AAU Track Star Meet at Edwards Stadium Dominates
Notes from UC on the upcoming American Track and Field championships at Edwards Stadium. Star performers include George Hodgen Herb McKenley and LA’s McWhitfield aiming at Gray Klemmer’s 46.0 400 record, with many six foot seven plus jumpers and strong discus and shot put fields led by Fortune, Gordien and Anderson.
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Dick Doyle
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Stanford
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New York
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Hayward Softball Tourney Shifts in Second Round
Ashland Dads win B-2 league title and move up to B-L loop voluntarily while Marines drop to lower division. A-2 Native Sons face Lockerby Ponjeni at Castro Valley. Masines vs Eden Cards postponed. All games on San Lorenzo field Thursday night. Player of the Week to be announced tomorrow.
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Daily Review
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Bantam Ben Clinches Spectacular Open Victory
Birmingham, Mich. reports Ben Hogan’s stunning surge to win the National Open. After a rough start, Hogan rallied with front nine birdies and a closing 61 potential, edging Bobby Locke and Demaret for a dramatic championship as sand traps and tough conditions tested all.
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Big Par Five Club Tournament Sunday Extravaganza at San Mateo
The Big Par Five Club holds its first annual President's Tournament Sunday morning at 9 30 near Ly 18 foursomes will tee off at the San Mateo Municipal golf course. Guests compete in special flights with awards. low net wins a perpetual trophy if the owner holds it three years. A post event barbecue at Coyote Point follows.
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Stanford SJS Men Join 49ers In National Football League
Speedy Hobert White of Stanford and rugged Harry Beck of San Jose State signed NFL contracts with the San Francisco 49ers. White, a Glendale pro, earned three varsity letters at Stanford and averaged over five yards per carry, with a sophomore All-America honorable mention and a 75 yard 1949 SC run highlighted. Beck, 22, 5'11" 178, excelled as a defender and QB gain expert, while Keck's strong 209 yard game against Santa Clara marked notable college feats. Kovacs Wins Pro Title in Cleveland, ends with 6-2 3-6 6-3 1-4 8-7 over Segura.
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Los Angeles
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Oaks Sock Sacs Twice 4 2 4 0 White Sox win doubleheader
New York report notes Paul Richards shaky as manager but the White Sox sweep the Athletics 4 2 and 4 0. Lou Aloma stars in game two, holding opponents to five hits across the twin bill as Oakland stumbles and Chicago gains ground. Backs up by other league results with Red Sox and Yankees victories and strong pitching performances across MLB.
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Paul Richards
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Aloma
Ile
Bob Law
Solon
Emeryville
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Bill Ayers
Earl Harrist
Solons
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Paul Lehner
St. Louis
Ted Williams
Mel Parnell
Inniners
Albe Reynolds
Tigers
Gil McDougald
Jerry Colesmah
Reynolds
George Kell
Tackie Jensen
Youi Berra
Johnny Mize
Rainiers Take Two as Pacific Coast Series Opens
United Press reports Rainier manager Rogers Hornsby pushes Seattle players to perform or face removal. The Rainiers sweep Tollywood and Sacramento in a weekend series, moving their 1951 campaign toward midsummer with a 4-0 and 4-3 wins. Hornsby, noted as a stern taskmaster, claims a pennant in the season’s progression.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Rainier Ball Club
Pavifiy Coast League
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National Motorcycle Championship at Bay Meadows Set for July 1
Bay Meadows hosts the second 20 mile National Championship Motorcycle race with top riders entered. Promoter William Kyne raises the purse to 7500 dollars to boost status toward America's premier motorcycle classic, aiming to rival Indianapolis. Notables include Bill Miller and Bill Tuman, with entrants such as Paul Albrecht and Paul Goldsmith. defending champ Larry Headrick cannot race due to injury.
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Paul Goldsmith
Detroit
Sal Mateo
Larry Headrick
Baseball Standings From the Pacific Coast League
Standings show Seattle leading with 71 wins, Sacramento 93 losses, Oakland 40 wins, Portland 44, San Francisco 38. Sunday results include Beattie 5-2, Hollywood 4-1, Oakland 1-2 Sacramento, San Francisco 4-8 Portland 3-1. Series results list Oakland 4 Sacramento 1 and San Francisco 1 Parilarud 4, Los Angeles 3 San Diego 6-4. Tuesday games: Seattle at San Francisco, Oakland at San Diego, Portland at Hollywood, Los Angeles at Bacamon.
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Sooners Win NCAA Title Clash Over Tennessee 3 2
Oklahoma tops Tennessee 3 2 in a College World Series pitcher’s duel. Charley Pugstey delivered the decisive eighth inning RBI single, scoring Ray Morgosh after his two base hit. Jack Shirley earned the victory for the Sooners.
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Sports Profile Bill DeWitt Browns Proxy
United Press profile outlines Bill DeWitt a Browns executive and proxy who rivals a comedian in humor yet remains a serious team rooter. It traces his rise from Rickey office boy to St Louis University leader and Cardinals associate before returning to the Browns in 1936 and pursuing ownership by 1049.
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Pitcher's Duel Local Legion Wins 18-17
Local Legion defeats Dimond Post 18 to 17 in a late inning rally after trailing. Hayward and Halloran spark a comeback, with Pollock delivering the winning run. Sunday’s game vs Campani Post delayed. future date to be set amid erratic scoring and multiple substitutions.
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Regatta Leaves Flooded Ohio In Chaotic Race
Marietta Ohio hosts an intercollegiate rowing meet on a flooded river as debris hampers the races. Syracuse appears favored to host next year while Wisconsin’s varsity wins the race, defeating Washington by a length and a half.
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California and Michigan Out of Rose Bowl Elimination
Seattle reports that California and Michigan have been barred from the 1952 Rose Bowl under a new three year pact between the PCC and Big Ten. The agreement limits each conference to one appearance in two consecutive years and designates its top representative to the game. California had been PCC’s pick for three years and Michigan was the Big Ten choice this season.
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