11 06 53 Peacock Holds Bantam Crown, Lima News (Lima, Ohio)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:44:08 GMT

Ohio State At Full Strength For Spartans Wnner To Remain Top ) In Race For Title 82,000 Fans Expected To Jam Stadium For Nation's top Game Illinois, Stanford 87 FEED MeCOOL CC-UMBUS

11 06 53 Peacock Beats Ortega By TKO in 9th Round, Zanesville Signal (Zanesville, Ohio)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:44:04 GMT

t>age Fourteen THE ANESV1LLE SIGNAL Friday, November 0. Baylor, Illinois, Stanford Boosters for Coach George Vlerebome's Lash High Blue Devils Face Major Gridiron Battles NEW YORK, IT)— Baylor. Illinois ence play, invades Los Angeles Tech rules a heavy favorite over and Stanford, surprise leaders of as a six-point underdog against Clemson and West Virginia apthree of the major conferences, Southern California. , pears considerably better than face their most severe tests ofi The Illim rank fourth in the, Virginia Tech. the season tomorrow as they country and Stanford llth. | Michigan St

11 06 53 Billy Peacock Stops Ortega, Fresno Bee Republican (Fresno, Calif ) (Ortega-Peacock)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:43:52 GMT

BEE Fresno, Cal., Fri., Nov. 6,1953 NEW YORK- -AP—The ris- couple of years, but eventually ing clamor. to bring major something will have, to,-be 'done league baseball to the west and to me the. Shaughnessy coast has reached a fever pitch plan looks sound." and the club owners are won- O'Malley acknowledged "a dering just how they wjll ap- change is- imperative" because proach the problem at the mi- of various pressures which have nor league meeting at the end been exerted on the majors, but •L By Fred Down of the month and the major he does not want a third major iSJEW YORK — UP — Pe

11 04 53 Peacock Vs Ortega, Fresno Bee Republican (Fresno, Calif ) (Ortega-Peacock)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:43:32 GMT

. V By Jack O'Brien By Otc«r Fr«l*y PHILADELPHIA—UP —.The •NEW YORK — UP — Quotes Mississippi State over Tulane Philadelphia Athletics t o d a y and misquotes to prove it is a —and you'll have peace. long way from a gamble-to a Pitt over Virginia—to your signed veteran infielder Eddie ByHelWood gambol—Fraleyls Follies and life's end. Joost as manager, effective' Im.'SAN FRANCISCO—UP—No- the weekend football "winners." Also: Maryland over George mediately. Washington, West Virginia over Game Of The Week . body stops the aerial attack in S o u t h e r n California over VPI,

10 30 58 Medel Slim Favorite to Trim Padilla, Long Beach Independent (Long Beach, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:43:00 GMT

Fanfare Say, did I tell you about Last Saturday afternoon, I Waterfield's house. We had SC-Washington State game Sam's latest knee-slapper? was flopped in the den of just finished watching the on TV. IBRAIN CONCUSSION m«. on. »e, IMS INDEPENDENT—P<9t C-> Hospitalize Don Grant lyDOSilllCtlKPPtt Thefii-st of California's quail-hunting seasons opens j turday but be certain of your counties before youj , . )' ~ _ away at the upland birds. Romomhn.start banging ....... „* «!,„ ..nion,i hivHc Remember, that the season for the eight southern counties, plus Inyo and Mono, does NOT open un

10 21 57 Abeyta Will Test Hand in Richmond Go, Oakland Tribune

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:58 GMT

40 LINE ON THE SPORTSMAN Tigers Prep Pheasant Tags for For 2-Game Season Available Midwest Trip D Oakland Tribune, Monday, Oct. 21, 1957 337 Golfers Vie in Senior Qualifying • PINEHURST, N.C.» Oct. 21 —W—A record 337 players scrambled over three courses here today in the qualifying round for the sixth annual North and South Seniors Golf Tournament. The 18-hole qualifying play will set the stage for match play tomorrow through Saturday for the shotmakers aged 55 and up. Many flights will be arranged to assure competition the rest of the week for as many, players as wish. Defending h

10 21 55 Results of Fights, Daily Globe (Ironwood, Mich ) (Ortega-Campo)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:54 GMT

TEN IRONWOOD, DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1955. Wakefield, Ontonagon Have League Contests WESTERN U. F. STANDINGS i W L T XP OP and Hancock cop wins the . same situation will exist, .with the chamHancock 3 0 0 90 pion coming out of the game'next, 00 90 21 week. Houghton. -3 Wakefield 3 1 0 111 12 Wakefield could gain a share of 12 2S 91 the bunting if it tops Houghton Ontonagon 13 28 135 and the Gremlins whip Hancock Lake Linden 05 20 94 next week. L'Anse WAKEFIELD — Games this! ONTONAGON^Cmtonagon's Poweekend in the Western Upper |lar Bears will \vind up their 1955 P

10 21 55 Fight Results, Sheboygan Press (Sheboygan, Wisc ) (Ortega-Campo)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:48 GMT

THE SHEBOYGAN (WIS.) PRESS, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21, 195S 11 709 7O4 72S— 31 3R * '~ •.*. % • ~"> _N n \~i «74 711) 732— V116 IN M'J (>04— 1984 742-2112 7:»~-2050 74*— 1Q51 742 2110 Redmen, Ships Battle For Second MADISON (AP) — Football coach Ivy Williamson of the University of Wisconsin has settled one of two old scores still outstanding w h e n the season started. He'll have a chance to even up the second on Saturday. He wanted to beat Iowa in the worst way this year to make up for last year's 13-7 loss and he did, in spades by a score of 34-14. Now he would like nothing better

10 21 55 Campo, Jordan Win Bay Bouts, Fresno Bee Republican

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:46 GMT

THE FRESNO BEE Fresno- c*1'- **>• <**• a*. 'n - .-Bv Bflff DftMnran DaMgren Three top notch - f o o t b a l l games which may have a decidig effect on the flrial prep Standings In Ihe San Joaquin Valley iiro on tap this evening.. Those games arc: Edison vs Three Key Games Are Set For Roosevelt In Fresno's Ratdlffe Stadium. Dos Palos at Salt Joacniln Memorial In Fresno. Portervllle vs. Bakersficld In Bakersfield. _Tlig Edison-Roosevelt game is T3«« i, . .' ". _ - In the Northern Y o s e m H e which will play against once league, The winner will emerge beaten Merced In Merced tothe cofa

10 19 55 Johnny Ortega Battles Camp Tomorrow Night, Oakland Tribune

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:44 GMT

IT SAYS HERE Cal Malcontents , Hit Wrong Man By RAY HAYWOOD There has been considerable harsh talk lately' concerning Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, the portly mentor o California's Golden Football Bears. Despite an outstanding record of 63 victories and four ties against 21 defeats since taking over at Berkeley in 1947, Waldorf now is being criticized and cauterized by some malcontents. Doris Hart Turns Pro, Will Teach Oakland Tribune, Wednesday, Oct. 19,1955 53 On Second Thought Continued from 1st Sports Page ———•— the 49ers hope they come true. A title would look good worn by coach No

09 24 58 Fight Results, Kerrville Times (Kerrville, Tex ) (Ortega-Padilla)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:41 GMT

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09 24 58 Fight Results, Gettysburg Times (Gettysburg, Penn ) (Ortega-Padilla)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:36 GMT

THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, WEDNESDAY, 24, PAGE FIVE Moose Bowling League Standings Clapper

09 24 58 Fight Results, Ada Evening News (Ada, Okla ) (Ortega-Padilla)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:32 GMT

PAGE 8 THE T ADA EVENING - NEWS ADA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1958 For Bear-Lions Are But Cougars Are The Target Texans Make Third OfO.U.Club Texoni Number 23 in All And N«w Mtxico Hoi Pai NORMAN —What happens to all those Texas high schoo flashes who cast their football lo -with the University of Oklahoma? •Why, they play for the Sooners that's what. 'On Oklahoma's roster of.66 play «rs, 23 graduated from Texas high »chools, about one third of the team. •After Tuesday's practice, 10 o. the first 22 players, almost hal of the first two teams, turned ou to have Texas

09 22 58 Bowdry Favored Over Ray In Top Bout On Schedule, Eureka-Humboldt Standard (Eureka, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:29 GMT

1 Braues Win Second Straight National League Pennant HUMBOLDT STANDARD Mon./ Sept. 22, 1958, Pa^e 22 It is hard to know -where to begin in the telling of the New .York - «» - L i g h I outs, but he is an ^underdog week's golfing activities—both eavyweigh't contender Jesse lis lime because of'Bdwdry's owdry is favored al 3-1 to bcal nbealen siring of 11 starts Bayside and Bay wood, women onny Ray in their TV ABC nee his last fight wilh Ray. Los Angeles 'in' — Hamilton have been going great guns. By MII/TON RICHMAN ght at Chicago stadium In their series, .they divided Richardson, veteran

09 09 57 Vince Martinez Is Favored To Win Over Baker, Fresno Bee Republican (Fresno, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:26 GMT

New Coacli May Kindle Spark In FHS Football Machine Fdr'57 Season A week of watchful waiting ended for the Fresno BROOKLINE, Mass.—UP— • By Thomas Meehan State College football staff today when much wanted Such prime favorites as Dr. All byes will be on the Fresno High School football pCLHal Sellels f,rom Pasade Frank (Bud) Taylor of Pomo- ^ Bulldog squad, along with ™ City College joined team when new Coach Be'rnie Mitchell unveils the Warthe teammate .guard Alex riors in the annual carnival in Ratcliffe Stadium Septemna, Calif.; Ted Bishop of Cam IV10r3l6S. ber 19th. bridge, Mass.;

09 09 53 Local Sportsmen Tab Gonsalves In Video Bout, Oakland Tribune (Ortega-Villa)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:24 GMT

26 D Oiklind Tribune, Wednesday, Sept. .9, 1953 RAY HAYWOOD S It Charles Upset by Johnson Ezzard to Get •flVfUBIfl Local Sportsmen Another Chance Tab Gonsalves In Video Bout By GORDON STIRLING Three six-round bouts and a four-round curtain raiser will support tonight's Auditorium main event between 'Johnny Gonsalves and Henry Davis, topranking lightweight contenders. The sixes will feature Art Soto vs. Jiggs Reed, both of Oakland, welters; Frankie Sequeira of Oakland *vs. Pat Doyle of San Francisco, feathers, and Chico Villa of Decoto vs. Johnny Ortega of Oakland, bancams. The main event

09 05 56 Ortega TKO'd In 6th Round, Oakland Tribune (Ortega-Ursua)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:22 GMT

I-. ** -A.fi- ALHf IACK Angels Drub Wife Win PENNANT RACES IN PCI, MAJORS AOHC COAST IMftUMAJNWCW IKOUf .*•* >M NATIONAL UAOUI Ortega TKO'd In 6tii Round 85 «i J9B Fail to Halt Sacs By EMMONS BTBKI 11 w m n n .491 17 79 7t M .45$ • M .MS k btcki City with tl IB their final home •« Pwrson's OB Haywood a n .4M (It'll) «a. mst by dniDhmf Seattle, 4M. of Jim K*W Ytrfc ai Anfeb moved Jf*C*n*k (M) w. with only 13 play, Bolfer drove in three runs STOCKTOH—DwnmT Ursua, UT. Mamidget - lie Sullivan's The gate was 12,619 for 1,521 Star teams will meet on thr nila. stopped Johnny

09 05 56 Ortega Breaks Nose -- Ursua Gets TKO, The Daily Review (Hayward, Calif ) (Ortega-Ursua)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:19 GMT

iir Words By EDDIE SPARR Sacs Thump Ssc?/s, 71-3 j distance, runner, humbled HunWHILE THE U. S. CAN boast Summerlin and Harold Carter gary's three top Olympic hopefuls of a monopoly on champions in 'collide Friday night. Carter lost to Summerlin yesterday as he smashed the the heavier classes, the-little men earlier, from distant shores-rule the fly- to kayothis, year, but came back world record for the-3,000-meter By UNITED PRESS weight and bantamweight di- f i e l d Bobe Satterfield. Satter- • r-' | p r v• i• o u -s' l-y c a e c i-,i -me Los Angeles Angels, one of the mightiest Pacif

08 28 58 Monroe Favored Over Escalante In Olympic Bout, Van Nuys News (Van Nuys, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:14 GMT

22-C Nuys (Colif.) NEWS jf Thursday, August 28, 1958 Junior College Gridders to Report Sets National Speed Record at Bonnevil e A new national automobile speed record belongs to a Van Nuys man this morning, and by this afternoon he may have lowered hi own mark. Lions Experienced; Pierce Gets Preps ,. FootbaH season prospects at Valley and Pierce Colleges are a study in contrast Monarch coach Al Hunt will have a good nucleus of experienced returnees, but no particularly outstanding incoming high school graduates. * I l l W j I mmmm t,mitu*ns The situation is just the opFour months ago we

08 28 53 Sequeira Starts Comeback On Oakland's TV Card, Oakland Tribune

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:10 GMT

21,440 Watch Angels Bevos Drop Twin Bill; Suds Lose By The Associated Press If the Pacific Coast League is dying, as some of its critics insist, a lot of people are getting in early for the wake. j There were 21,440 fans at WrU'lcy Field last night when: Los Angeles thumped Hollywood, K-2. It was the largest crowd : of the season on the Pacific slope, surpassing that of 18,940 on 1 Memorial Day between these came clubs. : The huge turnout saw a good ball game, too. Joe Hattcn, a swift southpaw, had one of h i s 1 j good nights. He whiffed eight batters in scoring his 13th vic-j tory, and twice

08 27 54 Macis-Gensaw Match Is Made For Next Month, Reno Evening Gazette (Reno, Nev )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:04 GMT

i l Deadlock Holds In Coast Loop; 20 Games Left Rules on Playoff Say Single Game Decides Winner By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS facias-Gensaw fafch Is Made : or Next Month Labor Day Card Pits Opponents Of a Year Ago August 27, 1954 CARL DIGINO, Sports Editor ; TEff E— 13 Twenty games to go, and Hollywood and San Diego still are deadlocked at the top of the Pacific Coast league standing. i Hollywood shellacked SealtU last night 7-1, while San Diego was hard pressed to edge Oakland 5-4. Ho^cr Bowman, talented Holh\vood southpaw, gained his 19tli w i n as ho limited the previously rod hot Seattle

08 21 51 Harper-Burton Fight Tomorrow, The Daily Review (Hayward, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:42:01 GMT

Pge 6 The DAILY REVIEW Tuesday, Aug. 21,- 1951 Page ,6 LITTLE SPORT By Rousori Yank-Indian Race Cleveland Forg With 5-3 Over enators NEW YORK (U.R) — Just when they were needed most, the Cleveland Indians' long-silent bats began?thundering today in. a drive to break up the American League pennant race. That's what manager Al Lope/, has been.praying for a long time now — that the Tribe hitters would start lo carry their share of the pennant load along with Ihe /'big four" pitching staff of Bob Feller, Mike Garcia, Early Wynn', and Bob Lemon. > Until now, the Cleveland slory has, been a

08 20 51 Sports Jamboree to Be Given Aug 21, The Daily Review (Hayward, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:41:57 GMT

6 Tho DAILY REVIEW Monday, Aug. 20, '1951' Page 6 LITTLE SPORT piAveRs i> OFFICIALS By Rousori MIGHTY 'ALBERT BUTCHERY ATHLETICS MURDER YANKS, 15-1 If the Yankees are forced lo operate without, ace und ailing right banders Allie Reynolds and Tom Morgan on the i^-game Western \ road trip which Ihey begin tonight with a double header in Detroit, < they will have to forget about winning the pennant. That fact was clearly shown yesterday in the frightful 15 to I shellacking given the world champs by the spunky seventh place Athletics at a time when the Indians were winning. 4 to 0, then losin

08 12 54 Jones Cops TKO Nod Over Ortega, Nevada State Journal (Reno, Nev ) (Ortega-Jones)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:41:54 GMT

Indians Attain .74)0 Percentage • _ it/ITU A M/YfU CD mighty crowd of some 90,000 expectWITH AINV I TltK M to *»tch the proceedings, 21st annual all-star football game will be played at Chicago's mammoth Soldiers' Field Friday night. The game pits defending professional champs, Detroit Lions, led by coach Buddy Parker and star back Doak Walker, against the college all-stars, coached'by Jim Tatum of Maryland and featuring, among others, All-American Paul Cameron, UCLA star back of 1953, (International) Team levelfmd lew York Detroit By MILTON RICHMAN, UP Sporti Writer . The Cleveland Ind

08 10 54 Scores and Standings, Independent Record (Helena, Mont ) (Ortega-Jones)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:41:51 GMT

Tbt Iadtpttt4*Bt Itaord, Htlw, Mont. Tut»d»y, August 10, 1IM Women Softball Teams Play Night Exhibition East Helena East Helena Holds Out AgainstMiner's Home Run Barrage to Win Arcs Glim Big Bats Boom Forty College Gridders arid 11 Pairings Announced Started Early, Braves Now cores and Going Strong—But Whenls Football Slandings But Stan Coaches NamedontoFirst Ballot For Women's GM Brooklyn Going to Get Going? Championship Play Hall-of-Fame Staggers Home Frteitr and Days, first and second plac* teams in the women's softball -league, have Interchange^ their players to form two new «y The

08 10 54 Fights Last Night, Portsmouth Herald (Portsmouth, N H ) (Ortega-Jones)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:41:38 GMT

Page Six The Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth N H. Tuesday Evening, August 10, 1954 Frances Badger Opens Defense of Coif Crown Today York Golf Winners Enter Semi-Finais The winners of the second round of tournament play in the York Twilight Golf League championship have been listed today by the membersV>f the Golf Committee Four divisions are m play at the York Golf Club. The results aie as follows: CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION L. Amee over Littlefield, 2-1. E. Bracy over Shiffert, 5-4. Spinney over Frost, 2-1. BedeD over Tobey, Default. SECOND DIVISION L Frisbee over Pendergast, 1 up. Scammon over Pa

08 04 58 Ortega in Tijuana Go, The Daily Review (Hayward, Calif ) (Ortega-Escalante)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:41:08 GMT

MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES Yankees Lead FIRST GAME SECOND GAME BALTIMORE I -, -DETROIT CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA ab r h rbi .ab r h rbi ab r klbi - cb r h rbi FIRST GAME 31 10 2 0 Wllllms,3b- . 3 - 1 1 1 Kuenn,cf 1 •ST ' IOUIS I PITTSBURGH T.Toylr,2b 4 3 3 0 Ashburn,cf 4 2 2' 0 : Boyd,lb 3 0 0 0|IV\artln,3b 0 • ob r h rbil ' ' ab f h rbi Dark,3b 5 2 2 0 H»mus,2b '4011 Nleman.lf : . 0 2 IKallne.rf 3 2 1 4 BouchM,lb-S 1 3 Blsngm^b 4 0 2 0 Vira'on,rf 4 1 1 . Banks,u 4011 Wodlng,rf 4 0' 0 OHarrls.lb 320 5 ' 2 2 OJon«),3b Moon.rf 3 0 1 0 Clm«nie,rf 4 1 - 1 °. Morvn.lf 0 0 0 . OMaxwell.lf. 2 0 0 0 Bu

07 21 55 Espinosa Gets Decision, Bedford Gazette (Bedford, Penn )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:41:05 GMT

Four Bedfdrd Gazette, Bedford, Pa. Thursday, July 21, 1955 The SPORTS TRAIL By WHITNEY MARTIN Pittsburgh Edges Milwaukee in Kennametal Cops 8-7 Victory over Esso in ISL Tilt E i i : 5 :) '•:( ;" •" ;i :.' ;: '..i A V '!I-, - New York, July 20 (*)—tt was not too surprising to learn that CinIn fact, it is reported that Walker, cinnati had sent Ray Jablonski to after succeeding Stanky as Cardinal San Diego on option, as the stocky manager, tried to get the hard-workfellow hasn't been hitting, and he ing third baseman, and outfielder, isn't exactly the type you keep back to St. Loui

07 08 50 San Lorenzo Boxer Tops Police Show, Oakland Tribune

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:59 GMT

46 D Oakland Tribune Friday, July 8,1960 San Lorenzo Boxer lops Police Show , Six Games Open Ball Tournament Mancour Gets Golf Post at Golden Gate have been in golf all their lives, learned the game in Michigan. The new Golden Gate Fields professional replaces Ralph Longo, who faces a lengthy convalescence f o l l o w i n g a heart attack. Mancour, who is particularly interested in working with juniors, will hold free j u n i o r g r o u p instruction classes for a week beginning Monday. Lesson time will be 10 a.m., the age group from 10 to 17. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Columbia 4. Jacksonvill

06 16 48 Oakland Boxers In S F Bouts, Oakland Tribune

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:57 GMT

Oakland Boxers In S.F. Bouts Oakland Tribune, Wednesday, June 16,1948 D 33rJ Eight Oakland boxers, paced b> Johnny Ortega, Bob Sorensen and Johnny Gonsalves, continue their A non-registered 1958 Olympics, ring battles tonight for berths on team tryout matches and pistol and FOREST HILLS. N.Y.. June !«.— revolver tournament got underway : (?>—Wlth a senu-imal berth tht the American Olympic team. today at the Oakland Police and P"». Frank Kovacs of Oakland, I Ortega, wearing the colors of Fire Department Ilifle and Pistol'Calif., seeded fourth, and Pancho has proven the surprise of the

06 15 56 Scott Decisions Ortega in S F , The Daily Review (Hayward, Calif ) (Ortega-Scott)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:53 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO — The'an- ED NOTT and -Glen Tenney, a President's Cup will' be 18-hole (Special io The Review) ' claiming that the ball hit the top nual baseball game between old.* CHIP n c e and should COUnt as Mutt and Jeff of local'golf/wiU'medal. SEATTLE - Before -their firstof * « 4MOT lime; San Francisco Seal play•5HOT5 tangle • Sunday morning in the, ,,,„.„.,__ T xr.Trc. ^ nU ,-i,,> ers and old lime local pro and game' Tuesday, manager Eddie championship finale of Hayward) HAYWARD LADIES Golf cluh Joost told his Seals just what was ning with Russ.'Kemmerer (3-5) semi - pro. org

06 14 56 'Specs' To Continue, NBC Head States, San Mateo Times (San Mateo, Calif ) (Ortega-Scott)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:51 GMT

Thursday, June 14, 1956 San Mateo Times—37 THAT* A 'Specs' To Continue, NBC Head States By BOB FOSTER •As the months go o'n we are becoming convinced that NBC really doesn't care about the, ratings as far as the spectaculars and the "one-time-only" productions are concerned. If this should be the case, then the network and the network officials are sincere about bringing high quality television to the American people, .regardless. •. As one NBC official wrote'us last winter, "Sure,,wed like'to have top ratings, but we are mostly concerned with raising the standards of television genera

06 14 56 Ortega Boxes Eli Scott in S F Tonight, Oakland Tribune (Ortega-Scott)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:48 GMT

THE BULL PEN Triton, Ttniidiy, Jim 14,1956 D 43 Coach Explains Distance Runs By EMMONS BYRNE After listening to Gustav Holmer, Sweden's highly respected track expert, expound on distance running it's easy enough to see why these events have never attracted the athletes of the United States. Few Americans have the patience and perseverance for the strenuous year-round training grind. Yet this, as Holmer explained at the international track and field coaches' clinic at tb* University of California, is the only way to world records in the 5,000 and 10,000-meter runs. In the Scandinavian countr

06 12 56 Martinez Pick To Top DeMarco Saturday Night, Reno Evening Gazette (Reno, Nev )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:44 GMT

Silver Sox Sweep Pair, Run String to Five Wins Reno Tops San Jose Sunday By 10-6,15-8 Scores SAN JOSE, Calif., June 11. (UP)—The resurgent Reno Silver Sox swept both ends of a California League baseball double-header from the San Jose JoSox Sunday, winning the opener, 10-6, and adding a 15-8 nod in the nightcap, to run their win string to live straight games. Manager Ray Perry's Renoites came from behind m both games to turn the 'trick, getting four runs in the seventh and five in the eighth to win the opener, then running wild tor 12 runs in the fifth inning ~ f Coach of Wolf Pack's Franki

06 09 54 Los Angeles Flyweight Comeback Try Successful, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin (Walla Walla, Wash ) (Ortega-Teran)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:42 GMT

Wallicks Meet Jons, Fletcher In Tag Team Match Tonight The Wallick brothers. Leo (The Crippler) and popular Chet. team up tonight in a tag match against Englishman Dave Jons and Intermountain .Junior Heavyweight champion Bill Fletcher which headlines promoter Dale Haddock's wrestling card at the Armory. The match, with an hour's time limit or the bert two out of three falls, •will be somewhat of a grudge affair. Last week Jons, while in the role of referee, engaged in an argument with Chet, which eventually involved Leo, too. The husky Englishman issued a challenge to meet either or both of

05 26 49 Fights Last Night, Daily Independent Journal (San Rafael, Calif ) (Ortega-Rudy)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:39 GMT

Norcal Golf Championship Opens In Marin Tomorrow 4> Hundreds To Seek Amateur Title On Meadow Club Links) By JIM GIL3L4STIX ; Catholic High School ^ I*,:* ,;-«. -rr,if comes to Mann countv tomorrow vfeea more | than 200 northern California amateur stars tee off in the 44th j arir-ja! Northern California Golf Association Amateur Cham-1 pionship at the Meadow Club in Fairfax. Tjje huge entrv, reponedlv the largest In NCGA history, j starts its two-day qualifying round at 8 a. ju. tomorrow and will cw'ukue through Sa:urday after--* ' Schedules 10 Grid Games Greenbrae Eleven CAPTAIN OF THE CUB

05 24 57 Johnny Ortega Edges Italian, Nevada State Journal (Reno, Nev )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:35 GMT

INSIDE STUFF * * if * UCLA Alums Demand Bruins Quit Conference OAKLAND, Calif., May 23. (IPi — The Oakland Tribune said today that a committee from the UCLA Alumni Association w i l l ask the University of California boaid of regents to consider "immediate withdrawal" from the Pacific Coast Conference. Both the Bruins and Southern Cahlornia were rebuffed by the Conlcrcnce ycsteulay in a bid to base penalties eased on toolball players who lost a season ol eligibility as the result of last spring's disclosure of under - the - table payments. The Confeicncc voted last year to allow dls<|tin

05 21 57 Gonsalves Off For London Bout, Oakland Tribune

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:30 GMT

(Eafelanft gribunc VOL. CLXVI TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957 37 NO. 141 Cal Vote Saves UCLA From PCC Expulsion School Warns Bruin Coaches to Obey Rules Or Face Dismissal D By ED SCHOENFELD SPOKANE, Wash., May 21—UCLA today is still in the acifie Coast Conference—only because its officialdom hat handed an "obey the rules or get fired" mandate to itt athletic director «nd coaches. The Bruins, already on threeyear probation for illegal aid to athletes, came within just Me vote of being expelled :rom the West's major intercollegiate conference here BAUER CASE yesterday at the spring meeting. Five s

05 20 52 Moore Flattens Dunlap, The Daily Review (Hayward, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:28 GMT

LITTLE SPORT PR. PHRENO . BUMPS RE/SO? IfARN By ROUSON Moore Flattens Dunlap OAKLANDER OUT FOR TWO MINUTES IN 6TH ROUND K.O. SAN FRANCISCO IU1 — Archie Moore one of the more cagey light heavyweight contenders, won an impressive six-round knockout ovc:' a tenacious and stubborn Bob Dunlap in Winterland auditorium last night. The 183 pound Moore, fighting oul of Cleveland, Ohio, caught his Oakland Joe with a solid right late in the sixth canto of last night's fray and put him ou) for twc n-.ir.^tes. Duniap tipped the scales at 180 pounds. For the first two rounds of the battle, Moore was con

05 09 57 Easter Stops Mexican Star, Nevada State Journal (Reno, Nev ) (Ortega-Meijia)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:25 GMT

Floyd Edsall New Football Coach at Sparks High Floul Kdsall, one of the state's nounced. It was known that Ed- .jumpci 1 , and a football end. He mnM experienced and capable sall would be on either Sparks or | attended University of Nevada coaches, will be the new football Reno stafls during the coming where he was a football teammentor at Sparks High School. i year, since Wnshoe county school mate of Marion Motley in the A f t e r scivmg as grid boss at jollicials had revealed he bad al- eary 40's, interrupted his studies K l k n High sricc 19

04 23 54 Johnny Ortega In Kayo Win Over Tommy Rhett, Humboldt Standard

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:22 GMT

Three GIF League Baseball Games Scheduled Saturday \ AROUND OUR TOWN by SCOOP BEAL WOULD YOU LiKE TO BE A COACH ? If so, your big chance is coming. An organization is about to be .formed, and will be known'as the Lumberjack Coaches, Inc. It. will be formed by boosters for a year-round athletic program at Humboldt State College and the goal is a membership of 500. Phil Sarboe, head football coach at Humboldt State, says its a great idea. Phil says every football coach in the country likes to have a lot of assistants and if this program goes through he will have more assistants than any in the c

04 23 54 Fights Last Night, Frederick News (Frederick, Md ) (Ortega-Rhett)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:19 GMT

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04 23 54 12 Entered In Featured Eighth Race, San Mateo Times (San Mateo, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:15 GMT

14—SAN MATEO TIMES FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1954 BAY MEADOWS HANDICAP By BOB MARCUS SATURDAY APRIL H4. F1KST POST 1:1S P. M. CLEAR. AND FAST. and no. elaimlni. All entered for »2000. Purie FIRST—One mile, 8-7«rP.P. Jockey Wt. Comment Indei Horse 14 Simmons 114 Should beat these If cllzlble 6519 CRYSTAL PASS . 13 BIdwell 114 Closed strongly when second 6640 BEPELUZ 1 Peterson 114 Should give a sooil account 6558 C U T S H O R T ; 4 . Harmatz x!09 May hold on entire distance 6625 HOLLY TATE .... 7 Taniguchl jt!09 Best chance play of the race 6(99 FIERY CHIEF 16 Harmatz x!09 Toss out last, best

04 20 54 Fights This Week, Council Bluffs Nonpreil (Council Bluffs, Ia ) (Ortega-Rhett)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:08 GMT

PAGE TWELVE COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL—APRIL *o 1954 ELIOTT — Coach Bob McClure ATLANTIC — Duane Johnson as seven Cyclone lettermen on and Bob Schwartz, both of Atis Elliott High School track lantic, have high scratch scores earn. The Cyclones will compete iof 631 in the Roof Bowl bowling B«vt Fronds1 Coach Qnlfc (to era**, tan '• n most of the area's major tournament at Pla-Mor in Atmeets and the Southwest conferlantic. H< And Act Pondtrlm Profwlml Ottm •nce event. Darwin Vacha of Jefferson has By TOM BKANAGAN | protenlaml Bob Elwood, senior miler and emb*cts. 593, John Folley

04 18 46 Fight Card Tonight, The Valley News (Van Nuys, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:06 GMT

Vacation Time Is Here! ! FENCING TEAM SHOW WINNERS The News * Thursday, Aprii IS. I!i4ii—I'art If. rage 3 Temporary relie symptoms al^br_o ^_ i The Unicorn C!'.:b of Van Nuys [ lungcc! and parried (heir wav if> a i first round victory over Ralph Faulkiipr'^i famous boys' fencing team Tuesday afternoon a t . the Sports Fair Closing This Week We Are Featuring a Special on SATIN-LASTEX and HAWAIIAN Gilmore Stadium Sports Show. Kenny Parsons, Danny Musselman, Ronald Riner, Bernic Halverson and Tom Rowe ied the locwl group by snagging wins in their matches. The final round of duels is sc

04 11 51 Schoonmaker Retains Bantamweight Title, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Long Beach, Calif ) (Ortega-Schoonmaker)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:04 GMT

Order May Wipe Out Critics Hail PCL Interest Musial's Pay Raise Jim Marshall Up in North By HAL WOOD ,; ! DICK ZEHMS Executive Sports Editor LONG Bi-ACH (CALIF.) PRESS-TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1951 Pacific Coast League opening ®games in California were bitterly Grliiom _ 8 32 3 « * 1 » E—Krinlch. WP—Grlisom. 1X38—-faedisappointing but look what hap- ramento 4, Seattle 8. HR—Boyd. 3B— pened in Seattle and Portland Hamner. SB—Vtrban. Rivera, Whit*. Tabor. Grissom. SH—Rivera. RBI-^Judyesterday! 2, Tabor, Rogers Hornsby brought his nlch. Boyd.to Hamner to Boyd. GriMom. ' DP

04 10 51 Bantam Champ Fights Tonight, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Long Beach, Calif ) (Ortega-Schoomaker)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:40:01 GMT

Good Control Secret to Salve son's Record By FRED DELANO on the dugout rail. "He was ahead of almost every batter and so he was ablo to tease 'em a bit with curves and stuff just off the corners. II it had been reversed, he'd have had to lay it in there." "You can't boat good control." Salveson continued. 'The pitcher who can get out ahead of the batter can waste a pitch or two trying to get the guy to go for a bad one . . . and often it works. Believe rne, though, the toughest thing in the world to throw is a curve ball when it's three-andtwo on the man at the plate. "The biggest satisfactio

04 10 50 Carnival of Swat Will Open Today At Boston Garden, Coshocton Tribune (Coschocton, Ohio)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:58 GMT

BUCK RECORD AMONG BEST IN BIG TEN HISTORY Jovial jimmy Demaret Is Masters Champion; 'Lucky' Thirteenth Hole Did It AUGUSTA, Ga-—(UP)—Jovial Jimmy Demaret today donned a crown that outdazzled even his own fancy pants—the unprecedented triple championship of the Masters golf tournament. And as he did so. the crooning links veteran from Ojai. Cal., explained that he won the coveted title for the third time because he was able to murder par on one particular hole—the lucky, for him, 13th. As he marched around thef The Tribune Sports PAGE • COSHOCTON, OHIO. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1950

04 07 49 California Team Wins AAU Group Championships in Boston, Nashua Telegraph (Nashua, N H )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:54 GMT

M N. H.. Nariina Telegraph, TW., Apifl 7. 1949 f+ TMTMDAT'S SPORTS IN BHIEF long Prioress (takes at Jamaica (Aisoclated Pre«s) in 1:13 2-5. vcznta Hallandale, Fla—Darling StaBorton —California won the ble's Duke's Gal ($11.80) won team championship In the Na- the six-furlong feature at Gulftional AAU boxing tournament. stream In 1:13 1-5. Maurice Harper, Oakland, Calif, Albany, Calif—Pleasure Fund 118-pounder, won individual equalled the fastest six-furlongs honors. of the Golden Gate Fields meeting in winning the feature race FOOTS ALL in 1:09 Syracuse, N Y — Floyd B. TENNIS4-5. Sc

04 07 49 California Team Wins 3 Amateur Titles, The Daily Register (Harrisburg, Ill )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:51 GMT

THE DAILY REGISTER, HARRISBUKG, ILL., THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1949 ALLEY OOP Dethroned BYV.T.HAMLIN PAGE SEVJ5JI jriels From saining Camps __—. ,,IS \X TO HURL ' u OI.A. Ha, AiM-il 7_< D I S K an outfielder, by « ,i b?t to make another 1 . mi -Jur's Job today when >" -, •' '£: mound for the St. 1! 'V-iidinals in an exhibition s ,£• the Cincinnati Reds. i |,.ui the Reds to one run .mi-US'- last Sunday. \ I 11 111 " r» — . ' ( > , , i if fresh from beating u . M' 15i w?*>> f |VC Kames to 11 '',Vi i i ' i a t i won the finale in ;" ' fsu-rdjy. 7 to p. behind „. nit hulling of Johnny ',

04 07 49 3 Oakland Youths Win AAU Titles, Modesto Bee and The News-Herald (Modesto, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:46 GMT

Modesto, California THE MODESTO BEE, THURSDAY, APRIL 7. 1749 Pag* 19 JC Teams Are To Compete In Five Weekend Events Modesto Junior College track, tennis, golf, swimming and boxing teams will see action tomorrow and Saturday. The big event is the Pirates' Northern California JC Conference track opener against Sacramento's Panthers here tomorrow at 2:45 PM. Modesto and Sacramento will meet on a dual basis while Chico will compete on a triangular setup. Swimmers Pace Cubs The swimming team will travel to Stockton to meet the powerful Stockton Tiger Cubs. Stockton is rated as one of the nation'

04 06 49 Pontiac Boxer Picked to Repeat In AAU Finals, Holland Evening Sentinel (Holland, Mich )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:44 GMT

PAGE TWO THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINH. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, T949 East Lansing, March 6 (UP)— Back from a auccessful Dixieland barnstorming tour, Michigan State's baseball team began warming up this week for its home opener against Iowa April Breadon Is III 5, The Spartans won five, lost two St, Louis, April 6 (UP)—Sam Boston, April 6 (UP)—Eight Golf Coach Malcolm Mackay of Blrmlw;h;im, Mi\.. April 6 (UP) and tied one their Breadon, former of therugficd American boys whose southern jaunt, contest on John Holland high faces a rugged 13- Louis Cardinals, ownerreported St Tho horno

04 06 49 First Fight At Boston Is His By Kayo, The Democrat and Leader (Davenport, Ia )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:42 GMT

WEDNESDAY EVENING—THE D E M O C R A T A N D LEADER. DAVF.N'PORT. IOWA U'fi'i * :1(1 Russ Tague of Eldridge Eliminated in AAU Meet FIRST FIGHT AT BOSTON IS HIS BYJWJO After That Tague Loses Decision to N o r f o l k , Va., Boxer. Boston.— (AP)— Russ Tague, of Eldridge, la., was eliminated from the national AAU boxing tournament Tuesday night after winning a knockout victory earlier. The Iowa 126-pounder dropped a decision in the quarter-finals to James Ithicr of Norfolk, Va. Earlier he knocked out Dave Jacobs of Washington, D. C., in 1:30 of the third round. EIGHT CHAMPsT Boston. —(UP

04 06 49 Eight To Get Crowns at Finals of AAU, Lima News (Lima, Ohio)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:40 GMT

THE LIMA NEWS Page 21 Wednesday; April 6, 1949 Ailment Drops Blue Peter Out of Derby • wld« By NORMAN MILLER | of finding out first, the fish's thru different temperatures of and muskalong* tempeMtun* favorite temperature, and sec- water without changing the read- range ef *e«dihf (United Press Sport* Writer) running from 60 to 80 degrees, NEW YORK, Apr. S—(UP)—ond, the idcsl vratc-Js, the' angler ing. altfcp they enjoy much th* tarn*. »** Officials for the amateur box- Because nature has endowed fish should find tish there. •,:•-•'• • ' ' • ' : . AS FOE the fish, th* la

04 06 49 AAU Ring Title Bouts Tonight, Record-Eagle (Traverse City, Mich )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:36 GMT

RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE EIGHTEEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1949 v. a Red Wings Win, 3-1; Face Toronto in Cup Finals TODAY'S SPORT Another reason that the tales of his swashbuckling career consume so many nostalgic hours on merry clubhouse evenings ib that the NEW YORK, Apr. 6—(UP) — stories are gay, and true. The golfing clan is gathered in There wa.-j the time, for instance, Augusta this week for the Masters when Hagen arrived at the startand the locker room lyricists might ing tee a mere half hour late and like to know that their chief sub- a pompous club official inqui

04 04 49 AAU Boxing Show May Be One of Best, Nebraska State Journal (Lincoln, Neb )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:21 GMT

LINCOLN JODKNAL .Monday, April 4. ItMlM Patience Pays Off At Seward and NE Coaches Get High Honors BV GLENN THUMP. Lincoln A's Triumph, 3-2 BY WALT DOBBINS. Jouruttl KiMirU Kdltur. Victory comes to the patient— that's the formula that makes Uawdy Hawkins and Tom McLaughhn the men of the hour at Lincoln Northeast and Seward this spring. Doth coaches kicked around the "minor leagues" of state high .school athletics several years before taking over their present assignments State championship basketball pennants have been the award HAWKINS, uhos* Class A triumph touched off the greates, Nor

03 27 60 Heavy-Hitting Ursua in Reno, Frederick Post (Frederick, Md )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:18 GMT

___ Ma/or League Preview Team Title f akes PCI Stops Nevada'sGenasci Milton Ty Cobb, journal Sports Editor ^ ^yig^ ^^jug kj ikMjl •fc^at 0 .^ M Braves, Under New Boss Gould Be 'Team to Beat' n Final Bout of Meet for Crown By TY COBB Journal Sports Editor SACRAMENTO—(Special to the Journal)—Big Archie Milton, former national SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, '60 PAGE FIFTEEN Heavyweight champion, stopped Nevada's John Genasci in a climatic bout here Saturday night to give San Jose State the 1960 Pacific Coast Intercc'llopiate boxing xnirnament championship. State College, Milton's w

03 12 49 Modestan Is Entered In AAU Trials, Modesto Bee and The News Herald (Modesto, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:15 GMT

14 THE MODESTO IEE, SATURDAY,.MARCH 12, l»4» CMffemfe -ti. Dons Are Favorites : In National Cage j Game Tonight KBEE Again Exclusively Will Broadcast" All Reds' Games *^ NEW YORK, March 12.—(IP)— .', With' the four seeded teams relax* Ins on-the sidelines, unseeded San ""••Francisco, Bradley, Loyola of Chi7 » ,({aEO and Bowling Green squared i"*ff against New York opponents *"t3day in the opening round of the *' National Invitational basketball Bee Sports Tracy Five Beats Gustine In HS Invitational (McCUtchy Newspapers Service) GUSTINE, March" 12.— The Gustine High, School Re

03 09 52 Kenny Teran Takes Fight From Ortega, Nevada State-Journal (Reno, Nev ) (Ortega-Teran)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:11 GMT

-TournamentFever' Grips Nevada As Basketball Classic Approaches * 13JM May Watch Three-toy Meet ;. Which Starts Here Thursday •; Eyes of Nevada sports fans will be focused on Reno this 'Coming week when the state's most colorful athletic event— • the high school championship basketball tournament—will be held. Dates are Thursday, Friday, Saturday for the larger Schools of the "A" division, and gave White Pine two torrid games in the recent Eastern Zone meet. Standouts include Lee Lowry, a, 6' 1" 185-pound all-around athlete; sharp-shooting Piero Zorio. 190pound 6' senior center; sturdy

03 08 52 Fights Last Night, Independent Record (Helena, Mont )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:09 GMT

HM Independent tocord. Helena. Mont. Saturday, March 8, IMS Bengals Will Play for Northern Crown Tonight Helena Defeats Fergus, 50-46, In Overtime for Right to Meet Flathead in Top Contest Tournament Results B\ The Associated Press Class A Ha\re. March 8 —i-P>— Kali- In Southern N 4? ! The Cathedral h i g h school G-ca

03 08 52 Fight Results, Bismarck Tribune (Bismarck, N D ) (Ortega-Teran)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:06 GMT

THE Demons Revive 70-41; Saints Lose to Coyotes Bjd Today Anstrom Is Question Mark For State Klein Out for Tournament Tourney Bismarck Junior college will go into action Monday in the regional basketball tournament here without the services of Jim Klein, regular guard, and probably without Fred Anstrom, regular center and the Mystics' top scoring ace. "Klein v definitely won't play," Jim Johnston, BJC coach, said Friday. "His knee is out of the cast now but it's still so stiff he can't bend it. 1 definitely won't be able to use him." Klein, who injured his knee in a game against Devils Lake,

03 08 52 Fight Results Last Night, Lowell Sun (Lowell, Mass ) (Ortega-Teran)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:03 GMT

=" The Lookout By GEORGE McGUANE Johnny "King Boots" Boutilier Comes To The End of His Amateur Boxina Trail... Says He's All Washed Up Lowell Mass. Saturday ' March 8 1952 Yankees and Cards Open Series ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 8 (UP)—Rookies were spotlighted today as the World Champion New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals met in the first game of their annual spring exhibition series. Manager Casey Stengel named four rookies to pitch for the Yankees while Eddie Stanky, making his competitive debut as Cardinal manager, had three rookies in his lineup. Stanky said none of the five

02 28 48 Butcher Stops Kings Boxer In S F Bout, Fresno Bee

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:39:01 GMT

THE FRESNO BEE Fresno Cil Sat Feb 28 - - - - -1948 7 Delano High Is New Snow Aids Sierra i League Champion Sports NEW YORK. Feb. 2g.-(U.PJ-The. United States Golf Association to-| Ancelloh wMloppd thr Crockntj Th«ss programs ars corrected to day disclosed that several of its quintet, 59 to 33. to take a ticlxter th« Ktfs' possible hour before publiAnother superb weekend of skication from informa'lon supplied by rules Koverninc amateurism have hold on first place in the Commerthe a'atlona and a'e aublect to revi(McClatchy Nowspapera Service) ing is promised the Winter sports sion or cance

02 27 48 Junket to Boston National Tourney Goal of Nevadans, Nevada State-Journal (Reno, Nev )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:59 GMT

Junior Program To Be Explained AtWashoeMeet Fish-Game Member* In March Confab Monday Great strides being made in the junior program sponsored oy Washoe Fish and Game Association will be explained at the regular monthly meeting (at the auditorium in the State Building Monday, March 1 at 7:30 p. m.) by Kurt Lehman, who is heading the fly casting part of the program, according to a bulletin just issued by John S. Field, president and Webb Hunter, secretary. An assembly of the student body of Northsidc Junior High School :has been held through the courtesy of Principal King, at which officials of

02 24 48 Gonzalves Boys of Oakland Score P A Boxing Victories, Oakland Tribune

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:55 GMT

SM. F Oakland Tribune, Tu«iday, Feb. 24, 1948 storing, selling, distributing and processing lumber and lumber products, and related uses. Lessee shall have preferential non-exclusive right to use wharf on premises hut not as a public utility nor without prior consent of Port as contract wharfinger for others. PITTSBURGH, Feb. 24. —W) — may use wharf for loading, Port disDixie Walker, veteran power hitter charging and berthing of recently purchased from the Brook- vffpsols, and LCPHOR shall rlr; space for such uae upon lyn Dodgers, lias notified the Pitts- fie lent from Port. Port shall

02 15 52 Hayward Boxer in Debut, The Daily Review (Hayward, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:51 GMT

Farmer Baseball Coac -;•-" « « *• • * * • * + * * LITTLE SPORT II Win ACAL if HA.YWARD — In a spirit which has been lacking from Hayward high school sports for several years, Farmer baseball coach Morev F. Jones today predicted that his learn will capture the Alameda County Athletic League title this year. "I've never said this before," Jones revealed, "but I really expect to see Hayward win the championship." Reflecting the coach's enthusiasm was a team of junior varsity and varsity players, most of whom spend the summer months pfaving in the tough American Legion amateur, leagu

02 09 55 Luna Quits Teran Pact, Long Beach Independent (Long Beach, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:46 GMT

Amusements, Shipping, Comics, Classified, Raido, TV Phone L B. 70-5951 —Classified No. 6-9071 Independent f WLONGBEACHir LONG'BEAQH 12, CALIF., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1955 . Edited by DAVE LEWIS Pago 17 Tribe Playmaker A football player the likes of Detroit's Leon Hart doesn't come along very often. In fact, he sort of fits the Gobelism . . . "You can t hardly get them no more!" WILDCAT GRID AIDE STEPS UP Northwestern Hires Saban EVANSTON, 111. UP)—Northwestern University Tuesday picked one ot Its own assistant coaches, 33-year-old Lou Saban, to become head football coach succeeding B

02 09 55 Keeny Teran Will Get New Manager, Fresno Bee Republican

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:43 GMT

HAMDEN. in*! (Porky) Vicira, one of the PALM BEACH, Fla.—UP— «r 421. Chip*! 541. two—R!b*ra 567. 2, rm 3S3, AVMMII 4M. By* 4*7. TORONTO—AP — The Can* Rifo*ra—2 476 won Bh»ff«r 475 IWlnlM 404, R'lWo nation's highest basketball Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore. iTriptle 494 Lyon —2.440—Harrlwn 5% Olbarm 414. Mdtora— }04»— Cm* dlan Big Four today shelved 457. nuro effort to agree on a no raiding fearers despite the fact that he^id., whose one under par 69JK.M 4*1 wen»i 405, jitoti 445. van- BKlur390. Moor. -V 431. H.nry Switchmen—2.413. won thi ~ pact with the National Foot

02 07 55 Fights Last Night, Fitchburg Sentinel (Fitchburg, Mass ) (Ortega-Teran)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:41 GMT

mCHBUKG (MASS.) btiNHNfcL, MQNPAY, frfabKUAtOT 7, 1955 Five District Youths Scheduled To Fight In Gloves Tomorrow Walsh With Tachikawa Hoop Squad, Gavi/an Shouldn't Surprise, Bow To LHS Sports Card Tonight ...' CBecreaticii League) .•"•_;-,•. Buttercups vs. Moltera, 7.10. . >Bestcos vs. Chanticleers, &10. At B. F. 'Brown gymnasium. Collegiate Powers Four Schoolboy Craig Corliss Wins lHoop Tourneys il pi Of Tilts This Week, Y' Foul-Shooting Infra-City Clash With 44 In 50 Tries '• : ;• '•• (By TIM •AiocUtefl "feast There are four interscholastic The college"»basketball pow

02 07 55 Boxing, Charleston Daily Mail (Charleston, W V )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:39 GMT

S Charleston' Daily Mail Monday, February 7. 1955 Warming Up By Dick Hudson A-B In Driver's Seat; WVU Puzzled I j "OASKETBALL was almost a dirty word on national bas-D kctball news wires not many years ago . . . But the big boys in New York finally discovered basketball in Madison Square Garden right between Son.ia Home's ice show and a western rodeo show. With prodding in the form of free steaks and costly oratory, the scribes started filing pome basketball news when they found space for it between the English soccer scores and hockey's fierce battling. When an oul-of-town team played

01 08 55 Peacock Is Favored To Defeat Teran, Fresno Bee Republican (Fresno, Calif )

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:38:32 GMT

Edison Snatches 58-46 Cage Win After FHS Scare . By Bert Dihlgren The Edison High School Tigers opened the northern Yosemite Division basketball -season with a 58 to 46 victory on; their home floor over Fresno High School but not nuntil the Warriors had thrown a scare into the victors. The teams battled on even) terms through a slow first quarter with Edison leading, 10 to 8, on field goals by Reynold Johnson, Sam Jones, Louie Obradoyich and Johnny Hampton while Jerry Pilibosian of Fresno High, top man of the evening with 23 points, scored a couple of two pointers for FHS and George Barstow c

09.01.38 Measure Not Effective Until 1940 Election, Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:16:28 GMT

ther Forecast w Mexico: Partly cloudy with •red showers and thunderis Thursday and Friday; lithange in temperature. Izona: Partly cloudy; little ge in temperature. LEADING NEWSPAPER IfKNAL itrrtd •• second clan mttUr. Albuquetqui N. U . poxtolflc* under «ct of OonRreas. 1819 Good Morning Legislature T h i n k s We'll Ba Smart Enough to Name Our Own Candidates by 1910, Hut Too Stupid Now? Fhursday Morning, September 1, 1938 3 CENTS IN ALBUQUERQUE Fl« Cents Eluvrber* Passes; Goes to Gov. Tingley for Signature That Hines did the same in anNEW YORK, Aug. 31 W)—J. BERLIN, Aug. 31 W

08.16.38 Group Plans Opposition to Primary Law, Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, N.M.) (Page 5)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:16:26 GMT

ugust 10, ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Page Flv«' Right to Tax Dormant Corporations It Tested In District Court Here A test case, lo determine whether the state can collect corporation taxes from a corporation which is legally existent but not functioning, was started in District Court here Monday. Judge Thomas J. Mabry ruled the Old Abe Company, a mining corporation which has paid its property taxes and conducted its annual meeting, but which is making no effort at production, is not "engaged in business." T h e State Corporation Commission, represented by Assistant Attorney Gen. Richard Manson, ap

08.16.38 Group Plans Opposition to Primary Law, Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, N.M.) (Front Page)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:16:24 GMT

r Forecast Mexico: Generally fuir mid Wednesday; little i temperature, i: Generally fair TuesWcdncsday; little change ratiire. EWMCX NEWSPAPER LEADING RNAL Entered *» second cl*u tnitur. Atbuqu«rqu» N U . uonafficf undtr tct ot Consr-s.i |S79 Good Morning Social Security In New Mexico, It Seems, Is In the Hie Bualnew Class— and a Good Kind Of Big Business CENTS IN ALBUQUERQUE 58th Year Published Every Morning Tuesday Morning, August 16,1938 ft™ Cent* Eltewbir* oosevelt Urges Broader Social Security Law BRUSSELS, Aug. 15 W>)_ SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Aug. 15 Forty thousand Belgian sol

03.22.47 Legislative Summary, Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:16:22 GMT

March 22/1947 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Paze. Three Shriners in Carlsbad and West Texas turned out 1500 strong today for the opening of a two-day ceremonial, part of which was held in the Carlsbad caverns. The ceremonial is being presented by Ballut Abyad temple of Albuquerque, which sent a 10-car special train here, Special cars were coupled on from Clovls and Amarillo, and other delegations came by special buses from El Paso and other points. Executive Voted Off U. S. Payroll House Group Brands Edgar L. Warren as Red WASHINGTON, March 21 W —The House Appropriations Commiftoe voted today to ta

02.05.35 Kill Child Labor In House, Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, N.M.)

Tue, 26 Feb 2008 04:16:20 GMT

rebruary 6, 1935 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Pa2e Three imendment to permit selection of ;ho state superintendent of public Instruction by the state board of education, wai defeated 10 to 14. However, Floor Leader Fred Wit-1 son &ald there would be i. motion f o r reconsideration ot this m easure Tuesday. /? » r Ai the deadline for I n t r o d u c t i o n of bills approached u n d e r tha resolution adopted by the House and Senate, 20 new measures were Introduced In the Senate. Senator Wilson announced th3 resolution would be Inlorpretted to mean the deadline on Introductions would come it the end

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12 22 54 Andrade Ranked Behind Jordan, Long Beach Press-Telegram (Long Beach, Calif )

11 20 56 Ursua Wins By Kayo In Stockton, Fresno Bee Republican (Fresno, Calif )

11 10 50 New Names On Ring Card, Oakland Tribune (Ortega-Rhett)

11 09 51 Today's Sports Card, Long Beach Independent (Long Beach, Calif )

11 06 53 Peacock Stops Johnny Ortega, Reno Evening Gazette (Reno, Nev )