Richmond Fighter Has Revenge In Ten Round Decision
Richmond California light welterweight uael Turner defeated Chester Slider of Fresno by a ten round decision in Oakland in the mains event. Turner knocked Slider down twice in the fourth round and had Slider groggy late, with additional results including Jerry Goldberg from Oakland beating Al Tin ynons of Los Angeles and Bobby Jones of Oakland besting Melvin Bartholomew of New Orleans.
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Calif
Eael Turner
Richmond
Chester Slider
Fresno
Turner
Slider
Jerry Goldberg
al ‘Tin Ynons
Los Angeles
Bobby Jones
Melvin Bartholomew
New Orleans
Harry
Albritton
Vallejo
Phil Smith
Ray Sparks Victory as Heavyweight Contender Rise
New York report says Elmer Ray, a Black heavyweight, knocked out veteran Lee Savold in the second round before 14,100 at Kibels Field, elevating his status while Jersey Joe Walcott lost a 10 round decision to Joey Maxim in Camden, New Jersey. Ray’s knockout marked a sharp, explosive showing in Brooklyn.
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Elmar
Ray
Madison Square Giden
Lee Savold
Kibels Field
Jersey Joe Walcott
Joay Maxi i
Camden
Elmer
Brooklyn
Siwald
Patterson
Hayward High to Implement Federal Subsidy Plan for Cafeteria
At a district meeting, Hayward high school cafeteria officials announced use of four federal subsidy programs to improve student meals. Superintendent O. By Paulsen cited extended facilities, new kitchen equipment, including walk-in refrigerators, and management by Mrs. T. Meyers. Equipment purchases exceed $2000 in value, with handling costs of about $70. The board also named Mildred Novotny of Wisconsin as home economics fetcher, succeeding Patricia Eller.
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Afeteria
Paulsen
Oubinge
T. Meyers
Vada
Oad
Mildred Jr. Novotny
Liwauley
Wis
la Board
W. H. Kier
Patricia Ellert
Maryland
Battle in the Macdiri Foothills Ends in Fog and Fire
A rugged clash erupted in the Macdiri foothills today under canvas shelter as fighters pressed amid smoke and dust. Troops battled through the evening, with uncertain outcomes and rising casualties reported by field observers.
Oakland Victory San Francisco Seals Try in Vain to Halt Swift Downward Slide
United Press reports San Francisco Seals suffer their second straight defeat to Oakland in a Pacific Coast League clash. Wally Bevacqua’s fourth inning homer with Vic Buell aboard proves decisive as San Francisco bows in a bitter struggle. Dan White collects two hits for San Francisco while Oakland’s pitching limits them to few scoring chances.
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United Press
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Oallind
Pacific Coast League
Wally ‘Wastitite
Vic Buevola
Dan White
Stephens
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
Hollywood
Bac
Sacramento
San Diego
Portland
Casey Stengel
Tom Hafey
Sound
Frank Seward
Oaks
West Seattle
Mie Rainiers
Aever Ible
Bevo
Bevu
Earl Chapple
Hernan Rich
Danny Micobur
Escuit
Beavers
Sues
Art Cuccutullo
Frankie Diese
Uwe Sacramento
Ade Saervajnenko
Svollte
Trumpets Silenced in Manhattan Labor Talks
In New York City labor leaders and hotel and night spot representatives met under the board of mediation to avert a strike that could end dining and entertainment in Manhattan. The talks hinge on a labor day deadline, Monday September 2, with the slum threat of a work stoppage if no accord is reached.
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Wiew
WAC Captain Acquitted on One Charge in Jewel Theft Case
U.P. report says Captain Kathleen Nish Durant, 43, was acquitted today on conspiracy charges related to the $1000 Kranborg jewel theft. The court dismissed other indictments but ordered trial for larceny and being absent without leave, with defense motions winning partial dismissal.
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Wac
Kathleen Nish Durant
Military Cour
Major League Owners Grant Players Benefits Paced by 14 Extra Games
Major league owners approved a uniform player contract and permanent representation on the game’s governing board, while extending the schedule by 14 games to cover costs. The move aims to boost attendance by about one million, with the 154 game format expanding from the long-time 168 game standard. Key gains include a minimum salary near 4000 dollars, changes to the 10 days clause, a pension fund, and a longer post season deadline from 16 to 30 days.
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Chicago
U.F
A. RB
Happy) Chandler
Stendard
Lollypop Loot Taken From Wholesale Warehouse
Hayward police traced a burglary at a wholesale grocery warehouse on 577 C Street. Edward and M. S. Soares of 058 Grand Street reported entry between August 27 and early morning today. Candy and cigars spilled. cigars emptied from a box, the box stolen. A rock found inside the warehouse offices suggests use to break in.
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Hayward
Edward
M. S. Soares
Grand Street
C Street
Pam
Forday
Anybody's Game Opens at California Country Club
The Golden State Open with 15 000 in purse began today at California Country Club after a prelude of 12 leading money winners from the season. About 150 players were expected to enter as medal play opens tomorrow, creating a tight contest for top prize.
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Los Angeles
California Country Club
Jockeys Strike At Del Mar In Protest Over Suspension
In Del Mar California jockeys threaten a strike that could shut the Del Mar Turf Club after a 10 day suspension of Willie Smoky Saunders for riding Tolona last Saturday. Jockeys Guild officials say they will not ride after today unless the suspension is withdrawn. Club manager Willard Furry notes the suspension rests with the California Horse Racing Board.
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Calif
del Mar Turf Club
Willie
Smoky) Saunders
Saunders
Stewards
Tolona
Bert Thompson
Western
Jockeys’ Guild
Willard F.funney
California Horse Racing Board
Drake Given Legion Gavel at Bill Coady Post
The junior past commander Joe Taylor presented a special American Legion gavel to Commander Wesley T. Drake of Bill Coady Post Last night. Other officers received medals including John deMella finance officer Wesley Drake historian Frank Lesico judge advocate Jimmy Alexander adjutant and Jesse Lesico vice commander. Lee Pearce was assigned to continue work as service officer and child welfare chairman with Virgil Brunstedt assisting in publicity. Ralph Garner named membership and entertainment chair empowered to form his committee. Plans underway for a September 20 event under Ralph Garner direction with Roy Baptist to play for dancing. Visiting the veterans hospital in Livermore tomorrow will be Lee Pearce with Mrs. Pearce and hospitality committee members Mrs. Joe Taylor and Mrs. Howard Elson. Auxiliary members reported on the Sacrament convention and discussed funds and a new membership contest led by Mrs. Lucille Garber. Mrs. Jerring Peavee from Unit 68 attended.]
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American Legion
Wesley T. Drake
Bill Coady
Joe Taylor
John deMella
Wesley Drake
Frank, Lesico
Jimmy Alexander
Jesse Lesico
Joe Fieldler
Lee Pearce
Virgil Brunstedt
Ralph Garner
Gan
Tullee
Roy Baptist
Veterans’ Hospital
Livermore
Pearce
Howard Elson
Trenton Strives For Legion Title
Charleston, DC UA Dick Gridlin led Trenton, New Jersey to a 3 2 win over Los Angeles in the national junior American Legion baseball championship final. Gridlin doubled and drove in Steve Kalatos for the decisive run in the seventh, as he also drove in four runs Tuesday against Cincinnati.
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D.C
Dick Gridlin
Trenton
American Legion
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Asd Giedlin
Steve Kalatos
Giedlin
Treblin
Cincinnati
Jansen Keeps Lead With 43 Wins in Coast Pitching
Larry Jansen of San Francisco maintains the Pacific Coast League pitching lead with 43 victories and a four game margin. Eddie Brandt, Woody? and other teammates extended the stakeout in a season of strong performances for the club.
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Jansen
LOS Angeles
Jossen
Larry Jansen
San F
Owen Faces $327,500 Bill in Mexican League Suit
Springfield, Mo. Mickey Owen, barred from baseball, is sued by Jorge Pasquel of the Mexican league for $127,500. Pasquel claims Owen owes him payment tied to signing with Vera Cruz and related salary guarantees for 1930, seeking damages and costs in federal court.
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Springfield
Mickey Owen
Jorge , Pasquel
Brooklyn Dodger
Pasquel
Owen
Vera Crus
Kilian Found Guilty Over Prison Camp Punishment
Col James A Kilian of Chicago was convicted of permitting harsh cruel and unusual punishment of prisoners at the Lichfield detention camp. The verdict marks a decisive outcome in the case arising from abuses at the site.
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Kilian
Bad Nauheim
U.P
James A. Kilian
Chicago
Lichfield Do
Underdogs Share Spotlight In Open Golf Action
Spokane report notes underdog players sharing the spotlight in the 19,700 women’s national open as second round match play begins. Connecticut amateur champion Grave Lenczyk upset Babe Didrickson Zaharias 3 and 2, meeting upset artist Mien Kieser of San Francisco in today’s feature matches while Kieser shocked Hone Seignious 3 and 2. Patty Berg, medalist, advanced 7 6 past Margaret Speer in an easy round.
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Spokane, Wash
Grave Tlenczyk
Connecticut
Babe Didrickson Zar Havias
Denver
Cole
Miss Lenczyk
Mien Kisser
San Francisco
Miss Kieser
Hone Seignious
Greensboro
N. C
Miss
Sieguious
Patty Berg
Margaret Speer
Leaverworld
Kansas
Largest purse expected for Northern California turf history
Bay Meadows general manager William P. Lyne of San Mateo, California, announced that the $50,000 Added handicap on Dew 7 would be the largest purse in northern California turf history.
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Pi William P. Lyne
Bay ‘Meadows
San Mateo
Calif
California
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