Hornets Upset Gauchos In Berkeley Baseball Clash
Berkeley pitchers and timely hitting sparked a 3 run rally to beat San Lorenzo 3 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Dave Germann supplied early offense with a double and RBI, while Gary Depolo moved to first base and Swanson stifled the Gauchos with solid mound work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Lorenzo
Berkeley
Doughty Rebels
Dave Germann
Don Fogliatli
Fogliatii
Jim Lepham
Reds
Gary McIntyre
Jim McMatiny
Ron Foreman
McIntyre
Rebels
Rally
UC Beats USF in High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Wild pitching produced 20 walks as UC Berkeley defeated San Francisco 3 to 2. Tom Keough led the winners with a triple, double, and single in four at bats.
Hornets Defeat Gauchos 4 1 in Alameda League Showdown
In Alameda Courtly Athletic League action, Hornets topple El Cerrito Gauchos 4 to 1. Hansen and Harper pitched for Alameda, scoring bursts early to seize the game while Richmond edges toward the ACAI title as others stumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Cerrito
Alameda Courtly Athletic League
Hern
Alameda
Gauche
Richmond
Oilers
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Foreman
Acai
el Cervita
Hansen
Harper
Gaudins
Hawken
Broglia
el Cerrita
Berkeley
Harper Ai
Thompenn
Macs Roll Over Fremont in Oakland Athletic League clash
McClymonds stretched their lead in the Oakland Athletic League by routing Fremont 8 to 2 yesterday. San Leandro topped Oakland 7 0, Castlefont defeated Oakland 2 to, and Yech collected most runs in a wild North inning as Santos and Slagnaro suffered the loss for San Leandro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
McClymonds
Oakland Athletic League
Fremont
Achnol
San Leandro
Castlefont
Yech
Santos
Slagnaro
Joe Jacobs
ABC Team Falls 5-4 to Bowie in Double-A Debut
In Hayward the ABC announcement company softball team tro, Bowie-Bowie defeated them 5 to 4 marking their first defeat of the Double-A season. Portland's Frankie Austin struck out twice in the first 27 PCL games, after hitting 26 in 1950 across 167 contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
ABC Annoulance Company
Tro
Hayward
Bowie-Bowie
Portland
Frankie Austin
Longtime Football Star Turns to Harness Racing
Caticago profile highlights Lee Mosher a 32 year old ex football center who became Maywood Park harness racing track general manager in 1949. A Louisville alum and former Steeler, Mosher shifted from NFL to racing after Navy service, modernized Maywood, raised purses, and aimed to elevate it to a national racing status. He recalls early tagging along with his father at tracks and says racing got him hooked for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caticago
Faotball Center
Nan
Seer
Cousley
Tast
Clare Masher
Maywood Park
Chicago
Fonthal
Meywood
University of Louisville
Mosher
Louisville
Pittsburgh Stealers
Sbort
Bainbridge Naval Training
Statinn
Warnes
America
Pitcher Leads Richmond Win Over Hayward Nine
Richmond Oilers beat Hayward 6 to 2 to seize Alameda county lead as pitcher Jack Martin struck out 16 in a complete game victory. Hayward’s Joe Dusan allowed three runs in seven innings while Richmond capitalized on errors and timely hits including a Martin homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Oilers
Hayward High Fauser
Alameda County
Jack Martin
Oilers
Joe Dusan
Irvin
Ottoo
Blackwood
Dyer
Arounder
Tcross
Hayward
Jack Noonan
Halloran
Martin
So Ivre
Noonan
Herbgren
Nolting
Duran
Alameda Hornets
Buran
Malleiniy Martin Aul Hayward
Petre Theenburg
Castro Valley Sportsmen Admit 8 New Members At Meeting
Castro Valley Sportsmen club welcomed eight new members including Blondie Myers Hugh McClung and James Heil at a Castro Villa session. President Alvin Joseph pledged a free steak barbecue if 45 or more attend with June 10 set as target. The official attendance reached 83 with frog- feasting noted for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Sportsmen's Club
Castro Villa
Elo
Alvin Joseph
Sterling Ballard
Blondie Myers
Hugh McClung
Brading QC
Best
Harry 2. Zimmer
James W. Heil
al Hinlan
Les Rosenblatt
Ruttman Opposes Drivers Union In Memorial Day Classic
Troy Truttman a leading young driver, voices opposition to efforts by an Indianapolis Teamsters Local to unionize drivers in the Memorial Day speedway classic. He questions the Union’s plan to take 40 to 60 percent of receipts, noting doubt about feasibility. Manager Surmeny Ueaith of the San Francisco Seals has shuffled the lineup through a five week PCI campaign, with Thurman and Ratta starting in most games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Troy Truttman
Indianapolis
Rittman
APL Teamsters Union
Surmeny Ueaith
Francisco Seals
Tob Thurman
Len Ratta
Acorns edge Solons in seven game clash at Edmonds Field
Oakland's Acorns beat Sacramento 4 to 3 in a seven game series opener at Edmonds Field before 2100. Gettel starred on the mound with a key triple and two strikeouts guiding Oakland to their 12th win of the season while Solons trailed late after a balk call allowed Bockman to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wilson
Sacramento
Acorns
Oakland
Edmonds
Emeryvillers
Mr. O'Doul
Reading Padres
San Diego
Quks
Eddie Lake
Reclind
Abe
Solon
Joe Gordon
Lake
Gettel
Dillinger
McCormick
Addie Beckman
Sac Tamento
Johnny Gstrowski
Gottel
Sarramento
Schenz
Jorgenson
Goltel
Bockman
Solons
Boxscare
Homingersnes
McGracker
Ragii
Sehenz
Anberly
Geltel
Rel Chapman
Milne
Glynn
Sh—Neal
Grave
Tinchman
Gilbert
Wuwer
Loser — Grove
Grove
BD Grove
So—Geltel
U—Engein
Carlucci
Ange
Larsen Favored as State Tennis Tournament Opens
Berkeley's Berkeley Tennis Club hosts the state championship as Art Larsen leads 42 contenders in a noon start. Entries include Herb Flamsen Phil Seymour John Ricksen and Marty Likas with finals set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Berkeley
San Leandra
Art Larsen
Berkeley Tennis Club
Tom
Southern California
Bob Cul
Los Angeles
Herb Flam
Phil Seymour
Mill Valley Tennis Club
John Ricksen
University of California
Fietlan
Marty Likas
Tom Brown
Nadim Jlajjar
Lebanon
Northern California
Venals Club
Bears Huskies Rowing Test Highlights Cal Washington Meet
Berkeley and Washington meet in a three mile varsity row at Oakland with a ten mile opener and a three mile freshman race. Cal with four returning oarsmen and Washington with three veterans seek an Olympic year preview ahead of Worcester trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
California
Washington
Tianf
Oakland
Jay Gee Sells
Wipam
Fruitvale Ridge
United States
Worcester
Mass
Bears
Huskies
Ky Ebright
Husky
al Albrickson
Washington Irsh
Visalia Hands Ports 7 to 3 Victory
Visalia defeated Stockton 7 to 3 as Freitas endured his fifth loss of the California League season. Buddies Jones and Cunninghams walks and a hit by pitch forced in Visalia’s first run in the ninth. John Crocea relieved Freitas but guided Visalia to the win ending Stockton’s five game skid. Charley Beene led Modesto past Bakersfield 4 to 2. Larry Jackson pitched Fresno to a 9 to 3 win over Ventura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Freitas
California
Visalia
Cubs
Buddy Jones
Dave Cunningphar
John Crocea
Stockton
Charley Beene
Modesto
Bakersfield
Gene Pillard
Larry Jackson
Fresno
Ventura
San Lorenzo High Sports Notes and War Recap
San Lorenzo notes report three days of football drills for the 80 to 70 boys, with Chughes John McIntyre and Ami Lex coaching prospective players. Injuries plagued a Red Farmer baseball game last Friday as Masie badly wrenched a knee and was out for the season. Ramsey Thornley was hurt by a foul line drive. Gary Depolo laments Bill Mas sie's absence, insisting leadership could have won the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Massie
Haywart
Gary Depolo
Esterday
Don Lane
Voss
Swanson
Lorense
Berkeley
Berkeran Ltd
Mureit
Rephivonts
Tomlin
Aia Foremanet
Meiners
Vnoritie Fomfacuic
Lapham
Weber
Sumgioh
Bcarsley
SAN Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High
Chughes Jobn McIntyre
Ami Lex
Rod Steele
Lieir
Ling
Red Farmer
Haywandites
Bil Macsle
Haceman
Farmer
Frank Loveaul
Blaych
Maresie
Loveall
Tewes
Massie
Regi Wf
Ramsey Thornley
Aif
San Lorenz
Hayward
Bill
Seals Trounced by Sads 7-2 in Ten Innings
San Francisco Seals slipped to seventh as the Sads topped them 7-2 in ten innings. Padress lefty O'Doul allowed four hits as San Diego beat Los Angeles 10-1 in ten. Pettit pitched a shutout nine and Lyons homered, while Widmar delivered three hits for the Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tos
Seals
Fam
Tommy Heath
O'Doul
San Diego Padres
Funes
Neath
Heathens
Seattle
Suds
Rocca Kexnich
al Lyons
AL Widmar
Padres
al Bensinn
Los Angeles
Paul Pettit
Hallywand
Portland
Keysnich
Lyons
Lien
Hig Homer
Matt Zidich
Widmar
St. Louis Browns
Ed Chandler
Frank Kerr
Los Angles
Benton
Allison
GT Widmar
B. Wilson
Jaen
Fiaveh
Ortreg
Feo Wren
Iker
Bente
Kerr
I; Chandler
Ani Pedinn
Cal Enters State Relays on Saturday
Berkeley coach Brutus Hamilton takes the California track team to Modes for the California Relays with entries in all events except shot put. The top mile relay quartet may include Warwick Huntze Timmerman Spurrier, while a second quartet blocks Timmerman due to illness, and a Bear two mile relay squad features Morasai Wetzerk Simpson and Nelson as regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Coash
Brutus Hamilton
California
Thingo
Bears
Hamilton
Bob Warwick
Doug Huntze
Don
Timmerman
Long Spurrier
Fresno
Stewart
Modeato
Tuntze
Spurcier
Neil Morasai
Gait Wetzerk
Lan Simpson
Tom Nelson
Simpson
Nel
Thei
Indians Spank Yankees 10 6 in Majors Action
Larry Doby sparked Cleveland with a homer and three runs in a 10 6 victory over New York. Dale Mitchell and Ray Boone also homered as the Browns win their fourth straight over the Yankees and extend key early season results across both leagues with multiple other games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Larry Doby
Indians
Menager Lopes
Doby
Yankees
Io Lopes
Trick
Army
Filer
Ee ‘Post Sgublasoms
A.L
Senators
Blake Detroit
White Sox
Boston
Athletis
Browns
Giants
Reds
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Phildies
Cubs
Eulues
Pirates
Connie Marrera
Pete Run Jnels
Micky Vernon
Marilin Stuart
Billy Pierce
Amazon
Red Sox
Minnie Minose
Mimoa
Robby Shantz
Philadelphia
Thomson
Bobby ‘Thomson
Larry Jansery
Willie Masty
Bob Elliott
Gishls
Ted Kluszewsk
Jansen
Dodgers
Cardinal
Gil Hodges
Hokie
Ben Wade
Stan
Granty Hanriet
Phils
Vern Bickford
Raoki
Ed Mathews
Andy Path
More Players Cut By Major Leagues
New York reports ongoing cuts as teams trim rosters toward the 25 man limit before the mid night deadline. The Cardinals and Reds made a two for two trade exchanging Duinfield Rick Sisler Virg Stalleup for Gelder Watly Jake and Erdie Kazak. Steve Bika was optioned to Rochester as part of roster moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cardinals
St. Low
Cincinnati
Rick Sisler
Virg Stalleup
Ou Gelder Watly Jake
Erdie Kazak
Nocat
Steve Bika
Rochester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hornets
Gauchos
A.ca.l
Jackets
By Mike Moore
Lane Pirpes
Yelwackers
Chet Barker
Earl Robinson
Don Musto
Bill Miesner
Thorney
Plas
Dick Atencio
Jerry Weber
Depolo
USF
ABC
Ruttman
Union of Drivers
The
Daily Review
Sieranc
Nebr
Tiger
Sore Priddy
Detroit
Despire
I-Br
Deteow
Gordon
Big Loyd Christopher
Orval Grove
Lenny Attyd
Pete Milne
Angels
Bollywood
von Hoo GO Heu
Samlock
Adams
Lyrisa
Ipeine
Cal
Seale
Sn Francisco
Vktand
Sactametir
San Mego
Los
Holywood
Encramenia
San Pranic U. Ouxland
Hollywood
Bartinn
San ‘Games Digg
Lng Angeles
Seatile
Hall
Frenciavo
Eton
Ing
Dana Egg
Sacamente
Flores
Dan Die
Stittcher
Lew Anc
Hotty
swAthitit Tel
Cleveland
Pitta
Az Areukiyn
Aga Te Eiabargh
Majors
Yanks
Babb
Thunson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!