Giants Handed and Straight Win By Card Ace
The Pacific Coast League action saw Phoenix, San Diego, and Vancouver split twin bills. Andre Rogers hit two homers to bring his season total to 19 while Dusty Rhodes, Jim King, and Jake Jenkins added solo shots. San Diego lost a pitchers’ duel to Salt Lake then won 113 in a subsequent game. Seattle downed Spokane and Sacramento topped Portland in other contests.
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HFD Tops Police In Softball Rivalry
The Hayward Fire Department extended its dominance in the annual softball series against the Police Department with a decisive 126 run victory. Dick Dondvani hit a three run homer for the firefighters as HFD claimed their eighth win in nine series games at Bohannon Field.
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Bohannon
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Braves and Cubs win. Delock nets 10th straight
Braves blanked Pirates and Cubs defeated Los Angeles as the National League winners emerged. Delock anchored the Red Sox with a 10th straight win and his third as a starter since June 26, while the Yankees lost, snapping their five-game streak and widening the All-Star break gap.
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Joey Jay
Braves
Ike! Delock
Red Sox
Gus Bell
Drott
Don
Kansas “City
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Los “Aapatoas
Pittsburgh
Delock
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Malzone
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Yankees
All-Star Game Mays Leads NL Leadoff Hitter
The All-Star rosters show Mays as NL leadoff in a weather impacted event. Musial makes a record fifth appearance while Williams joins the American League team as a new All-Star. Stengel defends his squad amid lingering criticisms as pitchers and hitters prepare for a rain-delayed game.
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Musial
Ted’ Williams
Red Sox
Stengel
Lopsided Tilts In Legion Ball
San Leandro routed opponents as Muréey and Corti led with three safety apiece. Even with a forfeit by San Lo due to player shortages, East Oakland tops the standings with a 4-2 mark while San Leandro sits 3-? in the Valley League after a 24 run burst and strong mounds work.
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Don Muréey
Mark ‘Totingon
San Lo
San Leandro
Valley
Paul la Combe
East Oak
Bill Coady
Castro Valley
Lorenzo
Indians' Doby Hottest Hitter in Cleveland Run
Outfielder Larry Doby of the Cleveland Indians, despite a sore shoulder, is credited as the hottest hitter with 13 hits in 17 at bats, including three singles in four at bats, contributing to a victory over the Athletics yesterday.
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Larry Doby
Indians
Doby
Finais
Wallman Gives Up New York Licenses
Hymie Wallman a suspended fight maker gave up his licenses as manager and second to the New York Athletic Commission today in voluntary surrender without a hearing, according to UPI.
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UPI
Hymie Wallman
Fight Maraker
New York Athletic Commission
Southpaw Golf Victor Wins National Lefthanders Tour
Harry Shoemaker of Signal Mountain Tennessee wrapped up his third straight title yesterday in the National Lefthanders Golf Tournament at Lauderdale Florida with a final round total of 93.
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Harry Shoemaker
Signal Mountain
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Area Netters Lose in Oakland Tennis Finals
Oakland City championships see Merrill Ehinke Hayward and Cliff Arbuckle Castro Valley fall in men s doubles. Cliff Crawford and Dick Peters win in straight sets 6 4. Peters also loses in singles while Vail and Kovacs claim mixed doubles. Namemy and Hayman win women s doubles. Miss Vail drops in women s singles.
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Merrill *Ehinke
Hayward
Cliff’ Arbuckle
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Cliff ‘Craword
Peters
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Grabbi
Vail
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Butt
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Hoepner
Chet’ Bulu
Jean ‘Lamm
Muriel Tullius
Martha
Namemny
Loraine Hayman
Edlefsen Captures National Junior Tennis Crown
Piedmont's Tom Edlefsen upset Mike Crane of Berkeley 6-3 0-6 6-4 to win the National Junior Hard Court Tennis Singles title. Barbara Benigini of San Francisco won the girls' championship 6-3 6-3 over Victoria Palmer of Phoenix. In doubles, Cre Farrell of Berkeley teamed with Edlefsen to take the boys title 6-1 9-7, and Benigini with Farrell defeated Palmer and Barbara Browning for the girls' doubles crown 4-6 6-4.
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Piedmont
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Mike Crane
Berkeley
Barbara Benigini
San Francisco
Victoria Palmer
Phoenix
Ariz
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Barkeley
Dennis Relston
Bakersfield
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Miss Benigini
Farell Footman
Sin Francisco
Miss Palmer
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Burbank
Softball Leagues Preview First Place Clash and Week Schedule
Hayward Area Recreation District adult softball heats up with Corn Beef O'Brien's and State Cleaners leading 7 1 and 7 2 records. Wednesday 8 45 pm at Bohannon field features Corn Beef O'Brien's versus State Cleaners with Primg's at 8 55 on Bohannon diamond.
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Dodgers Phillies Leandro: Winners at San Leandro Park
SAN LEANDRO The Dodgers beat the Giants 11-8 and the Phillies defeated the Cardinals 10-4 in local junior baseball doubleheaders. Cubs Braves tied in another Class A game at the Ball Park while Class B games saw Athletics nip Tigers 7-6 Yankees beat Indians 8-2 and Orioles edge Senators 2-1. Mike Candy led with two hits for the winners as Jim Granucci and Noel Duran added two safeties for the Yanks Indians game.
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Dodgers
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Giants
Phils
Cardinals
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Braves
Athletics
Tigers
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Indians
Orioles
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Contenders Vie in San Leandro League Doubleheader
San Leandro league contenders Corn Beef O'Brien and the Marine Reserve meet at 1:30 p.m. at Thrasher Park in the first half of a doubleheader. State Cleaners oppose the Italian Jets Club in the nightcap as playoff push begins. Standings list several teams with varied records in A and B leagues.
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Corn Beef O'Brien
Marine Reserve
Thrasher Park
State Cleaners
Opfiose
Jets
Eddie's
Lennie
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