Oaks Back in Second Place Three Gift Runs Win 7-5
In a Pacific Coast League day of varied outcomes, the Oakland Oaks moved back into second place after a 7-5 win over San Diego. Orestes Minoso and Max West homered for Oakland, Clyde Shoun earned the save, and Roy Welmaker took the loss. Portland beat San Francisco 9-6 in a 29-hit slugfest, Seatte topped Los Angeles 13-4, and Hollywood beat Sacramento 4-2 as Joe Marty night celebrations barely affected the Stars' win.
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Detroit Triumphs In Tenth As Tigers Edge A's 4 1
In a tense 10 inning clash the Detroit Tigers rallied from behind to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 4 1. Averx homered for the Athletics while Evers, with a homer, a triple and a single, led Detroit’s barrage. The win sharpens Detroit’s early season momentum and adds to a string of extra inning success.
Baseball standings and scores from Tuesday’s games
United Press reports show American League results with Washington 4 1 over Detroit and other outcomes including St. Louis 6 1, Boston 8, Cleveland 4, New York 5, Chicago 6, Philadelphia 5, Detroit 6, amid a busy slate of league games.
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Seven Local Models Win In Contest
Seven local model airplane builders win awards at the third annual Flying Kilroy meet in Hayward. About 1,600 spectators and 1,250 models entered by 100 participants highlighted the sunny day despite potential weather issues. Hayward youths Kim Cornwell, Hower Bastien, Richard Bastien, Norman Hampton, Clifford Ellsworth, Wayne McNullen and Harold McCillar earned top placements across novice and junior classes.
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Charity Exhibition Wins for Hayward Lions and Club
The Hayward Lions club and Hayward Athletic club played a high scoring charity softball game last Friday. Francis, the fastest runner, anchored the Lions with key baserunning while Mae West and Kenny attempted to drive home runs. Despite spirited efforts by Charles Kenney and captain Charles Wilson, the donkeys’ lineup arrived late and could not change the final 2-1 Lions victory.
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Baer and Overlin Almost Fight In Arena Lobby
In Houston at Olympiad arena Max Baer and Ken Overlin clashed verbally before a crowd of 4700 as they were presented to fans ahead of the main event featuring Ralph Jehins and Julia Serno. A heated exchange nearly yielded a punch before officers intervened.
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Pastanello Throws No Hit Game For Pottery
Pastanello of the California Pottery pitched a no hitter as the Pottery beat He Eden Gardinals 13 2 in the Maynard Rec league. Molina provided the lone run for the Cards, walking and scoring on miscues. Pastanello struck out 10 and led a high scoring night with wins 13 2. Other results included Harvey Lubry 10 1 loss to FSEA and UBTW 8 4 win, plus Castro Valley YMCA’s 7 7 game win over Kalush and Peterson.
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Rice Leads Area Open Tennis Championship Contenders
Veteran Ray Rice, 40, is expected to dominate the Hayward area open events and beyond. He defeated Pred Griffin in the previous round and beat Allan Peele 6-0, 0-2, aiming to face Ralph Chippendale in the Hayward final. Rice's past wins include the 1936 Pacific Coast title and the California State Senior championships, with a forthcoming bid for the National Veteran Singles in Forest Hills.
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Amateur Golf Date Set for National Championship Qualifiers
The U S Golf Association announced qualifying rounds for the National Amateur Championship will be held in 87 cities late next month and in early August. Entrants must meet entry requirements to compete in the event.
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Championship rounds set for Minneapolis club Aug 21 26
The championship tournament is scheduled for the Minneapolis Golf Club from August 21 to 26. Tieing rounds will start Tuesday August 8 in San Francisco.
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Oregon State Faces Large Purity Code Fines By PCC Directors
Oregon State led the PCC with a $2,500 fine for purity code violations, while Washington and UCLA tied for second at $1,800. Other penalties included Stanford $1,750, USC $1,500, Idaho $150, Montana $750, and Oregon/Washington college $200 each. The total fined last year reached $21,905 as schools faced penalties for enticement and transportation of a junior college athlete from Los Angeles to Corvallis and related violations.
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Free Hitting Game Highlights Kids League Play
The Under teen League was lively Monday night as Liver more Valley Mators out-hit the New Markham team 15 to 10 in a three and a half inning slugfest with 12 hits and 25 runs. Center-fielder Bell led the winners with three hits and two runs. Wongaker added two for three with a three-base hit. New Mars harm nine rallied for nine runs in the third. Morris won the mound, Gonzales took the loss. Baywood forfeited the first Monday contest to Russell City.
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