West Coast stars shine as season opens big grid day
West region grid stars like McColl Stanford Wilkinson UCLA Matson Hartley and Klosterman starred in opening day wins. USF, Washington and others posted solid scores while Notre Dame Michigan Army and others prepared for week two as teams pursue early momentum and key matchups.
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United Press
McColl
Stanford
San Jose
Bob Wilkinson
UCLA
Oregon
Ollie Matsoni
University of San Francisco
Kezar
Ben Heinrich
Rollie Kirby
Washington
Kansas State
Isuedge
Billy Wilson
San Jose State
John Henry Johnson
St. Mary’s
Army
Notre Dame
Michigan
North Carolina
Naturnay
North Carolina State
Tarheels
Charley Justice
Dick Bunting
Williams Favored in 10 Round Bout at Griffith Stadium
Ike Williams aight to beat Charley Salas of Phoenix in their 10 round return at Griffith Stadium. Salas fights to upset the 8 to 5 favorite who eyes a shot at Sugar Ray Robinson title. Also notes a gas line tasting mishap by a child and a hospital visit.
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Washington
BD. C
Ike Williams
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Charley Salas
Phoenix
Ariz
Griffith Stadium
Larsen Wins Hardcourt National Tennis Championship
Art Larsen of San Leandro defeated Herbie Frankday in the National Hardcourt finals 4-6 6-2 6-3 to claim the singles title after earlier beating Flam at Forest Hills. Patricia Canning Todd won the women's singles, Tom Brown and Tony Trabert took the men's doubles, Todd and Barbara Scofield the women's doubles, while Mrs Rurac and Beisser won the mixed doubles.
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Larsen
Paticia Canning Todd
Ne Burue
Los Angeles
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Felicisimo Ampon
Philippines
Arnold Beisser
Bears Defeat 49ers 32 to 20 at Kezar Stadium
Chicago Bears beat the San Francisco 49ers 32 to 20 as Notre Dame star John Lujack directed the attack. Chicago led 14 to 3, trailed 14 to 12 at halftime, then pulled away in the third quarter with two touchdowns and a field goal. San Francisco then scored a late TD and a third field goal by Blanda.
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United Press
San Francisco
49Ers
Buck Shaw
Chicago Bears
Notre Dame
John Lujack
Chicago
Bears
Lujack
San Franciscans
Bruno Banducci
Alex Loyd
Gordon Soltau
George Blanda
Norm Standice
Frank Alberti
Blanda
Albert
Los Angeles Rams
Kezar Stadium
Browns Bears And Lions Are Early Leaders
Cleveland Browns, Chicago Bears, and Detroit Lions led the NFL standings after Week One action. Cleveland crushed the Baltimore Colts 31 to 0 for their second win, Chicago beat San Francisco 32 to 20, and Detroit edged Pittsburgh 10 to 7 on Doak Walker’s late field goal. Eagles routed Cardinals 45 to 7 and Packers beat Redskins 35 to 21 as the league opened.
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New York
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Lions
Cleveland
Baltimore Colts
Bears
San Francisco
Detroit
Chicago
George Halas
Big Bears
Bo McMillin
Pittsburgh Steelers
Doak Walker
McMillin
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Wellington Redskins
N.Y. Giants
Philadelphia
Chicago Gardinais
Baltimore
Green Bay
Washington
Pittsburgh
Bret Harte Gym Opens For Practice This Fall
Bret Harte gymnasium opens for basketball practice from Oct 1 to Jan 1 with Hayward Area Basketball league starting later. Reservations handled at Hayward Area Recreation District office 1015 B street for periods from Oct 1, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Evenings slots available except Thursdays and Sundays with specific times. Permits must be collected at least 24 hours before scheduled practice.
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Bret Harte
Hayward Area
Bay Meadows Readies Week Two Of Fall Meet Racing
Bay Meadows enters its second week of the 1950 fall meeting with a nine race card led by a 350-yard curtain raiser for 12 top quarter horses and the Art Sparks handicap worth 5000 dollars. Willie Shoemaker leads the riders with 13 wins, ahead of Jackie Westrope, Henry Moyveno and Hollis Dykes, while Shoemaker holds a five-win edge over Joe Culmone in the national standings. Track Manager Kyne invites top jockeys from Australia and England to ride, sending invitations to Irish Tim Malony in England and Len G. Robinson in Australia for recommendations.
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Bay Meadows
Art Sparks
Willie Shoemaker
Jackie Westrope
Henry Moyveno
Hollis Dykes
Shoemaker
Joe Culmone
William 3B. Kyne
Australia
England
Tim Malony
Len G. Robinson
DeBernardi Bears Hold League Lead In Hayward Bowling
After two weeks in the Hayward 83u Bowling League the DeBernardi Bears sit undefeated atop the standings with six wins. Ray King posted a 206 game and 550 series to pace the team, while Tony Moura added a 508 series in a sweep over Hayward Floral. Other high scores included a 900 two-game effort and a 567 series by Roddie Hattkamn for a winning squad, with match details across several teams including Duncan's Do-Nuts and Mel & Rudy in competing sets.
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Hayward
DeBernardi Bears
Bears
Ray King
Tony Moura
Hayward Floral
Erv Nolting
Jerry DeMerse
Biggs & Haaga
Bill McWilliams
Kenny
Rodd Vie Hattkamn
Phil Preston
Jim Rose
Team 10
Duncan
Hank Harkness
Bud Nelson
Cutler
Bud Hiatt
Mel & Rudy
T & W Cleaners
Don Nelson
Clothiers
Larry Delgado
Cleaners
Southern Alameda Co. Realtors
McFarland Roofers
Bob Bails
Glen Wingard
Realtors
Aggies Beat Nevada 48 to 18 in Football Showdown
Texas A and M rolled past Nevada in a Saturday night game, boosting its season prospects while the Wolf Pack faced a tougher path ahead as Nevada fans questioned the team's reputation for the year.
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Sacramento
Julia's Five Drops Two at Leandro Bowl
In the San Leandro Women's 705 Bowling league Julia's Five fell two games to Luque's Upholstery and slid into a three way tie for first Friday night at San Leandro Bowllanes. Jean Patton led with 195 and 501 while Beverly Hallgren added 178 and 486 for the Upholsterers.
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Luque
San Leandro
Julia
Jean Patton
Beverly Hallgren
Nelson and
Lass and
Lady
Julia’s
Ruth McBride
Alice Hammel
Waltz Footwear
East Oakland
Virginia Atchinson
Harriet Callison
Russell Heath Cleaners
Blaisell
Bernice Heinson
Blaisdell
Deaners
Louise Morrison
Women's Volleyball Season Opens With Call for Players
Hayward Area Recreation District invites teams to join a new Women’s Volleyball League starting October 26 with practice nights every Thursday from 7 to 10 pm. Interested groups should contact the recreation office at LA 146331 at least three days before their requested date to obtain a gym permit. A managers meeting is set for October 17 at 5 pm in the Community Center to discuss league rules and regulations.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
Recreation District
Eleanor Schultz
Bret Harte
Three-Way Tie in Hayward 750 Bowling Standings
Second night in the Hayward 750 League produced a three-way tie for first and three teams one game back. Ron McLelan led team 6 with a 229 game and 533 series, while Shorty Hasegawa and Henry Natsuhara paced Pacific Surplus with a 187 game and 492 series. Frank Nubenfuhr led Lucky Cleaners with 487 series as Jim Turner debuted as Hayward Hi football coach in league bowls.
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Hayward
Ls & 7
Ron McLelan
Charles Kinhvy
Pacific Surplus
Dust Place Nunes Motors
Shorty” Hasegawa
Henry Natsuhara
Motor Beys
B. Byron
Hal Lar‘som
Supreme Meats
Bud Joes
Ed Mateo
Frank Nubenfuhr
Smith’s
Lucky Cleaners
Bill Shatz
The
Clothiers
Jack Hutchings
Cleaners
Jim Turner
Hayward Hi
Smith's
World sports and golf results across the nation
Branch Rickey sells 26 percent of the Brooklyn Dodgers to Willan Zeckendorf. Dudley Hanover wins the brown jug title at Hayes Fair Acres stables. Mervyn Wood claims world singles sculls in Philadelphia. One Hitter tops Noor for Manhattan handicap at Belmont Park. Patty Berg wins Sunset Hill Woman's Invitational Gulf tournament. Lloyd Maseram takes Kansas City Open with a 271 total.
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New York
Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Willan Zeckendorf
Delaware
Dudley Hanover
Hayes Fair Acres Stables
Carrolton
Patty Berg
Chicago
Sunset Hill
Kansas City
Lloyd Maseram
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Frank Leahy
Wolverines
Michigan State
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Navy
Maryland
Georgia
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Georgia Tech
Kyle
Killer) Rote
Ohio
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Kentucky
Louisiana State
Mississippi
California
Santa Clara
Cal
Washington State
Yale
Connecticut
Brown
Springfield
I.A.P
Chris Dinardo
Chris
Bronco
del Rasmussen
Johnny Pasco
Broncos
Ras
Mussen
Bear End
Lemon
Berkeley
Browns
Department of Commerce
Bay Meadows Racing
DeBernardi
DeBernardi Renee
Mel
Rudy
Duncan's
Do Nuts
McFarland Roofe
Ala
Reale T & W Cleaners
Kenny’s Club
Nevada Spirits Low
Leandro Bowl
Julia's
Nelson and Rugg
Luque’s
Hi Sewing Machine Shop
Blaisdell’s Lass
Lady Russell Heath
Cigentas
L & I Distributors
Pacific Surplus Supreme Meats Lucky Cleaners
Nunes Motorseet
Mervyn Wood
Greentree Stable
Noor
Belmont Park
Gue
Ford
Hayward Motors
Sewin Machines
Ford Motors Sales & Service
Lucerne
Trinidad
House of Beauty
Florence Billingsley
J.J. Marques
D.C
American Cleaners
Castro St. LU
Kay-Lee
Main St. LU
al Murray & Friendly Shoe Stone
Castro Be
FormAid Apparel Shop
Women's
Hazel Fusto
Stevens
Castro Valley Blvd
Hayward Rug Works
Russell Rd
Universal Sales — Service
Peter Y. Davie
Fred L. Holbrook
St. LU
Clyde & Mannie’s
TV Shop Television & Radio Sales & Service
A St
E. 14Th St
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