Baltimore Seeks Pro Franchise Move From Miami Seahawks
Baltimore businessman Robert Rodenburg and three associates plan to bid 106000 for the Miami Seahawks and move the franchise to Maryland. He offered 250000 for an All-America team and requested use of Baltimore Municipal Stadium for at least one Sunday home game under a one year contract with extensions. The Miami club faced license forfeiture at the Cleveland meeting as the Seahawks reportedly lost money each game.
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Earl Turner Beats Cato in Ten Rounds in Oakland
Richmond fighter Earl Turner won a ten round decision over Chorley Cato of Oakland in the final 1946 card at the auditorium. Turner weighed 145 1 2 pounds to Cato’s 154 1 2, with no knockdowns. Other results included Lalo Rodriguez over Frankie Gimbic, Raye Stevens stopping Dee Edwards, and additional bouts listed from Vallejo and South San Francisco.
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Sin Francisco
Marie McWilliams Chosen for East Bay Playoff
Marie McWilliams top woman bowler in the local league joined 14 other women in the East Bay playoff to determine the area champion. Hayward Bowl manager Rey Johnson announced today. The selection is based on high averages, with the playoff winner representing the area at a San Diego tournament. Miss McWilliams bowls for Hayward Bowl.
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San Diego
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750 Keglers Play Series
The 750 Keglers completed a two out of three series in the handicap league last night. VFW No. 4170 defeated Pink Aces two games to none, while Shattuck and Stuhl won two from VFW No. 1882, and the top team VFW 4170 took one game from WCW. Roy Johnson led with an 803 series including a 211 high game.
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Red Sox Lead 1946 Fielding. Kell, Stevens Top Guards
New York New York box score note: Boston Red Sox led AL in fielding with .977, matching Indians average and beating Yankees. Chuck Stevens of Browns posted top at first base with .995 in 120 games. George Kell of Tigers led third basemen with .983. Lou Boudreau and Willie Kamm noted for shortstop, putouts and assists. outfielders Jude nich Henrich Wright posted high averages.
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Cleveland
Willie Kamm
Lou Boudreau
UCLA Fans Wait for 4000 Rose Bowl Tickets
UCLA students formed two lines yesterday and today to buy 4000 tickets at 5.50 each for the UCLA Illinois Rose Bowl game on January 1 in Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Irish War Coach Visits in S F
San Francisco reports that Ed McKeever wartime football coach of Notre Dame and recently signed from Cornell arrived quietly after dropping in yesterday. He remained unseen today prompting speculation he is meeting with the University of San Francisco officials.
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Hayward Review reports on coaching tieup and McKeever move
The Hayward Review notes officials over taking the job left by Clipper, Smith. It discusses the hinted tieup with USF as the university aims for big-time football. McKeever, who began his resignation at Cornell after a strong season, appears to share this goal.
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Serafin Serpa to Stand Court Trial
Serafin Serpa, 66, of 240 Hardert Road, was ordered held in Superior Court after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Jacob Harder yesterday. He is charged with responsibility for the death of Robert Le Barron, 23, of 19349 Santa Marie Road, in an auto motorcycle crash in the Jackson Street underpass on November 1. Investigating officers said Le Barron was killed when his motorcycle collided head on with Serpa’s car as Serpa swerved into the left traffic lane to pass another vehicle approaching the underpass.
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Local Egg Market Prices and Poultry Quotations
Poultry Producers of Central California report egg quotas large 67, medium 0, standards 50, inlaid 76. Live weight prices for fryers 47, brokers 12, roasters white hens 22 to 25, colored hens 25 to 29.
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Skaters Fired From Ice Revue in Detroit
William Burke production manager of the Sonja Henieger revue says he has fired sixteen skaters after union orders. The American Guild of Variety Artists allegedly banned the troupe members permanently, claiming the strike action is now beyond the union’s control.
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William Burke
Sonja Henieiger
American Guild of Variety Artists
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