Stars Finally Win One as Oaks Split Double Header
In a Pacific Coast baseball update, Oakland and Hollywood split the doubleheader while Portland swept Sacramento. Seattle’s Wilson earned his fourth shutout of the year as San Diego took the opener. Los Angeles and San Francisco split, with the Seals winning the late game. Oakland extended a win streak with a 6th consecutive victory over the Stars, and Portland moved atop the standings with two wins over Sacramento.
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Baseball Standings Sparse League Fragments From Report
Fragmentary baseball standings show teams like Hollywood and San Francisco with scattered records. Entries include San Diego Los Angeles Sacramento San Francisco Seattle and others with mismatched scores and unclear dates. The week’s schedule lists matchups such as Los Angeles at Sacramento and San Francisco at Sacramento amid garbled team names.
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Bastien Brothers Lead Model Plane Contest Prizes
In Northern California Myra Dealoes and the Bastien brothers showcased model planes at a packed event sponsored by the Mock Hotline Ply moth Agency. Windy conditions featured lively flights with planes racing at the Che Caw Palace and Seals Stockton venues, while Roper and Bighared entered promising entries.
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Colonial League Leaves AMWORD After Weak Attendance
Colonial Baseball League vote at Cre din ends league as six teams pull out amid poor weather and low TV attendance. President John A. Sealz, Dr. suit television cited weak sponsorship. league may fold with six teams withdrawing.
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Redskins Begin Training Camp in Los Angeles
The Washington Redskins open their 1950 season preparations at Occidental College today under Coach Herman Ball. The squad will hold a charity game against the Los Angeles Rams at the Coliseum, marking the start of drills for the season.
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Weekend Sports Summary from United Press outlets
A sprint of horse racing reports includes Brandywine stable’s Creen Song in a $50,000 Arlington event, with Your Next WWaver and Bed O’Roges among a field of 10. Laser Weeper won the Butler Handicap after Theen Rings was disqualified. Jamaica’s line had controversy as Cvernar took second and Hoel Piet third. In baseball, Boston Red Sox outfielder Von William is sidelined by injury for about 60 days. Davis Cup action sees Averson defeating Peking 5–0 in Europe, while Sammy Snel and Him Perrier claim top honors in the Inver-Hess Best-Ball in New Jersey. Davis Cup dates continue across North America with Canada, Mexico, Sweden facing delays, and Sugar Robinson withdrawing from a non-title bout in Scranton due to a back injury.
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Burke Wins Local Race At Pacific Coast Championship
Marvin Burke, Ud Bay Cities midget racing champion, won the Pacific Coast stock car championship race on the Oakland Stadium seven-eighths mile banked track after 260 laps in two hours. Walt Faulkner finished second in a 150 Plymouth earning $1,600, with Melee Gemmeth third for $1,000. A field of drivers from San Francisco to Walnut Creek competed as the morning time trials set the pace for the day’s events.
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Teen-Ager Judy Carnell Sets Breaststroke Record at San Francisco
UP discloses Judy Carnell, aged teen and AAU champion, wins in Portland and San Francisco meets, establishing a remarkable 100 meter breaststroke record of 12d and helping her club set a new high marks. She leads the Western meet with a standout performance as top American woman.
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Atwater Dominates Champs in Tennis Pro Tour Opener
Atwater outplayed defending champion in a 6 2 1 1 victory as Stone pitched seven innings for the shutout and Bakersfield sits at 2 1 in the tournament. In the nightcap, Berkeley edged Berkey Tigers 5 2 as Stromme homered and drove in runs. In tonight’s round three, New Pisa Restaurant meets Castle Air Force Bombers and Oakland Packers face Isleton Packers.
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George Rice to contest National Veterans Championship in New York
Local tennis figure George Rice, long seen on Oakland courts, will compete in the National Veterans Championship in New York next October. Rice, who runs a shop near Lake Merritt, has built a storied career with 158 trophies, including the California State Veterans title in May. He’s known for challenging younger players and powering drives from the service line.
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White Sox reform plan eyed to lift club to first division
Frank Lane, White Sox general manager, outlined a modernized rebuilding policy aimed at strengthening the club's return to the top tier. He cited the need for a steady influx of developing players and strategic farming of talent, noting past wartime gaps and budget constraints.
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Southerners Favored in PEL Game
Southern team favored in Pacific Coast League all star contest held in Sacramento. North teams include stars from San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Portland. Starting pitchers Max Surkont and A Lien lead a bat heavy lineup with Artie Wilson Metkovich and Rapur among the key lefthanders expected to provide offense.
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Cards gain first as Phillies lose to Cubs and Tigers hold lead
In a chaotic card of results, the Dodgers debutant Chris Cuyler sparked a 10-2 Dodgers win over the stacked Cardinals, who nevertheless claimed sole first place in the NL by a half game after the Cubs swept Philadelphia. Cubs pitchers held Phils to eight hits while Walt Dubiel and Doyle Lade delivered in wins. The Braves split with Pittsburgh as Cincinnati hammered the Giants. Detroit kept a four-game AL edge by sweeping Philadelphia and edging the Athletics.
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Flam Over Trabert In Western Tennis Final
Heytie Flam of Beverly Hills California defeated Tony Trabert to win the Western tennis singles championship in Indianapolis. Flam won 6 3 and 6 4 with aggressive serving and precise passing shots securing the title.
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