Dodgers Lead NL As Reiser and Resse Power Seven-Run Rally
Yesterday's star Riley Tighe of the Brooklyn Dodgers pitched a five hit shutout against the Phillies, lifting Brooklyn two games atop the league standings. Reiser, Reese and Meese provided the key hits and stellar fielding to fuel a split in the pennant race with the Cardinals, who beat the Reds in St. Louis. The Cubs, Braves, Tigers and Indians also posted wins as the pennant chase tightened across the circuit.
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Peewee Resse
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Kayo Janic Plans Return After War Service
Kayo Janic, famed 5 foot 5 inch welterweight and marine hero, plans a comeback to boxing in Oakland after combat duty in the Pacific. He earned two Silver Stars and a Purple Heart for wounds on Guadalcanal and says a few warmup fights will get him back in fighting trim at Kennedy Meadows.
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Escobar Stops Speedy Cabanella in Monterrey Fight
In Monterrey Mexico Alfredo Escobar dominated Speedy Cabanella to earn a 10 round unanimous decision. Escobar landed solid rights and lefts while Cabanella fought on the retreat. The bout left Escobar the clear winner at the Legion stadium last night.
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Monterrey
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Manila
Maritime Service Increases Pay for Apprenticeship Trainees
New monthly pay of 75.00 announced by United States Maritime Service for apprentice trainee hopefuls. Includes clothing quarters and medical care. Trainees enter a 13 week seamanship course at Alameda before assignment to U.S. Merchant Marine ships. Open to youths 14 to 24 with certain age ranges, men 16 to 50 not in military duty, and honorably discharged veterans. Applications urged to Maritime Service enrolling office at 1000 Geary Street San Francisco.
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San Francisco
300 Attend Lazzeri Rites in San Francisco and Berkeley
About 300 persons gathered in San Francisco for the Episcopalian funeral rites of Anthony Tony Lusseri a former New York Yankees infielder. Rev Jul Collins conducted the service after which the body was transported to Berkeley for private interment at Sunset Mausoleum attended only by family members.
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Anthony
Tony) Lusseri
New York
Local Central California Egg Market Prices Listed
Local market notes from Central California show large eggs priced at 89, medium at 48, with weights and poultry lot details incomplete. Prices reflect local supply and lead poultry figures, including hens and roosters, in a brief, fragmented report.
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Wayward Review Deli Ad Prompt Sparks Quotation Fad
A quirky line from Nearly Mayer Quotatiang appears in the Wayward Review as a daily phone ding for Home Deli, reflecting a playful engagement with the brand. The short quip circulates among readers and social channels, highlighting a growing trend in interactive branding.
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Wayward Review
Jansen Lengthens Lead as Seals Blank Seattle for 23rd Win
Larry Jansen, tied to inventor Harold Van Dyke, blanked Seattle 4-0 for San Francisco Seals in a Pacific Coast league victory. The Seals built a 3-0 lead, added a run in the sixth, and earned their second straight shutout over the Rainiers. Oakland won 8-0 behind Francis Shea as San Francisco widened the gap at the top.
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Baseball Standings
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Bilbo Admits Klan Membership
Senator Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi admitted in a radio interview that he was a Ku Klux Klan member. He accused Senator Robert Taft of courting Reds for a presidential bid, saying he will take anything he can get.
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Theodore Bilbo
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Robert Taft
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Bilbo
Supremay
Mutual Radio System
Clothing Prices To Increase
Wallington reports Administrator Paul Myyte says clothing prices will continue to rise for a period into next week. Porter notes the average cost will go up considerably but expects a downtrend in 1947 as supplies expand and competition reasserts itself, bringing more lower priced clothing to market.
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Paul Myyte
Radio Acres
ABC
Porter
Dads Club To Tackle Robaks Nine
Armand Castro the Hayward pitching sensation will start for Hayward Dads Club against Robaks Hall at Elmhurst School Diamond in Oakland at 2 30 p m. Castro has helped the team win five straight games and allowed five runs in five appearances including a no hit no run effort against Duarte Market. Bob Jones urges fans to attend and witness the Dads in action.
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Armand Castro
Hayward
Robaks Hall
Elmhurst
Oakland
Castro
Duarte Market
Bob Jones
Haywardiles
Juan Humberto Upsets Swedish Angel In Oakland Main Event
In the Oakland Auditorium main event Juan Humberto defeated the Swedish Angel in two straight falls after dropping the opening to the rival. Humberto won the second fall with a leg sack in five minutes and the final fall in eight, as the crowd booed Dr Len Hall for rough tactics against Ali Adali.
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Angel
Sweden
Oakland Auditorium
Juan
Gruaner
Len Hall
Ali Adali
Angela Cistoldi
Andre Adore
Tony Martinelli
Vincent Lopez
Hayward
Dean Detton
Pacific Coast
Prowler Shot Dead by Albany Officer
George Tadka age 31 from Richmond Calif was shot and killed early today by Patrolman Jerry Newhouser after being surprised prowling about a residence in Albany. The officer fired during the confrontation as Tadka attempted to flee.
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Richmond
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Jerry Newhouser
Tadka
Skeet Champion Shatters Record in Calcutta Sweep
Charles H. Poulson of San Antonio Texas won the $2000 Calcutta sweepstakes in Indianapolis after breaking 75 straight targets to win a four way playoff at the national skeet shoot.
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Ind
Charles H. Poulson
San Antonio
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