Ashland Dads Undefeated 10-2 Highlight Linnell Award
Ashland Dads remain undefeated at 10-2 as Jerry Linnell earns the Daily Review’s fourth Player of the Week honor in Hayward Area Recreation softball. Linnell starred for Crescent Jewelers and Hayward 20-30 club, throwing a two for four night with a homer and a triple while guiding a 9-4 win over Lindsay. An engraved trophy will be awarded before Crescent Jewelers’ Bret Harte game at 8:45 p.m.
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Hayward Area
Mike Jones
American Legion
Daily Review
Oscar
Jerry Linnell
Linnell
Crescent Jewelers
Belleague
Jay Ragni
Oakland Ateras
Crescent
The
Beiar
Bret Harte
Popular Underteen Oldtimers Leagues to Start Play Soon
The Castro Valley Community Center hosts under fourteen baseball with indoor nine inch balls and 70 foot bases, starting this May 1 with entries at Hayward ARD district office until June 20. Games run Thursday and Friday evenings. no entry fee. The Oldtimers league for 25 and up offers exercise with no hits, no steals, and limited pitching, aimed at service clubs in the area.
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Castro Valley Community Center
Hayward Area
Ehatreet
Rip-Roarers
Castro Valley
Oldtimers
What Is a Sport and What Counts as Entertainment
An odd debate on defining sport versus promotional events runs through a 1951 discussion. The piece notes Moto-Polo exhibition acts in Oakland and Wresting as entertainment, not sport, while tracking debates on hunting and fishing as real sports and previewing the UC Berkeley 1951 All-Track meet, labeled the Olympic preview with notable athletes and touring teams planned by the Amateur Athletic Union.
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A. Ward
Old Forde
Mato#oic
Oakland Pirates
Peninsula Tigers
L.A
Glendale
Berkeley
Helsinki
VMI Dominates Lockerby Ten In Softball Showdown
In a BRADLEY area league clash, VMI defeated Lockerby Ten 6 to 2 as Morgan pitched well and offense rallied late. Harvey Johnson led the Harvey squad with four runs in an under-teen practice game setting, while Ashland’s Massie and Peters contributed key hits in a high-scoring session.
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Ashland
Dad’s
Hayward Area
Dads
Swing Ing
Jeff Hoss
VMI
Teague
Tirst Place
Nativsane
Lackerby Ponting
Casiva Vidley
Leagie Prarfice Oo Gaume
Iarvey Jumson
Motor Logs
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Swing Tain
Ashlanders
Massie
Pan Eora
Mica Ad
Lackarby
Ron
Hoth Taamen
Lockerby
Duarte
Ymi
Pande
Fean
Praieti Ino Gaute
Harvey Johnson
Iran
Moris
Soule
Morgan
Abe Ly Palnwrite
Naia
Kang
Polite Lockerby
Cole
Bet
Soultethy
Beuteleo
Shei
Pia
Partridgett
Phillie Fd
HiMeenemieay
Ub Schumach el
Mog
Ano Tohisaned
Ol Saatihned
Athlond
Almaly
Snake Bailey Joins 49ers After CFL Breakout
Morris Snake Bailey, CFL leading pass receiver last year, signs with the San Francisco 49ers. A 6-1, 210-pound end from Texas Christian University, Bailey starred for Edmonton Eskimos with 66 catches for over 1000 yards in 1949. He served in the Army Air Force, played at TCU, and earned All-Southwest Conference honors in 1947-49.
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Morris
Snake) Bailey
San Francisco Ders
Texas Christian University
Whil
Ers
Edmonton Eskimos
Briley
Mets
Carmela
Tony Morabito
Mers
Bailey
Canada
Hailey
Vernon
Tex
Army Air Force
TCU
Pennsylvanias TV dispute tests NCAA stand at PCC meeting
NCAA head Hugh C Willett faces a delicate line as Penn signs with ABC to televise eight home football games this fall and asks the Attorney General to settle the dispute. California weighs consequences of accepting a game with Penn, while PCC votes on eligibility rules and Rose Bowl telecast amid broader modernization talks.
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Spoiant, Waste
Hugh C. Willett
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
U.S. Department of Justice
NCAA
Americam Broadcasting Company
Howard McGrath
Wilten
Willett
Canig
Penu
Hamilton
California
Bears
PCC
Evision
Care Receipts
Wieloar Schmidt
St Mary's College
Stanford
Platasy Fens
Rey
Dick Bower
John Crowley
Washington State
Bill Pell
Oregon
Maxim to testify on drugs charge after Charles bout
In Chicago the athletic commission sets June 25 for Joey Maxim to testify if he felt drugged in his title bout with Ezzard Charles. trainer Al Del Minute and Maxim will be questioned after manager Black Kearns claimed he had no evidence of drug influence but said Maxim did not look himself, appearing half dazed before the ring.
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Chicago
Joey Maxim
Jminvis Jathletic Vmmissiona
Ezzard Chartes
al del Minute
Ian
Black
Doc) Kearns
Arns
Maxim
Charles
Tor
Less Bounce to the Ounce in PCL Play
Pacific Coast League games lean shutout heavy. five of eight Sunday contests ended 0–2 or 0–3. Veterans and rookies alike posted clean sheets as Calvert, Gables, Elliott, Wade, Welmaker and others contributed tight pitching. The trend contrasts owners views with the scoreboard showing a return to dominant pitching in early season action.
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United Press
Rabbit’ Bees
Paul Calvert
Seattle
Solons Stretch Lead With Win Over Padres
Sacramento Solons won 4 to 1 at San Diego to extend their Pacific Coast League lead to two games. Pitcher Big Al Benton allowed one run with nine strikeouts and two walks. Joe Marty hit his eighth homer, Leo Righetti drove in two, and the Solons swept the series 6-2 as Jim Tabor scored San Diego’s lone run.
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Sacramento
U.P
Sacramento Solons
San Diego
al Benton
Jim Tabor
Padre
Benton
Joe Marty
Whoard
Leo Righetti
Solons
Olsen
Malloy
Henton
Smith
White Sox May Have Rough Ride While Bums Coast in New York
Dodgers lead the league as Brooklyn prepares for a relaxed St Louis visit while Chicago eyes Washington. Manager Paul Richards mulls start options for Holcombe or Kretlow as White Sox struggle after a 3 of 4 slump, and Brooklyn’s Dick Williams returns from service to boost the Dodgers. Exhibition games src in Boston and Pittsburgh feature Hosar’s two RBI pinch hit and Dusak’s homers as Rochester topples St. Louis farmhands 6 5.
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White Sox
New York
Dodgers
Whit Sox
Brooklyn
Chieigo
Walang
Preacher Rae
Cardinals
St. Louis
Yankees
Senators
Washington
Paul Richards
Ken Holcombe
Lou Kretlow
Chuck Dressen
Dick Williams
Pirates
Williams
St. Paul
Gee
Richards
Chunky Conrado
Chico) Morrer
Buddy Hosar
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Ery Dusak
Wally Westlake
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Rochester
Red Wings
Howie Pollet
Lloyd Boyer
Cincinnati
Boston
Palladah
Newark
Ah Boaton
Waefrolt
Washlere
St. Langlen
Philadel
Dear Editor Opinion: readers want more sports features
A reader letters page expresses desire for expanded sports coverage on The Review’s sports page. The letter suggests adding recurring features like Little Sport Sportsman Digest and Sportsreel, and asks the editor to consider introducing more in-depth sports stories from the viewpoint of a former sports editor.
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Little Sport
Sportsman’s Digest
Sportsreel
Seal Hurler Tops Judnich Hits .372
Letty Lien of the San Francisco Seals leads Pacific Coast League pitching with eight wins in 14 games and 84 innings, 19 walks, 37 strikeouts. Sad Sant Jones of the San Diego Padres leads in strikeouts with 124 in 122 innings, nine wins, four losses. Walt Judnich tops hitters with a .372 average. Joe Gordon of Sacramento leads in homers with 20 and RBIs with 69.
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Walt Clough
San Jose
San Diego
Punchtess Padres
Ken Gables
Glenn Elliott
Los Angeles
Calvert
Veternan
Charley Shine
Seattle
Portland
Sant Jones
Sacramento
San Francisco St. Scattte
Tollywood
Los Gonces
Sui Diego
Oukand
Letty al
Inky) Lien
San Francisco Seals
Lien
Sad Sant Jones
San Diego Padres
Innnings
Walt Judnich
Joe Gordon
Secramento
Fans Wanted Louis Saveld in the Pink for Big Fight
Louis Saveld and Louis Savold prepare for the pole grounds bout with Joz Louis tomorrow night. IBC moves 20000 general admission tickets to 9 am and sources project modest attendance compared to 1923. Savold from South Fallsburg weighs about 190 pounds, Ex-champion Louis at Pompton Lakes expects 208 pounds. Bettors favor Savold at 14-5. fans protest LBC TV handling and ticketing delays.
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Yoli
Lee Saveld
International Boxing
Joz Louis
Pole Grounds
I. B.C
Madison Square Garden
Polo Grounds
Louis
Savell
Dempsey
Virpa
Trim
Sharp
Savold
South Fallsburg
N.Y
Midtown
Thim
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Doe
Evrard Charles
Savard
Lois
Southern California and Texas A and M Favored in College World Series
In Omaha, SC and Texas A and M top eight for the NCAA college world series. Southern Cal opens against Princeton with a strong lineup led by twin batters Stan and Hal Charnofsky. Texas A and M, after beating Texas and Arizona, seeks the Southwest title as Pat Hubert leads a 20 win season. Ohio State and Oklahoma also draw strong opponents as the double elimination tourney runs through Sunday amid wet weather.
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Omaha
Neb
Sunshine Belt
Tomarrayy
Southern California
Texas A and M
Southern Cal
Princeton
Trojans
Stan
Hal Charnofsky
Longhorns
Texas
Arizona
Darkhorse Springfield
Pat Huebert
A and M
Tennessee
Utah
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Weaver
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Featured
Sacramento holds a 4 4 record while San Diego leads with a 5 5 mark. Tonight San Diego Kerrigan 6-3 visits Oakland Flyers 9-2. San Francisco Dempsey 1-1 goes to Seattle Brown 4-2. Sacramento Cilloszly 4-4 hosts Los Angeles Hacker 1-6. Hollywood Lombards 4-7 meets Portland Ploretes 7-7.
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Bacramantea
Sa Biggs
Sacramento
Seattle
Bas Lodywood
Oakland
Sia
Portland
San Diego
San Franeisco
Kerrigan
Qaleland
Flyers
San Francisco
Dempsey
Brown
Cilloszly
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Shoemaker Leaves Sneed Stable for Bigger Ranks
Inglewood United Press: Willin Shoemaker, co holder of the 1950 national riding title, paid Mrs Thelma Sneed $7500 to terminate his contract, which runs to Sept 1. Superior Judge A A Scott approved the settlement citing diminished stable prospects and Shoemaker’s leading status at Hollywood Park this season. The judge urged Shoemaker to seek a contract with a larger stable as rumors of a rift had circulated.
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Inglewood
Willin Shoelalser
Hollywood Park
Thelma Sneed
A. A. Scott
Race of the Year Looms in Lehnont Stakes Six-Horse Field
New York report says the Lehnont stakes, hailed as the race of the year, features six runners led by Kentucky Derby winner Count Tuis as the favorite at post time Saltuday.
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New York
Count Tuys
Saltuday
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