Meager Material Dims Hayward Cagers Season Hopes
Long-time Hayward sports column argues the varsity lacks top fire to beat Piedmont Berkeley and Alameda on alternating weeks. It credits coach Sig Jacobsen for potential improvement and notes key scorers Bob Leibe Kenny Peck and Seichi Tanisawa powering the Farmers. The piece praises the Bees sophomores who beat Castlemont and San Leandro, while acknowledging height advantages in county play and predicting a tougher test in home games.
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Seichi Tanisawa
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Hayward Recreation Department
George
Castleme
Coast Plans at Games in Pacific Coast Conference Meeting
Pasadena reports the Pacific Coast Conference gatherings as athletic directors graduate managers and coaches discuss 1947 schedules. Montana’s Tate among topics including eligibility rules and major intersectional games with five Big Nine opponents. UCLA may face Texas Christian and Northwestern. Stanford to play Michigan. California versus Wisconsin. Washington against Minnesota. move to oust Montana and possibly Idaho discussed but no final action announced.
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Giants Refuse Trade For Young Ruth Hartung
Los Angeles reports say Morace Stoneham will not sell young Clint Hartung of the New York Giants. Hartung, to receive his army air forces discharge soon, is hailed as a future star akin to Babe Ruth. Giants paid $175,000 for Walker Cooper and built Hartung largely via Minneapolis Millers.
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Hawaii
Mel Ott
Heinlen
Farmers Schedule Night Games After Day Match Tomorrow
A local high school game will start at 3 pm in the gym. Fans unable to attend day games can catch the Farmers in several night fixtures slated for later action.
Pitcher Clint Hartung Strong as He Aims for Tokyo Title
The report highlights Clint Hartung, a two-way star who pitched 25 games undefeated, struck out 15 per outing, and hit .567 with 30 home runs. He also played left field when not pitching, noted for a strong arm. Hartung, 24, started with Eau Claire and had limited pro experience, yet scouts praise his performance.
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White Sox Release Rupert Thompson as Modesto Manager
Rupert Thompson formerly with the White Sox and a Modesto team manager in the California minor league asked for release to pursue another deal for himself. The move ends his management role and clears the way for Thompson to seek a different opportunity.
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Tommy) Thompson
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49ers Rally Past Dons For Second in West
In a weekend AAC finale the San Francisco 49ers upset the Los Angeles Dons 9 to 7 to seize runner up spot in the Western division as Frankie Albert threw four touchdown passes. The Browns closed their season with a 66 to 1 victory over Brooklyn to complete the major results.
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Fleal
Dynes
Angelo
Bertelli
Charley O'Rourke
U S Davis Cup Team Rebounds After Disappointing Vitoria Stop
United States Davis Cup players and non playing Captain Walter Pate regroup in Melbourne after a disappointing showing in the Vitoria tournament. Pate admitted discontent with the team’s performance and plans intensified practice ahead of future ties.
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Australia
URI Americas
Walter Pate
U. S
Vitoria
Giants Hope for Bears Clash Hinges on Paschal Injury
New York Giants clinched the eastern division with a 1 to 0 win over Washington. Dr. Francis Sweeney treated Bill Paschal after a jaw injury and shoulder bruise, with a possible jaw wire to allow Paschal to face the Bears. Chicago routed Detroit 45 to 24. Rams took second in the West by beating Green Bay 38 to 17. Eagles moved to second in the East by defeating Boston 40 to 14.
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Washington
Bears
Francis Sweeney
Bill Paschal
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Sweeney
Paschal
George Halas
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Detroit
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay
Philadelphia Eagles
Boston
New Bowling Champ Wins Tournament in Chicago
Andy Varipapa 52 of Hempstead N Y won the sixth annual world bowling match tournament title in Chicago after a narrow final over Allie Brandt of Lockport N Y. Varipapa finished the event 40 wins and 24 losses with 13 666 total pins and a Petersen point rating of 14 16. He succeeds defending champion Joe Williamson who ended seventh.
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W.P
Andy
Varipapa
Hempsted
Allie Brandt
Lockport
Joe Wilmiun
Chieax
Kansas City Tackles Oakland in Basketball League Play
Oakland hosts Kansas City in the Americans basketball league as the schedule enters its second week. Oakland leads 74 40 after beating San Diego in its only league game this season, while Kansas City endured two losses last week to San Diego and Los Angeles.
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United Press
Oakland
Kansas City
San Diego
Los Angeles
Hogan Tops Money Winners With 1946 Earnings
Ben Hogan led all golfers in 1946 with total earnings of 42,556.16 dollars. The Miami Open concluded the year with Sam Snead winning yesterday, but Hogan maintained a decisive edge over the field in the season’s money list.
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Ben Hogan
Lhershey
Sam Snead
Hogan
Illness Leaves Walter Johnson Nearing End, Doctor Says
Dr Thomas Kelcher attending Walter Johnson said today that little hope remains for the former great pitcher's recovery, gravely ill since being bedded by a brain tumor last April.
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Walter Johnson Washington
Thomas Kelcher
Walter Johnson
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