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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
3
In a rough crossing meet, Grimshaw and Lockerby led AREA softball in the C Loop triumph. Lockerby delivered a stellar performance with multiple hits as teammates such as Mullen, Christiansen, and Bunker produced key runs and walks.
Heath and Hayward man tour wards in a California hospital scene. The report notes Hea th’s and Cline’s roles among staff and presenters as the hospital hosts a special event with visitors and photographers. It describes hospital activities, patient counts, and a publicized tour led by Heath and Cline.
Ashland Dads defeated Lindsay in a close B League game as pitching and timely hitting carried the day. Joe Morales opened the scoring with a first inning single, followed by two runs in the second on hits by Clarence Hansen and Elmer Delatore, then a three bagger by Johnny Flothear. The Dads pulled away late, with Barker and Americh contributing key hits as the defense locked down.
A garbled OCR style item mentions boxing rhubarb and various names, phrases, and fragments. It references a dated, unclear scene with individuals and places such as New York and Mundin, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to describe. The text appears as fragmented, jumbled notes rather than a complete news item.
Grimshaw Nursery finally solved Bohannon Dads Club with a 5 to 3 win as CHIT Campbell of Carnation Co. outpitched Bill Cody Dast’s BAT Ktory. Freitas and others contributed key hits, while Carnation broke a 2 102 deadlock in the third inning with timely singles and an error.
AAU marks fall at Los Angeles meet with multiple NCAA and club stars shining. Sandy, Hobart, and Brown set top times and a UCLA jumper hits 25 feet 24 inches while USC and Pepperdine athletes post new marks in sprints, hurdles, and throws.
In Obispo Marvin Duarte, a hardworking outfielder for the Hite team, earns baseball teamrophy this week. California State Polytechnic, Joye, leads the season with a strong 9a percentage. Several teams and players are listed in the standings, with scores and records across the Pacific Coast League.
Ameryvillers rally ends with a ninth inning homer by Oakland first baseman Tookie Gilhart to spoil Hollywood's hopes. Lloyd Hittle pitched well for Acorn, while Twinklers led 4-0 before the late Oakland charge tied and won on timely hits and a sacrifice. Lenny Ayud ran for Jay Rigni, and Pete Milne drove in the final run in a tense finish.
Indianapolis prepares for a near 70 thousand dollar prize speed test predicting the fastest 500 mile race in 36 years. Bob Sweikert leads a field of hopefuls as weather and safety factor into race day plans with over 150000 fans expected and total purse around 215000.
Thirteen San Jose State runners will compete in the annual Pacale Association AAU meet at Berkeley on Saturday. Coach Bud Winter leads Bob McMullen and Jennys and others into the 1952 season opener, with McMullen the 800 meter steeplechase favorite.
Pitching by Doyle Linde and timely hits by Les Peden and Bob Usher powered Los Angeles to a 1-0 win over San Francisco Seals in a Pacific Coast League game. Portland and Seattle also won, while McDermott pitched a one hitter for a 1-0 victory over the Senators.
The Cherryland Rangers and Cardinals posted wins in teen league play as Rangers overwhelmed Bret Harte while Cardinals toppled the Squires. Guthrie and teammates led at the plate with multiple hits, and pitchers held opponents to low totals in a weekend of lopsided results across the circuit.
Hayward farmers Noonan and Halloran received honorable mention in the Alameda County Athletic League all star selections. Ramsey Pharnley of San Lorenzo Rebels also earned honorable mention. The first and second teams feature standouts from Richmond Berkeley and Alameda with names like Drage, Robinson, and Shanes among honorees.
The Filly eight cars compete in a safety test in Golden Gate Park to determine if they meet standards for tomorrow's Gudidsvnen road races.
Four Hayward drivers led by George Mehalasih take pole as 50 lap classic at Oakland Speedway opens on East 14th Street. Other contenders include Bud Rose, Jack Frast, Claude Walling, and Canadian duo Bill Hyde and Wally Shingsem. Pole position earned by Bud Rose with 107.12 mph showing, with strong entries from Mike Mee Greevy, Don Radburch, and Jack Flaherty among others.
United States dominated play in the French International Championships with several quarterfinal matchups. Haris Is of Miami, Florida advanced in women's singles, moving past Dorothy Head of Piedmont, Georgia, while in men's singles quarterfinals Dorothy Head’s status and other results showed strong American presence though some Yanks were eliminated.
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