Hutchinson Opposes West Coast Major League Move
Major league expansion would hurt the Pacific Coast League says Fred Hutchinson Detroit Tigers pitcher and American League player representative. He argues the coast league is strong, smaller stadiums and crowd limits would prevent fit for big league status, and transfer could undermine minor leagues and regional teams near New York.
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Baseball players seek tax breaks amid depreciation argument
Detroit Tigers pitcher Fred Hutchinson testified before a House subcommittee arguing major league players should deduct depreciation on income taxes similar to businessmen. He noted short careers and urged exemptions from anti trust issues, while columnist Red Smith urged Congress to focus on other matters.
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UPI
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New York Herald-Tribune
Farmers Face Gauchos Tonight Oilers At Berkeley
Richmond high school football notes recount a 6 0 loss to the Oilers and fumbles plaguing both teams. Willie Stevens scored for Richmond on a two yard run after a turnover. San Lorenzo and Richmond traded miscues as the Rebels pressed, injuries piling like rough play. Next week the big Hayward game looms as San Lorenzo seeks its first victory.
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Sad Joe Baksi Fights Blair Tries Comeback Tonight
In a 10 round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena Joe Baksi seeks a return to prominence after past title shot attempts. Opponent Jackie Blair defends California featherweight crown at Legion Stadium in Hollywood. Blair favored to win as Salas attempts quick rematch after recent title defense.
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McDougald Named 1951 AL Rookie of the Year by UP
Gil McDougald of the Yankees wins the United Press American League rookie award in 1951 after overcoming a slow start and initial doubt from manager Casey Stengel. The Frisco native, who starred with the World Series champions, edged White Sox hopeful Crestas Minoso in the voting by veteran writers from each league city.
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Gil McDougald
United Press
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White Sox
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Yankees
Kansas City
Tance
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Oy Yantsee
Billy Dfatinsen
Jockeys Hurled in Tantoran Spill Injures Three
Three jockeys were injured in a stretch spill during the sixth race. Robert Summer of Winnipe on Gold Jig suffered the most serious injuries with a fractured collarbone and concussion. Jett Powell of Loglewood fractured a hip. Ray York of San Diego escaped with a bruised hip. All were taken to San Francisco hospitals for treatment as officials investigated the cause. Gold Jig overturned mid-race, prompting Powell to steer toward the inside rail to avoid the pileup.
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Canada
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Loglewood Calif
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San Francisco
Ray York
San Diego
Calif
Rick Lee
Hospi York
Powell
Ta Vieto
Tenry Moreno
Battle Mawat
Mith Command
Aspiring
Gals Volleyball Season Opens At Bret Harte Gym
Six teams and 68 players opened the ward Area Recreationist women's volleyball league at Bret Harte school gym. Jim Ellis Girls and Alameda Girls led with early byes, while Lois Lutkin led Alameda with 16 points in a 63 score.
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Bret Harte School
Jim Ellis
Alameda Girls
Phy Vela
Billis
Balgie
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Goldman
Frances Perry
Virgina Breed
Marilyn Sundberg
Georgia Bennet
Belina Joseph
Vera Stockreth
Fem Bruner
Dorothy Craveire
Colin George
Pat Sulter
Marcy Gneenales
Joan Wehe
Barbara Hines
Jane Vermain
Pigskin Pete Relays At John Muir School Winners Named
At John Muir School the Pigskin Pete event concluded with junior and midget divisions. Yom Ragland led with 28 points across ten honors, Earl Fai Than scored 35 to finish second, and Gilbert Pedraza took 22 for third. Anthony Tiexera claimed Mr Pigskin Pete with 46 in the midget division, while Ramos and George Westerman placed near top. Finalists advance to the fourth annual Pigskin Rode Cantos series, hosted by Hayward Rotary.
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Anthony Tiexera
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Af Muir
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Grorac McConnell
Wb Fee Tard
Cenrge Westerman
Annie Wer Ontaver
Robert Oring
Mowe Niaht
Hayward Area
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Bret Matte
Hayward Joins 32 Cities in New Sports Federation
Northern California cities including Hayward Pleasant Hill San Leandro Petaluma Richmond Santa Clara Livermore Menlo Park San Jose Alameda Chico Redding Concord Palo Alto Turlock Oakland Berkeley Stockton form Northern California Recreation Sports Federation. Harald L Yeel leads the effort to unite public recreation agencies for inter city competition, rules, area championships, and enhanced programs. Owen Jones chairs basketball tournament committee with Ed Bignell Howard Yeager Tom Rittler Everett Gale and others.
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Pleasant Hill
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Santa Clara
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Menlo Park
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Alameda
Chico
Redding
Concord
Faln Alto
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Oakland
Berkeley
Stockton
Fishing Forecast Abounds with River Action and Salmon Reports
North State streams show varied conditions as cooler water and algae shifts affect fishing. The Pit and Yuba rivers report good activity upstream and downstream from Lewiston to the main, with Lake Almanor tributaries and Hat Creek offering solid catches. Silver Fork and Mokelumne show pockets of success, while some lakes remain slower. overall, anglers find favorable opportunities along several tributaries and reservoirs.
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Alreams
San Jose to host 10 mile AAA National race
Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park heads a field of seven cars for a Sunday ten mile AAA National championship at Santa Clara county fair grounds. Bettenhausen, driving Murrell Belanger's No 99 Offenhouser, seeks the title as Indianapolis finishers, led by Lee Wallard, enter the San Jose event. Northern California entries include Freddie Agabashian and Wait Faulkner, with Faulkner challenging Beltenhauser for the season lead amid the chase through Phoenix and Bay Meadows races.
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Offenhauser
Lee Wallard
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N.Y
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Raat
Meadow
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McGrath
South Pasadena
Aid Meany Agulius
Phoenix
Arizona
Henry Banks
Compton
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J.C. Agajanian
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Detroit Skates Past Hawks 6-1 In City Rivalry
Detroit defeats Chicago 6-1 as Red Wings rally late in the second period and add two goals in the final frame. Prystail tallies the winner with a goal and an assist as Detroit steamrolls the Hawks in a season-opening matchup. Canadiens top Rangers 3-2 as Gamble nets first NHL goal. Goffe, Irvin, and Storey contribute for Montreal.
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Metro” Prystail
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Bernie Gof
Irvin
Dick Gamble
Richard
Canadiens
Gamble
East Bay Opens ACAL Grid Play With Narrow Lead
East Bay prep action features Alameda, Hayward and Berkeley rivals as OAL and ACAL swing into league play. Hayward hosts El Cerrito with Lonnie Harvey and Bill Garrett as co-captains. Multiple evening games include Oakland City League matchups and CCCAL crossovers, with league titles and scholar eligibility bonuses in play.
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Alamada County Athletic
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East Bay Countries Athletic League
Oakland City League
Crucial Sellout for Trojan War
BERKELEY The West's first big football clash of the season pits California at USC before a sellout crowd as the Bears chase another Rose Bowl bid. USC seeks momentum after accusations of dirty play. Oregon and Illinois also loom in major tilts as Stanford, UCLA, and San Francisco chase streaks.
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Boston University Tonight
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Ducks in LA for clash with Bruins
Oregon's downtridden Ducks will fly to Los Angeles for a Memorial Coliseum workout ahead of facing the UCLA Bruins. Coach Len Casanova's team arrives at 2 20 p m at Los Angeles International and heads to the facility before checking into a hotel. Oregon seeks improvement after a 63 0 shellacking by Washington while UCLA seeks rebound after a recent loss. Stanford kept its bowl bid alive by beating the Uelans 21 to 7.
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Predictors Pile On With Rival Picks For Tomorrow
The Review’s guessing team posts a 7 correct and 20 wrong 740 average. Tomorrow forecasts favor Tennessee over Alabama Texas over A California over Dartmouth Army over Harvard Iowa State over Missouri Nebraska over Minnesota Tulane over Mississippi Northwestern over Ohio State over Toiliani Oklahoma over Kansas Penn over Columbia Michigan State over Penn Notre Dame over Pitt Pittsburgh State over Washington State Alabama over Santa Clara UCLA over Oregon Minnesota over Wisconsin Purdue over Iowa
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Durdue
Trade Rumors Swirl Over Redskins Coaching Move
Washington may swap head coach as Bears demand tackle Lipsconth. Anderson speaks with Redskins about taking over while Bears’ George Halas negotiates. Officials deny official notification of any change as trade talks stall over contract terms.
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Heartley
George Halas
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