Bay Meadows Handicap Racing Meets Bay Area Prep Dominance
A long Bay Meadows event summary notes high school prep racing at Stanford Stadium with Bay Area schools atop the final cam. Castlemont loses to Jordan of Los Angeles by a nose in a key 15 14 team decision while Hayward’s Bob Fitzpatrick finishes ninth and Ken Bowen of San Lorenzo ties for sixth. Sixth race covers 980 yards with standout scores and notable names such as Prince Boy and Dancing Cat among contenders, reflecting a strong regional showing.
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Stanford Stadium
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Jordan
Los Angeles
Castlemont
Ray Mahannah
Hayward
Bob Fitzpatrick
Vauller
Ken Bowen
San Lorenzo
Klala
Ts Fitzpatrick
Bird Batcher Petter Uy
Melsfisnsen
Beau Canenda
Prince Boy
Spencer
Bailey
Patrick
Shank
Ktisher
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Hurte
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Mickey
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Gary Dowani
Mike FI
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Tommy Xing
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Rough Creek
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Ralph Lee
Sarep Haves
Ron Whitney
Pargellen
Straus
Modesto Downey
Alley
Faye Eten
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Miss Lesien
Lee Bruce
Eure Menace
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Bond
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ROSEN
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Harry McCalla
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Tae Poly
Hen Tucker
Mike Cheriton
Torrance
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Bruce] Bess
LaHabre
Striking Guide Explains Bowling Pendulum Swing Differences
The article contrasts bowling arm swing with a pendulum, noting faster forward armswing due to acceleration and footwork, and a non perfect pendulum path as the arm follows the right leg to balance. It cites Joe Wilman and promotes his pamphlet on best onesspot pin and life bowling with a self addressed request.
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Guen Cen
Joe Wilman
Joe
Nally Review
Hansen Dominates Bay Meadows Driving Honors Race
Hansen leads Bay Meadows harness and quarter horse meeting with 13 wins in 12 days, averaging more than one victory daily. Close pursuers include Hoyle Elvins and William Bailey, with several jockeys totaling four or more wins. Bay Area juniors, track records, and upcoming events frame the week as racing resumes with featured stakes and high jump marks also noted.
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Clarence Hansen
Bay Meadows
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William Bailey
Hoyle Elvins
William Lowen
Charles Jacobs
Elmer Cox
Curtis Perner
Hansen's
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Henry Page
Efrain Garza
L. G. Littett
Charles Smith
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Honest Jack
Oakland
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al Wyndham
Dave Sanchez
Tite
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Jack Cook
Fitepatrick
Ray Saddler
Rockney Ford
Fitzpatrick
Catriel Peoples
Castlemont
Farmer
Jefuline
Castlemont High
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Berkeley
Hyeeks
HHS
Harry McCalla
Jim McGrath
Clay
Fort Breatis
Ron Valley
Vallejo
McCalla
Solana Courty
Jack Yerman
Hayward Area
Huis
Roy Dahle
Hogan Bolt Littler In Title Playoff
In Memphis the Memphis Open golf playoff pits Hogan from Fort Worth Bolt Littler of Singing Hills Calif and others for a $3000 top prize. Hogan and Littler tie Bolt at 273 after four rounds with late birdie by Hogan securing a 68 final round.
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Tenn
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Tommy Bolt
Gene Littler
Colonial Country Club
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Tex
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Littler
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Singing Hills
Calif
Bill Collins
Crystal River
Fla
J. C. Goosie
Knoxville
Term
Bob Rosburg
John McMullin
Ken Venturi
Don Whittsmith
MacDougall Cooper In HARD Semis At Hayward Tennis
MacDougall and Cooper advance to the semifinals of the Hayward Area Recreation District Closed Tennis Tournament. They will face semifinal winners next Saturday, with potential final matches set for the following day. Results from Saturday and yesterday list multiple singles and doubles outcomes for both men and women, including Teixeira securing a finals berth in women's singles.
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den MacDougalll
Bob Cooper
Hayward Area
Ward Takes US Point Lead In Rex Mays 100
Ward of Indianapolis won the Rex Mays 100 mile classic at State Fair Park West Allis Wisconsin, breaking track speed mark and earning 200 points to raise his national championship total to 1200. A J Foyt of Houston finished second five seconds behind, with Rathmann missing main event and placing seventh in the consolation race.
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UPI
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Rex Mays
Ward
Ted
IV “Rathmans
Miami
Fla
State Fair Park
West Allis
Wis
Rathmann
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
A. J. Foyt
Houston, Tex
Friden's Braves Rec B Leaders Clash Tonight at Patrick Gomer
Friden's Braves (undefeated this season) meet state leaders the Cleaners (4-0) in the 8:45 p.m. cap at Patrick Gomer, seeking to reverse a 4-1 loss from their first encounter. Earlier, Handy Andy's (0-5) faces Cuddy Plumbing (2-1-1) in the 7 p.m. opener. CALIFORNIA LEAGUE scores: Bakersfield 10-5, Apdlesta 74, Reno 47, Stockton & Visalia 2.
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Cleaners
Hayward Area Recreation Districts
Friden’s
Patrick Gomer
Handy Andy's
Cuddy Plumbing
Cuddy's
Patrick Go
Merag C&c
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Cheerio Lounge
Leader Junction Inn
California League
Kresna
Gakersfield
Apdlesta
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Flynn Rockets To HGC Cup Lead
Jack Flynn shot a 63 to lead the HGC Cup at Hayward, edging Bob Berry by one stroke as the tournament heads to a Sunday finish. Berry sits 1 behind with 63 45, while Lonnie Robertson and Dick Velasquez trail at 135 and 136 respectively. First flight leaders include Lou Moschorth and Henry McSpadden, with Frank Blasquez, Bob Johnson, and Ford Ambrose sharing hole-in-one honors.
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Dick Velasquez
Henry MrSpadden
Lou Moschett
Harry Taylor
Charles Condon
Ken Richards
Eagle
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Bob Johnson
Ford Ambrose
Leandro C-2 Tilts Tonite Twinbill at Park
San Leandro Recreation Depts C2 League headlines a softball twinbill at Frasher Park tonight. The seven oclock game pairs Fri den’s at 2-2 with Marines at 3-4, followed by Washington Chile at 0-4 meeting Bare's Mig at 9 10 p.m.
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San Leandro
Friden's
Marines
Washington
Chile
Race figure Lindheimer dies at 70 in Beverly Hills
Benjamin F. Ren Lindheimer longtime executive linked to Arlington and Washington Park race tracks in Chicago died of a heart attack at his Beverly Hills home aged 70. He previously directed operations for major Chicago tracks and was prominent in North Side racing circles. He passed away last night at his residence, leaving behind a noted career in horse racing administration.
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Beverly Hills
Benjamin F.ren
Lindheimer
Arlington
Washington Park
Chicago
All-Comers Track Meets Open at Anzell Field
Stanford announces summer all-comers track and field meets at Anzell Field in Palo Alto. The events begin tomorrow night at 6 p.m. and continue on Saturday evenings throughout the remainder of the summer, open to all competitors after the Olympic Trials.
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Palo Alto
Stanford
Anzell
Tide Tables Tuesday June 7 Details
Tide tables show high and low tides with times and heights. Sunrise at 5:47 and sunset at 8:... Fort Point figures included with light and dark notation.
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Ft Point
Richmond Wrestling Headliner Fight at Richmond Auditorium
France’s relorful champion from Car péntier battles Mike Sharpe of Canada in the wrestling headliner at Richmond Auditorium tonight.
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Richmond
Edgiards Carpéntier
France
Mike Sharpe
Canada
Richmond Auditorium
Northern California players qualify for national links championship
Seventeen year old Dick Lotz of San Lorenzo and Tom Dixon of Harding Park lead the Northern California group to the National Public Links Championship at Hawaii’s Ala Wai course July 11 26. Lotz topped Harding qualifiers with rounds 76 12 for a WE total while Dixon tied for medical laurels amid a list of regional standings and names from San Francisco Daly City Stockton and Sacramento.
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Dick Lotz
San Lorenzo
Harding Park
Tom Dixon
California
Hawaii
Ala Wai
Latz
Arroyo High School
Harding
Publinx
Dixson
Dick Lott
Elmar Cites
Antioch
Felis Claverna
Stockton
Yorn Callison
Sacramento
Ovid Seyler
James McMurray
Galan
USC Heads to NCAA World Series in Omaha
Los Angeles USC baseball visits Omaha next Friday for the NCAA Cal Jepe World Series. The Trojans won the district playoff against Washington State. Washington State opened with a 3 run win, but USC swept the doubleheader 8 3 and 10 5 to clinch the two out of three series.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Omaha
Trojans
Washington State
Cougars
USC
Joyce Ziske Wins Michigan Golf Open at Hillcrest
Joyce Ziske captured the Wolverines Women’s Open at Hillcrest Country Club in Mount Clemens Michigan finishing 74 78 73 73 for a 2 under par 292 and winning $1 313. Gloria Armstrong from Oakland Calif earned $159 with an 81 63 showing.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Avon
Betsy Dought
Rawls
Willi Smith
Mary
Lena Faulk
Ziske
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Stan Musial Endorses Independent Insurance Approach
Baseball great Stan Musial promotes buying insurance through an independent agent. He cites independence as key to access from top companies and smoother claims handling, insisting that agents select the best coverage. The ad urges readers to purchase with confidence from an agent bearing the Big I Seal and meeting professional standards.
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