Solons Down Stars Again In Hot Coast League Battle
The Sacramento Solons, hottest team in the Pacific Coast League, beat the Hollywood Stars 6 to 3, fueling a second win in three meetings as a five run uprising in the second inning helped seal the game. Portland Beavers also won their third straight, taking Los Angeles 2 to 1, while Seattle beat San Francisco 5 to 1 and San Diego edged Oakland 5 to 4. Base hits featured Leo Chomus and a three run shot by Jack te Jongen for Oakland, with Schanz earning his 7th win for San Diego in a 8-4 decision.
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Gene Woods Wins Local Shuffleboard Championship
Gene Woods wins the Maynard Avenue shuffleboard league individual champion trophy after elimination matches seen by a large crowd. Beating five hours of play, his team Roehi’s claims the team trophy. awards will be presented tomorrow afternoon between 2 and 3 at Roehi's. Ten teams begin another tournament in six weeks.
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Thousand in Leagues at Hayward Area League Trials
One thousand players across 54 teams compete in regular league play at three Hayward area recreation district lighted fields in Brat Harte Castro Valley and San Lorenzo. Games run every Monday through Friday with practice games on Saturday evenings.
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Ringer at Bret Harte Names Bruce McVickers President
Twenty members compete over two months to decide the club championship. Play continues Friday evenings and Sunday mornings. New members are invited to attend.
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Roadsters Make Guest Appearance on Contra Costa Track
Twenty four top-north racing roadsters from Racing Roadsters Inc take part in an 11 event program Sunday night on Contra Costa’s fast one fifth mile track. Slinker of Oatelan, piloting Leo Tilone’s Park Club Special No 131, is favored after strong recent showings. Slinker’s season includes a major event in Titone’s Mercury with several near the front in prior races.
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National Guard routs DeMolay 12-4 on Bret Harte diamond
The National Guard defeated Hayward DeMolay 12 to 4 after opening with two runs in each of the first four innings. Ferris earned the win with 13 strikeouts, while Bass took the loss. DeMolay scored in the third and sixth innings, with Hayward adding two runs late.
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A New High School for San Lorenzo Residents
Hayward area readers learn plans for a new high school to serve San Lorenzo residents. Current Hayward Union High School vice principal Carl Ekoos is expected to become principal of the new school. Administration will be by the Hayward Union High School District under president Marlin Haley.
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All-Stars Blank Gerbers 4-0 In Softball Showdown
The Village All-Stars defeated Gerber's Four from San Leandro 4-0 under lights at Martin playground. McClelland sparked offense with two runs on one hit in two trips as Villagers hung two runs in the first and two in the fifth. Gerbers managed one run in the fourth as Lindmer kept the mound, yielding four Villager hits.
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Ragon Takes Main Event At Stadium
Ragon roared back to win the main event at Oakland Stadium as the RRl weekly program featured Key winning the trophy dash ahead of Ragen and Dean. Al Slinker, defending champion, forced Key from the Destruction Derby, while Slinker overtook Bud White on the third lap. Slave Ragan then led the pace in a fast Derby, with Hart Sadler finishing third in the training race.
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