Local Trackmen Run Tomorrow In NCS Events
Hayward varsity and B ringermen head to California's North Coast Section meet for an elite campus meet. ACAL finals at Edwards Field last Friday earned berths to the squad. defending Hayward hope to challenge Northern California prep stars led by Bill Broun Dick Dailey Garr Elmore and the Varsity 880 relay quartet of Piercy, Hicks, Rennike and Farrar. Other entrants include Welvin Stroud, Don Mating and Larry Lambert in key events as the squad pursues top honors in Los Angeles later this spring.
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Coast Track Marks Are Under Assault
Pacific Coast conference track and field marks show multiple records threatened this season with nine 1942 heat marks surpassed last weekend. Washington State’s Clint Richardson ran 220 in 21.5, Phil Matson 4:19.65 mile, and Ken Margen 1 82.69 in the 880. Bruce Sweeney clocked 14.7 in high hurdles and 24.0 in lows, while Eric Roberts and Eric Widenfell pushed the high jump near 6 feet 4 inches. Southern division star Jack Davis ran 720 hurdles in 14.2 and USC’s Jitty Lea posted 440 in 43.8. Lon Spurrier of California clocked 1.33 in the 430 hurdles. Other season bests include Bil Fell of Oregon at 4.7 in the 100, Rod Richard of UCLA, Bob Magee of Stanford, and Dala George of California at 208 in the 440.
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Golfers Tee Off Today in $10,000 Open
White Sulphur Springs, Va. Thirty seven of the nation's top professionals begin the $10,000 Greenbrier open with Sammy Snead as host and defending champion. Snead, Augusta Masters winner, is among the strongest favorites as rivals note his calm under pressure and current television commitments. Notables in the field include Bobby Locke Jam Fer Tong Ford Claude Harmon George Fain Dave Douglas Furgol Vir Ghezzi Palmer Toney Pen Sec Ai Gene Sarszen Jim Tucnesa Aan Laski Shelly Mayfield Al Besse link Julius Baros Bob Hamilton Gene Kunes Dick Mayer and Jimmy Thompson.
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Softball Play Starts Tonight in Hayward District Action
Softball openers roll tonight across the Hayward Area Recreation district with B C I and 1-2 circuits. A slate includes Lockerby Pentiac versus San Lorenzo Seraphs at Davie E. Martin, Daily Review meeting Ashland Dads, Bill Coady Post against Neu Market, and GC. T. Tindgay versus Eddie's Cocktail Lounge. Six games planned, 7:18 opening pitches, three leagues midriffers.
Boat Regatta This Weekend in Oakland
Oakland hosts the annual Snail Boat Regatta championship on Lake Merrill as part of the city’s centennial celebrations. Twenty clubs from Northern California are expected to race on Sunday with Saturday events featuring registration at 10 a.m. and races starting 1 30 p.m. Local ceremonies and trophy presentations will follow at Fishermen's Pier and Jack London Square.
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Trainer Dies in California At 56
In Inglewood California trainer John E Daniels a well known figure in thoroughbred racing and a former jockey has died at age 56. The passing removes a familiar presence from the sport where he had long been a respected trainer.
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Perfect 300 bowler Ed McFarland shines in Hayward
Ed McFarland, 41, Hayward resident and roofing company owner, threw a 300 game at the Hayward bowl. The veteran bowler, who recovered from a shoulder operation in February, added a 203 and 225 to close the day, boosting his 195 average with a landmark performance in a town league.
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Davey Beats Vejar in Key Welterweight Tilt for Title Push
Chuck Davey dominated Chico Vejar with a left hand power surge, flooring Vejar four times and delivering decisive blows in a one sided 1 round decision. Davey credited Lew Tendler for coaching the upgraded punch power that carried him to victory and near title contention. Vejar fought back but the left hand to the body proved decisive as Davey improved to 82 career wins.
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Expect Carter To Keep Crown In Mexico Title Bout
Jimmy Carter sits as favorite to retain the lightweight crown against Laura Balat in Monterey, Mexico, next Wednesday at Olympic Auditorium. Salas showed strength in their prior bout, but Carter’s camp predicts a more decisive win this time, with trainer Willie Ketchum declaring Carter in good condition and focused.
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Connolly Set For Wimbledon Contender Prepares for England
Beverly Hills reports 16 year old Maureen Connolly, the women’s singles champion, practicing as mother packs for England. After defending title in Southern California, Connolly to travel via Chicago for a one day exhibition before flying from New York to England for the Wightman Cup prep and Wimbledon championships.
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Shoemaker Agrees To Ride Conversion In Albany Finale
Albany report notes Willie Shoemaker, top jockey at Jamaica, agreeing to ride Conversion in Saturday's $30,000 Golden Gate handicap as the spring meeting climaxes at Golden Gate Fields. The article also mentions Johnny Longden nearing his 4,000th win with Tee Dee in Moraga Valley purse, and results from further races with Count Abbey and Half Moon Handicap outcomes.
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Larsen Wins Match in Southern California Tennis Meet
In Los Angeles Nolan McQuown defeated Herb Flam to reach the semi finals of the sixth annual Southern California Tennis championships. McQuown, a 30 year old known for power serves, led 4-0 in the decisive set before Flam fought back. Larsen beat Ed Kauder 6-1 6-3 and Likas edged Allen Cleveland 3-6 6-1. Maureen Mighty McConnally defeated Patricia Yeomans 6-2 6-0, and Helen Perez beat Uracyn Kelleher 6-3.
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Washington string six in row Jensen adds two more
In a presidential year clash, the Senators surged to six straight wins as Sid Hudson earned a 6-2 victory over Detroit. Jensen and Wilson contributed, lifting Washington toward first place contention while other AL leaders impressed. Hudon’s strong pitching and Jensen’s bat paced a broader league surge across the pennant races.
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Calvins ACAL hit parade fuels Civil War league race
Cal v ins Alameda County Athletic League star Willie Calvin leads in hits and batting, as Calvins team tops the standings with six wins and one loss. Berkeley’s Dan Musto close behind. Hayward Farmers show two top 10 hitters Leonard Belson and Frank LoVee, while San Lorenzo batsmen struggle. Percy Weber of San Lorenzo and LeRoy Strain of Richmond excel in steals, with Don Tanne a standout Rebel pitcher amid high strikeout totals.
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Hayward Faces Stronger Farmers In Local Baseball Tilt
Hayward fans host Appomattox to the Rebs of San Leandro in ACAL action tomorrow afternoon. After a four to two loss to league leaders El Cerrito Gauchos, Hayward aims to tighten defense and secure its first win of the season. The teams avoided previous chaos at the plate, though Hayward catcher Dick Halloran disputed a call on April 22 that could not have changed the game.
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Visalia Dominates Fresno in Easy League Win
Visalia rolled to a 6 to 1 victory over Fresno as Jim McDaniel and Nap Gulley drove in four runs apiece. Modesto fell to Santa Barbara 6 to 2, Stockton defeated Ventura 14 to 4, and San Jose lost to Bakersfield 4 to 2 in Friday baseball action.
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Richmond El Cerrito Fight for ACAL Lead
Richmond Oilers face El Cerrito in a decisive ACAL race finale. A 4 3 loss in the last meeting keeps Richmond from sole leadership. a win could move them into a league title as Berkeley Yellow Jackets and Alameda Hornets also contend for a share of the top.
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Oaks Play One Tonight Two Friday
Oakland managers plan a Friday doubleheader as a spring follow up to last week's big crowd. Allen Gettle, 2 3, aims to win again after a strong year, facing Los Angeles' Calvin Coolidge McLish. Hal Gregg, Ron Mahrt, FA Chandler, Basie Lade and new addition Ron Northey are among the key figures as Oakland plots another lively set. Connors nears return from injury, boosting Oakland's hope for a strong stretch run.
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Ex NL Umpire to Work in American League
Scotty Robb, 45, left the National League after a fine rebuke and resignation. American League President Will Harvin instructs him to begin duties around May 13. Robb, at home in Cedar Grove, says he felt low after Cincinnati and planned to focus on his printing business before this unexpected return to umpiring.
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Padres Win on Luna Sharp Four-Hitter Over Solons
San Diego pitcher Luna capped a 1 to 0 victory over Sacramento by tossing a four hit gem, claiming the best and luckiest paw in the Pacific Coast League. Thurman Tucker scored the lone run on Long’s eighth inning single. Other: Russell and Consom homered in Portland 4, Seattle 4. San Francisco outslugged Hollywood 10 to 1 in a lengthy 3 hour 45 minute game. Seals beat Seals 6-run third inning. Lindest tripped up. Holly wood starter Judnich homered earlier. final box scores follow.
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San Francisco Beats Hollywood in Baseball Standings Report
Wednesday results show San Francisco 10 Hollywood 1 as the top line. Odds and records show San Francisco and Los Angeles leading a tight league with Oakland and Seattle close behind.
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