Tall Timber: Gun Safety for Rifles and Ammunition
Blackie Stebbins offers practical gun care guidance for rifle owners. The column emphasizes cleaning, checking firing pins and sights, avoiding cracked stocks, proper headspace, and using correct ammunition. It shares a cautionary anecdote about improper use and invites readers to submit questions to The Daily Review Gunsmith column.
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Kalash and Peterson Sport Shop
Castro Valley Boulevard
Churchmen Score Win in Early Six-Run Rally
In a league game on Wednesday night, the Churchmen built a six run lead in the first inning, then extended their advantage with three more in the second. Cherryland Wiremen answered with a three run plate display, but Churchmen pulled away as Shoei Seary and Laymen’s double hits fueled the offense. Kerris and Young pitched, while the lineup featured Cherryland shortstop and Laymen short stop contributing key defensive plays.
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Chureh Laynwa
Shoei
Cherryland
Kerris
Young
Chris
Church
YMI Routes Fliers in 26-4 Baseball Victory
YMI dominated the game with a 26 to 4 win over the Fliers, led by Ferriera going 3-for-3 and Nilaanugi-Skl adding two hits. Sovtiza allowed four hits over five innings, while Linwsou struggled with nine hits and 22 walks in a rough outing for the Fliers.
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Leoving
Bret Hurleiamund
Lowing
Lawson
YMI
Markark
Wiermore
Linwsou
Drivekk
Lasson Sind Baker
Kalash Rally Falls Short, Als Win
Als Liquors defeated Kalash 8 to 5 at the Castro Villey Measure diamond. Christians led with a double and a triple, Sandberg and Taieon added doubles, while Shuckman earned the win and Cubbridge took the loss after nine and ten hits respectively.
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Ain
Une Cuatro Valley Community Center
Castro Villey
Kninst
Petergonte
Christians
Sandberg
Shuclkman
Taieon
Dolney
Shuckma
Cubbridge
Karnst
Péterson
Awssveniien
Wits Cece
All Saints Shut Out Pearson in Four-Hit Victory
All-Saints pitchers held Pearson to four hits in a 0-0 shutout as Tensil powered the offense with a four-run second inning and four more tallies in the fifth on Bret Hare diamond. Brazil allowed four hits and struck out five in a complete effort. Sancho contributed a strong defensive performance.
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Pearson
Dadd
Bret Hare
All-Saints
Rnnye Urough
Mora Taillus
Brazil
Sancho
Andy Er
Philly
Cotton Rosser a Saddle Bronc Rider Working Through College
Horton A Rosser of Long Beach California known as Cotton Rosser rides toward the California Rodeo in Salinas June 22 to 25 to help fund his college education. A saddle bronc rider for six years he has competed at Madison Square Garden the Boston show and the San Francisco Cow Palace. He owns strict training rules avoiding tobacco and liquor and seeks a top show with strong bucking stock and the chance to win prize money against top riders from the U S and Canada.
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Long Beach
California
L. Pe Rosser
Cotton
California Polytechnic
San Luis Obispo
Golton
Madison Square Gar
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Boston
San Francisco Cow Palace
U.S
Canada
Colton
Enat
Roy
Ihro College
Giants Triumph as Browns Suffer 29-Run Loss
In a record setting day, the Boston Red Sox hammered the St. Louis Browns for 29 runs, the highest in 20th century play. The Giants extended their win streak to six, beating the Cubs 6 to 5 while other AL and NL results reshaped standings.
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Sephs Top Inter Class Swim Meet Clinched by Sophomores
The sophomore class of 52 dominated Hayward High’s second annual inter class meet at the Hayward Plunge, tallying 41 points to beat Juniors 32. The meet saw Towery clock 1:06.09 in the 100 free and Parks post a life best 118 in the 100 back, with Sophomores sweeping multiple events and winning both medley and freestyle relays.
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Hayward
Ronald Towery
SetoLy
Jim Dobbie
Dobbie
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Debbie
Hayward Merman
Lee Parks
Mark McDermott
Cal Chamberlain
Chamberlain
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McDermott
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O'Harran
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Nichols
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Orphant
Taylor
Vine
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Bakiwin
Kathy
Zid
Sre
Frestman
Vitwo
National Guard Fights Night At Armory Event
National Guard hosts amateur bouts at 15501 Ashland Avenue Salt Lorenz raising funds to buy uniforms for local unit softball and basketball teams. In other action Andy Pafko Phil Cavarretta and Hank Sauer homered as Roy Weatherly delivered a pinch single in the eighth to lift the Giants. Cardinals crushed Braves to move into a first place tie. St Louis exploded for eight runs in one half of the inning. Pirates edged Dodgers 4 3 behind homers by Ralph Kiner Clyde McCullough and Cliff Chambers. Raffensberger notches fourth straight win as Reds beat Phillies to keep pace for first. Yesterday Bobby Doerr homered three times and drove in eight for the Red Sox.
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Kan Raffensberger
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Red Soy
Oakland Climmms Big 2nd Place as San iego. Bows: To Hollywood
In San Francisco the Oakland Acorns chase the top rung of the coast league, winning 105 to 4 against Sacramenti o as Arlie Wilson drove in the winning run in the seventh. Augie Galina and Ray Noble fueled the late rally, while Seals beat Portland and Los Angeles with strong hitting behind pitcher Anthony. The Padres fell behind to San Francisco, who piled up 14 hits, with Antonello driving in three and Anthony securing his sixth win. The Oakland victory tightens the race atop the circuit as Hollywood and Seattle also win in a busy day of coastal play.
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Angel
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Stan Spance
Miescar
San Diego
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Wehrwaker
Ined Tresh
Samucci
Sacramento
Grove
Roiwondi
Steiner
Bebrivin
Gieblek
Natale
Portland
Mallory and Barbrick
Lynn
Glade
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