Area Softball Miller Blasts Air Guard Win
Miller drives a four run blast in a 8 to 4 victory as the 44th Fighters beat Pillay Manufacturing in A-2 league play on Castro Valley diamond. Arribas started the rally with the first pitch offering and Levins and other teammates added extra-base hits.
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Ming
Pillay Manufacturing Company
Castro Valley
Ed Arribas
Initiel
Dirst
Ford
Levins
Leaders Sweep In 800 League Night
Hayward bowling results show A & J Pinballs Nancy Ma jors remaining strong by sweeping L & L Distributors and Times Donut Shop. High games included G Duntle 197 and Sam Drapich 642 series. Lidl Distributors Charles Syhof 202 and 504. Times Donut Shop Hal Bonham 181 and 491. Marshall Meats Jerry DeMersa 192 and 642.
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Nancy Majors
Hayward
L & L Distributors
Trayward Dury
Weslyaga Chemical
Supreme Meats
Marshall
G Duntle
A. Tmof
Sam Drapich
Charles Syhof
Lidl Distributors
Les Mans
Wistvaco Chemical
Barney Macidlek
Hal Bonham
Times Donut
Bart Byron
Nancy Motors
Prank Milk
Marshall Meating
Jerry DeMersa
Suprame Meats
Bcratcic League
Wesulis
Four Men Against Field as National Open Golf Begins
Four players Ben Hogan Johnny Locke Sammy Snead and Jim Vertuday lead the field as the National Open opens at Oakland Hills. Hogan Locke Snead and Vertuday are viewed as the men others must beat while course setup favors precise driving and mid fairway accuracy. Snead has shot two under par 68 recently and seeks another strong Open showing on the Oakland Hills layout attempting to match Ralph Guldahl’s 1937 record at the course.
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Skirmingham
Mich
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Ben Hogan
Jobhiy Locke
Sammy Sneyd
Jim Ver Tuday
Hugin
Oakland Hills
Socad
Sammy
Hagan
Snead
Uyis Wees
Phat
Ralph Guldahl
Dear Editor Why Don’t You Features In The Review
A fragmentary note questions the paper's features and sections such as Iftle Sport Sportsman's Vigest and Spoltarer. It hints at contributors and content areas within The Review but lacks full details or context.
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PCC Relaxes Ban On Video Grid Penn Faces Ivy Setbacks
EW YORK UP The University of Pennsylvania suffered three setbacks over its plan to televise home football games. Princeton and Dartmouth said they would not play Penn if TV rights required NCAA permission. The NCAA declined Penn's invitation to bring the dispute to mediation. Cornell and others faced similar resistance from Ivy colleagues. Penn's eligibility for a race and rowing events was also in question as the Marietta meeting broke up without a ruling. The PCC followed NCAA rules, dropping a flat ban on television coverage for the football schedule.
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Seth Aorta
Buttle
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Dartmouth
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Philadelphia Schodnsists
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Franklinfield
Philadelphia
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Roaferener
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Louis Savold Heavyweight Bout Postponed In New York
Historic heavyweight clash at Polo Grounds delayed after weigh in as Joe Louis and Lee Savold prepare for a title heavy contest. Louis, 87 pro bouts, favored to win amid strong demand and potential $100 000 gate. Savold seeks a surprise upset against the American icon in a bout watched by boxing officials and fans despite weather and scheduling uncertainties.
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Joe Louis
Lee Bavold
Uvalil
Rahi
Interneafional Boxing Club
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Savold
Anmally
New York
Polo Grounds
Frotuiles
Savales
Thet Park
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Louis Wats
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Baxard
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Gincinnati
Norris
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Englewood
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Lee
Savald
Sarkton
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Shen Joe
Beeaise
Eohivsty
Amber
Jost Bubwo
Max Schmeling
Coast Follows NCAA Ruling on TV Football Televise Policy
Spokane based Coast Conference votes to follow NCAA rules for televised football games after initial ban. The NCAA allows experimental telecasts of selected contests, with 60 percent of receipts to the NCAA committee studying ticket impact. California Bears’ athletic director says he will consult before deciding on canceling a Penn game.
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Spokane
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National
Athloity Association
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PCG
PCC
F. C. Willett
University of Southeen California Lavwly
University of Pennsylvan
U. S Attorney General
Willett
Justice Department
California Bears
Penn
Celobuy
Sair
Wildlife Board Back Action Soon on Warm-water Angling
Wildlife board in Sacramento revived activity after a dormant period and faces funding constraints. Four demands from warm-water anglers prompted renewed focus on trout and related angling issues. The board rehired consultant Gordon to guide the program, despite past constitutional doubts, with plans contingent on additional funds and legislative support.
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Wildlife Board
California
Sacramento
Sith Gordon
Pennstyvaaia
Willife Board
Special Antelope Hunt Planned in Modoc Ligsen Areas
California officials announce an every other year antelope hunting policy for a limited season from September 7 to 10 in Modoc and Lassen counties. About 50 to 400 bucks are expected to be harvested from a herd of around 4500 antelopes, with 100 antelopes live trapped and released for restocking nearby.
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California
Anon
Hyavssio
Modoc
Ligsen
Mit
Sportmans Calendar shows hunting and fishing rules by region
The Division of Fish and Game outlines general hunting and fishing regulations for California. Trout season ends October 21 with bag limits of 15 and area specifics for Lake Merced and San Francisco County. Ocean fishing has no closed season with varied species and limits, grunion may be taken by hand in surf, jack rabbits have a limit of one per certain counties, with other details fragmented and partially unclear.
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Division of Fish and Game
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Spontemen
Lake Merced
San Vraneiscn
Gunesse
Bucks Lake
Pinus County
Ocean Fish
Pacific Ocean
Corbina
Lingeord
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Ageregale
Fish-Game Division Plants More Trout in California Lakes
The Fish and Game Division plans to stock over 2.5 million trout in 570 lakes from Kings Canyon to the Marble Mountains via aerial planting. Three to five inch brook and rainbow trout will be released from planes at 250 to 800 feet. The Tahoe hatchery will supply 1,825,000 fish for the Desolation Valley area as Operation Living Fish winds down by August.
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California
Surra Lakes
Kings Canyon National Park
Fresno County
Marble Mountains
Siskiyou
Tahoe Hatchery Fort
Taehav-Desolation Valley
Living Fisi
Antlerless Hunt Hearing Set in July at Lassen-Plumas Areas
Public hearing on a proposed antlerless deer season for Lassen and Plumas counties moved from June to July at the request of California sportsmen. Fish and Game Commission member Paul Denny will report the hearing outcome at the July 20 San Francisco meeting. The plan, involving 2,500 total permits and a $5 fee, aims to reduce deer numbers due to forage depletion and range stress.
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Paul Denny
Siskiyou
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Susiaville
Denny
San Francisco
George 5. Difawi
Sarita
Nevada In and Game Commission
Chibiternia Division of Fish and Cie
U.S. Forest Service
Mederal Bureau of Land Management
Pla
Nevada
Lassen
Plumas
Fish Violator to Face Jury Trial on Three Counts
Fraser of Wards Island will face a jury trial June 20 on three counts of violating state fish and game law by illegal retting a striped bass in the Sant Tonquin river. Bail set at $1,000 by Judge Barry G McDermott of O'Noakt Township. Officers report the violator lacked valid tackle license and season permits.
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Pat Fraser
Wards Island
Barry G McDermott
O'Noakt Town
Arry
Raishing
Poor Pads Bedazzled Davis Hits as Ayers Hurls Acorns
Oakland tops San Diego 8 0 in the opener as Davis belts two home runs driving in five and Ayers earns his second shutout in three starts. Pavlick and Jennings collect three singles each, while Kerrigan suffers a knee injury delaying a Padres rally. Padres manage seven hits but fail to score, ending a four shutout streak by the visitors.
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Bob Law
Oakland
San Diego
Menight
Papel Davis
Bil Ayers
Padres
Davis
Ayers
Earl Harrist
del Baker
Guy Fletcher
San Francisco
Georgia
Los Angeles
Andres
Gerous
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Inc
Bob Kerrigan
Pete Pavlick
Bill Jennings
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Seond
Wabby Wilson
Kerrigan
Pavlick
Eddie Malone
Jennings
Earl Rapp
Wilks
Miller
Oak
Whurman
Joe Rowell
Stanon
Loyd
Christopher Ielt Turker
Jack Graham
Jim Tabar
SAN Dirco
Dodgers Win Ninth Straight as Roe Leads Brooklyn Victory
Dodgers extend their winning streak behind Preacher Roe in a 6 to 2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Gil Hodges hits a pair of homers as the Dodgers maintain pressure on the pennant race. The White Sox roll past the Senators 3 to 0 while other AL and NL games shift standings.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Roe
Robinson
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Hodges
Tiabe Nuth
Ruth
Stan Musinch
Carl Purilla
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Detrait
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Cubs
Monte Irvin
Bower
Allen Getel
Bob Scheffing
Ciney
Braves
Cliff Chambers
Nitsas
Sid Gordon
Johnny Sain
Onstaight
Sacs Beat LA On Over time
Sacs beat Los Angeles 6 to 4 in ten innings as Bob Boyd and Marty hit doubles for the Seals who tied the game in the ninth on a run driven by Ken Kolter and Jerry Scala. Don Dempsey started for the Sacs and allowed five runs while Hector Brown struggled for the Beavers as Seattle moved closer to first division with a 4 to 1 win over Portland.
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Ute
Martin
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Ehureh
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Seals
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