Solons Take Oaks For First Time In Coast League Play
San Francisco moved into second place in the Pacific Coast League, two games behind Hollywood, after beating the Stars. Dee Moore, Abby Wikkon, and MIL Nielsen drove in runs as San Diego won with strong pitching from Al Jurisich. Sacramento upset San Francisco 5 to 2, with Steve Souchock hitting two homers for his fifth win of the season for Bill Evans. In Seattle, the Halters beat the Seals on Warren and Colman homers, while Jim Meteher notched his third win.
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Dy Jim Cooper
San Francisco
Sanciero
Hollywood
Padres
S'winks
Ab al Jurisich
Kewie Re Burrett
Pinky Waads
Hally- Wood
Dee Moore
Abby Wikkon
Mil Nielson
Arty Simpson
Ancre Craham
Los Angeles
Portland
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The
Beavers
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Caitlini
Wid Seatte
Steve Souchock
Oakland
Soton
Oaks
Souchock
Bill Evans
Memphis
George Metkovick
Seattle
Halriers
Seals
Dack Warren
Frank Colman
Guy Meteher
Warren
Cumne
Ray Offiey
Joe Grace
Jdrouks Solder
Don White
Chet Johnson
Jinescares
Jolson
Mosey
and Orteig
Partee
Metcher
Blu-White Drives Inn top Hayward Foresters in C-1 League
In a Center field clash at Castro Valley Community Center diamond the Blu-Whites beat the Hayward Foresters 2 1. Pereira hit a homer and Ramus doubled as Hayward scored single runs in the fifth and sixth but could not plate the tying run. White earned the win with solid relief while the Foresters bullpen failed to close.
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Castro Valley
Addrth
Sa Fople
Ifth
Nyward Vorest
Taingle
Ay G. Pereira
Ad Ramus
Attick
Cenit
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White
Robero's Ten Nicks Defeat Bill Coady in Castro Valley League
Robero's Service fen edged Bill Coady Post 11 to 8 at the Castro Valley Community Center diamond. The lead changed hands three times as Robero's built a big third and fourth inning, answering Coady Post three runs in the second with five in the fourth and one more in the fifth while Coady scored in the sixth and seven.
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Robero
Bill Coady
Castro Valley Community Center
Rebero
Strip Whacks Co B 22 4 In league play at Bret Harte
The Hayward Strip Whacks beat Co B 769th Infantry 22 to 4 in a Bret Harte league game. Carrabillo and Chaverria homered for their teams as the Strip built a big early lead, scoring 13 in the second and adding four in the fifth while the Infantry could not respond after the third. Perry earned the win, while the loser walked 11 batters.
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Co. B
769Th Infantry
Bret Harte «Mond
Infantry
Carrabillo
Chaverria
Its
Perry
Field of Eight In G:G- Derby Field of Eight In G:G- Derby
Albany June 10 A field of eight of the west s finest three year ra id s head by Yolo stabl es stopweighted Great Circle compete today in the 20000 Golden Gate derby Great Circle winner of the Oakland handicap earlier in the curre nt Golden Gate field s meeting has been assigned 122 pounds while all other horses will vary 118 pounds Jockey Ralph Naves will pilot the sophomore thoroughbred over the mile and one eighth course Clifford Mooris entry of Sudan with Steve Brooks riding and Sir Butch with Gordon Glisson up should give Great Circle a hard race particular view of the weight concession The other entries and their jockeys include Sun State Johnny Longren San Ridge Comic Shoemaker War Poppy Dusil James Moderator Billy Pearson and Akimbo N Pierson
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Albany
U.P
Yolo Stable
Great Circle
Golden Gate Field
Ralph Naves
Clifford Mooris
Sudan
Steve Brooks
Sir Butch
Gordon Glisson
Sun State
Johnny Longren
San Ridge CoMic Shoemaker
War ‘Poppy
Dusil James
Moderator
Billy Pearson
Akimbo
N. Pierson
Tenex Ham Shoot Sunday At Range
The Hayward Tenus Rifle Club will present their first Ham shoot of the season on their range five miles south of Hayward on the Niles road. There will be stationary and hunting deer targets and sight in targets. Events are scheduled for .22 and deer rifles.
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Hayward Tenus Rifle Club
Hayward
Niles Rond
Standings Friday's Scores Across Cities
Friday results show Sacramento 8 over Oakland 1 Seattle 55 over San Francisco 2 San Diego 11 over Hollywood 4 Los Angeles at Portland postponed due to rain and travel disruptions.
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Portland
Sacramento
Oakland
Seattle
San Francisco
San Diego
Hollywood
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelpha
Chicago
St. Louis
Recreation Day Camps Set Six Sessions Start Soon
The Hayward Recreation District announced its fifth annual day camp at Hayward Memorial Park from July 5 to August 11. Six sessions include a three day start for ages 8 to 10, then five day camps Monday through Friday. Registration is at 1015 By street with fees of 3 for the first session and 5 for the others. Each camp offers swimming biking camp pins nature lore cookouts hot lunches and snacks. Parents may attend sessions and buses transport children from central points between 4 and 5 pm with supervision and a weekly campfire planned.
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Hayward Memorial Park
Hayward Area
Street
Peldiy
Devine Signs Two Broncos for Pioneer League Contracts
Santa Clara outfielder Joe Nally and pitcher George Stein have signed professional baseball contracts with Beaumont Texas league under veteran New York Yankee scout Joe Devine. Both players will be optioned to the Class C Twin Falls Idaho team in the Pioneer League.
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Santa Clara
Joe Nally
George Stein
Santa Clara Broncos
Todany
Joe Devine
New York Yankee
Beaumont
Twin Falls
Baseball scores from yesterday report mixed results and delays
Yesterday’s games show Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh 9 to 7 and New York 9 to 5 over Boston with St Louis 8, while Philadelphia at Cincinnati was postponed amid unsettled weather or scheduling.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cl Ioston
SL Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Errors Defeat Dyers In CV League Clash
Pillar Manufacturing Co capitalized on eight complete-cleaners errors to rally past the Cleaners 14 to 10 at Castro Valley Community Center in CV League action. Simpson and Hernandez sparked the offense with doubles while Siegel and Ferbert contributed. Allan earned the win with Kirvan, Corcera, Mattos and Senft also pitching support.
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Pillar Manufacturing Co
Castro Valley Community Center
Wiinners
Cleaners
Iree
Simpson
Hernandez
Ronald Siegel
Dice Nferbert
Allan
Steve Kirvan
Joss. Pillar Manufacturing Co
Sone
Ono
Corcera
Kirvan
Mattos
Senft
Buford Upsets Cestac in 10 Round Main Event
Hollywood June 6 Frank Buford from Oakland stunned Abel Cestac of Argentina to win a unanimous decision in Legion Stadiums 10 round main event. Cestac rocked Buford in the fourth and sixth rounds with solid rights but failed to sustain the attack as Buford held on for the verdict before a crowd of about 2253 fans disappointed by Cestac who had high hype.
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Hollywood
Frank Buford
Oakland
Argentina
Abel Cestac
Legion Surdium
Cestar
Buford
Cestuc
Jack Dempsny
Wiss
Stanky Key to Giants Rally and Tigers Rally Past Yankees
Giants ride Stanky and Westrum blasts to a 9 3 win over the Cubs as Stanky shines with four hits and a walk. Dodgers crush Pirates 9 7 behind Robinson Snider Campanella and Reese homers. Tigers slug Yankees 13 7 to trim the world champs lead, with Wertz Lipon Kellaway and Kell three hits each. Indications of late-season drama emerge as Boston, St Louis, and Cleveland win in tight races.
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Cubs
Dodgers
Pirates
Jackie Roinson
Duke Snider
Roy Campanella
Pewee Reese
Pittsburgh
Wally Westlake
Tey
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Braves
Enos Slaughter
Ross
Max Lanier
Walker Cowper
Sam Jethroe
Earl ‘Tortgenson
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
New York
Vic Wertz
Ohnny Lipon
Don Kellaway
George 'Kell
Detroit
Jon Collins
Red Sox
Browns
St. Louisans
Lollar
Don Lenhardt
Ned Garver
St. Louis Homseys
Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
Boson
Indians
Senators
Washington
Bobby Fuller
Sam
Zoldak
Eddie Yost
Luke Eister
al Rosen
Cleveland
Billy Hitchecock
Chico Carrasquel
Bill Wight
Chicagé White Sox
Philadelphi Athletics
Bob Topper
Philadelphia
Indian Jim From USC In Fast Mile
Indian Jim Newcomb, a 20 year old USC sophomore, ran a stellar 4 minute 7.7 second mile at the Southern Pacific AAU championships in Memorial Coliseum. He edged Bob McMillen and John Twomey in a neck and neck finish, marking the fastest mile of the 1950 outdoor season and among the top six all time outdoors for an American.
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U.P
Jim Newcomb
University of Southern California
Newcomb
Memorial Coliseum
McMillen
Twomey
Jess Hill
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