Waldorf Praises Cal Mentor Amid Rose Bowl Talk
Coach Pappy Waldorf addressed Golden Bear alumni in Lafayette Hotel, praising Cal’s program and star back Johnny Olszewski. Waldorf cites Cal’s recent success, upcoming PCC vote on Rose Bowl representation, and his high regard for Olszewski, noting Cal’s 33-1-1 record in four seasons.
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Hollywood Park Boom Delivers Big Attendance and Purses
At Hollywood Park attendance rose 3.5 percent and pari mutuel handle climbed 16.4 percent in the first weeks of last summer, officials report. Overnight purses increase, with another $25,000 feature set for Saturday. favorite Interpretation aims to extend a winning streak against Gold Capitol in a likely dozen-horse field.
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Major League Baseball and Basketball Standings Collage
A dense scrape of 1940s league standings and last night results across American and National leagues. It lists team rows like Baltimore Syracuse Ottawa and Toronto with wins and losses, plus scattered game results, upcoming schedules, and brief box-score notes. Includes Western and Eastern divisions and several city references such as St Louis Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia New York.
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Ex Czech Favorite in All England Net Play
Jaroslav Drobny tops the All England entries aiming for Wimbledon glory this month. U S hopes include Art Larsen Budge Patty Herb Flam and Dick Savitt with Australia led by Frank Sedgman and Ken MacGregor. Drobny recently swept to the French title and is viewed as the hottest amateur in the sport. There is strong U S presence in the women’s division led by Louise Brough with Margaret Osborne du Pont Shirley Fry and Doris Hart also prominent. Wimbledon contenders are warming up at the Northern Lawn Tennis Tournament in Manchester where Althea Gibson and Beverly Baker posted wins.
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Del Mar Adds Stake Race at summer meeting
Del Mar track announces a summer meeting purse totaling about 525000 with 3100 payments from 63 owners. The Debutante will debut as a companion to the Del Mar Futurity opening June 24. Current stake value stands at 20000 with entry and starting fees likely raising the pot to 25000 for a 10 horse field.
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Runyan Barber Win U S Open Golf Trials
Veteran Paul Runyan and Jerry Barber, both from Southern California, earned berths in the 1951 U S Open at Birmingham Michigan after strong finishes at San Gabriel Country Club sectional qualifiers. Vines narrowly edged Eaton for the third berth, with Barber posting rounds of 70 and 67 to finish tied atop the scoring.
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Coast Leaders and Games Chronicle
Coast leaders guide a tense set of matches with players from Los Angeles and Sacramento. Notable names include Connors and Kell, with scattered scores and locations like Sacramento and Los Angeles. the fragmentary text confirms ongoing competition and regional teams eyeing strong finishes.
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Awards Honor City College Athletes At Spring Banquet
City College celebrated its top Viking sports year at the Coast Inn banquet. Bill Millington won the Viking of the Year for athletic scholastic excellence, with Art Reichle delivering remarks. MVPs were named across baseball, golf, track, basketball, tennis, and intramurals, with several special honors and two-year lettermen announced.
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Florida Court Rules Radio News Not Exempt From Bookie Law
Florida Supreme Court holds radio news service not exempt from the 1949 antibookie law. The ruling overturns a mandamus ordering Trans Radio Press Service to install teletype for WINZ Miami Beach and WITT Coral Gables, to provide racing information for broadcast.
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Narleski Tops CIBA Batter at UCLA
Los Angeles June 5. Little Ted Narleski UCLA shortstop led the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association with a .393 batting average after 24 hits in 61 at bats. He added four doubles two triples and a homer while tying for 15 RBI with teammates Buddy Bachtelle and John Matyfi hyd and USC’s Al Kagan. California first baseman Syl McNinch led with 26 hits and hit .322 overall.
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Moran Salas Vie at Olympic Aud
Mexico's welterweight champion Nick Moran faces Charley Sas in a 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Salas, who sparred former California welterweight champ John L. Davis in a nontitle bout shortly before, is listed as a 1-2 favorite.
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McShain Wrestles Garibaldi Tonight
Hollywood heavyweight contender McShain battles Gino Garibaldi in the three fall main event at Wil pindtan Baul, with Vic Holbrook coaching Garibaldi from ringside. Ivan the Terrible faces Holbrook in the semi final. the card opens with Morell vs Lewin and Wild Tom Rice versus Seppе James.
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