Manufacturers Start Practice For Tournament
San Leandro Manufacturing Association members practice golf at Sequoyah Country Club for a Tuesday bie tournament. David Burnside, tournament chairman, explains the blind hole system to determine net scores. Prizes go to net scores only. A barbecue dinner follows at 7 pm, with dinner reservations via the SUMA office.
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Archie Moore Poised for Light Heavyweight Title Fight
Arch ie Moore asserts he will make the 1 3 round limit for next Wednesday night’s bout with Bobo Olson. Moore has been training hard in heat, hoping to shed pounds while preserving strength, while Olson says he is prepared to slug or box as needed with sparring partners brought by his manager Sid Flaherty.
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Broglio Sparks Ports In 7 1 Win At Salinas
Broglio, back from a tooth infection, fans 11 and helps Stockton Ports beat Salinas Packers 7 to 1. Mortaza extends CA League RBI lead with a three single day, while Fresno pounds Lakers and Jose Red Sox pounding Modesto 8 3 as race tightens near midseason.
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Area Bowling News at Hayward Bowl Summer League Standings
Readable sections show multiple leagues at Hayward Bowl including 12-1 teams like Tree Man Markets and Sheffield Lumber Sales. Standings list players such as Freeman, Mollison, Rent, Rodhussant, and J. Drapiel with high scores and series. Village Bowl and Midway Bowl host diverse leagues with leading bowlers and top series totals.
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Spooks and Native Sons win Heyward A league games
Eddie's Spook club and Native Sons won Heyward Area recreation district A league games at Castro Valley. Spook Club shutout Native Sons 1-0. Joe Lopes held VM I to one hit per inning, leading a nine hit attack. Nor's Market 0. Mattos Concrete beat Rocket 5-2. Merry Mixers defeated First Baptist 1-2.
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Redskins Set Training Camp at Occidental College
The Washington Redskins will hold training camp at Occidental College starting July 11. A charity intra-squad game on July 28 at the Pasadena Rose Bowl will benefit the Hollywood Boys Club led by Bob Reynolds. One team will be the Eddie LeBaron Western All-Stars and the other the Vic Janowicz Eastern All-Stars.
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Oaks Lose Besana and Rookie Hitcher Signed
Besana clashed with Smith as the pitcher defended his honor on the mound. Padres manager Bob Elliot intervened to separate them and the exchange ended quickly. Besana showed improvement since San Francisco, with a fastball and breaking curve despite one inning. The Oaks also announced the signing of rookie outfielder Sam Hitcher from Alameda, a 20 year old left bat who throws right and should help Stockton this year.
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Seley Horses To Campaign In Pleasanton Fair
Pleasanton hosts a 12 day meeting opening next Friday with James Hal Seley part owner of Los Angeles Ramny football team leading a nine horse campaign. Seley stable includes Indicator Irish Money Fugleman Mr Outside La i Channelle Prince Sirte Mandi Vote Hikapi from Hemet stock farm. More than fifty runners from Hollywood Park came for the rich purses at Pleasanton Vallejo and Santa Rosa. Jimmy Bidwell arrives from the south to join the circuit as a top boatsman and the Seley group eyes strong showings throughout the fair.
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Little Ledgquers Meet Oaks In California Expanse
Centerville Washington Township hosts a Pacific Coast League event Tuesday with over 200 players as the Little Ledgquers watch the Oakland Oaks replay the Hollywood Stars. Dean Davenport announces guests from Alameda County and Irvington. Teams depart at 6 30 pm by school buses for a parade at the park and introductions of players in uniform. Pacific Coast League stars will meet local baseball figures in a special night.
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Marion's Team No Girls Club Is The White Sox
New York report reviews a lively Chicago White Sox win at Yankee Stadium led by manager Matty Marion. The piece contrasts the Yankees pennant pace with the Sox surge, noting Nellie Fox and Walt Dropo in a spirited, humorous recount of late inning play and fielding misadventure.
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Cornell Wins Fresh Race in Crew Regatta
Cornell freshman crew surged to win the opening race of the intercollegiate regatta on Lake Onondaga. Cornell from Ithaca led Washington by about a boat length with Navy setting the free record earlier. MIT finished third, two lengths behind Washington.
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Nellie Fox Leads AL Second Base Voting in All Star Poll
Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox remains ahead in the American League second base voting for the 22nd All Star game. He leads Bobby Avila of the Cleveland Indians by 1,985 votes as voting runs from June 10 until July 4 with 7,288 Fox votes and 35,303 Vita votes noted.
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Mexico Champ Debuts in Hollywood Ring Tonight
Holly wood hosts a 10 round televised feature as Mexican lightweight champion Baby Vasquez makes his debut in the Hollywood region stadium against Pache Stocks of Cleveland. The 22 year old fighter carries a 34 8 1 record with notable wins over Ralph Pas Ramor Tiscarens Chu Chu Diego So and Miguel Burciese. Brooks, an airman at Norton field, has a key victory over Wallace Bud Smith of Cincinnati and faces Jimmy Carter in Boston next month for the lightweight title.
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Oakland Tennis Championship Opens at Davis Stadium
The Oakland city tennis championships began at Davis Stadium with defending champion Nick of San Francisco favored to win the men singles title for the sixth straight year. Co seed Carter led the top seeds, followed by Bill Crosby, Buttlar of Daly City, Nor-Syar, and Brovis of South San Francisco.
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Boxer Under Knife in Mexico City After Fractured Jaw
Mexican bantamweight champion Raul Macias underwent jaw surgery today following a third round knockout last Wednesday. The operation aims to repair the fracture and restore boxing readiness for the world class titleholder.
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Santa Cruz fishing report fuels weekend angling surge
A field report from Santa Cruz area waters notes spotty but promising saltwater conditions. Anglers report big lingcods near Dillon's Point and strong jig action for blues and red rocks, with many limits in Suisun Bay and Swanton Harbor. Large striped bass catches appear at Crockett and Downey's, while overall salmon prospects look favorable for the week ahead.
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