Bartleson Heads Castro Valley Rod and Gun Club
Bartleson was elected president to succeed retiring leader Art Phillips at Castro Valley Rod and Gun Club’s monthly dinner. E R Abrott became vice president while Bart Lemmon and Abelee filled secretary and treasurer posts. Directors were John W Wagle Walter Smiley Al Velebil and Horace Smith. A wild duck dinner followed. The next meeting January 17 will combine installation and ladies night.
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Jay" Bartleson
Art Phillips
Castro Valley
Rad and Gun Club
Castro Villa
E. R. Abrott
Bart Lemmon
C.H. F Abelee
John W. Wagle
Walter Smiley al Velebil
Horace Smith
al Velebil
Bob Livingston
Baksi Wins Easy 10-Round Decision Over Schott
New York reports Joe Baksi used savvy ring tactics and stronger punches to defeat Freddie Schott in a one sided 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Baksi, a coal miner turned boxer from Kulpmont Pennsylvania now living in Astoria New York, handed the unbeaten Freddie Schott his first defeat in 42 pro starts. In San Francisco a Powell Street cable car hit an obstruction, injuring gripman William Robinson and passenger Florence Pearce. A few riders were shaken but not seriously hurt.
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New York
Joe Baksi
Freddie Schott
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Baksi
Kulpmont
Astoria
N.Y
Sehotl
Altran, O
Avho
San Francisco
Powell Street
William Robinson
Florence Pearce
Technical KO Gives Huskey-Fight Victory
Nate Huskey of San Francisco scored a technical knockout over Shamus McCray of Los Angeles in the seventh round of an eight round main event at the National Hall. Huskey dropped McCray twice in the third round and once in the seventh before referee Johnny Latsey stopped the bout. Also listed were Jove Budson KOing Joe Davis, George Smith KOing Vepe Watson, and Bobby Jones KOing Henry Woodard in separate bouts.
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San Francisco
Nate Huskey
Shamus McCray
Los Angeles
National Hall
Huskey
McCray
Johnny Latsey
Jove Budson
Joe Davis
Fresno
George Smith
Ko'ed Vepe Watson
Oakland
Bobby Jones
Henry Woodard
S F Racer Barred From State Tracks
ARCADIA California. The Taste Good stable owner Emy Spinden of San Francisco barred from state tracks after refusing to name a bootmaker tied to off track bets. He admitted betting with bookmakers for years, claiming ignorance of illegality. TRYOUTS PLANNED Bakersfield. Badgers baseball club to hold tryouts at Galden Gate Ball Park in San Francisco January 2 3 and 4 with Willis Butler in charge and H B Wetzel announcing.
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Arcadia
U.P
Emy Spinden
San Francisco
California
Spinden
State Horse Racing Board
Bakersfield
Bakersfield “Badgers
Galden Gate Ball Park
Willis Butler
Cleveland Indians
Richmond
H. B. Wetzel
Indians
Marines Set Atom Bow Game In Nagasaki
In Nagasaki a gridiron carved from atomic bomb rubble will host a New Year’s Day atom bow game between two service teams. Captains are Marine 2nd Lt. Angelo Bertelli, ex Notre Dame star, and Navy Lt. Bill Osmansky, Holy Cross and Chicago Bears standout. Both on occupation duty with the Second Marine Division. Music by a Marine band and Japanese girl cheerleaders slated for sidelines and halftime.
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Nagasaki
Angelo Bertelli
Notre Dame
Navy
Bill Osmansky
Pride of Holy Cross
Chicago Bears
Birds to Basketball Quintets in Fast Matches
The 20th Century Fox basketball quintet defeated the University of Kornix of Los Angeles 0 to 0 before 2500 fans at Shrine Auditorium last night. A narrow 3 to 39 Arizona win in San Diego avenged a prior loss to San Diego State College.
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Los Angeles
Santa Barbara Tennis Matches Continue
Santa Barbara national professional tennis championship matches yesterday featured top seed Bobby Riggs defeating Wayne Sabin 6-2 6-2. Fred Perry beat Walter Wesbrook 6-4 6-3. Dilden Stoefen pair defeated Gene Mako Wes Brook 6-4 6-3.
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Santa Barbara
Tuans
Bobby Riggs
Wayne
Sabin
Fred Perry
Walter Wesbrook
Nice I
Bill Dilden
Les Stoefen
Adultles
Gene Mako
Wes Brook
No Hunting or Trespassing Signs At The Review
Local notice states no hunting or trespassing allowed on the Review property. Officials planted signs to enforce safety and protect wildlife areas surrounding the site. Community members are advised to respect posted boundaries during all hours.
Girls to Hold Play Day January Nineteen
Girls from fourth through eighth grade across fourteen district elementary schools are invited to Hayward Union High School for a Play Day January 19. Organized by the Hayward Avenue Recreation and Parkway District with schools, entry blanks due January 11. Activities run 10 AM to 2 PM with morning games, lunch, a demonstration basketball game by high school girls, folk dancing and other events.
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Parttyi~ Pile Vn
Hayward Union High School
Hayward Avenur Recreation and Parkway
Recreation District
Recreation and Parkway District
Caral Puleifer
Jockey Lifer Declares Fraud Marked Trial
Toy G Ward, serving a life term for demanding a forged cheese fund payout, petitions habeas corpus claiming a bogus lawyer and misrepresentation tainted his 1937 trial. He alleges political persecution tied to his testimony in a 1936 horse racing probe.
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Los Angeles
Toy G. Ward
Pro-Tem Appellate Justicce
W. Turney Fox
Tomato Wilt Breakthrough At Davis University
Farm Adviser Morrison cites progress on disease resistance in tomato strains. Dr. Paul Smith of the University Experiment Station at Davis reports crosses with Peruvian wild tomatoes showing resistance to nematodes verticillium wilt and spotted wilt. California growers, especially in Hayward, follow updates on this transfer of resistance to cultivated varieties.
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Hayward
T. O. Morrison
Paul Smith
Truck Crops Division
University Experiment Station At
Davis
California
Disease resistant tomato crosses aim to defeat plant ailments
Investigators from the Department of Agriculture report crossing wild Peruvian curly-top and mosaic resistant tomato cousins with common tomatoes and backcrossing to develop disease resistant varieties. Plant scientists plan further crosses to boost commercial tomatoes in areas troubled by curly-top mosaic and spotted wilt in San Pablo and Mt. Eden districts.
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Cial
Davis
Department of Agriculture
Peru
San Pablo
Mt. Eden
Japanese Women’s New Politics Party forms in Japan
The first women’s political party in Japan is formed today led by Miss Kitsuko Miyato of the Kudan Medical Institute and Mrs Toshiko Matsudaira, chair of the Japanese Women’s Overseas Association, with plans for Diet seats.
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Rorkyo
New Japan Women's Party
Japan
Kitsuko Miyato
Kudan
Sevk
Diet
Toshiko Matsudaira
Japanese Women’s Overseas Association
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Harall Miller
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Wiinm J. Hall
Aberdeen
Japanese Women New Politics Party
Hayward Floral Shop
Minnie Seaver
Castro
Don Harder Sport Shop
Block Furniture Company
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Fleisher’s Shoe Store
Hayward Electric & Appliance
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