Hunters Holiday Sparks Labor Day Deer Counts
The state Fish and Game Commission warns more hunters will fill fields for the Labor Day weekend. Deer entries to the Hayward Food Bank have slowed, with four bucks stored on Castro Street this week. Local hunters include Don Harder missing from Main Street and several residents near Stanislaus, Livermore, and Mendocino County as reports on the Sportsman contest spark debate on sport popularity.
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State Fish and Grine Commission
Tahoe
Mullins
Mendocino County
Dan Oseville
Dayville
Hayward Food Banke
Food Bank
Castro Street
Grissom Hearing Delayed in Manslaughter Case
In Red Bluff California a preliminary hearing for former Cincinnati pitcher Lee Grissom was delayed to September by Superior Judge H S Gans after a request from attorney Harrison Call. Grissom faces manslaughter charges for a barroom brawl death of Warren Shermmer and is free on $8000 bail.
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Red Bluff
Calif
Ulp
Lee Grissom
Cincinnati
Pike
H. S. Gans
Harrison Call
Grissom
Warren Shermmer
Acorns Fall On Ninth Inning Homer Loss Sunday
In a rugged baseball page, the Acorns drop a 7-6 decision on a ninth inning homer as the Padres win twice to close the gap to four games. Highlights include Harry Simpson’s triple and Jack Graham’s RBI single in the opener, and Simpson’s grand slam in the nightcap. Al Olsen posts his 19th win for San Diego.
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San Diego Padres
Acorns
Portland Beavers
Padres
Harry Simpson
Jack Graham
Merrill Combs
Simpson
al Olsen
Hollywad
Bob Muncrief
Angels
George Vico
Seattle
Sacramento
San Diego
Portland
Welmaker
Moore
Linde
Adams
Glidi
Baseball Standings and Results for Pacific Coast League
The Pacific Coast League standings show Oakland leading with 9 wins and 6 losses, followed by San Diego, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Hollywood, and Sacramento with varying records. Wednesday results include San Diego 5 Portland 2, Los Angeles 3 Hollywood 0, San Francisco 7 Oakland 0, Seattle 2 Sacramento 1. Series results list San Diego 4 Portland 0, Seattle 2 Sacramento 0, Los Angeles 2 Hollywood 6, Oakland 1 San Francisco 1.
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Jim Cooper
San Francisco
U.P
Oakland
Acorn Hurlers
Emeryville
Oaks
Charlie Dressen
Ernie Groth
Fighting Oaks
Bul Seals
Steve Nagy
Groth
Garcia Lodigiani
Nagy
Lefty Lou Tost
Sir Franncisco
Hranks Dolder
Seals
Lefty O'Doul
Neill Sheridan
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Seattle
Sacramento
San Diego
Hollywood A
Portland
San Frantisco
PSEA forfeits after lead. Complete Cleaners win
Pacific Service Employees Association led 7 to 1 through five innings but forfeited due to umpire decisions and protests. The incident followed a seventh inning collapse amid new end conditions on the Bret Marte diamond, leaving Cleaners ahead 9 to 1 at the sixth inning.
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Pacific Service Employees Association
Cleaners
PSEA
Two Castro Valley Boys Win Awards in Boxing Tourney
In San Francisco nine teen boxers earned champion ship awards at Civic Auditorium in the Diamond Belt tournament. Elmo Ellis undefeated since spring stopped Jackie Finn in the junior 142 pound class. Tommy Flores, brother of Jesse Flores, won a bout from Jesus Ornelas. Other results include Luis Ramirez Castro Valley and Tommy Flores SF winning, with several Bay Area boxers listed in junior divisions and heavier weights.
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San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Elmo Ellis
Jackie Finn
Tommy Flores
Jesse Flores
Pang
Jesus Ornelas
Luis Ramirez
Castro Valley
Ernest Grr
Emeryville
A. Louis Rosales
Vallejo
Idec
Kilda Martinez
Gonzales
San Franccisco
Harry Availa
Ruben Aguilar
Oakland
Terry McLean
Willie Jackson
Fresno
Eline Ellis
Joe Rockwell
Oliver Beasley
49ers Triumph 24 14 Over Colts In Summer Storm
San Francisco 49ers win their first exhibition of the year, beating the Baltimore Colts 24 to 14 in a rain soaked game. Adrian Burk and Al Tittle throw two TDs as the 49ers capitalize on a Colt fumble and punt returns to seize the victory and head to Chicago to face the Cardinals Friday night.
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Carl Lundquist
NEW York
Crsay Brengel
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Washington
Stengel
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Tommy Henrich
Lopat
Them
Hhe Tigers
49Ers
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
U.P
Dizey
San Francisco 49Ers
Chicago
Windy City
Cardinals
San Franciscans
Buck Shaw
San Febhetseo
Fin Colt
Sam Cathcart
al Tittle
Adrian Burk
Chicagi Cardinals
Larsen Still Fighting for Tennis Cup
Forest Hills reports pressure on Sedgman and Drobny as they lead 16 survivors toward quarterfinal berths in the U S tennis championship. Sedgman faces Karl Cochell and Drobny meets Art Larsen with several Americans contesting remaining spots.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Frank Sedginin
Australia
Jaroslav Drobny
Egypt
U. S
Sedgman
Meuenum
Karl Cochell
Los Angeles
Drobny
Sixtt
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Clark
Pasadena
Calif
Harry
Philadelphia
Bilky Talbert
New York
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Torsten Johansson
Sweden
Cochell
Sedzman
Felix Ampon
The
Philipines
Sid Schwartz
Brooklyn
Dick Savitt
Grange
N. J
John Bromwich
Tom Brown
San Francisco
George Weorthingon
Larsen
Hot Rod Race Sunday Draws Many Entries
A rush of entries for Sundays hot rod Pacific Coast auto 100 lap championship at Oakland Stadium Speedway. Jerry Hill of Stockton drives No 9 a Modesto hot rod. Lloyd Silacci of Petaluma enters No 31 a famed chicken belt car. Salinas adds Pail Kamin in No 19 built by Kamin. Other entrants include Clyde Palmer Don Miller Cliff Peters Chet Richards Linyd Ragan LeMoine Frey Ed Wision Billy Ryan Bob Veith plus track records held in speed.
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Pacific Coast Auto
Oakland Stadium Speedway
Jerry Hill
Stockton
Modesto
Lloyd Silacci
Petaluma
Salinas
Pail Kamin
Kani
Johnny, Key
Elmer
Bob’ Veith
Oakland
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Bill Keller
Duncan
Aden Avenue
Stanislaus County
Mary de Noble
Livermore
Norville
Fairview Avenue
Andrew J. Garin
Steeut
America
Golly
A&r Swap Shop
Castro St
Mary
Lucerne
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Levelling
Phang
Sweetwood
Tigers
Sam Dente
Fred Hutchinson
Jerry Priddy
Red Sox
White Sox
Joe Dobson
St. Louis Browns
A's
Don Lenhardt
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
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Fighting Phillies
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Dick Whitman
Roy Smalley
Cub
Walt Dubiel
Gil Hodges
Boston’ Braves
Reds
Vern Jickford
Sam Jethroe
Luis Olme
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Ham
Johnson
Idinan
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Test
Ilacrist
Noble
Malone
Muncrief
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Maltzberger
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Raimondi
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California
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Kayo
Robert Petty
Joe Villalobos
Jack Wingerter
Mather Field
Gordon
Quilici
Ferucio Fresher
Arlo Milsap
Bob King
Clinton Grant
Pittsburg
Jimmy
Espiritu
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