Hollywood Stars Sign Santa Ana Pitcher in 1942
Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League signed Santa Ana high school pitcher Bert May som, whose 1 M Wilstand season featured consecutive no hit games. May som joined the Stars on a date not disclosed, with details about the contract amount unreleased.
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Indians Crush Senators to Run Win Streak
In Cleveland, 82-year-old Bobby Feller earned his 20th win of 1951 as the Indians blanked the Washington Senators 6-0. Daley hit his 19th homer as Cleveland moved a game ahead of the Yankees, who beat Detroit 11-4 behind Woodling's four hits. The Giants won their 10th straight, 7-4 over Cincinnati, while Boston and St Louis also posted victories.
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Stars Top Padres in Pac Coast League action
In a busy Pacific Coast League night the Hollywood Stars trailed the Seattle Rainiers by seven games yet won decisively while San Diego dropped to the end of the pack. Beavers, Seals, and Rainiers posted wins as Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco mixed outcomes and Grissom spun a near no hitter for Seattle.
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Peden
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Hack Signs New Contract to Lead Angels Again
Los Angeles manager Stan Hack, fresh from a 6 to 1 loss to Seattle, signed a new 1952 contract with the Angels. Angel President Don Stewart announced the deal, praising Hack's work in lifting Los Angeles to third in the Pacific Coast League. Stewart expected Hack to return in 1952, noting four thousand Angels fans would welcome him at the helm. Terms were not disclosed. Hack previously succeeded Bill Kelly as Angels skipper.
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Ayers Leads Oaks Past Solons in 9-1 Triumph
Oakland pitcher Bill Ayers earned his 20th win as the Oaks slugged Sacramento Solons 9 to 1 in Sacramento. Weatherly collected three doubles and a single, while Ayers and Galan added multiple hits. The Oaks dominated early, with heavy support from a rested bullpen and key run production across the game.
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Riflemen Meet San Francisco Convention Summary
The National Rifle Association announces its annual convention in San Francisco from October 6 to 12. Grecative Director Merritt A. Edson states exhibits and headquarters will be at the St Fr Hotel.
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Czar Story Baseball Commissioner Vote Set for Sept 20
New York reports Baselid will select a new baseball commissioner in Chicago on September 20. Owners at the Waldorf Astoria refused to disclose list details, criticized leaks, and narrowed candidates to five, with three from baseball’s official ranks and two nonplayers likely unavailable due to defense duties.
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Hunt Foods edges Cherryland to keep pace in A-1 league
Hayward area softball results show Colin Walloop delivering a two run double in the fifth as Hunt Foods stays within striking distance of first place after a 240 L win over Cherryland. Eden Cardinals outslug Carnation 17 to 10 while Swingin fuels victory behind Les Clausen's two hit effort.
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