Richmond Open Golf Faces Top Pros In Open Field
In Richmond a $7,500 open welcomes top pros and amateurs as Slammin Sammy Snead and Sgt. Jim Ferrier loom as favorites. Lord Byron Nelson competes amid rivals Willie Goggin and others in winter tour stops, with strong field jockeying for low scores at Harding Park and Oakmont.
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Hal Woop
United Press
Richmond
Wisboon
Jim Ferrier
Slammin
Sammy Snead
Ferrier
San Francisco
Sacramento Buys White From Ohio Club
The Sacramento Club of the Pacific Coast League has purchased veteran major league outfielder Joyney Jo Jo White from the Cincinnati Reds General Manager.
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Sacramento
WRI
Sacramento Club
Joyney Jo Jo White
Cincinnati Reds
Crossword Puzzle Aciyss Deans Theme Code Many Errors
Crossword puzzle read as garbled OCR with numerous misread phrases. Contains a mix of entries like deans, regional codes, musical notes, names, and several illegible item clues. Overall, readability is poor and specifics unclear.
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Deans
Youly Cow
Percolot Jefver
Puzzle Answer Key From Historical Grid
A compact solution list matches clues to terms across a looping grid. It assigns numbers to ages names measures forces and metals, with entries like diamond weight, land measure, river names, and a Hindu queen. The set includes fractions, abbreviations, and time markers aligned to the puzzle’s shifting rows.
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ug—Mather
Helmont
Venturesona
Umil
Engin
Fabor
Fighters Charged With Throwing Oakland Bouts
California State Athletic Commission investigates charges that Cecil Hudson aimed to throw a 10 round bout with Freddie Tixen in Oakland. Referee Billie Burke ruled the sixth round a no contest after Hudson was knocked down twice and the action was halted amid claims of fixed fighting.
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Burke
Dixon
Hudson
Jett
Charles Telson
Madson
John Coleman
George Moony Armstrong
Imadgen
Farl Sheely’s baseball career noted in brief item
A local obituary brief notes Farl Sheely, age 35, associated with three major league clubs including Detroit for seven seasons and Seattle of the Coast League from 1989 to 1942, reflecting a historical sports remembrance.
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Farl Sheely
New York
White
Detroit
Seattle
Stars Defeat Oaks 9 to 3 in Coast Hockey Clash
The Seattle Stars overwhelmed the Oakland Oaks 9 to 3 in a Pacific Coast League hockey game. Forward Dave Dawinie scored three goals, with Hal Tabor, Dave Gilhealy, Jenking, and Cluekers contributing others as Seattle set the pace in the first period with five goals.
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SAN Fit
80Ca
Seattle Stars
Oakland Oaks
Dave Dawinie
Seattle Crew
Stars
Hal Tabor
Dave Gilhealy
Jenking
Cluekers
Seals Acquire Miller From New York Giants
The San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League today acquired 19-year-old right hand pitcher Kenneth Miller from the New York Giants. Miller, listed as 5 foot 10 and 200 pounds, formerly played for the Jersey City Club in the International League, where last year he won 10 games with 3 earned runs. In relief last season he had four wins and one loss for the Giants.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Seals
Kenneth Miller
New York Giants
Miller
Dergey City
Giants
Boxers and results from Oakland bout rowdy night
The report notes Armstrong urged Hudson to abandon his contract, with rumors of “funny belling” before the bout. Other results include Roy Bolden 102 dec Vallely, Terry Page 160 Oakland def. Charlie Cato 162 Oakland, Willie Butler 160 Oakland def. Hobby Silva 168 Oakland, dec. Howard Butchisson 161 Vallejo.
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Armstrong
Hudson
Roy Bolden
Vallely
Terry Page
Oakland
Charlie Cato
Willie Butler
Hobby Silva
Howard Butchisson
Vale Iejo
No Hunting or Trespassing Signs At the Hayward Review
A brief public notice indicates that hunting and trespassing restrictions were issued for the Hayward Review area. The signs denote enforceable boundaries, guiding visitors and ensuring safety around local properties and wildlife habitats.
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Hayward Review
Bears and Bowls Vie for Top in 850 Bowling League
Bears and Hayward Bowl contest for first place in the 850 Bowling league, each at 19 wins and 14 losses. McFarland’s 15 losses, Tiago’s Market third with 10 wins, 17 defeats, State Cleaners 14-19, Leader Printing 14-10. Highlights include high games by Stutz 242 and Lockwood 234.
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DeBernardi Bears
McFarland
Steund Plate
Tiago
State Cleaners
Mwigh
Stutz
Lockwood
R. Johnson
HH. Cushing
al Snyder
L. Chapman
Tor Nelson
Coombes
Grady
Strutz
A. Degermark
C. Perry
J. Martinez
SOL VW
Qgaard
Ferdinand
Machado
Va Melero
Ibn Tat
Terry
Pepin
DeBernardi Pe Alves
King Ba
Vincent
DeBernard al
Ackweed
Rose Bowl tickets go on sale Saturday morning to public
Remaining 15 000 tickets for the Rose Bowl game between the University of Southern California and the University of Tennessee will go to first takers Saturday starting at 4 36 am. The $4 80 pasteboards go on sale at the Los Angeles Coliseum and Pasadena Civic Auditorium, USC's graduate manager said.
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Los Angeles
Agua Caliente Track Returned to Heirs Despite Halt
Agua Caliente race track and Bull Ring, long sought by the Arguelia family, were returned by the Mexican Supreme Court to 16 heirs after 12 years of litigation. Racing paused by government action may resume in two weeks under a new owner.
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Thuana
Baia CIA
Arguelia
Illand
Iesclave
Mexiqan
Eliseo Ruiz Dussel
Mexiscan Congul
San Diego
Calif
Arguelin
Hayward Hosts Palo Alto Five Friday at Local Gym
Friday afternoon at the Hayward high school gym the Farmers face the Palo Alto Indians at 3 PM. Hayward, led by Wayne Jackson, hopes to upset the visitors who bring a veteran lineup and are favored to win. The Farmers’ defense, anchored by Porter Tausheck and Don Peck, seeks a higher scoring output to challenge Kenny Peck and Dave Foster of Palo Alto.
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Hob Rouse
Farmer A & B
Palo Alto Indians
Farmer
Centerville
Tincoln
Sequoia
Harmers
Wayne Jackson
Haywardites
Jf Jack
Porter Tausheck
Don Peck
Mike Joze
Kenny Peck
Dave Foster
Garstty
Duke
Crawford Named Castro Valley Recreation Board Representative
At a December meeting of the Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club Jerome Crawford was chosen to represent the group on the Castro Valley recreation advisory board. Officers for reelection were proposed, with several posts remaining held by current incumbents. Fire Chief Oscar Sturzinger discussed hydrants, noting eighteen hydrants exist in the valley and six were added last year, costing about $4000 annually.
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W. E. Booth
Custis Valley
R. L. Gilfillan
Myrlie Kellar
Castro Valley
Alameda County
Eden Congregational Church
Dodge
Henry Oliver
Newton Jensen
Fred Smiley
Morence Poole
Godfrey Matthews
Stanley Peterson
George Dunn
Work Fight Edict Draws More Men To Shipyards
In southern California shipyards the work or fight edict boosts manpower. California Shipbuilding reports 72 workers tore up termination slips after the order. Todd Shipbuilding notes two men filing slips versus a 60 per day average. Consolidated Steel and Bethlehem Steel divisions report increased employment. Col. Kenneth W. Leitch, state selective service director, warns deferments may be revoked if workers abandon war or essential jobs. About half of California's occupational deferments are in southern California.
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Los Angeles
U.e
Tatar Byrnes
Southern California
California Shipbuilding Corp
Dyrnes
Todd Shipbuilding Corp
Consolidated Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
Western Fire & Steel Corp
Kenneth W. Leitch
Selective Service
California
Community group to visit hospitals with gifts on Wednesday
The visiting party plans to tour two hospitals on Wednesday December 20 visiting Highland hospital to bring gifts for children and Berkeley hospital to visit and gift women. Officers include Marian Jones president Loig Litty secretary Janice Jones treasurer. Personal notes mention Mrs. William Guyon and son Gerald visiting Berkeley relatives and plans for a birthday breakfast of the Ebell Society in Oakland on December 12. The Ebell Society is one of the oldest women’s clubs in the state and the nation.
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Highland Hospital
Berkeley
Marian Jones
Loig Litty
Smd
Janice Jones
Treas
William Guyon
Gerald
Castro Valley Blvd
Camp Robert
Guyon
Maryland
Mars
Gu On
W. FE. Booth
Manrey Stewart
Lake Chabot Red
Henry Dodge
Redwood Rd
Ebell Society
Oakland
Dodge
United States
Charles Schwarz
Sea Miguel Ave
Donald Schmidt
Eugene
Ore
J. M. Schwarz
Dee
A. J. Smith
Bill
Hard
Sylvia
Sandra
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