Cagers Quintets Go Into Reversal Of Form
Perry Misquesses on local prep teams notes a sudden turnaround after predicting poor seasons. The Farmers varsity have won three straight with a one point margin, while the Bees struggle to win. Grapplers under Mel Rush show progress with wins over Jose Lech and San Jose High, and upcoming meets at Santa Clara and Oakdale. The column mocks UC Berkeley sport pages and challenges their football and basketball leadership, urging better coach selection and player accountability for future Bears teams.
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Robinson To Defend Title Tonight
New York United Press reports Sugar Ray Robinson aims to defend his welterweight crown tonight at Madison Square Garden against Tommy Bell of Youngstown. Robinson, a famed fighter and tavern owner, is 4-1 favorite to win the vacant title in an 15 round bout. Bell pledges no cooperation, intending to KO Robinson around the 12th, in a race to crown the new champion and inaugurate Robinsons Seventh Avenue tavern.
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Iowa Beats Gaels In Chicago Game
Iowa edged St. Marys of California 44 to 40 in Chicago in a Midwest crossover. Murray Weir led Iowa with 17 points while Billy Burke scored 13 for St Marys as the game stayed tight through the second half.
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20 30 Club Honors Leon Mendonca
Twenty Thirtians of Hayward honored Leon Mendonca as a new past active member at their annual Christmas party at the Green Shutter. Mendonca received a gift for fifteen years of service. Fred Steiner chaired the arrangements. New members included Marshall Shaw, Eugene Serpa, Frank Nunes, and Vernon Blickent. Don MacDougal spoke as guest and proposed a senior scouting project.
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Leon Mendonca
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Fred Steiner
Marshall Shaw
Eugene Serpa
Frank Nunes
Vernon Blicktelnt
Hayward Matmen Upset San Jose In Tight 24 23 Victory
The Hayward High wrestlers spoiled San Jose High’s showdown, edging them 24 to 23 for a second straight league title bid. Bob Walkup surprised a 20‑pound heavier foe to seal the win, with pinfalls by Rodrigues Costa Flood and others. Close match details show a decisive upset by the Hayward squad led by Coach Mcl Rush.
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Bill Flood
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E. Oberti
A. DeSmet
Dispute Arises in Davis Cup Plans
Melbourne officials to meet with U S Davis Cup chair Walter Pale to resolve tensions over an exhibition tour proposed by Gardnas Mulloy Billy Talbert and Tom Brown. The trio aims to tour country centers Dec 28 to Jan 4 before South Australia and Australian championships, risking amateur status in Australia.
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Sydney
Players threaten US return if tour permission denied
The article records that the players warned they would return to the United States and skip appearances in both Adelaide and Sydney if permission for the tour was refused. It notes the potential impact on the schedule and relations with organizers.
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Aussies May Send Tennis Stars Here
SAN FRANCISCO RuiThe Australia Lawn Year association said it was considering sending a tennis team on a world tour next year. The plan includes visits to the United States Great Britain and France to play in major tournaments. New Zealand and South Africa have invited teams already approved for tours featuring four men and two women, unnamed at present.
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Suspects Arrested For Thefts Here
Two Hayward area burglary suspects were reported today in San Jose and Los Angeles. Wade Doughit, 20, of Oakland, is in Los Angeles custody awaiting return to Hayward to face charges for allegedly burglarizing Clyde Paris Tabor's home on Rubey Drive last November 4. Benjamin P. Holt, 30, held in San Jose, is to be returned to Alameda County on charges of stealing a suitcase from Frank J. Miller at the Wesley Hotel in Niles.
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Rubey Drive
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Alameda County
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East Avenue
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Niles
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