Big Battle Puts Larsen in Win at UCLA Tennis Meet
Larsen of San Leandro defeated Kelly Stay at UCLA in a 2 10minute marathon advancing to face Ed Kauder. Flam beat Jill McGrath 6 3 6 3 while Doss over Dukelaw 6 1 6 2. Comady won her 11th straight set, and Huebner of UCLA split sets with Likas 6 4 4 6 8 6.
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Last year’s Linn Juniors Prep Team in Spotlight
The article notes last year’s Linn Juniors prep team, with Fullack Vaughan Hilencock and Bad Clarence Wessnay mentioned as nominees for an all star team. Plans include meetings of the Helms board with Bertivenn Getto to select candidates and a reheard initiation about Tamacre ul tat Hine. The event is set to take place at the Los Angeles Coliseum on August 7 with sponsorship from the Len Shrine of LA.
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What's Wrong With Farmer Baseball Team This Season
The piece blames poor fielding and errors for the Farmer baseball team's struggles. It notes limited hitting progress and restless team spirit, with tensions rising among players and alumni.
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Star outfielder Bernier aims for 60 stolen bases this season
Report cites Hollywood Stars manager Haney praising Carler Bernier as the league’s top basestealer. In four seasons he has 285 stolen bases and swiped five in a previous season, with the club emphasizing aggressive baserunning as the key to reach the target.
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HUNTING AND FISHING By RODD N GUNN
Rodd N Gunn discusses hunting and fishing issues amid seasonal limits. The piece covers waterfowl season proposals, bag limits, and enforcement actions, with references to California agencies and sportsmen groups. It notes debates over deer feeding and antlerless seasons and cites a controversy involving John Farnsworth and the Department of Fish and Game.
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University of Kentucky Denounces Judge Streit Picture as Distorted
Kentucky officials criticized Judge Saul Streit for a distorted portrayal of the university’s athletic program amid a bribery scandal involving New York figures. The university defended Heaveword and pledged reforms while asserting it will answer to the people and NCAA rather than Streit.
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Indians Beat Yankees as Gromek Throws Four-Hitter
Steve Gromek, from Hamtramck Michigan, pitched a masterful four hitter to upend the World Champion Yankees 4 0. Al Lopez praised the victory while Cleveland’s offense drove in key runs as the Indians halted New York’s dominance.
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Olson Stops Harper in 7th
In a seven round middleweight bout in San Francisco, Olson weighed 161 pounds to Harper's 153 and halted the match due to Harper's eye injury. Ringsiders praised Olson's punching while referee Finbree Hey Flaces stopped the action after an early knockdown sequence.
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Oakland's Gonsalves Claims Easy State Title Victory
Oakland's Johnns Gonsalves defeated Henry Davis of Los Angeles in twelve rounds to win the state title. The bout featured Gonsalves’s sharp southpaw attack and a steady series of head and body shots that secured the decision at the live event in California.
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Angels Hold Oaks From 2nd Place In 3-2 Comeback Loss
In a Pacific Coast League tilt Oakland edged Los Angeles 3-2 as Bill Moran took a loss, Ralph Hamner relieved, and Ed Lavillle hit a key shot for the Angels. Los Angeles pulled ahead early but Oaklands defense held firm with timely singles and baserunners to clinch.
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State League Pitcher Loses 1-0 On Five-Hitter
Modesto edged Santa Barbara 1 to 0 as Bob Daniels held the rookie Tom Palmquist to a lone hit after Palmquist worked five innings. The game featured a first batter hit, a home run by Jim Warner, and Ray Herrera’s sixth inning homer for Freena. San Jose defeated Bakersfield 9 to 1 with Jerry Casale pitching a four-hitter.
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Pettit Hurls Stars To Win Over Seals In Pacific Coast Tilt
Hollywood unveiling sees Pettit star as the Stars beat the Seals 7 to 3. Pettit fanned two and walked six in a season debut for the Stars while Portlands Don Aggert contributed a grand slam to pace a 12 to 2 victory over Seattle.
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Service Teams May Dominate Fresno Relays Saturday
Fresno relays draw service squads and college stars led by USC and Stanford. Notables include Bob Mathias of Stanford in multiple events, former Trojan athletes, and San Diego and Los Alamitos bases fielding strong lineups. The meet promises depth with Olympic pedigree and sprinters aiming for points.
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Bears Set for Fresno Relays With Strong Sprint and Relay Squads
California unveils a loaded Fresno Relays roster featuring Spurrier, Warwick, Timmerman and Sun Spurrier in sprint relays. Hamilton aims for open events with Turner and Blackburn in sprint and hurdle duties while Dick Mune or Lineau may join the fourth relay leg. Top marks include a 3108.9 in the 880 and a 1:58 800 by Wetzork or Hersh.
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Big Olympic Rally Planned in Berkeley
A Berkeley rally and Hollywood premiere are planned for May 14 to raise funds for the United States Olympic Games. Brutus Harti of the University of California will be guest of honor, along with past and present Olympic stars honored at the event.
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Stanford Sees 1952 53 Athletic Deficit Ahead
Stanford University expects a deficit of about 41000 for the 1952 53 athletic year with projected income near 511200 and expenses around 51605. Athletic director Al Masters cautioned the shortfall could force staff cuts and elimination of some sports schedules.
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