Johnny Soares Takes Hardtop Main Event
Johnny Soares wins the Hardtop main event at Bay Cities Raceway amid a night of record-setting laps. Noemi, Soares, and Roberts lead a high-paced program with multiple heats, finals, and a 6:47.94 lap time by Soares that breaks prior marks.
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Blues Win Extra In Castro Valley Softball Contest
Castro Valley Blogs youngsters sponsored by Harold Harge edged Castro Valley Service 6 to 5 in extras. Blues led 4 to 3 before a tying seventh inning. Steiner delivered a two bagger and key hits while Newnan starred in left. Service bullpen faded as Blues pulled out the win with timely singles and fielder’s choices.
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Radios For Wardens In Fresno Area
Fresno county officials plan to install four two way short wave radios to improve warden communications. G W Philpott, representing the county Sportsmen's club, urged the Board of Supervisors to authorize the purchase from funds proposed under fish and game code violations.
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Foresters Fall as Hollands Rally To 15 6 Victory
Jack Holland Inc. pounded Hayward Foresters for a 15 to 6 final as the Holland dealers surged with a big multi inning rally. Moundsman Mack fanned seven for the Foresters while Ricketts allowed eight hits and struck out three in the loss. The game opened with a two run Hollands start and saw lead changes through the first two frames before Hollands pulled away.
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Salt Water Tanks At Siesinhart Aquarium Featured
In Golden Gate Park San Francisco the Siesinhart Aquarium showcases salt water tanks that house a family of seals.
Indians Look Good We Have Lots of Holes To Plug Says Schwartz
Stanford football coach Marchick Schwartz predicts a strong 1949 season for the Indians with most stars back and sophomore talent rising. He notes Emory Mitchell’s return from knee injury, Gary Kerkorian as a standout quarterback, and a deep group of ends, tackles, guards, and a solid line.
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Mel and Rudy team win Livermore double elimination title
The Mel and Rudy squad captured the Livermore double elimination softball tournament crown by edging the Alpine Lumber company 3 to 2 on Saturday August 20. Pictured are players Bud Coon Bud McWilliams Gerry Alberts Vic Carrion Joe Blasquez Frank Carrion Lefty Ortiz kneeling Tete Paredero Val Mattos Manny Rosa manager David Blasquez bat boy Vince Maldonado Rudy Tomicich and Johnny Carrion.
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Heath Homers to Beat Cards in Comeback Showdown
Jeff Heath, after a season ruined by a broken ankle, returned to form with a single, a double, and a homer in four at bats driving the Braves to a 12 to 4 victory over the Cardinals. The win kept Brooklyn and Boston teams in the pennant chase as other leagues produced notable results.
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Oaks. Win As Jensen Hits Four Run Homer
In a Pacific Coast league doubleheader the Oakland Oaks defeated the San Francisco Seals 7-0 behind Gordon Maltzberger’s strong pitching. San Diego edged San Diego 3-2 with Bob Gillespie and Ralph Hodgin keying a late rally. Portland beat Seattle 2-1 as Jack Warren homered for the Beavers with Vince Shyupe driving the final run. Jackie Jensen led Oakland with a grand slam in the seventh.
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Deer hunting season set on Catalina Island
The Division of Fish and Game announces a special permit hunting season for deer on Catalina Island from November to January 31. This season covers both sexes and aims to manage the deer population under specified regulations.
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