Largest Crowd of Season At Seattle Oaks Split and Win
The season’s largest crowd of 65 880 cheered as Seattle and Oakland split a doubleheader with Seattle winning the seventh, while the Angels shut out the Pirates in a separate game. Portland San Francisco and Hollywood also posted results as the league standings shifted with Oakland tying San Diego for first.
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17 Early Runs Win For Martin Dads
Martin Dads demolished Ashland Dads 19 to 4 on the David E. Martin diamond. Costas homered with four hits in five plate appearances to pace Martin, while Gibbs doubled for Ashland. After a fast start, Martin pulled away with seven runs across the second and third frames, then held off Ashland as both sides scored in the late innings.
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Lorenzo AC Bees Win Over Holiness Church Inked in Seventh
Lorenzo AC Bees defeated Holiness Church 5 to 3 on Friday night at the David Z. Marlin diamond. Kruger went 3 for 3 to pace the Bees, while Hirata and Silngda produced the losers' only two-base hits as the score changed hands from the second inning through the sixth.
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Woodcock Savold Heavyweight Title Bout Promoted in Doncaster
London reports predict a British crowd at White City stadium for the heavyweight title bout between Bruce Woodcock and Jersey Joe Savold, their first such fight in 42 years. Savold favored 7 to 5 to win as ringside seats go for around 29 pounds. The event draws notable spectators, while royal attendance is unlikely due to Queen Victoria’s era sensibilities and ongoing royal hesitations.
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Netters End Season With 2 14 Record
The Hays Toward high netters finish the season with a 4 14 win loss record and retire until next year. Under Coach Sip Jacobson only one returnee, Rene Lester, joins four new players due to ineligibility and other sports. The singles lineup includes Wilgori, Jacobsen, Sampson, Ger, Palmey, Morris, and Lester. The team shows improvement but suffers several 7 0 shutouts and a 6 2 win over Mt. Diablo Red Devils to close.
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Chesnes Drops to Minors in Pirates Shakeup
Chesnes, once flamboyant for Pittsburgh, heads to the Southern Association farm system after being optioned yesterday as Vernon Law arrives to fill the spot. The 29-year-old pitcher said he agreed to return to the minors to regain form while remaining in the Pirates organization for a possible later return. Political Advertisement: IC Vote for John Paul Jonss in Superior Court Alameda
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Homer Wins Trip East For Duran
Hayward's Jess Duran powered a 328 foot homer at Oaks Ball Park as Richmond's Bobby Doster led Counties All-Stars past City Catholic 7 to 2 before 8000 fans. Duran and Doster will represent Oakland in the Hearst National Baseball Championship in New York in August. Willie Reed and Lee Chambers earned runner-up honors and a trip to Hollywood with the Duke. Marion Sims is noted for his all around high school athletic record.
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Baseball Standings Seated Amid Political Ad for Judge
Baseball standings are cited alongside a political advertisement urging votes for John Pail Jones for Superior Court in Alameda County. The notice blends sports standings with a campaign appeal, highlighting regional judicial races and local election context.
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Cards Tie Up Brooklyn in 6-to-2 Victory
New York report notes the St Louis Cardinals, aided by Lefty Lester Lannox on the mound, beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 2 to reclaim a first place tie. Yankees and Tigers won as well, with strong hitting and pitching guiding each victory.
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