Fresno Relays Classic Run Saturday
Fresno celebrates its West Coast Relays silver anniversary as 1,256 athletes prepare to chase world marks. Dick Attlesey leads hurdles and Robert Richards competes in pole vault with top rivals from USC, COP, and the San Francisco Olympic Club.
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Fresno
U.P
Dick Attlesey
WSC
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Robert Richards
Laverne College
Attlesey
J. Flint Hanner
Fresno State College
Art Barnard
USC
Drake
Don Brooks
COP
Downing McKee
San Francisco Olympic Club
Why are PCL scores low and fans turning away
United Press notes the Pacific Coast League offensive drought with four shutouts and multiple two and three run games last week. It highlights Sad Sam Jones of the San Diego Padres versus the San Francisco Seals and Lefty Allien, plus Artie Schallock pitching for Hollywood against the Sacramento Solons, as key matchups in a slate of low scoring contests.
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United Press
San Francisco
Sam Jones
San Diego Padres
Seals
Joe Orengo
Jones
Lefty Allien
Artie Schallock
Hollywood
Sacramento Solons
Bond dominates Berkeley tennis as Germond falters
In the Northern California Novice tournament at Berkeley, Suzanne Bond swept two opponents 6-0 6-0 and 6-1 6-2 to surge into the division finals. Walt Germond and Michael Giroux each faced a singular obstacle, while Hayward rivalries and local prep stars added color to the day.
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Walt Germond
Hayward
Ray Sampson
California
Berkeley
Germond
Michael Giroux
Suzanne Bond
Bond
Helen Castleman
Diane Tonelli
Willard Nixon Leads Red Sox Past Browns In St Louis
Willard Nixon, 22, pitched a two hitter and hit a first long homer to back Boston as they beat the Browns 2 to 0. Washington beat Cleveland 11 to 10, Detroit snapped New York’s streak with a 10-6 win, Dodgers edged Cardinals 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Yogi Berra homered for the Yankees.
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New York
U.P
Boston Red Sox
Willard Nixon
Sockers
Red Sox
Nixon
Lindale
Browns
Pavillion
St. Louis
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Dodgers
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Senators
Indians
Allie Clark
Larry Doby
Cleveland
Dalt Mitchell
Tigers
Gene Bearden
Yankee
Bearden
Dick Kryhaski
Hoot Evers
Yogi Berra
Peanuts Lowrey
Bruce Edwards
Tommy Brown
Preacher Roe
del Rice
Rt. Louks
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rosato
Lou
Washington
Wen
Claveland
Mt. Laws
U. Ao
USSR to Compete in 1952 Olympics
The Soviet Union, absent from the Games since 1912, was admitted to the International Olympic Committee by a 31 to 0 vote with three abstentions. Konstantin Adrianov, head of the Russian Olympic committee, pledged adherence to Olympic principles as he secured USSR participation in 1952.
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Vienna
Russia
Ussr
Konstantin Adrianov
Rebels Beat Washington 5-2 For Third Straight Win
San Lorenzo Rebels edged Washington high IVs 5 to 2 on the local diamond. Bill Hall earned the win with relief from Lies Clausen in the fifth. Key plays included Jerry Weber’s double and Gary McIntyre’s run-scoring hit in the first inning, and Massie scoring on an infield roller in the fifth to cap the scoring with Amador JV game set for tomorrow at Pleasanton.
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Bill Massie
San Lorenzo
Rebels
Washington High Ivs
Bill Hall
Lies Clausen
Ken Musco
Jerry Weber
Gary McIntyre
Chuck Keaton
Doug Scott
Musco
Scott
Washington
Ray Fletcher
Bill Sanches
Fletcher
Bob van Euw
Sanches
Ken Hird
Massie
Husky Jvs
McIntyre
Ramsey Thornley
Amador Highs
Jvs
Pleasanton
Gary
Depolo
ASR
Mus¢o
Haas Still Leading Acorn Bats and Ragni Tops Pitching
Acorn third baseman Bert Haas holds a 365 batting mark as the Oaks enjoy early success. Jay Ragni has two wins without a loss and also batted 16 times with eight hits, a notable feat for a pitcher. The Oaks’ lineup stands after last week’s games.
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Haas
Jay Ragni
Bert Haas
Acorn
Oakland
Ragni
Oaks
Irish Bob Murphy Eyes Fights Over Championships
Irish Bob Murphy said championships are secondary to earning money and fighting any opponent anywhere. The Denver native, real name Edward Lee Conarty, rose in light heavyweight boxing with Navy service shaping his ring name and a recent Eastward surge after six years as a pro. He faces Danny Nardico in Chicago and aims to lure Jake La Motta and other top names for lucrative bouts.
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Hal Lustig
Hayward High
Lustig
Lustigs
Prospect Street
Cal
Hayward
Brutus Hamilton
Harvard Graduate School
Chicago
U.P
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Edward Lee Conarty
Flagler
Colo
Denver
Navy
Travis Hatfield
Jake Ka Motta
la Motta
Hatfield
Ezzard Charles
Joe Maxim
Bob Satterfield
Barone
Motorcycle Races Open Here Tonight at Ashland Oval
Motorcycles race tonight at Ashland Oak land Speedway on a new oval half dirt half asphalt. Manager Charley Curryer says the five turns will create an exciting night as the track alternates surface. UC student Harry Pelton Jr. of California, last winner at Cow Palace, headlines a field of Northern California stars in the season opener. event sanctioned by the motorcycle association. Percy Bassett of Philadelphia is noted in a separate line with addresses and names.
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Oakland Speedway
Ashland
Charley Curryer
Cow Palace
Harry Pelton, Jr
University of California
California
Motor- Cycle Association
Laymen in 十elimination softball playoffs in Castro Valley
First Christian Church Laymen advance to quarterfinals by beating Ashland Dads 10 to 3 in Castro Valley. Lockerby Pontiac and Carnation Milk join the winners with decisive wins as four teams bypass to the second leg on CV and San Lorenzo fields tonight. finals set for Bret Harte Friday.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Christian Church
Eden Cardinals
Lockerby
Pontiac
Castro Valley Community Center
Ashland Dads
Swing Inn
Feed
Hayward Ymi
David E. Martin
Crescent Jewelers
VMI
N and M
C. T. Lindsay
Carnation Milk
San Lorenzo Athletic Club
David Martin
Bret Harte and
Bret Harte
Churchman Kerr
Kerr
Carnation
Habroh Fletcher
Lopezss
Morales
I’ Rettencrtub
Baum
Boros
Caldwaldrss
Ovo B.morales
Looney
Hanson
Oj Avila
DeLatore
Lucia
Schuler
Lindsay
Carmation
Sn Woos
Paes Highland
Abr
Hisbrhc Rochack
Judd
Abe Bkabroh
Fuentes
Dunhar
Koneeny
O'Drumeller
LowdenJb
O Johns
Augustiness
Palmer
Irvine Db
Lockerby Rf
Shortie
O!harrelsonp
Allertan
Ol Headler
Bennettef
O!rountree Jf
Schultzers
Hartis
Robinow
Hener
Ola Dor
Christian Church Ashland Dads Abr
Ol` Ebbage
PattonIf
Isords
Ong
Irwin If
OlFritch
W. Loucks
R.garciasf
Cowley
Areta
Hite
Ashland
Dads
Larsen Breezes to Win Los Angeles in Southern California Tennis
Ted Schroeder and Earl Cochell take the court in the 65th Southern California Tennis Championships aiming to repeat opening day wins by Art Larsen and Herb Flam while the field seeks another big upset and title bid.
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Los Angeles
Ted Schroeder
Earl Cochell
Art Larsen
Herb Flam
Oaks Trade Hamrick to Seals for Moran in Surprise Move
Veteran Oak infielders Hamrick is traded to the Sans Francisco Seals in a shock deal that brings Jim Moran as part of the exchange. Moran joined the club and flew to Seattle with the team for a nine game week series.
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Ray Hamrick
Oak
Sans Francisco Seals
Jim Moran
Moran
Seattle
Oaks
Five straight titles and eight records at ACAL finals
Richmond Oilers won the ACAL track title with 54 points for a fifth straight championship at UC Berkeley Edwards field. Alameda won the B division with 42 19/22 points, while Hayward led the B scorers and Loucks won the 330 yard dash despite a playful dog on the track.
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University of California
Edwards Field
Richmond Oilers
Piedmont
Alameda High
el Cerrito
Berkeley
Hayward
Alameda Hornets
San Lorenzo
Turner Stars
Varsity
Turnipseed
Halas
Eastman
Thomas
Griffin
Age
Charles EC
Noble
Keasley
Williams
Swalley
Turner
Abet
Brooks
Brown
Shaffer
Soen Oe
Bey
Harper
Harris
Moriyama
Schaffer
Ford
Falge
Ile
Braun
Love En - Purley
Stansberry
Tripower
McKeen
Dowdre
Shirley
Toffelt
Schwarty
Bushy
McKee
Tucker
Whitehurst
Taher
Gary
Grav
Torsteph
Coakley
Jackson
Bia
Purine
Elmore
Reed
McKea
McGranahan
Berkaleys
Alameda
Richmond
Gill
Loncke
Lasarte
Shephard
Aig Heerematen
Huakles
Upshaw
Reinikke
Igo Low HI Roy
Ayr
Willer
Hall
Gabbard
Waiken
Jari
Jolson
Baker
Gitehell
Haywaed
Tanenvan
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Hayward Area
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Major League Baseball
Whitey Lockman
NY Giants
Lockman
Cincinnati Red
Connie Ryan
Whitey
Ryan
Dick Kryhoski
Detroit Tiger
Red Rolfe
Yanks
Dick Wakefield
Cliff Chambers
Braves
Hayward Grad
Dave Shade
Charleston
W. V
Rob ‘Pundberg
Rockport
Sportsmans Digest
Kai Skarp
Nevel Ory
Acme
Rouson
Ragat
Peat
Christopher
Padgett
Galan
Ut Az
Jennings
Davis
Marshall
Hamrick
Udl
Lamanne
Pavlick
Malone
Duezahou
Bailey
Ayers
OL Lopez
Nelson
Ant
Zachary
Burkhart
Holme
Champis
East
Harry Mathews
Joe Rindone
Danny Nardico
Nick Barone J
Miami Beach
Percy Bassett
Charley Riley
Portland
Sacramento
ATA
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San Diego
Lion
Wood
Schallock
Sacramento Benton
Hally- Los Angeles
Spicer
Helsar
Larsen
Herby Turner
Bill Braun
Love
Purley
Wayne Loucks
Loucks
Rudy Brooks
Gary Elmore
John Reinikke
Gil Brooks
Leo Clarke
Millard Burr
Watkins
Clarke
Jim Thomas
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