calif scored 586 leading singles while Laverne Laverly of Los Angeles holds all events crown with 4784. Ida Simpson of Buffalo N Y tops singles with 639 as Hickinan Oldemobile Whirlaways lead doubles and 2705 team score. In St Paul Michigan dominates five day American Bowling tour with Dick Hoover national singles champ and Lee Douglard defending champs in all events and doubles.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Weian
California Kealer
Alyce Patti
Burlingame
Calif
Martha Adavidsuiy
Marge Krauss
Ft. Lawton
Laverne Laverly
Los Angeles
Ida Simpson
Tuffalo
N.Y
Vist
Bulie
Mellon
Ruth Wereis
Amareille
Vox
Silk
Hickinan Oldemobile Whirlaways
Indianapolis
Ind
Het Wea
ST. Paul
Michigan
C. B. O'Malley
Chicago
Lee Douglard
Tony Lindeman
Detroit
Edgie Marshall
Bob Benson
Lansing
Mich
O'Malley
Brie
Jungiard
Benson
Marshall
Lindeman
Big Cars Race Here on Sunday at Oakland Speedway
More than 40 of the Wests top big car pilots are expected for the 150 lap grand at Oakland Speedway Sunday. The American Racing Association sanctioned event could shift the final 1951 Pacific Coast big car championship standings. A 7 pm green flag opens a 95 mile main, with the 24 fastest qualifiers posting for the race.
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West
Oakland Speedway
Pacific Coast
Mace
Charles A. Curryer
American Racing Association
Pacific Northwest
California
Curryer
Gakklund
San Diego
Top Legion Teams Roll In Diamond Action Across District
Five Legion games produced wins and high scoring as Col. Youngs post overwhelmed Campanile 21 to 4 at Raimondi diamond in Oakland. Albany defeated Alameda 14 to 1, Berkeley beat Diamond post 7 to 4, and Oakland post No. 8 edged San Leandro. Hayward idle with a bye and prepares to face San Leandro Saturday at Bret Harte field. Home runs fueled the scores with four in the Diamond Berkeley game and three in Col. Youngs outburst. Standings show the top teams undefeated while Hayward lags in the cellar.
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Haycoward American Legion
UuNe
Col. Youns Post
Raimondi
Oakland
Bill Enwin Post
Washington Township
Fountville
Albany
Alameda
Berkeley
San Leandro
Hayward Post
Bret Harte
Col. Young
Berkeley Coura
PCL Tennis Play LA Jolla doubles title and Larsen wins
Herb Flam and Hugh Stewart won the Band annual Pacific Coast sections men's doubles title with a 6 4 6 2 6 2 victory over Schroeder and Cochell. National singles champion Art Larsen defeated Jiro Kumamaru of Japan 6 1.
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LA Jolla
Herb Flam
Hugh Stewart
Jod Schroeder
Earl Cochell
Art Larsen
Jiro’ Kumamaru
Japan
Lee Wallard Burned In Reading Race Fire
Lee Wallard, winner of the Indianapolis 500 mile speedway race, was burned when his car caught fire during the 50 mile features at Reading fair grounds. He finished fourth in the event.
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Lee Wallard
Reading
Reading Fairgrounds
Ife
State Bowling champions crowned at Richmond event
State Bowling August Eildebranat of San Tean Dro won the Blb events title with a 2046, while Winston Suen of San Francisco captured singles with 740. Village Shoe Hepesir of San Lorenw held fourth in team play as Spinning Wheel of Sacramento led with 3229, Santa Monica Bowl 3187, and Brad's Lounge Oakland 103. Huubles top laurels went to Lyle Wallers and Ideberg of Ventura with 1563, followed by Jin Callagher and Joe Palinari of Santa Rosa with 1361.
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Eildebranat
San Teandro
Richmond
Winston Suen
San Francisco
Village Shoe Hepesir
San Lorenw
Sacramento
Santa Monica Bowl
Oakland
Lyle Wallers
Ideberg
Ventura
Jin Callagher
Joe Palinari
Santa Rosa
Acorns Fall Twice as Solons Pitch Shutouts
Oakland Acorns were swept in a doubleheader by the Sacramento Solons at Edmonds Field Sacramento won 6 0 in seven innings with Earl Harvist on the mound and 5 0 in nine innings as Bill Ayers allowed few runs Bert Haas and Earl Rapp contributed timely hits while Pete Pavlick Jay Ragni and Lloyd Christopher also produced offense in support of the Solons pitching duo The Acorns depart for a series with Los Angeles before returning home Friday to meet the same opponent
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Edmonds
Sacramento
Oakland Acorn
Mel
Pacific Coast League
Oakland
Sacramento Solons
Earl Harvist
Bill Ayers
Ott
Harvist
Solon
Herman Reich
Sac
Lenny Ratto
al White
Reich
Bob Boyd
Pete Pavlick
Will’ Jennings
Jay Ragni
Earl Rapp
Lave
Lloyd Christopher
Rapp
Bert Haas
Haas
Christopher
Acorns
Emeryville
Ayers
Marlins
Oakand
Los Angeles Angeles
Reds Trim Braves As Chisox And Boston Split Games
In a busy spring day, the Reds swept the Braves 5 to 1 and 4 to 2 while the White Sox split with Boston after a 16 hit attack led by Orestes Mines and Bob Dillinger. The Indians and Giants rallied, with Bob Feller and Bob Lemon each subduing strong lineups, boosting hopes of October World Series plans. Dodgers gained ground beating Cubs and Giants rallied to first division as Yanks also lost ground. Preacher Roe and Don Newcombe shined for the Dodgers and Bees, with Phillies and Pirates suffering heavy defeats.
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NEW York I.P
Indians
Giants
White Sox
Rams
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Yankees
Braves
Cardinals
Dave Kosto
Dodgers
Cubs
Reds
Phillies
Pirates
Ted Sox
Senators
Detroit
Ato
Browns
Athletics
Feller
Luke Eester
al Roxen
Ang
Lemon
Frank Shea
Dave Rose
Willie Mays
Eddie Slanky
Billy Johnson
Fame
Ewell Blackwell
Boston
Walker Cooper
Vern Bickford
Ted Kluszewski
Blackwell
Margi
Phils
Pittsburgh
Robin Hobarts
Bubba Church
Orestes Mineso
Bob Dillinger
Nellie Fox
Jim Bushy
al Carrasquel
Red Sox
Lew Boudrant
Vern Stephens
Vic Werly
Tigers
Titcher AY Lima
Irv Noren
Eddie Yost
Paris Women’s Tennis Championship Winner Shares Title
Akron and Jacksonville with Paris host city note Akron-O and Jacksonville, Fla, claim victory in the women’s singles at the Paris championships.
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Paris
Akron, O. Ui
Jacksonville
Fla
Seals Take Double Bill From Bevos in Twin Wins
Seals sweep a doubleheader from Bevos as Tony Lindell and Jack Salveson combine on the mound for a 4 to 2 first game victory and an 8 to 7 second game win after 24 innings. Los Angeles defeats San Diego 6 to 5, while San Francisco crushes the Beers 9 to 0. Burdette fires a two hitter for Portland, Dewey Soriano leaves the San Francisco squad. Kane and McCawley split relief duty for the Seals in a short series.
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Uniter Press
Sacramento
Seattle
Hollywood
Tony John Lindell
Jack Salveson
Stars
Lindell
Salveson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Padres
Lou-Lou Burdette
San Francisco
Seals
McCawley
Burdette
New York
O Neill Sees Red Sox Ready For Pennant Run
United Press report quotes Steve ONeill saying the Boston Red Sox are finally playing well with improved hitting and solid pitching. He notes surprises in the league, including the Chicago White Sox, and predicts Detroit will improve despite current struggles. ONeill cites Wight Scarborough Parnell and Strobbs as key pitchers and plans to rely on veterans for a tight doubleheader tonight.
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Chicago
Stove Steve O'Neill
Red Sox
Unis
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Bill) Wight
Rae
Scarborough
Gourt
L Yankees
Mel) Parnell
Chucky Strobbs
Maury) McDermnott
O'Neill
White Sox
Parnell
Elis Kinder
Stobha
Golfers vie for U S Open berths nationwide today
A record 1166 players, both pros and amateurs, compete across 20 sectional sites for 162 Open spots. New York hosts 132 entrants chasing 16 berths, with notable names like De Vicenza, Burke, Heafner and Campbell among contenders. Detroit leads qualifiers with 170 entries for 10 places, Chicago has 110 for 8, Cleveland offers eight for 103 hopefuls.
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Birrmingham
Mich
Ben Hogan
New York
Roberto de Vicenza
Buenos Aires
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Tex
Cliyton Heafner
Charlotte N
Bill Campbell
Huntington
Detroit
Norton Smith
Vic Ghez
Ceorge Sehnelter
Chick Harbert
Sam Byrd
Lid Furgol
Chikago
Cleveland
Molinari Wins Northern California Golf Championship
San Francisco golfer Jim Molinari defeated Ernie Peiper of San Jose to win the Northern California Championship at the Olympic Club Lake Course. Molinari, 45, trailed early but swung to a two up advantage at lunch and extended it to secure victory after 33 holes. He reached the final by beating Ken Venturi of San Jose State and Jack Bariteau of San Jose in the quarter finals.
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San Francisco
Jim Molineri
Bolt
Ernie Eiper
San Jose
Lake Course
Olympic Club
Molinari
Peiper
Ken Venturi
San Jese State
Jack Bariteau
Hanson and Kielty win first round at British women’s amateur
Beverly Hanson the U S amateur champion from India and California and Dorothy Kielty of Los Angeles defeated their Belgium and British opponents in the opening round at Dorset Country Club. Hanson beat Arlette Jacquet 4 and 2 while Kielty beat Miss Halsted 5 and 4. Two rounds scheduled for today.
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Broadstone
Eng
Beverly Hanson
U. S
India
Calif
Dorothy Kielty
Los. Angeles
Heather Salad
Dorset
Miss Hanson
Arlette Jacquet
Belgium
Miss Kielty
Miss F. Halsted
Britain
Guards Signed by 49ers In Two Draft Picks
Tony Morabite announced the San Francisco 49ers have signed two guards. Nick Feber a 220 pounder from the University of Georgia joins the team along with Bob Dawns a USC product. Both players add interior line depth for the NFL club.
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San Franchisco 49 Ers
National Football League
Tony Morabite
Nick Feber
University of Georgia
Bob Dawns
University At Southern California
Seals rally with Basinski two homers in wild two games
Eddie Basinski delivered both hits for Fiddler Eddie Basinski in the pair of games, one in the first inning and one in the ninth. Ray Cretg belted two homers for the Seals and Eddie Lake added a homer in each game as part of a chaotic set. McCawley singled to keep the nightmare alive, prompting a flamboyant reaction from Frank O'Doul as the teams traded blows and line scores unfolded across Hollywood and San Francisco.
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Eddie Basinski
Ray Cretg
Seals
Eddie Lake
McCawley
Frank
Lefty) O'Doul
Hollywood
Hall
Shee
Lindel
Dapper
Los Angeles
San Diego
Adkins
Dobernic
Hacker
Bacecowsktab
Peden
Embree
Sinple
Molloy
Naragon
County Stars Rally Past City In All Star Thriller
In a tense All-Star tilt, County thrives late as Anna Fields drives in two with a third inning hit to turn a 3 2 deficit into a 4 3 County lead. Paul Stafford earns win with three innings of no hit ball while Vince Scrubbs provides a clutch ninth inning score, but wild pitches and errors plague both sides as City fights back and Sabrobb drives in the decisive runs. Harold Slater gets the win for City, with Young taking the loss as the game features five stolen bases, seven double plays, and multiple standout performances from Berkeley, San Leandro, Mt Diablo, and Livermore prospects.
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Hay Wayves
Anna Fields
Fields
Girdie
City Stars
County Linto
Gary Young
Neal
Jeffhander
Alamede
Basely
Paul Stafford
Basinesi
Vince Scrubbs
Young
Stafford
Diablo
Hesider
Charley Newberry
Castlemont
Heme
Fang
Wilk
Rich Moler
Strubbi
Hataman
Sarabbi
Sy Gonsalves
Fram
Joe Avenivar
Pitsburg
Rosning
Harold Slater
Fremont
Turner and Young
Senwyn Davis
Berkeley
Fred Leval
San Leandro
Mt. Diablo
Bill Rehder
Livermore
Rehder
Stakfare
Ditehdany
D ‘Slater
Oyoung
Pool Gansalvasc
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Berri
Wastunder
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Evallech We
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Atnls
Hite
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Newberry A
Surnhul
Boehner
Multet
Rabin
Areatvar
Newberry
Snrabbl
Moler
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Robins
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Winstead
Fricke
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