Half-Game Still Divides Oaks Seals After Tuesday Wins
The Seals and Oaks remain a half game apart in the standings as Rosso and Ardizola anchored shutouts for San Francisco and Oakland. Ardizola blanked the Beavers 2 0 while Rosso defeated Sacramento 3 0. In other action Hollywood beat San Diego 2 10 3 in ten innings.
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Castro Valley Field Day Set for August 3 at Castro Valley School
The Hayward Area Recreation district announces the second boys field day at Castro Valley school on Friday August 3 starting 9 am. Events include 1 and 50 yard dashes for ages through 14, basketball for younger kids, football throw, circle the bases, drop step, sack race and softball throws. Afternoon events feature a softball tournament for 11 and under and a horseshow tournament for 14 and under, led by Myron Sweezey with committee members Boyd Long Bob Slank and Audie Smith.
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Sunset boys softball split with Ashland in doubleheader
Sunset high school's softball team split a two game set with Ashland at Ashland diamond last week losing 16 3 then winning 9 5 In a later return Ashland dropped both ends 6 2 and 6 0 Sunset players include Bill Smith Donald Jones Bobby Jones Noel Friend Richard Herb Honald Barnes Mike Thierry Bill DeLur Jack Dancer Jerry Hargrove Ashland players listed include Jimmy Coon Linyd Wilson Jerry Kellogg Richard DeLambert Harvey Agdelott Gilbert Abeyda Howald Hernandez David Lopez Nick Bousig Dick Kellogg Robert Cona Charles Sullivan Tim McCay Phil Silvera Manuel Garcia Lowell Crocker Danny Augustine.
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Jerry Munoz
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Sunset
Bill Smith
Donald Jones
Bobby Jones
Noel Friend
Richard Herb
Honald Barnes
Mike Thierry
Bill DeLur
Jack Dancer
Jerry Hargrove
Jimmy Coon
Linyd Wilson
Jerry Kellogg
Richard DeLambert
Harvey Agdelott
Gilbert Abeyda
Howald Hernandez
David Lopez
Nick Bousig
Dick Kellogg
Robert Cona
Charles Sullivan
Tim McCay
Phil Silvera
Manuel Garcia
Lowell Crocker
Danny Augustine
Firemen Edge Out Valley Businessmen in Openers
Firemen edged out the Valley businessmen in a pair of softball games opening the evening schedule at Castro Valley Playground. Firemen lineup included Wally Glass captain Bob Johnson Cliff Grampher Rene Slippa Frank Wilkin Sr Jack Gonsalves Carl Peretta Fred Boysen Ernie Selmyki. Businessmen featured Armond Blank captain Robert Nelson F Dyche Walter Paine M Weston George Cramphorn Victor Gallberth Dick Berry.
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Irs
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Fred Boysen
Ernie
Tennis Team Sees Upset in French Open Doubles
In Paris at Roland Garros heat waves hit play as Patricia Canning Todd of Lafayette California and Simon Lafargue of France upset favored Dorothy Bundy and Jedrzejowska 8-2 7-5 to reach the women's doubles semifinals. The all-American pair Pauline Betz and Doris Hart advanced by beating Vera Dace and Jean Quertier 6-1 7-5.
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Santa Monica
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Elpress
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
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Jean Quertier
Britain
Cazbar Wins Fourth Straight Title Clinch
Cazbar extended its win streak to four with a 10 to 4 victory over Pacific Overseas Air Technical Command last weekend. Carl Grazzini slugged a home run among three of the team's ten safeties, Fred Bonelli added a triple, Bob Larson pitched five innings allowing three hits, and Ed Roberlo finished the final innings. Next Sunday the squad aims for a fifth straight win against an unnamed opponent.
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Fred Bonelli
Bob Larson
Ed Roberlo
Conferences Seek Aid to Preserve Amateur College Sports
Representatives of 20 major conferences meeting in Chicago urged member schools to back a plan maintaining college athletics on an amateur basis. The group, representing more than 200 colleges, concluded a two day session with a consensus that steps are needed to curb rising commercialism in college sports.
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Long Beach Trio Wins Harding Trophy
The Long Beach three man golf team captured the Warren G Harding trophy in Denver, setting a new record for the event. Jimmy Clark posted 134 to earn medalist honors, with Oscar W Hoberg 154 and Marshall Holt 143 for a combined 431 across 86 holes, dethroning Detroit.
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Calif
Warren G. Harding
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Jimmy Clark
Oscar W. Hoberg
Marshall Holt
Leonas Secures Technical Knockout in Sixth Round
In San Jose, Juan Leonas 136 from San Jos scored a technical knockout in the sixth round against Sammy Anders 128 of Detroit at the Civic Auditorium. Anders was knocked down twice in round six. Other results included TrigoKO Lopez and Alva KO Williams with a draw between Bueno and another opponent.
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U.P
Juan Leonas
San Joss
Sammy Anders
Detroit
Civic Auditorium
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Mario Trigo
San Antonio
Tex
Romero Lopez
Los Angeles
Ramon Alva
San ‘Antonio
Phil Williams
Tos Angeles
Ruperto
Mexico City
Felix Bueno
San Jose
Drew
Rodeos Grow Into Big Business With High Prizes
Cheyenne Wyoming reports rodeos expanding into a big business with top performers earnings from 20000 to 25000 annually. Earl Lindsey of Fort Worth Texas, business manager of the Rodeo Cowboys Association, notes rising crowds and larger purses across about 400 rodeos in the United States. The season runs January to November with total prize money exceeding a million dollars. The association uses a point system awarding one point per dollar won to determine champions.
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Texas
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CHB Softball Opens Tonight With Purity Brads Sportsmen
CHB softballers face Purity in the opener on Bret Harte diamond. In the second game Brads meet the Sportsmen’s Club as tonight’s schedule wraps up.
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Purity
Bret Harte
Slub
Hunt Foods Girls Lead Open League With Big Win
Hunt Foods girls' softball team crushed Telephone Company 19 to 2 on Bret Harte's diamond to take an undefeated league lead. In the evening game Disabled American Veterans defeated Tate's Cleaners 12 to 9.
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Tate’s Cleaners
Clark Sets New Record At Golf Links
Denver today hosted the first peacetime renewal of the national public links golf tournament with Jimmy Clark of Long Beach leading a field of top amateurs. Thirty two players would advance after an 18 hole first round from a 64-man field with a second 18 hole round slated for the afternoon.
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Jimmy Clark
Long, Beach
Calif
Base Ball Clubs Seek Early Major League Status
LOS ANGELES. Baseball Commissioner A. B. Happy Chandler said today that all Pacific Coast League clubs want major league standing at the earliest possible date. The resolu tion reflects league-wide aspiration for recognition and potential integration with major leagues.
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U.P
A. B. “Happy” Chandler
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