10 Event Big Car Program Announced At Oakland Stadium
General Manager Chas Al Gurryer of the American Racing Association announced a ten event big car program to begin next Sunday at the new Oakland Stadium. Workmen under Fred Frame repaired two large holes in the cement crash wall after the first major test, with the wall set to withstand greater shocks. Bud Rose of Pasadena, star of last Sunday's races, is expected to attempt a surprise entry again, aiming for the big purse amid ongoing prewar fame and recent Indianapolis prospects.
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Chas, Al.Gurryer
American Racing Association Today
ADRA
Fred Frame
Indianapolis
New Speedway
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Bud Rose
Pasadena
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Paconst Anta
Indianapolis Speedway
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Oakland Stadium
David Kelly Buys Plane From Stockton Dealer
David Kelly plans to own a new Cessna aircraft after returning from Hatchet Mountain where he works for the Barc of the Roperbiyant of Agriculture. He will stop at Stockton dealers to pick up the aircraft. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Manuel S Kelly of Kellys Three Service on Street.
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David Kelly
Hatchett Mountai
BARC
Kelly
Stockton
Iplatia
Manuel S. Kelly
Leading pitcher in Pacific Coast League remains Larry Jansen
San Francisco starter Larry Jansen, with 18 wins and his 18th win in the season, continued to lead the Pacific Coast League in winning percentage through games played last Monday.
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LOS Angeles
A.A
Larry Jansen
San Francisco
Sportsmen Beat Naval Air Station in 13 to 1 Victory
The Sportsmen's club softball team struck for four runs in the first inning and routed Naval Air Station 13 to 1 in four innings at Bret Slart Field. Rego had three singles and a homer for the Sportsmen, while Lick had a 4 for 5 day, and Haines contributed solid hitting. Foster and Fain each went 2 for 4 for Kelly in the opener, as Kellys also won 12-6 over Hayward Floral.
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Bret Slarte Field
Kelly Brothers
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Gable
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Rans
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Lime
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Fain
Kelly
Kelly Hay
Peels
Blandford
Naval Air
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Carrahalle
Bulla and Louise Suggs Share Top Honors in Chicago
In a three way team tune up for the Victory national open at Medinah Louise Suggs, Georgia, set a new women’s competitive record with a 3 over par 75. Johnny Bulli of Chicago posted 67 and professional rivals Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan shot 74 and 73 respectively as Lawson Little and George Dawson led pro-amateur scoring.
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U.P
Johnny Bulli
Louise Suggs
Georgia
Bulla
Suggs
Medinah Country Club
Wil
Uhal
Lloyd Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Benio
Bulle
Harold (Jug) McSpaden
George Dawson
Lawson Little
Monterey
Cal
Dawson
Hayward Recreation Program Highlighted in Magazine
The district recreation program led by George R. Vestal is featured in the current Recreation issue. The article includes a photograph of children at Wie Asian playground and outlines plans for multiple use facilities, bowling greens, fishing, and aquatic sports, plus a proposed Grass Valley area development with 2000 acres and new courts and museum features.
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George R. Vestal
Tinyward Aves Park, Recreation and Parkway
Recreation
National Recreation Association
Vestal
Wie
Arsunbalian
Maetiso
Nauge
River Morast Open Junior Tennis Final Sets Pairings
N W R Gil Shea of Los Angeles meets top seeded Bobby Behrens of Fort Lauderdale in the final round of the 0th annual River Morast Open junior tennis tournament.
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River Pores
N. W.R
Gil Shea
Los Angeles
Bobby Behrens
Fort Lauterdale
Pla
Sodlay
Eager Beavers Ground Seattle in Basement Series
In a rough Pacific Coast League night Portland's Dilhar Taal Salvesan spun eight hits in a 9-2 win over Seattle as Portland widened its grip on the standings. San Francisco, Oakland, and Sacramento won their games as Seals catcher Joe Sprinz and pitcher Cliff Melton powered a 3-2 victory, Oakland topped Los Angeles 6-0, and Sacramento edged San Diego 7-6 in extras. Sacramento's offense surged in the late innings while Seattle slipped 37 games back and the Rainiers endured their second straight loss in the basement series.
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United Press
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Seattle
Rainiers
Dilhar Taal Salvesan
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hallywood
Cliff Melton
Joe’ Sprinz
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Los Angeles
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Seals
Eddie Erantt
Melton
Don White
Tet Jennings
Cotton
Henry Pippen
Angels
Brooks Holder
Leg Scarsella
Bill Mart
Oaks
Scargella
Sacs
Steve Mesner
Marty
Lilio Marcucci
Red Harrington
Gene Lillard
Solitas
Burbank Playground Teases Elves and the Shoemate Play
Burbank Playground Plans a dramatics production titled Elves and the Shoemates to be staged soon. Directors Betty Stevenson and Marinnin teo of the Hayward Arc Recreation district note practice underway. Cast members include Richard Del Bie Pat Nor Fegay Nunes Bohviesikos Corkie Duarte Cookie Nunes Marty Jane Moutishi Robert Nunes Jimmy Mapston D Duarte Junior Del Rio Dickie Rogers Kenneth Rogers and Donna Roe Ferreira. Earlier shows were Lusky Red Riding Hood and Flopo with casts listing Carel Nunes Mary Jane Mourishi Robert Nunes Peggy Nunes and ChE ford Nunes for the first and Pal Nor Doris Sikes Bobbie Sikes Clifford Nunes Eddie Pat reder e and Pegsy Nunes for the second. Mary Jane Mourishi and Bobchie Sikes lead the checker tournament at the playground. Rosa Mary Conlon captains the girly softball team being formed.
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Burbank Playground
Betty Stevenson
Marinnin Teo
Hayward Arc
Loclay
Richard del Bie
Pat Nor
Fegay Nunes
Bohviesikos
Corkie Duarte
Cookie Nunes
Marty Jane Moutishi
Robert Nunes
Jimmy Mapston
D. Duarte
Junior del Rio
Dickie Rogers
Kenneth Rogers
Donna Roe Ferreira
Rosa Mary Conlon
Craptain
Missing San Francisco Woman Baffles Couple
Mrs. Evelyn Cobb, 24, and their 11 month old daughter Constancr vanished along with $16,000 hid in a lunch pail. Her husband Thomas Cobb, 31, says he cannot explain the disappearance. The cash was kept outside banks per his belief.
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San Francisco
Evelyn Cobb
Thomas Cobb
Cobb
Constancr
Moore Wins By Decision In Slugfest
In Oakland WA Prankie Moore 13 of Qaleland won a close decision over Al Medrano 133 of Los Angeles in a slugfest featuring seven trips to the mat Medrano scored nine counts in the second Moore answered with a fifth round knockdown Medrano fell four times in the ninth but finished strong in the final round Also results include Frankie Augustin 162 Los Angeles drawing with Jimmy Brooks 159 San Francisco Lorenzo Safora 126 Cuba TKO'd Billy Gibson 124 San Francisco Ray Stevens 200 South San Francisco KO'd Edwin Kolles 18542 Oakland
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Prankie Moore
Qaleland
al Medrano
Los Angeles
Medrano
Foy
Moore
Frankie Augustain
Jimmy Brooks
San Frantisco
Lorenzo Safora
Cuba
Billy Gibson
San Francisco
Ray Stevens
South San Francisco
Edwin Kolles
Local Hayward Teams Enter Alameda County Tourney
Two Hayward area teams will take part in a countywide baseball tournament for Alameda County supremacy hosted by the Oakland Recreation Association. Andrew Williams’s Hayward squad Mel and Rudy’s declined entry due to uniforms, triggering elimination play starting at 6 30 tomorrow with the American Legion and Eagles contest to decide the second local entrant before a final playoff Monday at 6 30.
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Oakland
Haywere Alion
Alameda County
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Rudy
Recreation Whiels
American Legion Tovkione
Purity State
Eagles
CND
Parker Meets Dorfman in New York Tennis Clash
Frank Parker, national singles champion from Los Angeles, faces Irving Dorfman, eastern intercollegiate titlist, today at the Jackson Weights Tennis Club. The match advances Parker toward the eastern cay Spuris men's tournament quarterfinals. Parker, seeded, upset seventh-seeded Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York 6-4 6-3 in an earlier round.
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New York
Prank Pareker
Los Angeles
Irving Dorfman
Jackson Weights
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Four Winners for Jockey Longden at Hollywood Park
Inglewood California United Press reports jockey Johnny Longden rode four winners at Hollywood Park yesterday. He captured a seven furlong Constellations race aboard First Lo Fight, boosting his meet success with a dominant performance across multiple events.
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Inglewood
Cali
U.P
Johnny Longden
Hollywood Park
Falkenburg Loses In Tennis Upset
Top seed Billy Talbert of Wilmington, Del, defeated Fred Kecveleski 6-4 6-2 to reach the third round while second seed Bob Falkenburg of Los Angeles was upset in the second round by Cesar Carmona of the Philippines, 6-0 6-4, at the West Arm Hard Courts tournament in Nesnah, Wis.
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Nesnah
Wis
U.A
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Sam Match
Los Angeles
West Arm
Talbert
Fred Kecveleski
Hanttrames
Mich
Bob Falkenburg
California
Cesar Carmona
Philippines
California Players Dominate Washington Tennis Tourney
Washington state tennis tournament progressed to the second round as California players continued to lead. Top seed Emery Neale of Portland had a rest day before edging Jim Skelton of Vancouver by sets 4-6 0-4 6-2 6-3, while second seed Harry Bultimer of San Francisco defeated Chas in straight sets.
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Seattle
Wash
California
Emery Neale
Portland
Jim Skelton
Vancouver
B. C
Harry Bultimer
San Francisco
Chas
CIO Plans Split of California and New Directors
In San Francisco CIO President Philip Murray agreed to divide California into northern and southern regions. Regional Director Harry Bridges plans to resign to allow appointment of two full time directors. A union spokesman said today.
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U.P
CIO
Philip Murray
California
Cioegion
Harry Bridges
Sputesman
San Francisco Players Advance In Berkeley Meet
Sutton and Berkeley residents 6-1 and 6-3 tally noted. Jim Livingstone and Mary Roche of San Francisco also advanced in the event.
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Sutton
Berkeley
Calif
Jim Livingstone
Mary Roche
San Francisco
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