Former Indiana Coach Takes Arizona State Head Post
Clyde Smith, former Indiana Hoosiers coach, accepted the Arizona State College head coaching job, saying the Sun Devils have a bright future. He replaces Larry Siemering, whose resignation followed unfavorability publicity over a player ineligible issue involving Matesic. Smith, 48, previously coached at Indiana 1948 to 1981 and played at Geneva College before coaching high school teams.
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Clyde Smith
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Arizona State College
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Larry Siemerig
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Athletic Board of Control
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Siemering
Ton Campora
Indiana
Joy Matesic
Ilha Hoosiers
Matesic
Arizona State
Edward
Matesie
Geneva
Ocoachie McMullan
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Record Number Enter Sunday's Hard-Top Races at Local Oval
Ashland reports a record field for Sunday’s hard-top races at Oakland Stadium as Bay Cities Racing Association plans 40 drivers in the 50-lap main event. Miss Oakland Centennial crowns Saturday, with Mayor Clifford Rishell present to award the trophy. Time trials start around noon. several supporting events and a 50-lap main follow.
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Oakland Stadium
Jick London
Bay Cities Raving Association
Clifford Rishell
Rishell
Oakland
Inelide
Hay Cities
Califfornia
Cuivers
Trout anglers brace for opening day amid varied conditions
California trout season opens with mixed prospects as storms keep streams high and muddy in some regions while coast and southern waters show clearer, favorable conditions. State wildlife officials warn anglers to expect ongoing washouts, road closures, and trackable water levels across counties from Modoc to San Clemente.
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Tahow
Danner
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Alma
Butte
Pillsbury
Modoc
Lassen Pluinas
Sierra
Nevada
Placer
el Dorado
al- Pint
Amadex
Calaveras
Tou Jumne
del Norte
Humboldt
Trinity, Lake and Enducina
Mavd
Patinak Road
Stirbina Ayuig
Stony Creek
Rand Shane
Fresno
Kern
Toul
Park
Madara
Alpine
Phoenix
Lagunitas
Carmel
CIA
San ‘Clemente Dam
Paul Heed
Imps
Mt AG
Gulls Map Fishing Grounds Across Inland Waters
Sportsmen note gulls signal fish schools and appear on salt and inland waters. Thousands of miles from salt water, Canada’s large lakes and rivers host many gull sightings.
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Canada
Pros Tee Off In Tune-Up for State Tourney
Sacramento golf pros gathered at Paso Cuaty in a 31,000 pro-am tune-up for the state championship. Favorites included Linyd Man- Frum, Zeri Ratan, Bill Nary, Jerry Barber, Ellsworth Vines, Smiley Quick, Brie Manti, and Paul Runyan. Art Bell led a strong pro-Am pairing, aiming to boost form ahead of Friday’s event. details on scores and pairings noted.
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Bel Paso Cauatry
Linyd Man- Frum
Zer) Ratan
Montebello
Bill Nary
Los Angeles
Jerry Bareber
Pasadena
Ellsworth Vines
Monihr
Smiley Quick
Brie Manti
Santa Monica
Kire Paul Runyan
Art Bell
San Francisco
Ich Robert Knutson
Sanico
Pebble Resoh
Eaton
Dave Stanley
Frank Toronin
Dol Paso
Sarem el
World of San Francisco
Virgil Shreve
Harthing Park
Aire
Viet Ne Otis
Hf Ree- Leng Reach
Women Golfers In Fresno Open
Fresno hosts the 35,000 Fresno women's Open at Sunnyside with 15 professionals and five top amateurs. Notables include Babe Didrikson Zaharias leading field, Betty Jameson, P.Berg, and Rabe Didrikson Dalyri Tarn. Zaharias aims to defend the title with a 250 yard drive on Sunnyside fairways as she beat rivals by about 30 yards last year.
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Fresno
Sunnyside
Penunbe
Rabe
Didrikson Daluiri
Pally Berg
Minneapolis
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Mys
Zaharius
Vktors
Belce
Miss Berg
Bowman holes out on 15 yard eighth at Miable Country
Mt Diablo Ter Bowman owner of Hayward Drug Company makes a hole in one on the 15 yard eighth hole at Miable Country course yesterday using a No 1 iron. He holed out with his wife Herret Judge T L Foley and Atty Law Lepeere as witnesses. Eddie Priedrichs Jack Holland and Bob Van Patton plus three other Tayward Area golfers shared in the champagne celebration.
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Ter Bowman
Hayward Drug Company
Bowman
Mi. Hiable
Herret
T. L. Foley
Atty
Law Lepeere
Eddie Priedrichs
Jack Holland
Bob van Patton
Tayward Area
Dando
Zowman
Derby Hopefuls Brace for Derby In Mud Or Dry
Kentucky Derby handlers weigh Hill Gail against a field of eight to ten rivals as weather forecasts threaten mud or dry track conditions. Gusting Oil Sub Float Cold Command Happy Go Lucky Eternal Moon Cannonball Brown Rambler Swanp and others project how the race could unfold if rain spoils the going or clears for a fast mile and a quarter. Trainer remarks note uncertainty, with Hill Gail favored to sprint clear if track stays dry.
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Sky
Noday
Kentucky
Hill Gail
America
Trom
Calumet
HI Gail
Bull Les
Cold Command
R. L. Mitchell
Swanp
New York
Jamaica
Pinter
Count Flame
Mill Gail
Brave Fox Seeks third straight win at Metropolitan Cup
Brave Fox, a seven year old sprinter, faces six top thoroughbreds in the $4000 Metropolitan Cup at Goldten Gate Fields. A Gleam from Cal Umet Farm won yesterday’s feature by seven lengths, paying $3.60, $2.20, and $2.10. Danae and Tonga followed, with Danae paying $2.00 and $2.10. Jockey Robert W. Baird also won aboard Haunted in the sapbd mealure race for two year olds. Haunted paid $3.10, $2.30, and $2.20, Speedy Ace paid $2.60 and $2.60, Fleet Kahl returned $2.90.
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Brave Fox
Gene
Goldten Gate Fields
Calumet Farm
Robert W. Baird
Danae
Tonga
Baird
Haunted
King Ranch
Speedy Ace
Fleet Kahl
Trotters at Mateo May 13 harness events up for purse
The 87 day Bay Meadows meeting opens May 40 featuring top trotters and pacers. Last year’s Ray Meadows champ Prince Jay and Freeman Hanover seek another purse push. Newcomer Scotch Rhythm and 1951 standout Kashapienty vie for stakes as Kashapienty, Sentech Spencers, and Power chief loom in lineup.
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Ray Meadows
Champlong
L.A. Camp
Prince Jay
William Larhenmaier
Freeman Hanover
Insmeet
Larling
Scotch Rhythm
Kashapienty
Durre
Sentech Spencers
Thor
Eaichater
Asques Geoiier
Padres Abuse S F Again Raining Seals Win
Fragmented game report shows Padres overpowering San Francisco Seals with a 7-4 result as Art Dallaghan and Al Bunton spark San Diego offense. Jack Salveson eyes 200th PCL win, aiming for 197 tonight against the Seals while O'Doul jinx looms.
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Jack Salveson
Pacific Coast
Salveson
Jack
San Francisco Seals
Acorns Rained Out Meet Portland In Double Bill
Oakland faces Portland in a postponed doubleheader tonight starting at 4 30. Pitchers Ghegg Pieretti and Greer open, with Hittle opposing Adams in the second game. Family Night returns tomorrow, with 28 Oakland contestants showcased before the 2 75 start.
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Bob Law
Oakland
Lio
Brick Laws
Lloyd Hille
Marina Pieretli
Ghegg
Pieretli
San
Mon
Johnny Bera
Parilane Wall
Oaks
Beavers
Rose City
San Jose Falls to Bakersfield in Cal League thriller
UNITER PRESS reports Bakersfield pitcher Clyde This dominated San Jose with a five hitter and a 9 0 win. This earned his first California League victory as Red Sox included strong defense and one double play. Joe Porter contributed two singles and a double for offense while Fresno shortstop AL Grandolis hit a solo homer in a 9 8 comeback over Visalia. Other games saw Cunningham homer for the Cubs and Shaun Barbara beating Medexta as Port manager Harry Clements drove in three runs.
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Seals Stadium
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Bill Boemler
O'Dowl
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Los Angeles
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Seal
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Duin Clay
Jack Graham
Jonn Davis
Lou Kein
Fayor
Zidich
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Young
Matt
Beattie
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Suds
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Imoré
Clarence Maddern
Balka
Fred Bzezowski
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Uniter Press
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Clyde This
Oay
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Tral
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Thomas
JL Red Sox
Joe Porter
Fresno
AL Grandoalis
Visalia
Cubs
Dave Cunningham
Shaun Barbara
Medexta
Bob Wuestner
Ermor
San Jose State College
Slyphton
Venture
Harry Clements
Dodgers
Chris van Cook
Carl Erskine
Betu
Cardinals
Reet Schtendienstyle
Guy Sturdy
Gerry Sliley
Phillies
Bubba Church
Cuthr
Mpilies
Hob Addis
Bob Ramazzotti
Church
Marine Air Corps
Ted Williams
Dizzy Trout
Red Sox
Gers
Gerry Coleman
Yankees
Browns
Williams
Coleman
Ball
Bobby Shantz
A's
Farry Wynn
Indians
White Sox
Senators
A. L
Shantz
Bobo Newsom
Attendance Off San Jose as Red Sox Plan Midweek Games
San Jose based Red Sox will shift to midweek day baseball to boost crowds as business manager Rob Itas announced yesterday. The plan aims to attract families and local workers while maintaining the team’s schedule at the home park through the season.
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Red Sox
Robitas
Spartans rally to beat San Jose State 8 7 in PAC standings
San Jose State shortstop Bob Graves scored an error in the ninth inning to enable the Spartans to edge San Dirge 8 7. A three run homer by Miller sparked the late rally as the Spartans improved in the Pacific Coast League standings. San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland also posted wins as the league races tightened.
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Sacraimento
Enatt
SAN Jose UK
San Jose State
Bob Graves
Tne Spartans
San Dirge Navy
Sid Jose
Aigoth
Ate Leltdakber
Miler
Biashea Lie
Iladepnay
Tokivn
Giants Roll Over Cincy as Williams and Coleman Shine
New York giants Maglie and Jansen anchor a strong early season start with 2-0 and 4-1 wins over Cincinnati and St Louis. Williams and Coleman star for the Marines in AL action as Detroit and Philadelphia stumble. The Dodgers and Phillies slump with poor mound outings while the Cardinals erupt for 14 runs in a 14-2 win.
Hayward Qualifiers Spark Local 952 Track Meet
Seventeen Hayward cindermen qualified for the 952 track meet at Edwards Field UC Berkeley as six schools vie for the championship. Berkeley led in participants, with Richmond Piedmont and Alameda also fielding strong squads. trials produced notable sprint and distance qualifiers and field-event entries for both Class A and B divisions.
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Alameda County Athletic League
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Piedmont
al Ger~ Fite
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Bob Hustar
John Rennikka
Bo Cowles
Piercy
Herb Turner
Alameda
Tuner
California
Erea
Wayne Loucks
Sacks
Don Farrar
Rennilka
Dick Dai Azevedo
Jay Hayward
Don Montgomery
Garry Elmore
Tichmond
Gary McCraw
Bob Morrison
Stroud
Brown
Fred Mattos
Welsvin Stroud
Lon Rountree
Larry Lambert
Dwight Weet
Lekay Poyis
Stroll Algo
Lambert
Track and Field Marks Fall in Pacific Coast Conference
Northern and southern division contenders report eight new best-of-the-season marks as league records near. UCLA’s Richard and Brown clock 20.8 in the 220 yard low hurdles with California’s George close behind. Idaho’s Kweeney 14.7 in high hurdles. Washington’s Kornberger 2a. O'Brien of USC 55 feet 34 inches in shot put. Tuess discus 12 feet 5 inches. California relay team 3 17 2. USC Loree Cax clears 13 feet Y inches in pole vault.
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George
California
Bruce Kweeney
Idaho
Dias
Washington
Eric Kornberger
Faury O'Brien
USC
Ata
Sim Tuess
Ken Morgan
Kerry Lincay
Bob Warrick
Baw Timmerman
Lan Spurerior
Loree Cax
Yachts Set Sail In Newport Ensenada Race
Newport Beach Calif an expected record 142 yachts begin the fifth Newport Ensenada race with Race chairman Bob Boyd signaling the start from the Newport harbor jetty. The field aims for Ensenada by tomorrow night as holders and trophy winners from last year attend to defend titles including Barney Huber’s DMaya Gale Ford’s Gale and Hal Ramser’s Antiqua among others.
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Ensenada
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Barney Huber
Gale Ford
Gale
Hal Ramser
Antiqua
David Common
Kelem
Robert Follener
San Francisco
San Leandro Plans Tennis Tournament
The San Leandro chamber plans a junior tennis tournament at Estanilio park courts May 7 to 11 for players under 11. Entry blanks have been sent to 7 northern clubs and shops. entries close May 5. Contact Mrs. Bess Fickert or Mrs. Mitchell for details.
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Llandco Chamber of Commerce Union
Estanilio Park Tennix
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