Bears Shift Wilson To Different League After Struggles
San Francisco Seals abandon shift to weaken Artie Wilson, moving him from left field after two games. Wilson hits a double and a single in the decisive night as Oakland loses. Multiple Pacific Coast League games noted with Sacramenty, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, and San Diego results.
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San Francisco Bears
Oakland
Artie Wilson
Seals
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Mr. Wilson
Acorns
Uaxs
Sacramenty
San Jego
Los Angeles
Hollywood
U. Seubtlo
Portland
Lou ‘Ost
Hacramenty
Hollywood Toad
San Diezo
Orval Grove
Los Angeles Angels
Cherrubs
Art Bchallock
Don Carlson
Angels
Clarencve Maddern
Seattle
Saltzman
Eloping Bing
Sultamnian
Obrilur
Che Suda
York
Rainiers
Hillis Layne
Lous Neill
Jollo
Klamath Falls Tops Far West Baseball Action
United Press story reports Klamath Falls regaining the lead in Far West league with strong pitching by a dominant righthander and a three hit effort that included a home run by manager Vines Dimogdlo for Pittsburg. KlammatI Falls and Vallejo rivals split results as Rays Percy hits ABA homer aiding Browns in a 7-8 win. Santa Rosa suffers heavy losses as Klamath Falls prevails in Med fous.
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Freeze of Willows
Pitsburg
West Langue
Becaus
Pittsburg
Vines DiMogdlo
Willows
Klauamati
Marysville
Ulie Battom
Plaley Tossa
de Loudad
Rodding F
Ray Percy
Browns
Vallejo
Santa Rosa
Medfous
Grass Fire Warning From Castro Valley Club Meeting
Alvin Joseph of the Castro Valley Red and Gun Club warns hunters about a high fire risk from grass and fine fuels when deer hunting, noting nine of ten fires are man caused and signaling the deer season opens August 7. The UC study links cold weather to frozen grass outbreaks and deer mortality, while Nevada tweaks tag draws and local clubs report pheasant pen readiness and strong quail hatch this year.
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Alvin Joseph
Castro Valley
Joseph
Nevada
Earl Lemons
Senta Ita
Livarmore Rod and Gun Club
Livermore Group
Lake Elsinore
Dick Condon
Bob Livingston
Lou Brazzoni
Abe Blomgren
Babe Benzhem
Tony Trove
Bill Creigton
Fred Moranston
Tim Yeager
John C. Mitchell, Jr
Gerald Weatherby
Robert Stevenson
Ray Baffleson
Yeager
Piper Aims for First Main Event Win at Contra Costa Stadium
Jerry Piper of Walnut Creek seeks his first main event victory of the season as the Bay Cities Racing Association midges present an 11 event program at Contra Costa Stadium. Piper leads the circuit yet to win at Walnut Creek track while rivals such as Fred Agabashlen and Marvin Burke chase multiple wins and trophy clashes. The program starts at 7 PM with a preliminary dash at 6:15.
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Jerry Piper
Walnut Cruck
Contra Costa Stadium
Bay Cities Racing Association
Bill Evans
Woody Brown
Chuck Stevenson
Johnny Baldwin
Johnny Boyd
Baldwin
Piper
Burke
Ed Naii
Pete Kmetovic Named USF Backfield Coach
Pete Kmetovic, famed Stanford back with the wonder backfield, is named backfield coach at San Francisco University. Announcement by USF Coach Joe Kuharich. He previously coached at Dino Junior College and succeeds Brad Lynn, who will mentor freshmen.
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U.F
Pete Kimetovic
Stanford
Wonder
San Francisco University
U.S.F
Joe Kuharich
Kmetovic
Dino Junior College
I Sealel
Pitford
Philadelphia Magles
Will Lilee
Bradt Lynn
Clark Shaughnessy
Buelfield
Frankie Albert
Hugh Galleracau
Norm Standles
Milburger Tindburg Power Medford Slams Two Homers
Milburger and Tindburg delivered the key hits as Medford surged with two home runs and a run spree. The pair teamed for a two run inning while Medford pulled ahead with heavy two strike hits and solid defense.
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Ken Milburger
Milt Tindburg
Medford
Oaks Swing Softball Carnival Promises Night of Rivalry
Oakland Oaks announce a tripleheader softball carnival at Oak land City Championships on Monday July 25 featuring the Oaks and two girls teams Rink of America and Shell Development Recreation Association Girls. First 7 30 p m game starts with two girls teams, then Oaks pursue a slugger contest and autographed ball giveaway. Men's championship to follow with finalists from semi finals played July 23. Admission 50 cents reserved 20 cents kids.
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Oakland Oaks
Eneryville
The
Oaks
Oakland
Lou Jost
Billy Martin
Rink of America
Shell Development Recreation Association
Kaiser's Aluminum Ist Is Ready
Detroit reports last minute entries for beam trials in a foggy, erratic scene as seven Flamsworth bouts attract attention and Henry Kaiser's Aluminum Brest shapes the U.S. trio bound for the international challenger Miss Canada. Horace Dodgs adds Lotus II, hoping two places on the American team, while My Sweetie’s recent purchase sparks renewed ambition. Skip-A-Lang and other contenders loom.
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A.P
Flamsworth
Dodge
My Sweetie
Luts
Bill” Cantrell
Stanley Dollar
Skip- A-Lang
San Francisco
Roadster Races Highlight Derby Upset and Wide Ranges
In Oakland Stadium oval action Johnny Key finished second as Lloyd Ragon edged him by seven points in the Roadster Inc. standings after a 25 lap main. Al Slinker defended his Destruction Derby crown in a 1928 Buick, with Jake and others securing top places in heats and trophy dashes.
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Lloyd Ra Zon
Oakland Stadium
Racing Roadster Inc
Ragon
Derby al Slinker
Slinker
Buick
Jake
Don Kolb
Holt Schellenger
Lloyd Ragon
Key
Mey
Cliff Peters
Keith Willis
Bud White
Tom Degman
Jim Alger
Lloyd Ragan
Ragan
al Shinker
Bob —Schellenger
Sid Freitas
al Bogen
Woon
Billy Ryan
Elmer George
Bob Schallenger
Hirst
Balf Schellenger
Curt Peters
Budene ‘Fom Degman
Troyd Ragon
Chet Richards
Rob Gonzales
Ting
Coast Football Set To Rise Postwar On West Coast
CAMP PENDLETON CALIF UPI Pacific coast football this fall may be stronger than any postwar season four veterans say. Beynie Bierman Ernie Nevers Phil Bengston and Bob Herwig on duty coach Marine teams and foresee a higher level but avoid specific predictions. Nevers and Bengston hint Stanford may surge this year yet Herwig doubts another Rose Bowl bid while Jensen shifts to baseball.
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Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Phil Bengston
Bob Herwig
University of California
Nevers
Condr. Bengston
Herwig
Marine
Navy
Bengston
Packers Drop 2 0 in Tour in California semifinal
ATWATER Calif LP The Bakersfield Coombs brothers remain undefeated in the California state semi professional league after a 2 0 win over the Oakland Holly Packers A Demery Bakersfield pitched a three hitter with 13 strikeouts while Kenny Sheehan of Oakland fanned 10 as the two teams dueled The Stock ton Ward Tylers beat Castle Field Air Force to stay in title contention Also mentions hunting wildlife guidance quote from Durward L Allen.
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Cal
Bakersfield Coombs Brothers
Ohe
Oakland Holly Packers
Aig
Ar Demery
Bakersfield
Oakland
Kenny Sheehan
Demery
Sheehan
Stockton Ward Tylers
Castle Field
Air Force
Trakellens Castle Field
Stockton
Morgan
May
Gillespie
Hoehm
Sandnan
Cards Take First Game Of Series
The 51 Cardinals upset the Dodgers 3 to 1 in Brooklyn. George Munger held Los Angeles to five hits to spark a crucial win as St Louis aims to take the next three games to move ahead in the standings.
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Lieb
Syer
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del Crandall
Vern Bickford
Bylston
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Giants
Streal
Tohnny Schmitz
Russ Meyer
Helein Roberts
Phillies
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Roberts
Phils
Tommy Byrne
Yankees
Tigers
Detroit
Pat Mullit
Byrne
Bengals
Charley Keller
Mike Garcia
Indians
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Mel Parnell
Boston Red Sox
Vern Stephen
Ted William
Browns
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia «A's
Snead and Metz Pace Inverness Four Ball Round
Sunny Snead and Dick Metz set the pace in the Inverness four ball tournament at Toledo. They faced Bob Hamilton and Chick Harbert in the fourth round with the fifth round planned for this afternoon and Snead and Metz to meet Cary Middlecoff and Don Ferrier next.
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Metz
Toledo
U.P
Sunny Snead
Dick Metz
Inverness
Bobs Hamilton
Chick Harbert
Dicl Snead
Mery
Cary Middlecoff
Dim Ferrier
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