Burns Critique Sparks Long Beach Recreation Reform Call
City recreation chief Hjelte cites inadequate facilities for youth in Long Beach and urges council action. Walter Scott and Dr. Harnett back a plan for more gyms pools courts and parks as Kaya Kleckstein notes funds are tied up in tideland oil litigation and harbor bonds due 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSE
Ceorge Hjelte
Department of Recreation and Parks
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Burns
Walter L. Scott
Herbs R. Mleckstein
Frank Harnett
Scott
Mr. Kleckstein
Youth Services Survey Committee
Beans Reardon
United States
Mister Reardon
Bing Able
Walter Scott
Board of Education
Klockstein
Kiockstein
Klocksiem
Herb Klockstein
George Hyde
Kieckslein
Dr. Harnett
Harnett
Recreation Dept
San Diego
Kern County
Pasadena
California
Belmont Recreator
Center
Service Men's Club
Camp Bay
Naval Nine in Title Contest Named Starter for Beach Port Tilt
Coach Jake Shugrue named lanky John Keys as probable starter for the Beach Naval Station in tomorrow's preleague game against Port Hueneme. Port Hueneme earned the right to face the Seabees by defeating J Mugu last Friday. In three meetings this season the Seabees won two by one run. The tilt is set at the general island field starting at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keys
Jake Shugrue
the Beach Naval Station
Ports Huenem Ic
Port Hueneme
J . Mugu
Seabees
Gerernal Island
Bety
Husky Star Ottele Says He Just Likes to Play Football
University of Washington quarterback Dick Ottele revealed he signed a secret professional contract with the New York Yankees in 1949. He stated he pursued pay while keeping options open for education at USC after finishing his current Washington quarter, apologizing and asking others to forget the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U.P
Dick Ottele
Bygones
University of Washington
New York Yankee
Washington
Howie Odell
Ottele
Eahlipee Pee Ay
Huskies
Wght
Los Angeles Dons
James Phelan
Washington Athletic
Harvey Cassill
Cassill
California
Long Beach
Ble Ottele
Navy
University of Southern California
Victoria Romps Past Spokane 10-3 in Two-Inning Win
Victoria defeated Spokane 10-3 in two innings as eight runs came in early. The Western International league game featured a dominant start for Victoria and a decisive early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Victoria
Spokane
Duke Snider Emerges as Dodger Rookie Hopeful
Dodgers praise Compton born outfielder Duke Snider as a promising 21 year old rookie. After naval service and time in farm systems he returns to spring training in the Dominican Republic and could win a regular right field job with Brooklyn this season, per Dodger management and New York sports writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodger
Leo
Dodgers
Navy
Branch Rickey
Compton High
Flatbush
Chorce
Dixie Walker
Tom Downey
Snider
Compton
Beverly iHilils
Enterprise Junior High
Duke
Beaste Ware
Tarbabes
Long Beach Compton
Poly
Wilson
Southern California
Jack Ray
Empion
Laden Wilson Brulh
Dick Ottele
Newport News
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Montreal
Brooklyn
Dominican Republic
Vero Beach
Florida
Dodger Cavalty
Southwest
New York
Dodger J
Schneiter Sets Qualifying Pace for PGA Championship
In a Salt Lake City qualifier, George Schneiter of Ogden Utah posted 134 the day’s best score to pace sectional PGA Championship qualifying. Notable players including Monterey Calif’s Law son Little and veterans Toney Penna Harris on Smith Jimmie Hines advanced, with several Beverly Hills Beverly qualifiers and others earning spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St.Lewis
George Schnelter
Ogden
Utah
Professional Golfers Association
Salt Lake City
Law
Son Little
Monterey
Calif.land
Toney Penna
Harriton Smith
Jimmie Hines
Richmond
Sherm Ellworthy
San Francisco
T Ie Harvey Raynor
Feeley Ir
Oakla
Cat Quaitea
Arsrtane
Erly Hills
Beverly Hills
Paul Ree
Jacienda
Calif
Bill Nary
Phoenix
Masters Clinches Olympic Position
Palo Alto April 27 OFAT Masters Stanford's athletic director received delayed confirmation as manager of the American Olympic track and field squad. The appointment had drawn criticism from the A A U executive committee over a magazine article published under his name criticizing management for the 1936 Olympiad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Ofat Masters
Stanford
Trojan Netters Down Miami U in Los Angeles
The University of Southern California Jennis team defeated Miami University Florida 7 to 2 in Los Angeles yesterday. Bob Pereza won the top singles match 6 4 6 6 1 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Southern California Jennis
Miami University
Florida
Bob Pereza
Sid Schwartz
Poly High Golf Team Wins Two League Matches
Poly High's golf squad defeated Whit ter 2214 at Recreation Park and beat Jordan high 360 in Pacific League play. Chuck Tassidy led with a 77 for the top score of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poly High
Recreation Park
Whitter
Jordan High
Chuck Tassidy
Ruth Heading for Hollywood
New York April 27. Babe Ruth announces he is fit to film his life story in Hollywood for six weeks. The Bambino, who battled illness since January 1946, appears restored and upbeat as he introduces his memoir The Babe Ruth Story and prepares to supervise the movie production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Babe Ruth
Bambino
Hollywood
Ruth
Literat
America
Florida
Beavers to Tackle Stars
In San Francisco on April 27 the Acorns seek a peak in the Pacific Coast League as they host the Battle Rainiers while carrying a 15–11–1 record and sitting second behind the San Francisco Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Casey Stengel
Oakland
Acorns
San Francisco Seals
Oaka
Emeryville
Battle Rainiers
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sacramento Senators
Follywood
Portland Beavers
Bonnie Willis Rolls 634 Trio
Bonnie Willis of Long Beach California rolled 644 in doubles while Paula Brown of El Dorado Kansas hit 628 in singles as low scores dominated the day of Women's International Bowling Congress competition in Dallas April 27 with Pau line Brown earning a share of fifth in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Kegler
Pauline Brown
el Dorado
Kany
Pieanie Willis
Long Beach
Calif
Fans Boo as Smith Edges Banks in 10 Round Fight
In Dayton on April 27 Billy Smith of Oakland California won a 10 round split decision over Charlie Banks of Cincinnati. The crowd booed the verdict as Banks made Smith work with bobbing and weaving and there were no knockdowns recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Billy Smith
Oakland
Calif
Charlie Banks
Schmeling Car Permit Clash Surfaces in Frankfurt
Max Schmeling faces questions over a nearly new automobile obtained without a permit as German papers criticize the law requiring permits for new cars. The Rundschau notes driving permits hinge on economic need, while Schmeling could not be reached for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Max Schmeling
Frankfurter Rundschau
Germany
Max
Giants Display Slab Strength in 5-1 Win Over Phillies
New York Giants surge behind strong pitching led by Dave Koslo to a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. The win gives the Giants a 1.5 game lead in the pennant race as they showcase a rare blend of pitching depth and powerful batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Giants
Philadelphia Phils
Dave Koslo
Mel Ott
Koslo
Bobo Newsom
Sheldon Jones
Ace
Y Jansen
Peathea
Stanky
Eddie Stanky
Dodger
Matem
Braves
Dodgers
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Robinson
Fred Sanford
Dizzy Trout
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Box Scorca
Philnale
Sark Fen
Streaks Set for Exhibition Tilt With Colton at Park Avenue Field
Long Beach Green Streaks eye first win of the practice season as they host Colton in an exhibition at Park Avenue Field at 3 15 p m tonight. Al Deweese and George Pears Jr will share pitching duties for the Streaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California
Rodgers
Long Beach
Colton
Park Avenue
San Bernard
Y Park Ave
al Deweese
George Pears
Bacvedt
Stan White
Tom Donnovan
George’ Miray
Jimmy Jones
Clint
Bi Budron
Q Bay
Steelers Land Kansas Gridders
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed Kansas halfback Bay Evans after negotiations led by coach Johnny Michelosen. Evans had earlier opposed pro football, preferring business, but was won over to join the Steelers with terms not disclosed. The Bears had draft rights before the Steelers swapped for air rights to Texas’ Bobby Layne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Kansas' Bay
Evans
Johnny Michelosen
Jock Sutherland
Kansas City
Chicago Bears
Steelers
Texas
Bobby Layne
Angels Release Hurler Fieming
The Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League released pitcher Big Fieming yesterday after an 11 6 record last season and 10 this year in a baseball shift at the LA club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles ‘Angels
Pacific Coast
Baseball League
Big Fieming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spos
Poet Burns
Maxwell Stiles
Walter L. Scott More
Naval
Pacifio Coast League Gan
Francixes Nanan Pet
Fauramanta
Hollywood Glimore
A. al Bacramento
Beatient
Frenciaco
Han Dien
BAC
B. Pet Claveland
Rew
Jadadonia
Puctato
Relly
Southern Association
Fern Hattanooge
Brockton
Gerne
Antonio
Oklanomi City
Vaisn
Victoria Victor
Lauds Compton
Duke Snider
By Pete Rozelle
Schneiter
Masters
Trojan
Miami U
Beavers
Stars
Bonnie Willis
Smith
der Moxie
Schmeling
Joe Reichler
Brean Sports Widar
Ee Aghourne
Farbendb
Fane
Binley
DY Ennisrt
Naucetee
Rkamitan Seuinieke
Naw
York
Busta
Koni Kinlhelm Bielkeouta
Rowe
Heinted
Clyrint
Mitchueend
Ciavaland
Wiley Dost
Parnell
Thowpeea
Touck
Ry Haefner
Partai
Haefner
Thompeau
Gi Loaing
Piteher
Eianteer
Hearne
Moat
Zlla
Rhinen
Voluelien
Brackley Vaneuykp
Rusa
Owase Elis Ca
Seatons Bouhlear & Beane
Betant
Tanta
Vasht
Vaneuve
Lansing Pitabel Balapintia
Baclick
Pantny
Fiats
Eniaay
Soba
Detroit
SMU
Benford
Struel
Rammel
Primat Ad Bose Winesill, AG
Bostow
Dintaget Nicy
Shy Willinhss
T. Atepher Spence
1B Muleef Dorre
Fata Parnell
Taia
Thurman
Tucker
Aaron Robinson
Chicago
Larry Doby
Associated Press
Kansas
Angels
Hurler Fieming