Contenders See Phils Tigers as Strong
NEW YORK (UP) AMedic Law ver Hamion Plallies and Heel Rolfe's flying Vipers reevaluated for pennant contort today after a month of play. Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Red Sox have fallen short of expectations. Phils and Tigers stand in strong positions with long home stands ahead, while the Cardinals and Reds loom as potential threats.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
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Ashland Wins Narrow Softball Clash in Valley League
Ashland High School posted a 1 4 victory over Caste Valley in a noon softball tilt. Nick Wolf Ronny Cungales and George Macd helped rally the offense while Ashland twirlers Nicholas and Dickie Silva earned the win. The day also featured baseball league play with Ashland peers tallying in a mixed schedule.
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Ronny Cungales
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Dickie Silva
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Gil Hohn
Gil Hohn Caught. Making Us the Remainder At the Squad Wee Yob Cent
Dean Hess
Manuel Garcia
Bob Valenti
Jim Avnerich
Art Borgsted
Carl von Haviman
Shaley Sherw Wood
Jack Mayberry
Gary Olson
Darrell Anderson
Deery Hiebert
Duane Trathert
Duelaigh Reon
Aghlirel Playground Peanet Baseball League
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Yankees
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Tonedills
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Mire
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George Engeno
Joe
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Brie Ald Gonzales
Alfred Nicholas
Gorton Rauikienda
Eddie Paver
Prank Ceidaw
Bob Moviera
Neil Ormnande
Trophy Handed To 749th Ordnance At San Lorenzo Armory
Hands deliver B trophy to Captain Sam Boggs for first place by the 749th Ordnance Company in the B Blue Basketball league. Awards included silvers and bronzes to several individuals. The event at San Lorenzo National Guard Armory followed a sports open house with film showings of the 49 Rose Bowl and World Series.
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Ed Profe
Hayward Area
Snead and Demaret Lead Golf Scramble for Masters Faith
Oscar Fraley notes the Golfing Gypsies, Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret, as front runners in the race for the Masters title. Both veterans boast multiple wins and near misses, with Snead tops in wins this winter and Demaret claiming recent Masters success as the field gathers for a four day chase at Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia starting June 8.
Baumholtz Stars in L A Drive
SAN TRANCISCO UP One of the surprising items about the Los Angeles Angels is outfielder Frank Conrad Baumholtz, in his 170 pound frame delivering power for manager Bill Melly. He leads the Pacific Coast League with a .456 average, sparking the Seraphs as they contend for first division. Baumholtz, 30, rose from Class A to majors with a modest peak, yet his current form could earn him another shot. He bats second for the Angels and has 30 hits in 66 at bats, four homers and 24 RBIs, as the circuit tests him against San Francisco and other coast rivals.
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San Francisco
Golfers Set For Open in Los Angeles
The Western Open at Brentwood Country Club in Los Angeles opens Thursday with $15,000 on the line. Pre-tournament favorite Sonny Snell of White Springs led practice with 35-36-70, while rivals Ralph Bloomquist Marty Furgol and Roiest Morrison posted 70s and 72s among a field that includes Ellsworth Vines, Zell Laton, Pay Colo min, and defending champ Cary Middlecoff.
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Hayward JV Team Concludes Season With Victory
The Hayward JV baseball team edged San Leandro 6 to 2 in La Leandra, securing the season finale. Key moments included a first-inning run on walks and errors, Dan Braves driving in a run in the fifth on a Whelan double, and Blekhans delivering an insurance tally.
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Costella
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Perry
DeMella
San Leandhre
Wits
Royal Consort Surprises at Golden Gate Fields Gate Win
Royal Consort, a favored chestnut, led from the start and held on to win at Golden Gate Fields. She paid $12.90, $7.00 and $5.80, with Rossiaw and Sweet Arline finishing second and third. Oakland’s Saturday card listed 19 two year olds for a $10,000 added event, led by Sir Botel al Sudan, Gr Cirvele, and Special Pourh.
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Santa Barbara Defeats California In Uneven Showing
In a muddled recap from a Santa Barbara game, California and Santa Barbara exchanged runs as Pitcher Ben and Leo Sullivan made early efforts. The report notes an odd sequence of plays with miscalls and scattered scoring, while a separate local note references a student at East Muarbara College and family roots, hinting at broader community ties.
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Dodgers Giants Weigh Player Deal Amid Roster Trim
In New York the Dodgers and Giants discuss a late night meeting between Leo Durocher and Branch Rickey about a possible player deal. Dodgers must cut to 25 by midnight, with rumblings of interest in Ralph Graney Bruce Edwards and Johnny Jorgensen while Giants option Frank Fannyich and Pete Kilner. Other clubs move players to minor leagues or different associations as rosters reshuffle.
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Nussenbaum Has Boat Ties Up at Frank's Tract
The purchase of a £550 boat with a Chrysler motor by Martis Nussenbaum may crown him as an ardent bass fisherman in Contra Costa County. The boat is currently kept at Frank's Tract.
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Martis Nussenbaum
Traet
Contra Costa County
Baseball Standings in Brief Fire Disrupts City Site
A small blaze at the Anthony Coshn house near 723 Kent Avenue caused a temporary disruption. Fire crews arrived and extinguished the rubbish fire after reports of a cubbish flare. No injuries or major damage were reported.
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Fleming Leads PCL In Homers And RBI
San Francisco power hitter Fleming holds the Pacific Coast League lead with 10 homers and 46 RBIs through May 13. Teammate Baumholly of Los Angeles tops the batting list at .455. Al Lien of San Francisco leads pitchers with six wins and no losses.
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Tal
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Los Angeles
Lien
Santa Clara Rockets Past San Jose State In Wild Tilt
Santa Clara erased a deficit with a five run seventh inning to beat San Jose State 6 to 5. Wil Conchiin delivered two strong innings on the mound while Dan Buckley also homered as Santa Clara rallied to secure the win.
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San Jose State
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Lasers
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