Thrilling C-2 Loop Victory by Bohannon Dads
Bohannon Dads edged Carnation 11 to 10 as YMI No. 1 team rolled 14 to 0. Jousty Averidgs notched his third straight B league triumph, with Everidge adding power hits and a key double, sparking a late surge that broke the game open.
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Tempe Coach Named For 1952 Sun Devils
Arizona State College at Tempe officials announced Howard Brown, current coach at the University of Tadiona Inst., will assume the same head coaching duties for the 1952 Sun Devils. Brown becomes ASU’s first coach for the coming season.
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Dahlstrom's Take Slug Match 15 10 Victory
Dahlstrom's Take slugged Calustruma's Body Shop in a high scoring game, 15 to 10. Jast night the Cal Union team fought back but fell behind early as Dalyastrom's offense produced three in the first, five in the second, and three in the third to build a large lead.
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la Crozea
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Frank Matios
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Costas Delivers Ninth Inning Win For Dads Over Carnation
Costas homers in the ninth to lift the Bohannon Dads to a 10 9 victory over Carnation in Hayward Area Recreation District softball. Carnation led early with seven runs but Bohannon tied it with a seventh inning rally and plated five in the seventh and eighth. Costas finished with three hits including the deciding homer as Jackson Hurtis and others added key hits in a tense late innings.
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Bratton Wins Narrow Split Decision At MSG
Johnny Bratton of Chicago wins a split decision over Speedy Del Flanagan of St. Paul at Madison Square Garden in front of a 3031 crowd. Bratton floors Flanagan in the sixth, the Minnesota boxer barely survives a knockdown, and the bout ends with Bratton edging ahead by two points in a tight 10 round plan.
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NFL advisor quits in Philadelphia in May
National Football League commissioner Burt Bell today announced the resignation of Hugh Shorty as technical advisor to the league. Shorty departs immediately after serving in the role, ending his tenure with the NFL advisory staff.
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Warcos Guns Forth Prize Warcos Favored In Will Rogers
Warcos, the Long Beach bred colt from C J Jones and Soxs, heads to Bollywood Park as favorite for the 25 000 added Will Rogers stakes after winning the Premiere Handicap on opening day. Betty Grables Big Noise tops weights with 122 pounds among 12 entries, while Warcos is assigned 118 pounds under jockey Ralph Neves. The Will Rogers marks Warcos first stakes victory and he carries a lighter burden than many opponents.
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Shatters College Discus Record at PCC Meet
Iness Shatters college discus record with 183 feet 4 inches at Hayward Field as USC dominates events. Notable performances include Parry O'Brien 54 feet 53 inches in shot put and Bradley tying 440 yard dash field mark in Eugene. USC contends for team title while Oregon and UCLA sprinters show strong showings.
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Pads Topple Oakland in 9 6 Sunday Showdown
Padres rally to beat Oakland 9 to 6 as Graham and Stringer star. Salveson toopples Sunday pitching in a belated bid for 200th PCL victory. Loyd Hite and Ayres contribute in a Sabbath doubleheader context.
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Hollywood Stars Sweep Doubleheader Over Rainiers
Two solid pitching performances powered the Hollywood Stars to a sweep of Seattle Rainiers, 4-3 and 3-0. Paul Pettit held Seattle to five hits in nine innings for his fifth win, while Steve Nagy yielded eight hits in eight innings for Seattle in the opener. A Sacramento surge in the 21st inning powered a 7-1 win over Los Angeles, as Joe Gordon homered twice.
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Stanford Leads PCC Swimming Meet Standings
Stanford held a commanding lead entering the third day of the Pan-Pacific Coast Conference southern division championship meet in Stanford California. USC trailed with strong relay and individual marks as Stanford broke PCC and meet records in the 200 yard breaststroke and 200 yard backstroke while USC set a relay best. Standings after two days show Stanford leading USC California and UCLA.
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Rain Threatens Af Indianapolis 500 Trials At Indy
A tense race against weather surrounds the Indianapolis 500 trials with 26 positions left in the 33-car field. Scattered rain and thunderstorms threaten today and tomorrow, but officials expect to fill the field as showers pass and not extend qualifications. Favorites include Chet Miller in the Novi, aiming for track records of 180.104 and 138.010 mph for one and four laps, weather permitting.
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Congress abandons ten month baseball probe amid unbalanced view
After ten months of hearings the Howse committee says no new laws to exempt baseball from federal anti trust rules. It notes geographical imbalance as a factor and questions baseballs unique industry status. Rickey’s memory of building farm chains is recounted by witnesses.
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Giants Triumph 8th Straight as Braves Fall 8-3 at Polo Grounds
New York’s Giants rout the Boston Braves 8-3 at the Polo Grounds in crowd of 24,812. Lefty pitcher improves to 11th consecutive win over two seasons as New York slides past Philadelphia 6-3. Dodgers beat Phillies 6-1 behind Campanella’s two homers and Wade’s pitching. Pirates snap eight-game skid with 6-3 win over Cubs. Browns fall to protect St. Louis rally, Indians win 6-4 on timely hits.
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Layne Matthews Rematch Interest Sparks In San Mateo
In San Mateo, promoter Kyne, fresh from Parthind, eyes a Layne Matthews rematch. He believes Layne would have won if the bout extended beyond 13 rounds and predicts a potential $150,000 gate for a Portland-like card. He plans to promote major names to the Bay Area.
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Crane to Battle Harrison Tonight in California Title Clash
Crane faces Harrison in a sixth bout for the light heavyweight title with both fighters seeking a score in their old rivalry. Harrison holds a 3-2 edge in the prior meetings, while Crang earned two decisions. Harrison recently loss to Tenanvisco's Bobo Olson and beat Abel Pernandes.
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Gratitude for School Support After May 16 Vote
A speaker expresses deep gratitude for the overwhelming vote received on May 16 and pledges continued dedication to the school’s welfare. The message thanks supporters for their confidence and outlines ongoing commitment to service.
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