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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1925
Page
3
Chiropractor Dr John J Mundorff formerly with the University of California Hospital opens a facility at 975 B Street Glasses fitted and refractions offered Castro St Hayward area with L J Parry and D C Hayward noted in the card.
Classified ad lists wrecking of five buildings at South and Webster streets Oakland offering 156000 feet of lumber various items doors windows pipes sinks toilets and large windows for stores. Also selling shingles firewood free delivery by East Bay Wreckers on the job with numerous farm and household items from Hayward Castro Valley and Oakland listings.
New York Giants predicted to win the National League pennant with John McGraw guiding them. Giants face hazards of overconfidence and morale but are seen as strongest team, likely to outpace Brooklyn and others as the season opens in April. The column notes four straight pennants and suggests it will be an easier path this year.
In Sacramento on April 10 Delaney, the East import, pitched seven innings for the Oaks before rain halted play with Oakland leading 4 to 0. The wet finish spared Sacramentans a longer defeat as Delaney’s arm anchored a rare early-season win by Oakland.
Pickering batting for Cooper struck out as Canfield faced pressure in the seventh. Brubaker singled and Pickering drove in three runs after coming in for three. Arnett forced Pickering home on a fielder's choice. Guiste and Makin produced hits as Baker sent runners. Chavez loaded the bases twice with a hit and three left when Delaney struck out. Sacramento managed five hits in seven innings but had little success around the order. Delaney walked Koehler intentionally, and only one Solon reached third base.
Gene Tunney of Greenwich Village will fight Jimmy Delancey of St Paul for the American light heavyweight title at Oakland Baseball Park possibly May 2. A telegram from promoter Tommy Simpson confirming the bout was received from Billy Gibson, Tunney’s manager.
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