Local softball league opens under lights in Hayward
Mayor George A. Mays will throw the first ball as the Hayward Area Softball League begins its first games under lights at Bret Harte school tonight at 7 18 p m. The public is invited with no admission. Pinex faces Bras Monuments in the opener and Woodmen meet Naval Training Station of Oakland Airport in the main event. Umpires from Shoemaker will officiate the early game.
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George A. Mays
Hayward Area
Bret Harte School
Pinex
Haylofters
Bras
Naval ‘Training Station
Oakland
Shoemaker
Clayton L. Perreault
Geer
Dungarees Rise as OPA Orders Price Revisions
OPA announced higher retail prices for war model denim overalls and dungarees by five to nine cents while other work garments keep or cut prices. The revision aligns clothing prices with congressional rules balancing cotton textiles ceilings and raw cotton parity.
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Washington
OPA
112,673 Casualties On French Front In First 2 Months
Washington report shows Army casualties in western France over two months totaling 112,079 with 16,434 killed, 76,535 wounded, and 19,704 missing. Acting Secretary of War John J. McCloy also noted German losses in northern France and potential further difficulties for the enemy.
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Washington
URI
France
John J. McCloy
McCloy
Normandy
It’s Tough Night For 1 A Angles Twinks Move Up
United Press reports Joe Mick pitched Hollywood to a 2 1 win over San Francisco lifting the Twinks within six games of the Pacific Coast League leading Los Angeles Angels. Oakland split a twin bill, winning 1-0 and losing 3-2. Seattle halted Portland’s seven game streak with a 2 1 defeat. San Diego beat Sacramento 8-1 as standings show Los Angeles leading with Hollywood and Portland following in the race.
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United Press
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Hollywood
San Frantisco
Twinks
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Oakland Acorns
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angels
Hayes
Campbell
Adams
Phipps
Sarni
Fernandes
San Fran
Mishasek
Hill
Sears
Ogrodowski
Wood and Salkeld
Beasley
Steiner
Fischer
Spindel
Nessers
Los Angeles
Sandoval Urges Hayward Kiwanis Toward Industrial Growth
John Sandoval told Hayward Kiwanis at Castro Villa that the city faces a choice between a rural agricultural future and a progressive industrial one. He as secretary of the Postwar Planning Commission outlined growing industrial plants and wage earners, and noted data-driven plans to attract industries to the New Industrial West. He urged clubs and civic groups to help build a better, more progressive Hayward for present and future residents.
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Hayward
John Sandoval
Hayward Kiwanis Club
Castro Villa
Sandoval
Hayward Postwar Planning Commission
West
Clvic
Landis Re elected Teachers Proxy Leader at AFT reunion
Joseph F Landis of Cleveland was re elected president of the American Federation of Teachers. Fifteen vice presidents were chosen in yesterday's elections including Ruth Dodds of Sacramento.
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Chicago
U.P
Joseph F. Landis
Cleveland
American Federation of Teachers
Pines, Woodmen Win In Double Header
Pines rally with seven ninth inning runs to beat Dean 9 3 in the opener, after trailing 3 2 in the eighth. In the second, Woodmen of the World defeat Castro Valley 13 3 as Tomicich and Cruz homer. Batteries listed: Castro Valley Han len Greenlee Woodmen Hiatt Peny Pines Silva Maronedo Vince Dean Déan Siveezey Weiner.
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Gene
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Deans
The
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Tomicich
Cruz
Hanlen
Greenlee
Hiatt
Peny
Pines—Silva
Maronedo
Vince
Déan
Siveezey
Weiner
Rotary Picnic Planned at Warren's Ranch
Rotary District 105 leader Doc Robbins of Davis spoke at the local club meeting. Guests included Warren Clemens, Hugh Fulton, Ralph Edwards, and visiting Rotarians. It was announced the Rotary picnic will be held Sunday September 3 at E Guy Warren's ranch in Cull Canyon.
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Doc? Robbins
College of Agriculture
University of California At Davis
Rotary
Warren Clemens
T. 8
Navy
Nels’ Clemens
Hugh Fulton
U. S. Navy
Ed McFarland
Ralph Edwards
U. S. Army
Wallace Boggs
Oakland
C. P. Erdahl
Walnut Greek
Cliff Mason
San Leandro
E. Guy Warren
Penchlin Cull Canyon
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