High School Grid Prospects Improve Says Noonan
Report from Jack Noonan notes spring turnout of 125 with nine holdovers from last year. Coach Jim Turner optimistic for fall. potential leaders include Wessman and Azevedo plus backfield stars Hitchcock Loveall and Olmstead. Marine Corps reserve call may affect Turner lineup.
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Jack Nounan
Ees Noonan
Jim Turner
Charrett
Wohn Hitchcock
Clyde Kilshens
Ik Loveaul
Ed Valin
Tom Azevedo
Ken Rugg
Arnold Ponte
Clarence Wessman
Wess
Jim Turber
Foorbal
Sun
Dick Emmit
San Leandro
Lonnie Pancey
Swinns
Robert Kolepp
Newark
Hayward High
Centeryville
Washington High
Turner
Val Donaire
George Hubert
Noonan
Marine Corps ‘Reserve
USMCR
Ponte
Azevedo
Garrett
Lou Nunes
Jon Bresnicker
Rugs
Lonnie Harvey
Hitchcock
Jerry Olwnell
Loveall
Alvarado Merchants rout Newark Tigers in exhibition rout
The Alvarado Merchants defeated Newark Tigers 20 to 4 in an exhibition game played Sunday. Wayne Cromes led the Merchant offense with a long homer and two RBIs, while Eddie Machado collected four hits. Newark starter Reina and Castro on the mound limited Tigers offense, but Alvarado seized eight rallies and piled up 18 hits.
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Tigers
Merchantsoak
Alameda
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Ex Hustian
John
Tiger
Merchants
Wayne Cromes
Go Jmes
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Eddie Machado
Mtay Berrios
Tam Castro
Wright
Alysrada Mezeh
Wowark Tirova
Gomes
Atatearl
Dorrloss
Kolepp
Atiwharaw
Castion Morrie
Yankees in Trouble After Coleman Injury
The New York Yankees face a slide as Gerry Coleman suffers a forearm rip from a fourth inning spike by Mile Garcia of Cleveland. Coleman leaves with a gash and thumb injury while attempting a steal and muffed a throw, complicating New York’s fading streak in a tense midweek matchup.
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New York Yankees
Gerry Coleman
Coleman
Mile Gareia
Indians
Yori Heven
Garcia
Gerry
Cubs
Tickets On Sale For Big Car Run At Oakland Stadium
Race director Charlie Curryer announced tickets go on sale for the 161 lap big car race at Oakland Stadium Sunday afternoon with time trials starting at 11 am. The 24 fastest qualifiers race for the main event around 2:30 pm under the American Racing Association sanction. Four leaders in the 1951 West Coast big car title chase filed entries: Bob Willis, Art Scovell, Claude Walling, and Cecil Burnough, boosting the field to 16. Over 40 drivers expected for qualifying spins on the big five eighths mile track. If asphalt speedway condition is good, rest of events may be run Saturday.
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Charlie Curryer
American Racing Association
K West
Bob Willis
Sacramento Daredev
Ashland Dads Extend Lead With Setbacks in Local Softball
Ashland Dads, led by Oscar-winner Jet Hess’s pitching, widened their B-2 league lead with an 8-run night as Native Sons star Monty Florence earned The Daily Review Player of the Week. Florence batted 3 for 4 in last week’s Pillar game and hit a homer in season play, setting up the honor.
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Native Sons
Florence
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Kilbourne
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Rortford
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Arwin
Rilean
Ospringate
Kerry
Open golf field narrows for U S championship at Birmingham
New York reports 94 pros and 4 simulators already entered for the U S Open at Birmingham Michigan June 14-16 with 36 more qualifiers in 29 cities. Heavy rains in Memphis forced a one day postponement as late spots were filled and defending champion and other top pros eyed the national field of 162 players.
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Birmingham
Mich
Memphis
Yunn
Amarillo
Tex
Chuck ‘Klein
San ‘Antonio
al Amarillo
Joe Zarhardt
Greensborg
N.C
Welters Fight In Non Title LA Bout At Olympic Auditorium
Welterweight rivals Niele Moran of Los Angeles and Charley Salas of Arizona clash in a non title main event at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Salas, who faced notable foes and claimed a name in the welterweight scene, heads into the bout as a 1-2 favorite with a history of action last year and a roster of notable victims.
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LOS Angules
Niele Moran
Arizona
Charley Salas
Olympic Auditorium
Salas
California
Johny Davis
Kings
Phoenix Warrior
Ike Tams
Elmer Belle
Duke Ior
Tommy, Campbell
Southern Cal golfers three in 1951 U S Open field
Veteran Paul Runyan former tennis star Bosworth Vines and Jens Barber will represent Southern California in the 1951 U S Open golf tournament. Barber of Pasadena and Runyan tied for 36 hole scoring with 137 to share top honors. Vines led with 128 to edge out Zell Eaton for the third berth. Eaton finished one stroke back at 139. Barber posted 90 and 67 rounds while Runyan opened slowly and finished strong with a 66 final 18 holes.
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Paul Runyan
Bosworth Vines
Jens Barber
Southern Cylifornia
Jane
Birmingham
Mieh
Vines
Wilshire Country Club
Zell Eaton
Eaton
Barber
Bunyan
Lorenzo High Sports Award Day At San Lorenzo
Sports awards will be presented at an assembly at San Lorenzo High School tomorrow at noon for the first time in the school's history. Six awards will be given including letters and certificates of achievement. Names of recipients will appear on the sports page tomorrow.
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San Lorenzo High School
Mike Jones Hayward coach for 22 years in baseball
Leonard Belson profiles Morey F. Jones known as Mike Jones, longtime Hayward High School coach and administrator. Since 1929 he has led the Farmer baseball program two to three hour workouts nightly and taught classes, while recalling early California years and pro stints. He cites notable players and memorable games including 1949 Poly High overtime upset and 1944 ACAL pennant clinch. He remains unmarried, focusing on teaching and coaching.
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Mile Jones
Hayward High Baseball Watch
Ant
Mike
Hayward Bigh
Morey I. Jones
Ollamwa
Iowa
Visalia
California
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Nibs Price Cyur
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Mikes
Poly High
San Francisco
Richmond Oilers
Andy Wolfe
Richmond
Bill Martin
Yanks
Alameda
Jim Ogelvie
Maynard
Kilmer Orcile
Tony Her
Indians stop Lopat hex as Bob Kennedy homers for win
New York routs Cleveland as Ed Lopat suffers first loss of the season. Bob Kennedy belts a three run first inning homer helping the Yankees to a decisive lead. Chicago White Sox climb to first with wins over Boston as Billy Pierce and Saul Rogovin shine. Detroit, Philadelphia win in other AL contests. In the National League, Brooklyn, St Louis, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati win while the Dodgers are washed out.
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American Society For Prevention of
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Yankee
Lopat
Bob Kennedy
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Indians
Luke Foster
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Cal Wee
Mike Garcia
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Ray Scarborough
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Pete Suder
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A's
Stan Musial
Giant
Presko
del Rice
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Cincianal
Tieston
Donnie Hyan
Steds
Gus Bell
Pittsburgh
Wally
Hornsby Suds Battle for PCL Leadership
The Pacific Coast League title race heats up as Hornsby guides Seattle Rainiers with a mix of veterans and rising stars. Walt Judnich thrives at .381, Jim Rivera and Bud Selig-like backstops improve, and pitching under Mary Gypsum and Calvert shows promise as Seattle vies with Portland for the top spot.
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Rovers
Hornsby
New York Ciarnts
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Joop Teadership
San Francisco
Lefty O'Doul
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Seals
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Seattle
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Bud She
Montalva
Wes Hamner
San Antonio
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Toott
Mary Gysam
Toledo
Paul Calvert
Detroit
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Casey Stengel
Bucky Warr
Charley Dressen
Paul Reds
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Oregon
Oakland
Los Andes
Sacrament
San Diego
Hollywood
Johnson to debuts for Los Angeles Hams in National League
Marvin Johnson a speedy halfback from San Jose State will make his professional grid debut with the Los Angeles Hams of the National League. Johnson who played for the semi pro San Jose Packers signed his 1950 contract yesterday after a senior season at San Jose State.
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MUA
Marvin Johnson
San Jose State College
Los Angeles Hams
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