Hole-in-One Tournament Promises $500 Ace Prizes
An Oakland event runs March 30 to April 8 at the municipal auditorium with a hole-in-one contest. Over 10 days top ace makers vie for a $500 savings bond and other prizes. Volunteers include Ben Morsig and Larry Cappelli. Noon opens March 30, with varied hours daily and three shots for 30 cents, plus free-shot tickets at local stores.
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Oakland Municipal Auditorum
Joe Guisto
Chabot
Phil Newmeyer
Ben Morsig
Oakland
Herb Bowen
al Barros
Dusty Rhodes
Joe Ternes
Plus
Delton Fender
Marshall Hyde
John Matthews
Jack Miller
Ken Norris
Jack Dacus
Les Grant
Bob Burns
Clayton Russell
Johnny Taylor
Joe Kirby
al Gaeta
John Miller
Don Carlson
Bob Jenkins
Fran Goetz
Bob Allen
Mickey Parker
Golf Club
Easthay Area
Newcomer Bertolino Flops in Los Angeles Debut
Eddie Bertolino of Galveston Texas enters a dull 10 round decision loss to Rafael Hadad Carrillo of Mexico City in Los Angeles. Bertolino showed danger only in the first and sixth rounds, while Carrillo pressed the action but lacked knockout power. Referee Charley Randolph and judges Jimmy Wallace and Jack McDonald awarded Carrillo the win by six to seven points. Original foe Art Aaron canceled due to his father's death. In prelims Billy McNeece of Jersey City split decision Tommy Harrison of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Bertolino
Galaston
Tex
Rafael Hadad Carrilla
Mexico City
Sbertolino
Carrillo
Bertolina
Charley Randolph
Jimmy Wallace
Jack McDonald
Texas
Art Araron
Billy McNeece
Jersey City
N. J
Tommy Harrison
Wos Angeles
Paul Pargo
Lou Yewman
Pasadena
Calif
Lady Keglers Tense Chase In Jayward Handicap Series
The Daily Reviewers lead Chapman Furniture in a pivotal Jayward Women's Handicap League night. A sweep by The Reviewers could tie or win a playoff, while Chapman would rise or threaten first if losses spread and Bowlers spark a second-place surge.
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Jayward
Daily Reviewers
Chapman Furniture
Ines Club
Furniture
Chapman
Hayward Floral
Lucky Eaners
al Adams
Babalu
Winers
East Bay
Oakland
Quintetlao
Junior Geyer Shines in Northern California Junior Golf
Mont erey Peninsula standout Peter Geyer advanced to the semifinals at the Northern California Junior Golf tournament in San Francisco. He defeated Bob Gibbons nine and eight in the morning and beat Lloyd Barnblatt two up in the afternoon with a two over par round, after two early wins at Lake Merced.
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Peter Geyer
Monterey Peninsula
California
San Francisco
Geyer
Lake Merced
Bob Gibbons
Lloyd Barnblatt
Duel for First in Air Guard Bowling
Air National Guard League finals tighten race as top teams sweep. B Flight clings to lead over Engineers. Engineers beat Instructors to stay in title mix. Outcasts rally within one game of third, Base Supply rises to sixth. Stringer nets 422 for Base Supply. Singles and doubles on March 30 at Village lanes.
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Air National Guard
Keglers
Base Supply
Stringer
Air National Guard League
Engineers
A Flight East
Ummyy
USC Hosts Pirates Pittsburgh B Team At Home
USC welcomes the Pittsburgh Pirates B squad with Tom Lovrich set to pitch for the Trojans. The Trojans, down 9 to 3 in the seventh, rallied to beat Loyola Lions 11 to 9 on their field yesterday.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Pittsburgh Pirate
Tom Lovrich
Trojans
USC
Loyola Lions
Trojan
Phillips Oilers win at NAAU tournament in Denver
Phillips Oilers defend their NA AU crown as they crush Laramie 95 to 53. Oakland Blues N Gold and Stewart Chevrolets stumble against upsets as the field narrows to 16 of 41 teams in third round action.
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Denver
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips
Laramie
Wyo
Oakland Blues
Gold
Stewart Chevrolets
San Francisco
Oilers
Oakland
Des McPherson
Kia
San Francisco Chevrolets
Beath Arnuvity
Tex
Ond
San Francise
Vanderaviff Motors
Dallas
Graham Hoeme
Amarillo
Poudre Valley Creamery
Fort Collins
West Crist
Vandergriff
Los Angeles Kelbes
Dayton Air Gems
Delphi
Ind
Sioux City
Houston
Boulder
Colo
BYU Opens NCAA Bid in Western Regional Night Matchup
Brigham Young University, defending NIT champions, travels from New York to Kansas City to face San Jose State in the NCAA Western Regional opener. Kansas State favored in the other first round with Arizona, Oklahoma A&M and Montana State also slated for action as the field begins its march toward Minneapolis.
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Kansas City
Brighan Young University
Stan Watts
Provo
Utah
Cougars
New York Madison Square Garden
Davion
BYU
San Jose State
California
Kansas State
Wildcats
Arizona
Oklahoma A
Montana State
Bozeman
University of Washington
Texas A. and
Wildcat
Jack Gardner
Minneapolis
Municipal Auditorium
Oaklander RobO Olson Wins Unanimous Boxing Decision
Oakland's Art Soto was knocked to the canvas six times as Carl Robo Olson defended the territorial middleweight title with a unanimous 14 round victory. Olson floored Soto three times in the first round and earned decisive counts of nine, nio and eight. San Diego wins Tempe. Bill Loizeaux hit a triple and scored on a fielder's choice to lift San Diego State past Arizona State 9 to 8.
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Honolulu
Carl “Robo
Olson
Oakland
Art Soto
Soto
Nio
San Diego
Temple
Ariz
Bill Loizeaux
San Diego State College
Arizona State
Tempe
Aztecs
Sun Devils
Freak Dead Heat in Meadows Race at Bay Meadows
Nearly 10 000 fans witnessed a dead heat in Bay Meadows feature as General K and Redigal finished together in 1 37 4 9. Pari Cross bumped General K near the wire. General K paid 4 60 4 70 3 70 with Redigal 3 4 60 4 4. Veteran jockey Johnny J Longden rode three straight winners to take the Meadows lead with nine wins in six days.
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Redigal
Bay Meadows
General K
Pari-Cross
Johnny J .Longden
Meadows
NCAA East Get Trouble put Cats Win
NCAA East get trouble, put Cats win as Kentucky edges Louisville 79 to 68 in Raleigh. North Carolina State upset Villanova 87 to 62 while St. John’s beat Connecticut 63 to 52 and Illinois toppled Columbia 79 to 71 in New York. UCLA golf team beat Colorado 23 to 13 to extend its 19-match streak.
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New York
Rakish
N. C
York
Kentucky
St. John’s
Winvis
North Carolina State
Kansas City
Brigham Young
San Jose State
Kansas State
Arizona
Oklahoma i
Montana State
Washington
Texas A
Kane City
Louisville
Raleigh
Wildcats
Wildcat
Bill Spivey
seHow
Spivey
Shelby Linville
Wolfpack
Villanova
Illinois
Columbia
Connecticut
Sam Ranzino
Soph Bill Kukov
Ranzino
UCLA
Los Angeles
University of Colorado
Commercial Fishermen Battle Inland Water Restriction Law
Area sportsmen and commercial fishermen fight over proposed laws to close inland Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers to nets. Sen. Vern W. Hoffman backs a bill to ban nets inland while fishermen launch a weeklong holiday to organize against closures. Hoffman says the measure helps workers by preserving sport fishing spots.
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Sacramento
San Joaquin
Vern W. Hoffman
Acampo
International Long Shoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Hoffman
California
Wildlife stamps fund conservation efforts worldwide
The National Wildlife Federation promotes 36 wildlife stamps including the gadwall duck priced at 41 dollars. The program, supported by a large donor base, funds conservation and allows regulated harvesting of fish and game.
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National Wildlife Federation
DCI
California hunting and fishing rules update calendar
The Division of Fish and Game outlines statewide regulations for game and fish this season. It lists species by district with open or closed seasons, bag limits, minimum sizes, and special rules including night fishing allowances in certain districts and counties. Abalone limits and sizes are specified, along with grunion dates and general license requirements.
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Division of Fish and Game
California
Sacramento
Mono
Madera
Fresno
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Clear Lake
Siskiyou
Shasta
Madoc
Lake Counties
Valley Rod and Gun Club Hears Fish Game Report
Larry McNabb returned from a meeting of the organized fishing group to report on fish game developments. The club discussed regulatory updates, potential forage changes, and local angling conditions affecting upcoming outings.
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Valley Rod and Gun Club
Larry McNabb
Deer hunting talk warns wildlife must be managed
Dr. George H. Hart of the University of California urged ranchers and sportsmen to balance deer and other wildlife in range conservation. He cited open doe seasons in Modoc County and warned hunters to avoid scaring deer with bells as pressure on winter feed grows. He and others at the Castro Valley meeting stressed cautious hunting to protect cattle, with 190 delegates at Martinez council and calls for limiting commercial netting.
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George H. Hart
College of Agriculture
University of California
Hart
Modoc County
Fish and Game Commission
Martinez
McNabb
Ray LeBlanc
Sterling Ballard
Council
Associated Sportsmen
Castro Valley
Martinez Council
Francis Dunn, Jr
Hoffman
Lodi
Rep
Condon
Contra Costa County
Charles Rufford
Berkeley
Thomas L. Foley
Alvin Joseph
Dumbaron Road
Joseph
Rudy Lindhardt
Jack Wagie
Harry Branell
Hayward
Anglers urged to buy fishing licenses soon
California anglers were urged to purchase sport fishing licenses promptly to avoid the usual April trout season rush. Residents pay 3 dollars for annual licenses while out-of-state visitors may choose a 10-day permit for 3 or a seasonal license for 10, with non-residents charged 35 dollars.
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California
TANNER AND BEHRMAN ON MOUND FOR OAKS TONIGHT
Napai county town hosts spring training showdown as Buck Tanner and Hank Behrman start for the Oaks while Ernie Dominichelli Jim Russell and Teddy Savarese support the Seals in a San Francisco Oakland feud. The Oaks beat San Francisco 9 2 at Moyes Hot Springs and San Rafael hosts the Seals 13 4 with Mole Sheridan and Gordon homering.
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United Press
ST. Helena
Napai County
San Francisco Seals
Oakland Acorns
Trans-Bay
Buck Tanner
Hank Behrman
Seals
Ernie Dominichelli
Jim Russell
Teddy Savarese
Oakland
University of San Francisco
Senators Could Surprise In 1951 By Harris Vision
Washington manager Bucky Harris predicts a stronger Senators club in 1951 with pitchers Kuzava and Bearden, infielders Michaels and Vernon, improving from last spring. He notes good spirit and expects strong pitching to threaten first division, while acknowledging Boston as a tough favorite despite past seasons.
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Senators
Leoh. Petersen
United Press Sports Ediror
Orlando
Fla
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Indians
Bob E Kuzava
Gene Bearden
Cass Michaels
Mickey Vernon
Kuzava
Michaels
White Sox
Vernon
Cleveland
Bearden
Harris
Browns
Cellay Post
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Artie Schallock
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Paul Menking
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DelGrcio
Serrell
Gallish
John
Dayton N. I. T
Madison Square Garden
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St. John's
Ray Dombrosky
Dayton
Pete Bowe
Charlie Grigsby
St. Jehny's
Jack McMahon
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