Offer To Play At O'Shanter With Ben Kagan Sam Snead
An offer to participate in the All-Americ golf tournament and World Championship on the O'Shanter course is declined for this year. The note mentions Ben Kagan and Sam Snead as potential entrants and jokes about language, expenses, and travel from Chicago. It also previews a Time magazine piece about Sugar Ray Robinson and his boxing career, describing his style, notable opponents, and upcoming title defenses.
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Tom O'Shanter Country Club
O'Shanter
Ben Kagan
Sam Snead
Chicago
Witch Thum
Time
Sugar Rey Robinson
Ray Robinson
Iocky Graziano
Robinson
U.S
Joe Louis
France
Robert Villemain
Villemisin
Gavilan
Tommy Bell
Ile
Gainford
Beale
Lin
Tyan
Robinsons
Jake LaMotta
Runyon Fund
Italy
Scandinavia
Israel
Sufar Ray
Handy T
Turpin
Young Turpin
Joan Stack
Stock
Holland
de Bruin
Joey Maxim
Ezzard Charles
Maxim
Three Local Bowling Leagues See Follow the Leader Play
Local leagues report a consistent follow-the-leader rhythm with Team No 2 gaining on rivals in the Village Mixed Foursome and Hayward Recreation League standings. High scores include Bob Ashley 202 in Mixed Foursome and Isabel MacLinnan 2 high game plus 92 dollars in Hayward HARD. Doris Veteran topped Village with 179, Eleanor Schultz 420 series.
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Ferther
Hayward
Acme Parts
Fritens
Chabot Market
Hayward Bow
Hayward Rug’ Works
T and Wi Cleaners
Bob Ashley
Tony Joseph
Ashley
Lee de Lima
Doris Hobbs
Unclear fishing outlook affects bass and trout catches
The passage notes that when a storm brews or arrives, bass and trout fishing tends to be poor and fishing in general is affected. It mentions muskies and walleye anglers claiming better fishing on rough lakes, particularly on Tuesdays.
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Pereno
UCLA Favored As NCAA Tennis Opens In Evanston
The 87th annual NCAA Tennis tournament opened at Northwestern University with UCLA as a strong favorite to win the team title despite the loss of 1950 singles champion Herb Flam and the Flam Garrett doubles duo.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
UCLA
Herb Flam
Anal
Flam
Gene Garrett
Pachenco Wins Maynard Par Five Club Title at San Mateo
Stan Pachenco, local contractor, fires a 63 net on the San Mateo Waniei course to win the Maynard Area Par Five Club President’s tournament. Alex Stewart matches gross 77 with a net even par. 41 players competed in the climactic first-year event amid ideal conditions and fast greens. Carlyle and Trent win closest-to-pin prizes. La Cara bella takes longest drive. Pachenco to keep the trophy until next year.
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Stan Pachenco
San Mateo
Wayne Petersen
Howard Sarunson
Landis Carlyle
Malen
Lake Chabot
Carlyle
Walter Trent
la Carabella
Pachenco
OB Mayer
Bunyard
Salvadorius
Kolkayia
Morgnon
Tiago
Slevenin
Carlyle Y Temies
Morgensen
LOS T
Bimekez
Willemson
Fernandez
Trrobee i Krull
Siva
Trent
Caraveilo
Ay Sanchez
Weaver
Magsea
Munes
Eppler
West
Serenian
Wimbledon Opens With Top Pros In 1951 Field
Americans including defending champion Budge Patty lead a 10 seed contingent as Wimbledon 1951 opens with the first round of men's singles. US players have held the title four straight years and five seeded Americans, including Larion, Flam, Savitt and Malley, aim to keep the streak alive while Australian Frank Sedgman earns No.1 seed before a surprise upset by Eric Sturgess.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Budge Paily
Los Angeles
Stax
United States
Art Larron
U. S
Sen Loundro
Herbice Flam
Beverly fiMs
Dick Savitt
Orange
Gardnar Maliay
Miami
Fla
Frank Sedgman
Eric Sturgess
Los Angeles Leads National AAU Track Meet At Berkeley
At the AAU Track and Field championships staged at Berkeley Edwards Stadium, Los Angeles Athletic Club won with 141.25 points, ahead of New York AC and Olympic Club of San Francisco. Notable results included Parry O’Brien defeating Jim Fuchs in the 880 yard rivals, George Rhoden tying the meet record in the 400 meters, and Bud Field setting a stadium javelin record. The event featured strong performances from USC and overseas squads with multiple trips planned to Japan, England, and Switzerland-Italy.
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HOD Lee Edwards
Berkeley
Kono
Bay Area
Los Angeles Athletic Club
New York AC
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Fred Wilt
Carl Stone
Copa Leip
Ink Ansty
Jack Davis
Jim Fuchs
USC
Parry O'Brien
Rob Richards
Lawson
J. Lewis Hall
Herman Wyatt
George Rhoden
Herb Makenley
Rhoden
Bud Tield
Stanford
Olympic Club
George Brown
Jim Golliday
Jim Ford
Drake
Charles Moore
Benet
Mal Whifield
Resece Brown
Japan
Italy
Teri
Pirates Rally to Top Leaders in Doubleheader Sweep
Pirates upset the league leaders with 10–7 and 5–4 wins, pulling from last place as Yankees trim the White Sox. Cardinals beat Braves in 14 innings while Reds top Phillies 3–1. Hodges hits three homers in one week to near Babe Ruth pace. Raschi, DiMaggio star in other AL games.
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New York
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Ffrom
Cubs
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Braves
Reds
Phillies
Chi
Yankees
Chicago
Indiana
White Sox
Boston
Dedwell
Washington
Athletics
Browns
Atomic Hunts
Gil Hodges
Larvier
Babe Ruth
Andy Palko
the Brooks
Gene Woodling
Vic Raschi
Early Wynn
Indians
Raschi
Abie Naynolds
Eddie Robinson
Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
Hood
Stranahan Wins Third Western Golf Tourney
South Bend Indiana. Frank Stranahan captured his third Western Amateur Championship by finishing the final 18 holes at par 68 after a first round 68. His opponent was 19 year old Jim Blair of Jefferson City Missouri as the test concluded at the South Bend Country Club.
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South Bend, Gnd
UPI
Frank Stranahan
Ireunce Young Jimn
Tom Blair
Jefferson City
Stranahan
South Bend
Blair
Dropo optioned to Padres from Red Sox roster
Boston Herald reports first baseman Walt Dropo, the 1950 American League Rookie of the Year, was sent back to the minors by the Boston Red Sox. He was optioned to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League on a 24 hour recall.
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Boston
Bateman
Walt Dropo
Beston Hed Sox
San Diego
New Leagues Added In Recreation District Softball
Two fresh softball leagues join four existing Hayward district leagues this week. Old Timers play Wednesday at the David E. Martin diamond in San Lorenzo with two games, and Thursday at Bret Harte. Under Teen opens Wednesday night in Castro Valley at 4 30 p.m. with all under-teen games on CV Community Center diamond Thursday and Friday. Members include City Employes, Cannery Workers Union, Amer. Legion Post 649, Native Sons, and more. Second-round play proceeds tonight in Castro Valley with B-2 and A-2 contests. The Daily Review awards Oscar as the A-1 league Player of the Week. winner to be announced tomorrow.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
David E. Martin
San Lorenzo
Bret Harte
Castro Valley
CV Community Center
City Employes Cannery Workers Union
Brownies Native Sons
Bohannon Dads Knights of Columbus
CV Chamber of Commerce
Amer
Legion Post
Trarvey Dolingon Cubs Native Sons
Marines
H and H Reed
VMI No. 1
Pillar Manufacturing Company
Daily Rev
Oscar
Magines versus H and H Feed clash in Castro Valley
In Castro Valley at 7 15 pm Magines faces H and H Feed in a football bout. Earlier No 1 meets Billar Manufacturing Company in CY at 8 45 pm.
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Castro Valley
Billar Mfg. Co
PCL Leaders Split Pair In Coast League Action
The Pacific Coast League produced a split as Seattle Rainiers held a slim lead over Sacramento and Hollywood and Los Angeles shared results. Highlights included Johnny Lyons on the mound for Sacramento with a seven inning win, and George Schmees delivering a homer and double for Hollywood in a 2 1 victory over Los Angeles. Portland swept San Diego in a two game set, while Beavers swept their series.
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Seattle
Rainiers
Ralmers
Rogers Hornsby
Ike
Islugger
AL Lyons
Sacramento
Hearing Gables
Harold Hector
Skinny) Brown
Sansage
Jeane
Mick
Hollywood
Los Angeles
George Schmees
Bill Malsan
San Biego
Padres
Portland
Beavers
Schmees
Rune
Hallywood
Ange Cuitcher
Lea Peden
Peden
Tod Davis
Moisan
Calcher HU Salkeld
Joe Brovia
Diego
Bevos
Sam Jones
San Pago
Oakiend
San Francisco
Sacrarmanito
Ie Strzamenta
Oakland
San Diego
ERIES
San di
Becramont
Boston
Philas Delphia
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Los
Chicago
New Oak
Sleveland
Détrait
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brookly
Cincinnati
Philadelphicaga
Aul & Fon
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
al Easton
Soaks Fly to Portland Acorns Split With Seals
Oakland Acorns travel to Portland for a Northwest stand after taking three of four from San Francisco to widen their lead over Los Angeles. Seals salvage the series finale 9 6, winning 7 4 after Oakland led 5 1. Al Lien homered for Oakland as crowd of 9592 pushes gate toward 21 660. Barney Sorrel subbed for Joe Grace and drew a key out in the final inning. A lengthy cushion delay paused play for nearly 10 minutes.
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Bob Law
Oakland Acorns
Portland
Northwest
Acorns
St-Kame
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seals
Oaks
Oakland
al Lien
John Nenezich
Barney Sorrel
Joe Grace
Pete Pavlick
Pavlick
Ryan I
Baseball Standings Show Oakland Victory and San Francisco Hit Parade
Oakland builds a 4-1 lead in the sixth as Cabcera, Padgett and Wilson drive in runs while Beluman finishes. San Francisco commands early with doubles and a Thurman two-bagger, as Dickey earns his third straight win. Hickory-like errors and large innings shape a high-scoring opener with strong fielding by Arie Wilson on defense.
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Seattle
Umps
Rl Rapp
Ed Sauer
Bert Mansport
Haas
Oaks
Rupp
Jim Brideweser
San Francisco
Wats
Charlie Bishop
Ch Vietin
Bob Thurman
Lloyd Hiltle
Middie Lake
Nini Ternay
Dickey
Lloyd Dickey
Ane Warker
Kapp
Qwalch
Arie Wilson
Oakland
Yan Don Padgett
Wilson
Jay Ragat
Lorenzo Cabcera
Tom Burnette
Hank Beluman
Loyd Christopher
Hag ' Grace
Bill McCawley
Errec
Seals
Abito
Francisco
Serrell
Ion
Wilgon
Bayles
Gulay
Tipp
Vt Bor
Hinas
Cobrera
Christanier
Toray
Feleiman
Aes
Ate Lake
Thurman
Beret
BAUM
Lions
Bel Guareio
Kb Buckhart
Manna Aewary
Votals von Abb
del Goerelo
Burkhart
von Tad Bid
Inglewood Handicap Field Named For July Fourth
The Big Three Citation Moonrush and Be Fleet head 14 nominees for Hollywood Park’s $50,000 American handicap on July Fourth. Weights to be announced Wednesday night. Sturdy One, a surprise Inglewood handicap winner, is also nominated, with excitement over a possible clash among top West Coast performers.
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Inglewood
Citation
Moonrush
Be Fleet
Hollywood Park
John Malavius
Sturdy One
West
Hayward Legion Baseballers Fall to Albany and Col Young
Hayward Post 68 dropped two league games over the weekend losing 6-5 to Albany in ten innings and 13-3 to Col. Young. Don Muste and Erwin pitched well for Berkeley-Albany beat Albany 7-3 while Dimond fell 10-5 as Erwin’s 13 strikeouts led Hayward. Alameda battered Oakland Post 5 14-1, and San Leandro forfeited to Campanile 0-0. Hayward’s Linnell Fraticelli and Belson had multiple hits. Col. Young’s Langford Beamon and Alfred led the offense amid four-inning rallies. Hayward’s season ends next Saturday against Alameda Post.
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Leonard Belson
Hayward
Legion Post
Albany
Col. Young
Berkeley Post
Don Muste
Bill J Erwin
Dimond
Dimond Chucker
Hob Byrd
Erwin
George Sterling
Byrd
Alameda
Oakland
San Leandro
Campanile
Tigor
Leonard Belton
Benny Fraticelti
Tor Treey
Dol. Young
Alfred
Joe Duran
Jack Kleingasser
Heyward
Griffen
Beamon
Charley Moore
Jett
Moore
Gilbert
Clarence Moore
Haywaard
Fraticelli
Darry Linnell
Langford
Hayward Tieer
Linnell
Don Siegle
Belson
Kleinzagser
Franeis Blackwood
Bertotti
Dick Halloran
Lutnell
Kleinsasser
Tieer
Strang Alameda Post
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