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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
17
Pleasanton fair notes Whee Hall ridden by Dick Beasley takes the feature race to reward owner Frank Gay, paying $5 to win while Beasley previously sparked bets with bold rides. Jockey Kenny Taylor suffers a broken kneecap after gate incident. hospitalized in Livermore, out about six weeks.
In a tight iPoursome race, ENZO George B Green clung to a perilous one game lead over Village Bowl Curtain Mart and rivals. Last week Construction defeated T and W Cleaners 2 to 1 to maintain their edge while Village Tire and Village Shoe Repair both suffered losses as Eddie's Cocktail Lounge climbed from last place with a win over Village Shoe Repair. Eddie's top scorer Jim Bush posted 544 while Tony Joseph rolled 621 for Tandy's. the league table remained unsettled amid team shuffles and historical notes on Buffalo and Portland club moves.
The column covers Terry Wilson winning a San Francisco City tourney junior title and his plans for a Tilden Park conquest. It lists final round pairings and start times for the Hayward Golf Club championships, plus details on the fifth annual Associated Home Builders tourney at Orinda Country Club with Conrad Rasmussen defending his 72. It mentions The Swing's the Thing member Adrian Wilson and Lorenzans meet at San Lorenzo Golf Club, with officer nominations and trophy presentations to follow at Hillview Country Club.
Los Angeles reports Wes Santee, a leading U S distance runner, weighs an Olympic double in the 1500 and 5000 meters but Kansas coach Bill Easton fears the schedule near Helsinki finals makes competing in both unfair. Easton plans to enter Santee in the 5000 meters while advising against dual races.
Covey pitched a no hit effort in a three inning win for the Golds over the Oranges, fanning all but one batter before a fielding error. Olivan also threw a no hit showing for the Silvers as they beat the Reds 10 to 4 in a shortened three inning contest. The Silvers then lost 4 to 4 in a double no hitter affair with the Blues, as Garner outpitched Tietsart in a tense early season standstill.
Wallen tallies 162 203 184 to total 149 pins as his Craig kegters pull even for the lead by beating Blocks Trophiss 2181 while Continental Dan drops two to California Pothon No. 2. Stars rise by taking a pair from Hernia Pottery No. 1. Ernie Lima posts 338 series and 228 line as others stumble.
Two girl swimmers from the Berkeley City Club depart for Indianapolis to compete in the Women's Olympic Games trials scheduled for the first week of July. The outbound team members represent early contenders for the Olympic squad. Local supporters expect strong performances from the Berkeley entrants.
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