Unbeaten Huntsmen Fall to San Lorenzo AC 7 2
In A-1 league action on the Bret Harte diamond San Lorenzo AC upset unbeaten Hunt Foods 7 to 2 as Vince Maldonado held the Huntsmen hitless after the opening frame. Errors helped AC gain the decisive lead and keep the game tied to hand San Lorenzo the upset.
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Hunt Foods
Bret Harte
Vince Maldonado
San Lorenzo
Koortz
Woodson
Hunt
McCleland
Erickson
Mattos
Olivera
Old Men and Wild Youth Start Play
Old timers form a low heart strain league at Hayward Area Recreation district with rules banning bunting stealing and strikeouts. First meeting at the recreation office includes managers and unattached players. Under-teen league plays at Castro Valley Community Center diamond with no entry fee. teams from Hayward Russell City Ashland and surrounding areas expected.
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Diamonds
Castro Valley Community Center
Hayward
Russell City
Ashland
Locke Leads With Knickered Ace In U S Prep Round Robin
Round Robin Locke tops the field after a 68 to stand at plus 16, ahead of Roberto Divicenza and Chick Harbert with plus 12. Bobby Locke, fresh from England, pursues his first US tourney victory and eyeing the upcoming national Open.
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England
Locke
U. S
Chicago
Roberto Divicenza
Argentina
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ferrier
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Farmer Gridders Scrimmage Today
The Farmers and Alameda Hornets met at Hayward High in a strictly practiced scrimmage described as a workout not a contest. Coach Jim Turner noted the scrimmage as preparation for the fall season and said if they can handle Alameda now they can hold their own. Alameda appears to be among the top teams in the Alameda County Athletic League this year.
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Jim Turner
Alameda
Turner
Hornets
Alameda County Athletic League
Weekend fishing outlook favors Northern California streams
Northern and Central California anglers can expect very good conditions this weekend as stream reports note lower water and solid fishing. Observers report snowpack melt not significantly affecting streams, high country resorts opening, lakes thawing, and road access improving across 18 watersheds with many creeks and lakes yielding fair to good catches.
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Bowman Lake
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Mill
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Brigehort
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East Fork
Walker Creek
Bridgeport
Five Mile Creek
Powell Lake
Hear Lake
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Grass Lake
Tes
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Hunters Creek
Basin Creek
Jawbone Creek
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Enn
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Penn in bad standing for defying NCAA video ruling
The University of Pennsylvania was labeled in bad standing by the NCAA for defying a ban on live football video. The action, announced in Chicago, blocks Penn from NCAA tournaments and signals possible expulsion at the next convention. Four rival schools indicated they might cancel scheduled games, and Penn had announced plans to televise its games next fall.
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University of Southern California
Kenneth L. Wilson
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Penn
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Columbia
California
Dartmouth
Willett-Wilson
Harold E. Stassen
Pittsburg Diamonds Quit Baseballdue to Poor Home Support
Pittsburg Diamonds owner Vincent A Dazi announced the Far West league club will relinquish the franchise after gate receipts fell below needed levels. League president Donovan said the team may revert to league ownership with a five game schedule if no buyer emerges, while noting other clubs receive 600 fans per game.
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Pittsburg Diamonds
Far West Baseball League
Vincent A. Dazi
Verty Donovan
Albany
Ore
Nobod
Dazi
Diamonds
Fittsburg
Donovan
Redding
Klamath Falls
Reno
Medford
Eugene
PCL Leaders Take Games In Coast League Standoff
In a cautious PCL standstill the Solons beat San Diego 8 7 while Seattle edged Portland 7 4. Ben Wade blanked San Francisco 2 0 as Hollywood and San Francisco split. The two leaders Seattle and Sacramento maintained a buffer, neither gaining nor losing ground in a tense follow the leader arrangement.
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Solons
Seattle
Rainiers
Sacs
Portland
San Diego
Willowy
Ben Wade
Hollywood
San Francisco
Nagy
Brown
Christie
Adams
Lynn
DiBlasi
Drilling
Rossi
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Soo Angeles
Francisco
Hell
Los Angeles
Spicerland
Harrist
Oak San
Major Leagues Astonishing Chisox Win
Chicago White Sox surge with a 20 of 22 run, 2 games above .500, 32.1 PCT, 14-2 road record, 35 steals, and a six game winning streak. rookie manager Paul Richards plugs eight starters including Dorish and Kretlow for wins. Yankees, Browns, Red Sox, Indians, Phillies, and Dodgers noted in daily AL NL actions with key performances and battles.
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Minnie) Minoso
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Nellie) Fox
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Paul Richards
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Harry Dorish
Lou Kretlow
Randy Gumpert
Saul Rogovin
Billy Pierce
Howie
Judson
Joe Dobson
Ken Holcombe
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Dorish
Kretlow
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Browns
Presto
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bubbai Church
Cage
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Athletics
Lou Brissie
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Preacher Roe
Dodgers
Four Local Drivers Enter Big Car Race Here Sunday
The American Racing Association lists entries for a 95 mile big car race at Oakland Speedway Sunday with 40 top West drivers. Qualifying starts Saturday, 24 fastest advance to the 2:30 p.m. main event as California and Pacific Northwest teams compete for honors.
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Oakland Speedway
Charles A. Currier
American Racing Association
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Pacific Northwest
California
Louie Tolstead
del Panning
Claude Walling
Seattle
Art Scovel
Damon Moore
Portland
Gordy Youngstrom
New Brunswick
Bob Simpson
Vancouver
Oaks Home Tonight Upset LA 4-1
The Acorns finally beat Los Angeles at Rigley Field, after a stubborn 4 to 2 win in a prior game. Roger Wilson reports from the scene that Oaks aims to show the home crowd their victory was no accident and to claim the series.
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Stubborn LA
Roger Wilson Rigley
Los Angeles
Akland
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Tony Janiro seeks bout with Graziano after upset win
In Newark New Jersey Tony Janiro upset Charlie Fusari before 7,000 at Ruppert Stadium. Bill Avers earned his ninth win of the season for Los Angeles as the Angels moved within one game of the leaders. The Oaks, in fourth, held a single-game edge over Portland, three games back of the leader.
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Hayward Legion ball team after 1st win over Leandro and Erwin
Hayward Post 6f American Legion baseball rebounds from three straight setbacks with a forthcoming two game weekend slate. They travel to San Leandro Saturday then host Capt Bill Erwin Post of Oakland Sunday in a strong test.
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Hayward
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Herresi
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Joe Duran
Jerry Linnell
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Washington
Howie Thompson
Jack Kleinsasser
Benny Fraticell
Berkeley
Duran
Phor
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Mike Jones
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