Record 400m hurdles mark at Coliseum relays in LA
Charlie Moore from New York Athletic Club set a new American record in the 400-meter hurdles at the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles. The record time sparked excitement as 44,211 spectators watched a night of strong performances, including Craig Dixon’s Coliseum high hurdles mark and Morron State standout George Rhoden winning the 400 meters.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Moore
California
Modesto
Moore
Stepper
New York
Coliseum
Stender Craig Dixon
UCLA
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Dixon
USC
Joel Davis
Harrison Dillard
Morgan State
Art Bragg
Bragg
Howdy
Andy Stanfield
England
Malcolm Briley
Morron State
George Rhoden
U.S. Air Force
Mal Whitfield
Rhoden
Bland Denis Dghannsen
Joan
Purdue
Don Gehrmann
Manhattan
Tam
Bob Carty
Ted van
Lockerby Stars in Low-Scoring Victory Over VMI in C-1 Clash
George Plunkard delivered the key performance as Lockerby beat VMI 4-1. Plunkard struck out 10 over eight innings, with Magee and Avila driving in runs. Avila pitched five innings of no-hit relief before yielding the decisive early runs, while York, Martin, and others contributed timely hits and defensive plays to seal the win.
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Paull
Martin Witl
Martin
Wid Hessie
Plunkard
Jin Cotler
George York
Plumikgird
Tell
Avila
Magee Tech
Cathy
Dave Berrios
Effectiv
Four Man Team Golf Tourney Set For Sunday
Hayward Golf Club to host its four man team tournament with 52 members in the field. 18 holes of competition with merchandise prizes. Starting times listed for Sunday morning including teams led by Landis Chrivie Rivin Eaton and many others.
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Hayward
Hayward Golf Club
Oller
Morrow
Tamura Raffles Cannery Union In C-1 Tussle
Tamura delivers a fourth inning homer and Frank Schmeck adds a single as Cannery Workers fall to Seraphs 9 to 3. Seraphs collect six hits off Cannery pitching, scoring mostly in the fifth with Paul Oktimate delivering the decisive blow.
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Thord
Frank Schmeck
Gene Tanwurar
Hayword Area Recreation District
Canery
Bose
Tamura
Merny
Schmeck
Frank Mottes
Wns
Tajo Yoshioka
Thy Seraphs
Maynard-Sar Leandiy
Hade
Cannery
Paul Oktimate
Mum Shinoda
Will
Wice
Gus Satna
Jim Sain
Herey’ Rawihara
Vie Jim
Review of Evening Baseball Clash Favors Edies Over BMTS
The Daily Review fielded a team labeled as the Reviewers against a Meland Rudy hurler and suffered a lopsided 27 to 2 defeat. Marion Garcia and Bob Lublin produced early hits for the Reviewers, while the BMTS offense managed only limited scoring amid nine walks and scattered singles. Gene Johnson and Arnie Spichtiy led a five hit attack for the winners, with Sid Christiansen and Lasley contributing early power as the Union hackers worked to build a sizable lead through seven innings.
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Hayward
The
Daily Review
Biel
Mergenthaler
Atler
Addies
Bretarke
Siinne
Sid
Guy
Taj Squesh
Marion Garcia
Bob Lublin
Besxin
Larsen Defeats Jerry Dewitts in 32nd State Tennis
In the 32nd State Tennis Championship at Berkeley Terminals, Larsen defeated Jerry Dewitts to reach the semi finals. Tom Browny faces Herbie am ot Los Angeles as third seed, with Shiner and Angelus advancing. In San Leandro, Secon San Leandro beat Jersy De Witts 6-4 8-3. Anita Canter, defending champion from Modesto, defeated Muriel Kifer from Mentor Park 6-3 2-6.
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Aeeley
Lit
Berkeley Termis
Elu
Herbieam
Los Angeles
Tom Browny
San Franeisen
Iow
Shiner
Angelus
Secon
San Leandro
Jersy DeWitts
Oakland
Tarsen
Harcy Likas
San Francisco
Likas
Non Brown
Anita Canter
Modesto
Muriel Kifer
Mento Park
Three Way Battle in Key Foursomes Prevails in Local Golf Meet
In SAN LORENZO George B Green led two from Pour Misses to a close finish amid a three way battle in key foursomes. Mary Strombers led the Misses with a 430 series and strong 204 high game while Dorothy Mantineo and Shirley Bush posted top individual scores. Village Show Res, Eddie's Gecktail Lounge and Tind W Cleaners dominated team efforts with a 680 team series and multiple 200+ games.
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SAN_ LORENZO
George B. Green
Mary
Tle
Mary Strombers
Dorothy Mantineo
Shirley Bush
Eddie
Gecktail
Tomy Joseph
Clausen
Franke Jablonski
Alameda Finishes Second After Overtime Win
In San Lorenzo the Richmond High Oilers beat Shy San Lorenzo Rebels 8-2 as Dick Schroyer pitched a no hit no run gem. Richmond scored early and added late runs including a homer by Tanimand in the sixth to seal the win and clinch the Alameda County Athletic League title race.
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Mike Moore
SAN Lorenzo
Oilers
Richmond
CAL
Dick Schroyer
San Lorenzo Rebels
Gary Depoly
Moundsman
Rivhimand
Don Lane
Mailing
Steain
Maltan Wis
Gou
Tanimand
Nohody
Schrover
Hone
Reiwts
Dan Tard
Hilter
Fatal Third Breaks Farmers in 8 to 2 Loss
Alameda Hornets defeated the Farmers 8 to 2 yesterday afternoon at the Kountry Karnival. Syl Harper allowed three hits over the game while Jim Pollock gave up nine safeties. Key plays included Ike Thamnas stealing second and an error by Kon Hinton, with Brackins driving in four runs in the top of the third. Thomas and Bosdeck led the Hornets with two singles each.
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Bill Cooper Hayward
Richmond
San Lorenzo
Alameda
Hornets
Syl Harper
Jim Pollock
Ike Thamnas
Dick Halloran
Thomas
Hon Howard
Brackins
Atusnedi
Hayward
Whithecker
Boadeek
Lovell Mraeking
Byneking
Bozteek
Whithwok
Buran
Wheat Durand
Putlock
Noonan
Thomas Hien Hartlevk
Matson
Weldon
Harper
Solons Subdue Oaks 8 1 Behind Johnson Victory
In Sacramento at Adams Field the Solons defeated Oakland 8 to 1 as Johnson pitched seven solid innings allowing seven hits. Attyd provided key defense and timely hits driving in multiple runs while Ostrowski and Melly homered for the Solons who pulled away after two early frames.
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Nmoglch Wilson
Sacramento
Hayward
Lenny Attyd
Solons
Oakland
Admands Field
Chester Duhigon
Suvta
Acars
Johnson
Startur
Chapman
Adlyd
Plavitus
Loyd Chelsta- Pheva
Gao
Bob Dillinger
Igor
Tighld
Allyd
Dilinger
Sacler
Solon
Aivtki
Wilning
Michomers
Marty
Ostrowskis
Zavilkie
Hane Scheny
Sam Chapman
Hin
Cielu
Ostrowski
Hite
Fran Paneager
Vine
Hanes Ingu
Oarland
Pacramento
Sehwa
Chagonan
QiGarda
Otal Joaklaniz
Lam
Johan Sos
Ulna i
DE Tonsin
Giyon
Gardin
Glyon
Baseball Standings in Pacific Coast League Report
Friday results show Oakland 8 4 Los Angeles 4 2 Portland and San Francisco tied with wins. The text lists teams and scattered scores with placeholders, indicating standings and a partial schedule.
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Euevionits
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sum Dsuqu
Portland
Hellywoud
Sursurente
Susie
Joudl
Sacriomenty
Ailes
San Exo
Rally
Tanay
Calvert
Maer
Savrammente
Shea Jensen Star in Senator Triumph and Dodgers Tie
Baseball highlights from New York to Washington feature Shea and Jensen leading the Senators past the Indians 2-0 with a nine strikeout shutout by Shea. Jensen drove in both runs, Early Wynn took the loss, and cohesive Senators pitching posted another strong performance. Meanwhile Dodgers and Cubs win to pull even atop their leagues as Spahn blanks the Cardinals and Mizell’s early exit fuels Braves’ 8-3 victory. Phillies win to stay near .500 as Reds fall 3-2.
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New York
Frank Shea
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Indians
Shen
Ray Boone
al Rosen
Jackie Jensen
Early Wynn
Shea
Eddie Yost
Dale Mitchell
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Seals Top Mariners as Grace Stars in 8-1 Victory
San Francisco Seals routed Seattle 8-1 as Grace hit a standout four hits and four RBIs. Nagy worked the first inning, Boemler added four hits, while Ostrowski homered and Marty also belted his first long ball of the year in a broad offensive show.
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San Francisco
Seals
Seattle
Portland
Don Ruggert
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Diego
Les Layton
Lasrin
Bill McCawley
Henied Grace
Ll Boemler
Steve Nagy
Boemler
Ostrowski
Owas
Pappy
Joe Marty
Berkeley Gauchos Blank El Cerrito in ACAL Finale
In an ACAL finale at Berkeley the Gauchos defeated El Cerrito 3 to 0 securing a tie for third place with El Cerrito in Alameda County standings. Berkeley tallied in the second inning and held El Cerrito scoreless after the third as Berkelay showed strong hitting and a solid defense throughout.
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Blanks Gauchos
Berkely
el Cerrito
Fider
ACAL
Yello
Alameda County Athletic League
Berkelay
al al Cerrita
Richmond Uy
el Cerrita
DI Berkeley
Yellowjackets
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Hoger Moreau
Jim Borth
Ladi
Mike Zaballes
Barth
Moreau
Heyward
Dennvil
Sportsmans Digest
Lockerby
BMTG
N&m
George Plumkard
M Markel
Wim
Harry Avila
Schedtuleil Hill
Furteil
York
Garantie Aki Magi
Mand
Landis Chrivie
Bud Rivin
Pall Eaton
Pick Mureantet
Beary Delmnet
Wayne Jane
Guy Johan
Jin Ward
Tim Sahae Ghiochey
Nay Cerday
Ahr Striadede
Rent
Sere
HS Noumana Tat
Ean Toe Auelrnle
Lun Silvis
Asob
Viv Fatten
Pel Fliss
Iren Fuso
Howard
SAR Oil la Wells
May Bye
Fans Rubie
Vera Grunge
Frank Uns
Tamura Raffles Cannery Union
SOB
Eddies
Umlo
Gene Iohnson
Arnie Spichtiy
Clining
Toe Fields
Frank Pioxoto
Salinero
Levkerby
Harry Smith
Mullins
Petperson
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Gay Lovense
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Oracle
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Simure Bnet
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Laue
Tames
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Boal Tute
Pee Alten
Cannery Workers Union
Btarial van Lew
George
Ran Lorenzo
Feraphe
Larsen
Jerry Dewitts
Schroyer
Rebs
Finn Horanro
Uae
Ti Tient
Alan Q
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Oaks
National League Resu
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Philadelphia
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St Laden
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