Boxing tragedy at Washington shows dangers of the ring
A featherweight boxer known as Little Dynamite Williams lay between life and death after a knockout in Washington DC. He suffered a skull fracture and brain hemorrhage, with doctors uncertain if he would survive. The piece connects ring risks to fans and calls for safety measures while noting other incidents of violence and death linked to boxing and spectator behavior.
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Little Dynamite
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Washington, D. C
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Ute Hospital
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Wilkes-Barre
Harvey Weiss
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Birdie Tebbrts
St. Louis
Thermaney
Alvarado Drops Opener as Richmond Nine Wins 6-0
Alvarado’s merchant semi pro squad fell 6-0 to the Richmond Merchants on the Uurdred diamond in Oakland. Tandall Grimes joined the lineup and pitched well despite 10 hits. Ted Silvery allowed three hits in a strong start for Richmond, with Wade leading the winners at the plate with three hits.
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Uurdred
Oakland
Thhey
Richmond Merchants
Tandall Grimes
Ted Silvery
Hartin
Richmond
Silvery
Reno
R. Castro
Machacy
Grimes
Wade
Tight Race Goes On in Village Mixed Bowling Meet
In the seventh week of the Village Mixed Bowling League a tight race unfolds among Marin, Tech, and others. Movers posted a 174 228 102 series, Michel Chapman added a 107, Maxine Shark achieved a high series, and Oxivie led with a 10 score as Rheta Welwe and Willie Vosepin contributed strong marks for Vinettes.
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Reams
Lave Ganies
Marin
Tech
al Movers
Michel Chapman
Minerview
Maxine Shark
Oxivie
Suriox
Rheta Welwe
Willie Vosepin
Alter
Kiner Marries Chaffee At PCC Meeting In Spokane
Pacific Coast venue and Big Ten reps gathered today to approve a Rose Bowl arrangement but PCC delegates split over player substitution and platoon rules during the scoring session. News from New York follows Ralph Kiner being presented to the public by Navy prospects as part of postwar sports notes.
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Spokane
U.P
Big 10
PCC
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New York
Ralph Kiner
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Nanvy Chaffee
Lovie
Gemsa Wins Auto Race at Oakhind Speedway
Joe Gonsa of Pasadena won the 16 mile plus race in one hour 11 minutes 17.746 seconds before 6100 fans. Cecil Guriaugh of Burbank finished second with Don Radhrueh leading the American Racing Association standings in third. other finishers included Earl Sadler seventh and Harris Ledbetter ninth. The race, first big car event in five years, saw Glidewell crash but no injuries. Gonsa led from midrace to set a speed near 80 mph and claimed victory amid a cautious finish.
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Pasadenya
Oakhind Speedway
Gemin
Cecil Guriaugh
Burbank
Don Radhrueh
American Racing Association
Earl Sadler
Harris Ledbetter
Rcal
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Laval
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Dave Lee
Berkeley
Panel Saeliel
Ate
Paul Kammins
Jack Frosh
Pasadena
Fey
Gemano
Yankees and White Sox Split Aces Doubleheader
In a tense New York set, the Yankees split with Chicago as Fat Freddy Lopat won the opener 2 1 while Chicago exploded for five in the fourth and unearned runs in the seventh to force a second game loss. Boston swept a rough day with Cleveland and Detroit in action as the National League saw Dodgers beat Giants in a tight pair.
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Area Softball Last Week of 1st Round Set Tonight
Area softball wraps the first round with six teams in three games tonight. Key matchup in A-2 sees top team Castro Villey hosting Lockerby Porline as Young Men race to stay in title contention. Native Sons could clinch if results favor them. Other leagues feature Hant Foods, N & M Fountain, Cres cent Jewelers rising, and Ashland Dads continuing strong. Carmel and Lindsay clash amid postponements. awards for Daily Review Player of the Week to be announced tomorrow.
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Hant Foods
Crescent Jewelers
Ashland Dads
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He Hayward
C. T. Lindsay
Marines
Hanson
Morales
RBI
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Daily Review
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Baseball Standings and Results in Pacific Coast League
Yesterday's results show San Francisco 5 San Diego 0 and Oakland 6 Los Angeles 3 as Sacramento and San Francisco both post wins. Standings list Sacraments 33 566, Seattie 35 and multiple teams bidding for positions. Tonight's games include San Diego at Sacramento and Oakland at Francisco among others.
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Acorns Sweep Los Angeles In Double Bill Triumph
Industrious Jay Ragni and Augie Galan powered the Acorns to a doubleheader sweep of Los Angeles. Galan homered to salvage the opener, while Ragni pitched and drove in key runs as Oakland rose from sixth to fourth. Bert Haas and Stan Hack protested a play, but Ragni sealed the nightcap with a late rally. Sacramento visits next for a five-game, three-day set starting Friday with a doubleheader to make up an April 24 postponement.
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Bob Law
Jay Ragni
Augie Cralan
Oakland
Acorns
Los Angeles
Mel Olt
Bill Ayers
San Diego
Emeryville
Galan
Berksleyan
JL Wis Roeni
Rapp Power Rapp
Bert Haas
Ed Chandler
Bil Talbot
Oaks
Herman Besse
Averay
Leon Brinkopi
Besse
Pete Pavlick
Pavlick
Hill Jennings
Brinkopf
Angeleno
John Yours
Stan Hack
Ordors
Dennings
Piper Davis
Ragni
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Jennings
Ralph Hamner
Lass
Harner
Charlie Bishop
Heliefer
Angels
Earl Harrist
Angel
Fred Baczewski
Duczabow
Baczewski
Dix
Hamner
Buczakow
Jenning
Sacramento
San Leandro Beats Hayward 13 to 8 in Slugfest
LEONARD BELSON reports San Leandro Post 117 defeated Hayward Post 68 13 to 8 in a slugging game. The next day the locals fell 8 to 3 to the National American Legion champions, Capt. Bill Erwin Post, in a competitive, non discardable contest.
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Leonard Belson
Hayward Post
Legion Hoya
San Leandro
Hayward
Bill Erwin
Seals Split With Twinks in Coast League Action
In San Francisco a 144 game grip by Joe Gordon and the Pappyr Gays of Sacramento falters as Solons drop opener to Sam Jones and San Diego 2 0 but win the nightcap 2 0 on Ralph Hodgin two run eighth inning single. Seattle sweeps Portland 5 0 and 5 2 while San Francisco and Hollywood split. Seals lose 3 0 to Ray Welmaker. First game logs show Creel and others. second games feature Davis win and Bevo Jack Creel curve.
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U.2
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Sacramento
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Solons
Sam Jones
San Diego
Cowmilker
Ralph Hodgin
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Bevo Jack Creel
Jim Davis
Joe Brovia
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Creel
War
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Rossi
Lynn
Kosei
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Ted Johnson
Toray
Welinaker
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Hayward and San Leandro Rally In Rough Baseball Tilt
In a high scoring start San Leandro led early as Hayward pitcher Duran found rhythm, silencing the foe with seven strikeouts through seven. Hayward’s Linnell paced the offense with four safeties while Thompson, Halloran, and Kleinsasser contributed key hits. San Leandro’s Lavel and Crawford collected multiple singles as the visitors built a late surge, but a late Hayward run total left the game tight and competitive.
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Tayward
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Ike
Duran
Howie Thompson
Gerry Linnell
George Sterling
Thompson
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Jack Kleinsasser
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Stengel blasts carnival on Chicago ball fans
Casey Stengel, then with the Yankees, warned he might pull his team from the field over a wave of fan firecrackers and tossed paper at Comiskey Park. He cited a Cleveland incident with a black cat and warned the crowd risked serious harm to players. He urged an end to the carnival atmosphere that he said marred the game.
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Chicago
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Endie Lopat
Black Cat
Indians
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Peylas
Piekde
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