Pirates edge Castlemont 4-2 in Oakland league tilt
San Leandro Pirates beat Castlemont 4-2 to pull within one game of the Oakland Athletic League lead. Key hits from Dick Duey and Sal Branco's pitching fueled the win, with Mike Guy delivering solid relief. The win keeps San Leandro in a tight race as they prepare for two remaining games against McClymonds and a makeup game at McClyman.
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Swiekert Eyes Luck-Free Victory in 500
Aaron hits help Braves top Dodgers 7 3 as Aaron climbs toward a .346 pace and a potential NL batting title. Braves lead over Cardinals while Reds topple Giants in big night. Nuxhall solos for Reds in 4 hitter win. Ford loss ends Yankees six-game streak. Lary earns rare win as Detroit halts New York’s roll.
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Tech Shells Pinson Topples Mack In 9 3 Win
Oakland McClymonds slip further in the OAL baseball race as Tech Shells Pinson defeats Mack 9 3. Fremont edges Oakland 3 2 to reach a four way tie for third with the Warriors and Bulldogs, two games behind the pace.
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Senators Deny Looking Elsewhere After L A Bid
Washington Senators reject California congressman Patrick Hillings claim of a Los Angeles bid. Hillings warned of a serious crisis and urged Los Angeles to pursue the franchise. The team issued a sharply worded denial of any talks or financial issues and said they are not seeking moves.
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Negro Boycott Hits Eight Team Attendance in League
An informal boycott by Negro fans over segregation in seating is reported to have reduced attendance by up to 20 percent in eight teams of the Southern Association. Club officials acknowledge the drop after last year’s weak turnout and note that Washington club shows no current crisis. The protest targets racial policy and lack of Black players.
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How They Stand Coast to Coast Record Update
Readable scraps show standings with teams such as Vancouver, Brooklyn Burdette, and Pittsburgh. Partial scores and names like Jim McDonald and Ben Stateland appear amid scattered results and team matchups.
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Fremont's Milani Signs Pro Contract
Fremont pitcher Milani signs a professional contract with a Northwest League class B team. Fremont Reds manager Bill Peterson notes Milani’s 2-2 season record and mentions possible replacements like Mort Ek from San Mateo Blues. Don Stewart, Washington Union High School junior, also joins the Reds, with Stan Perry remaining (2-2).
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California Fined Big Amounts for Recruiting Violations
The Pacific Coast conference met in Victoria and fined member schools for recruiting rule violations. California led with a $2650 penalty for irregularities in the campus labor program and off campus interviews. Other fines ranged from $250 to $850 for Oregon State Southern California UCLA Stanford and Oregon. Washington State escaped penalties while UCLA and Washington faced probation and large potential losses.
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UCLA Plots to Save Dynasty Amid PCC Crackdown
UCLA faces a threatened decline as the Pacific Coast Conference massed penalties, while coach Red Sanders and players discuss testing to prove eligibility after an edict barring seniors and suspending others. Ronnie Knox defends his eligibility as the team weighs options to fight the ruling and preserve its football program.
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Hayward Slams Cellar Door on Rebels 5-2 in finale push
Hayward Formers defeated San Lorenzo 5-2 to solidify a bid for a higher spot while aiming for a fourth place finish. Denny Stilman earned his league win, with Chuck Wooldridge delivering a two run double and Jim Hager debuting as a batter with a double.
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Summerlin and Carter Vie Tonight in Heavyweight Elimination Bid
Detroit’s Johnny Summerlin, 24, ranked fifth, faces Harold Carter, 22, of Linden New Jersey, ranked seventh, in a 10 round nationally televised bout. Both fighters boast solid knockouts, with Summerlin seeking his sternest test yet as he pursues a title elimination chance. Carter steps in after replacing Bob Satterfield for tonight, following a decision over Satterfield in March.
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