Time Trials at Oakland Speedway Draw 190 Daredevils
Oakland Speedway hosts time trials with 190 entrants aiming for 34 race positions. Former champion Don Radbruch from San Francisco enters the Radbruch Special for the 500 lap Car Classic as competitors and officials prepare a daylong schedule through Thursday.
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Yanks Open British Amateur Play at Prestwick
Forty US players entered the British Amateur at Prestwick as Felix Salon of Nyack defeated Captain Brady of the U S and two other matches progressed. Weather was unsettled with wind and sun varying through the morning as the course played firm and fast.
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Dailey Sets New LA Track Record at State Meet
In Los Angeles Wick freshman Dailey shattered his own mark during the season finale at Vie Stadium, tying a sixth plate record with Wille Whitehurst of UC Berkeley. The event crowned Allard as the festival winner as Green by Jene Dariev and Whitehurst shared top honors, with five meetings including ACCA and North Coast finals shaping the outcome.
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Indianapolis 31 Cars Qualify for Speed Meet
Thirty one cars qualified today for the Indianapolis race meeting, with 24 qualifying on Saturday and two positions left in the 13 car May lineup. Officials expect a final rush and possible bumps as two or three cars risk elimination to reach the field. Speed figures and names cited include Bob Sweikert and Spider Webb among others in a standout pre race judged by the chief steward.
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SUDS DIVIDE WITH STARS AT SEATTLE IN BASEBALL
Seattle and Hollywood split a series as Los Angeles won two from Sacramento and Portland tied with San Francisco. Pete Patrick stole second on Bob Boyd's bunt and scored Seattle's winning run. Art De Duce beat Mel Queen in a second game. Fleet Carley Bernier and Monte Basgall contributed for Hollywood.
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Hayward High swimmers named All American candidates
Two Hayward high school swimmers, Cal Chamberlain and Daryell Heinrich, earned All American honors from the Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association. Chamberlain, an 18-year-old senior, ranked 11th nationally in the 100 yard breast stroke with 1:05.5, while 15-year-old Heinrich ranked among the top high school swimmers in the 180 yard individual medley with a best 1:24.20. This marks Hayward’s first All American high school selections.
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Welterweight Bout Headlines West Coast Showdown
The report outlines a welterweight bout featuring Kile Jimenez from the West Coast and Lee Angeles in a Hollywood inspired match on a Saturday. The fragment hints at seaside city venues and a feathered throw poetic preface but lacks clear dates or locations.
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Indians Split doubleheader as Rosen stars in win
Cleveland gains a split with St Louis in a twinbill, Rosen delivering a three run homer in the nightcap to lift the Indians to a 6 2 victory after St Louis won the opener 7 5. The split keeps Cleveland three games atop the AL with Rosen leading the league in homers and RBIs.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Results in Pacific Coast League
Sunday results show San Diego 6 Oakland 2 and 7 2 Portland win. San Francisco 2 San Jose 2 with Portland 1 in extra. Los Angeles 1 Sacramento 9. Seattle 2 and Hollywood 12 in noted scores. This week series includes Los Angeles at San Francisco and Portland at San Diego with others.
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Area Softball Showdown Looms As Eddie's Meets VMI No. 1
In Hayward area league play Eddie's Lovage faces VMI No. 1 in a doubleheader at Bret Harte tonight. Eddie's bats seek to solve Y Meds hurling while VMI No. 1 counters with strong hitting and pitching depth. Final schedules span Bret Earle Castro Valley CC and David E K Martin venues with teens games following.
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Softball Standings Highlight Patchy Play and Sharp Pitching
The Ashland Dads and Gime Shaw Nursery struggle to win as two shutouts and multiple two hitters appear in recent results. Notable performances include Scot Ferrig and Gene Tammi delivering strong innings, while Ted Scott and Everidge limit opponents. Tonight’s schedule features Native Sons against Bret Harte Chinas and other Valley matchups in the UK and American Leagues.
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Portisder Sets New U.S. Mark II in Shotput
Clyde Wetter, Modesto left handed thrower, ripped 51 feet 4.44 inches to establish a new national record at the State Junior College championships. His team finished seventh as Los Angeles City College dominated the meet with 51 9 points, ahead of Los Angeles Valley and San Francisco City colleges. Bruce Weed of Orange Coast set a mile mark 4 8.6, and Bob Holland of Bl. ALG. snapped 24 feet 4 inches in the long jump.
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Molinari Leads NorCal Golf Tourney in Fresno
Jim Molinari of San Francisco defends as seven amateurs advance to the third round of the Northern California Association Championships at Sunnyside. Surviving players return next Saturday for quarterfinals and semifinals with finals set for Sunday over 36 holes.
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Salveson Reaches 200 Wins in Pacific Coast League
Salveson, veteran San Diego pitcher, became the first PCL hurler to win 200 games yesterday in Fullerton California. The right hander, 62 and 21 pounds, has played for six PCL clubs and once pitched 20 innings for a victory over Sacramento on May 7, 1947.
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Pirates Not Worst Team In Baseball Says Tribune
The Pittsburgh Pirates are described as the worst in baseball in a colorful opinion piece. They rank seventh-worst among organized teams with a .152 winning percentage, behind several low competitors. Fort Lauderdale and Grand Forks are cited in similar straits, while other clubs show few wins. The piece notes Pioneer League action and a controversial umpire resignation as side highlights.
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Padres sweep doubleheader as Salveson notches 200th victory
Oakland suffers a 6-2 loss in the nightcap while San Diego’s Jack Salveson earns his 200th PGL win in front of 8,277 fans. The Padres’ bullpen and timely hitting spark a fifth straight win, with Lefty’s six-run outburst in the opener sealing the sweep.
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USC Dominates PCC Track Meet in Eugene
The University of Southern California Trojans clinched the Pacific Coast Conference Track and Field meet in Eugene, racking up 124 points. Stanford trailed with 35, California 30, and the University of California at Los Angeles 20.
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