Grandstands Rise at Oakland Stadium for Legion Week Events
After foundations triple the size of the old grandstand experts say expansion can support future seating plans. Curry says structures allow deck doubling later. Race program features four past main-event winners Buck Whitmer Bud Rose Leverett and Lewy plus 25 other drivers for a 2640 dollar main event. US Amateur Golf field named with top players lining up for qualifiers across 29 cities starting Monday.
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Aces
Oakland Stadium
Speedways
Charles Curayer
Curryer
National American Legion
Buck Whitmer
Bud Rose
Ayiiss Leverett
Leonard Lewy
Itf
Kramer Enters New York as Promising International Player
Jack Kramer of Montchello California, long regarded a top young talent, arrives in New York amid expectations he will emerge as a leading international player.
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Kramer
New York
Jack Kramer
Montchello
Nine Gruelling Games to Break Joyce’s Record
Larry Jansen, righthanded ace of the San Francisco Seals, prepares to start at least nine more games to chase Bob Joyce’s 31–11 pitching record. He logged his 25th win last night in a 4–1 victory over Los Angeles, allowing six hits with seven strikeouts and one walk. The Seals sit near the top as playoff posts loom with Los Angeles, Sacramento, and Hollywood still jockeying for two spots.
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Larry Jansen
Joyce
United Press
Lary Jansen
San Francisco Seals
Bob Joyce
Janson
Los Angeles
Lefty O'Doul
Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
Solons
Oakland
Stars
Seals
Angeles
Sealsle
San Diego
Lou Test
Roy Messer
Big Jack Salveson
Beavers
Steve Mesner
Garth
Red) Mannz
Jansen
Ted Jennings
Cherubs
Pete Fox
Vic Buccola
Liva
Oaks
San Francisco
Ed Stewart
Twinks
Max Marshall
JoJo White
Rainiers
Padres
Tost
San Franci
Los Ange
Wallywood TV
AIT Ab
Seatlle
Civic and Social Club win second in a row in softball
Civic and Social Club crushed Kelly Brothers 22 to 2 as Santos led with a home run and a single, while Duarte allowed four hits. In the opener Poultry Producers girls beat City Mall Slickers 15 to 8 with Sansom limiting four hits. Ferriera led Poultry with two singles in four appearances, Sansom pitched well for the winners.
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Civic and Social Club
Hayward Floral
Kelly Brothers
Poultry Producers
City
Santos
Rickels
Sanches
Cunningham
Sansom
D. Castro
Ferriera
Thornton
Slickers
Civic and Social
R. Santos
DY Peradery
Ortia
Duarte
Bauholor
Lames
Maladanado
Leibe
Totsecu
Kelly Brothers AB
Foster
Garcia
Tackson
Webh
Hemenes
Totus Fom
Local Egg Market Report and Prices
Local market notes show egg prices mixed as buyers seek steady supply. Traders report demand from area grocers and diners, with small producers cited alongside larger suppliers like Magee and Golden Heights in regional listings.
Rams Meet All Stars at Soldier Field in 1946 clash
Chicago W A crowd of 95 000 is expected as the Los Angeles Rams meet the College All Stars at Soldier Field in a jammed grid schedule opening. The Rams hold seven wins in the series to three for the All-Stars with Waterfield’s passing set to test Indiana’s Horrischmeyer and Hillenbrand’s ground game led by Hirsch, Harder, Koslowski and Gafford.
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Chicago
Los Angeles Rams
Soldier Field
Bob Waterfield
Bob Horrischmeyer
Indiana
Billy Hillenbrand
Elroy Hirsch
Pat Harder
Wisconsin
Stan Koslawski
Haly Cross
Monk Gafford
Auburn
Iead
Rams
Sal Perea Wins Nod Over Salas In SF Title Fight
Sal Perea, a San Francisco welterweight, earned a close 10 round decision over Charley Salas at National Hall, with dominance in the sixth and eighth rounds. Other results featured Buddy Javitich KOing Chino Alonzo, Speedy Cannon stopping Cupid Gordon, and Gene Brown TKOing Pat Carter in nearby matchups.
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San Francisco
Sal Pere
San Franciseo
Charley Salas
Perea
National Hall
Buddy Javitich
Chino Alonzo
Mexico
Speedy Cannon
Seattle
Wash
Oul Ho
Cupid Gordon
Oakland
Gene
Lucky) Brown
Pat Carter
Junior Davis Cup Team Selected for 1946
Twelve players from New York New Jersey Texas Florida and California were named to the 1946 National Junior Davis Cup team by the United States Lawn Tennis Association. They will attend special practices at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills under team captain Walter L. Davis. Participants include Herbert Flain Beverly Sills Bernard Bartzen Sidney Schwartz Hugh Stewart John Shea Dean Mathey MacDonald Mathey Leonard Steiner Mark Brown and others.
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New York
U.P
United States Lawn Tennis Association
New Jersey
Texas
Florida
California
West Side
Forest Hills
N.Y
Walter L. Pato
Herbert Flain
Beverly Sills
Bernard Bartzen
San Angelo
Tex
Herbert (Suddy
Behrens
Fort. Lauderdale
Richard Savill
East Orange
Tom Molloy
Panama City
Sidney Schwartz
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hugh Stewart
San Marino
Calif
John Shea
Los Angele
Dean Mathey
MacDonald Mathey
Princeton
N. J
Leonard Steiner
Mark Brown
Miami
Fla
Twelve Gas Meters Broken in SLY Village
Report from Mill Valley notes gas meters broken in Sun Lor d Village during rounds by Dan Fletcher PCE collector. Deputies charge mischief with unknown juvenile culprits. no clues to identities provided. Also announced is the revival of the Dipsea Marathon from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach on Sunday September 8 with Emil Pohn as chamber sponsor president.
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Tagore
Coghes
Sun Lord Village
Dan C. Fletcher
PCE
Mill Valley
U.P
Athan
Fray Mill Valley
Stinson Beach
Emil Pohn
She ‘Itt Valley Chamber of Committee
Spectators Few Cardinals Brooklyn Tied For National League Lead
In a packed day of NL action the Cardinals swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia 7 to 6 and 4 to 3 to rise back into a first place tie with Brooklyn. Stan Musial strode in with a 12th inning homer for the opener while Johnny Vander Meer hurled a 2 0 shutout as Cincinnati beat the Dodgers. The Cubs fell to the Braves as Lefty Warren Spahn helped set up a 3 2 victory. In the AL Earl Caldwell earned his 11th win in relief for Boston, Don Kolloway drove in a run, while the Yankees beat St Louis Browns to keep pace. The Athletics extended their win streak with an 8 6 comeback over Cleveland.
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Boston
New York
la Darratta
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brookly
Bt. Louie
Boston Chicago St
Cincinnati
New Yorke SL
AMY Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Saleen
Sportsman's Park
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Phillies
Dodgers
Redbirds
Cardinal
Stan Musial
Johnny Vandermeer
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Warren Sahn
Braves
Earl Caldwell
White Sox
Case Michaels
Don Kolloway
Yankees
Red Sox
St Louis Browns
Athletics
Mt Whitney Team To Be Watched In State Softball
In Stockton California the Mt Whitney Riverdale team led by pitcher Ralph Dobbs won 2 to 1 over Chapel of Oaks Oakland. Riverdale continued a string of victories as they eye the state softball championship voyage. They had earlier eliminated the 1915 champions Native Song of Stockton.
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Mt. Whitney
Stockton
Cal
Mt. Whitney Soffall
Riverdale
City
Journay Monk
Ralph Dobbs
Chapel of Oaks
Oakland
Barn dance decor features corn stalks and hay at village center
About 100 teens from San Lorenzo and Hayward attended a barn dance last night at the Village Community Center. Teamed with corn stalks and hay, the event featured Bob Genero's band playing from 8:39 p.m. to midnight while intermissions offered jukebox music. Chaperones included Mrs. Richard Coughlin, Mrs. Bessie Campbell, and Lloyd Thiele.
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San Lorenzo
Hayward
Bessie Campbell
Lloyd Thiele
Improvement Club Dance at Ashland School Saturday Night
The 170th Avenue Improvement Club will host a dance at Ashland School starting around 8 p.m. The community orchestra, made up of local young people, will provide the music.
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Ashland
170Th Avenue Improvement Club
March of Dimes Aid Report From Alameda County
Seven Hayward residents were among those aided by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis between June 4, 1945, and May 31, 1946 as $56,963 in March of Dimes funds were spent in Alameda county. Treasurer Fred Wells notes aid to polio victims and related care, with expenditures covering braces, physio therapy, nursing, supplies, ambulance and transportation, and administrative costs.
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Hayward
National Foundation For
Wells
Mary Black
Polio Group
Kellog
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Cas Ward
Revelon
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Intl
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Ineinati
Charleston
Tucson
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Mass
Jhongwood
Cricket Club
Liqueurs
Rock & Rye
Pete Hagen
Sal Perea
Salas
Sly
March of Dimes Fund
Aids Seven
United Corps
Ales
Castro St
Club
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Warren. Loyle
Solovox
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T Club
Arthur C. Day Implement CO
Watkins
Tiara
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