Dodgers Fall From NL Lead as Reds Edge Dodgers
John Griffin reports that the Brooklyn Dodgers collapsed to second place after a 4 to 0 loss to the Cincinnati Reds. Ken Raffensberger dominated the Dodgers with a 32 year old southpaw outing, while Philadelphia and St Louis gained ground in the tight NL race. The Cardinals tied for second with a 5 to 4 win over the Giants as rainouts affected the schedule.
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Brookluan Dodgers
Ken Raffensberger
Dodgers
Bey
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelpha Phillies
Gl Hodges
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Max Lainter
Giants
Ed Stanky
Whitey Lockman
Cardy
Stanky
Shaun Pitches Fifth Win Lifts Oaks to First Division
Oakland pitcher Shaun earned his fifth win of the season in a 4 to 3 victory over San Francisco Seals, moving the Oaks into the first division and dropping the Seals to fourth in the Pacific Coast League. RF N/A.
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Joe
Cookie Lavagette
Ray Ortery
Ray Nicely
Bheristop
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sacramento
Beattie
San Diego
Oakland-San Francisco
Dinge
South Tedniers
Olighe
San Diexu Padres
Vern Klrndsfathey
Locals Two Games Back In ACAL Pennant Race
The ACAL pennant chase tightens to a two team race between Richmond and El Cerrito as Hayward sits within reach. Richmond crushed Ne Alameda 7-1 to stay tied atop the standings while El Cerrito blanked Albany 7-0 to stay in the lead group. Traynard beat the Reykeley Yellowjackets 3-1 to claim third place, two games back, with Rekelny and Pogliatti contributing in the box score.
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el Cerrito
Hayward Farmers
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Albany Cougars
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Reykeley Yellowjackets
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St Johns Victorious In Weekend Youth Baseball Action
St Johns San Loreno junior baseball beat St Cyril HB 3 to 1 at Washead Park Galland led by Pinky Grace Rob Cenast Walter and Chiee each scoring two. St Jahin's junior beat Aniphany in San Francisco 6 in extra innings. St Jubov's rallied to win in extras after Arner igh doubled. St Johns 1 2 3 went down 4 1 to St Patrick at Bushrod Oakland. Injuries included Jam Musco spiked for ten stitches and Gil Massie hospitalized after being hit by a pitched ball.
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Aniphany
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Bushrod
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Jurisch
St. Pat
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Jam
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Mel and Rudy Bees blank First Christian Church 1-0
Rich Mendona pitched to six strikeouts and two hits allowed as the Mel and Rudy Bees defeated First Christian Church 1-0 on the Jet Harte diamond. George Pennesell and Rodrig ues led the offense with key doubles, while Young earned the win with seven strikeouts.
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Rich Mendonea
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Christian Geurgr
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Hauser
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Vallearn Banna
Tak Ag God Dee
Ley Fuentes
Figuera
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Cherryland Fire Department
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Kimber Farns
Hye
Whey
Sandies Weay-Star Oil Fight For A League Win
In a late game the Sandies Weay-Star Oil rallied to edge their A league clash 1 to 0 amid errors and pitching lapses. Morris, on the mound for the Army, faltered in the fifth as Ferris yielded hits and a score. Osler Sanchez and Goleioy Tot led later, while Peck was noted as the sole finisher in the seven.
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Peck
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Wers
Inminet Bante
UBTW and PESA Teams Win Softball Opener in Hayward
The Hayward area recreation district softb all league opened Tuesday at Bret Thurle field with UBTW defeating 20-30 7 to 3 and PESA beating Harvey Fabre Motors 17 to 8. Harper pitched for UBTW allowing four hits while Billings toed the mound for 20-30. Fabien led PESA with a triple and a homer in three at bats. Anily added another four bagger. Beaver earned the win with 13 hits allowed. Mariman endured the losses.
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UAT
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Billings
Moundsman
F . Fabien
Tedminate
Beaver
Ariman
Americans Sweep Pan American Stock Car Race Win
Four American drivers finished first through fourth in the Pan American stock car race in Mexico, turning their dusty machines northward toward the United States after strong display of speed and endurance. The event highlighted American competitiveness in cross border motorsport.
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Mexico
Unitail
Five Team ACAL Meet Expands as Berkeley Leads
All but two Hayward swimmers qualify as ACAL meets expand to five teams including Richmond El Cerrito and Albany. Berkeley's Hayes and Hayward’s Chamberlain set records in 100 yard breast and 110 yard IM while Taye and Chamberlain post top medley and free style marks. Focus shifts to Farmer Room title as strong swimmers boost Berkeley chances per coach Fred Taioli.
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Richmond
el Cerrito
dJerey Hayes
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Chamberlain
Ull Medley Taye
B Toom
Loeak
Fred Taioli
Barao Edges Chavez in Wild Bout Crowded by Controversy
Emil Barao defeated state featherweight champ Carlos Chavez on points in a six rounder, but officials ruled a technical decision for Chavez after a cut eye led doctor stoppage. Fans booed loudly as announcers reversed the win claiming Chavez led on points.
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Lawa
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Huns
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Los Angeles
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Barne
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Enouch
Davis
Donnybrook
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Goa
Harold
Babyface Jones
Detroit
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Joe Gonsalves
San Jose
Demaret Wins Monterrey Open in Mexico
Jimmy Demaret captured the Monterrey Open title in Monterrey Mexico. He posted a four under par 284 for 72 holes to earn 1099 and add to his growing list of victories.
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Mexico
U.P
Jimmy Demaret
Texcc Pra
Pacific Coast Seague Results From Wednesday Night Play
Fragmented scoreboard from Oakland Seattle Portland and California cities shows Oakland 4 San Francisco 3 Seattle 4 San Diego 3 Portland 6 Sacramento 4 Los Angeles 4 Hollywoodoou 2 with scattered numbers and team abbreviations indicating results and standings.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Oakland
Gee
Sacramento
Seattle Os
San Francisco
Seatle
Portland
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