One-Man Performance Caps Oaks Player Brooks Holder
UNITED PRESS reports Brook Holder, Oakland Atwins outfielder, starred with a one-man effort sinking Hollywood 3 to 3 and drew major league scouts. Holder eyes a Pacific Coast League season bases on balls record as he contributed two hits. No-hitter threatened by Eddie Evants through five and two thirds. Holder doubled in the sixth. The Dodgers and other leagues feature various results across California and Seattle.
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Sai Francisco
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California Boys Win Snipe Race
California high schoolers Bob Davis of Ballios and Roly Carrick of Sal Merritt-headed home today with most of the honors in the international snipe racing regatta on Lake Chautauqua.
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U.P
California
Golden State Open teed up with top pros expected
About 100 leading professional golfers will compete in the Golden State Open in Los Angeles. Notable entrants include Jim Fortier of San Francisco and a former Australian amateur and open champion. The $15,000 event will run next week with strong field and public interest expected.
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Jim Fortier
San Francisco
Todas
Hayward Bowlers Win With High Scores In Valley Match
Hayward women Genevieve Stevens and Marie McWilliams led the Hayward Bowl team to a 2439 to 2409 victory over a group of girls in the Valley Bowl at San Jose Wednesday night. Stevens totaled 605 in the series with scores of 210 178 and 220, while McWilliams added 530 for second best and serves as captain.
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Gire Marie McWilliams
Hayward Keglers
San Juse
Miss Stevens
Miss McWilliams
Indianapolis Star Wins Auto Race
Des Moines junior Jimy Wilburn, an Indianapolis speedster, won the seven and one half mile low standard auto feature, outdistancing seven rivals in the day's program. His time was 6.02 minutes.
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U.P
Jimy Wilburn
Indianapolis
Field Day Draws Crowd at Pleasanton Firemen Event
Alaméda County Association of Firemen hosts an annual field day at Pleasanton fair grounds tomorrow led by Chief Lestar Olivera of Ashland Fire Department. Demonstrations of firefighting gear start at 1 p.m. Exhibitors will showcase equipment, and attendees must bring their own refreshments.
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Pleasanton
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Lestar Olivera
Ashland Fire Department
Oliveta
Aid to Vets offered for Klamath project costs
Frank J. Thomas of Hayward View post 1882 warns all veterans aiming to file for a farm on the Klamath project near Tule Lake. They must read the official notice detailing sections on charges and water rental, with an estimated $2.80 per acre for irrigation and shared construction costs around $88.35 per acre. He says the land is not free, countering veterans’ expectations, and invites veterans to seek help filing terminal leave pay from A. F. Monahan, post service officer.
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Hayward View
Klamath Project
Reclamation Bureau
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Thomas
A. F. Monahan
Hayward Vic
Bridge Choice Delayed on Second Bay Crossing Location
Alameda county committee for a second bay crossing postponed selecting a site until Pacific surveys finish. Pred Cox urged not endorsing a site yet, citing need for a solid basis for recommendation. He noted diverting from the present bay bridge could ease congestion at both approaches as population and industry grow. The group reviewed Army Navy board testimony and Engineer Glenn Wonodruil’s report. O. H. Fisher, chairman, will call the next meeting.
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Ing
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Ityward
Oakland
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Cox
Bay Bridge
Army and Navy Board
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0. H. Fisher
Rev Hensilwood Invited as Rector at Trinity Church
The vestry of Trinity Episcopal Church invites Rev Geofrey Hensilward to become rector. He previously served as substitute at St Stephens’ and is known in the community. He will preach at both morning services and lead a corporate communion. A luncheon for the Hensilwoods will follow.
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Benefit baseball game for the blind to be held at Oakland Stadium
The first annual Lions club benefit baseball game for the blind is set for Thursday September 19 at the Oakland stadium. Hayward and San Lorenzo Lions clubs back the event. tickets sold through Lions representatives will direct funds to the cause.
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Andrew Williams Market
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Joe Louis
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Mauville
Honolulu
Pacific
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Landa
Oragon State University
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Herman Wedembutz
St Marys
Walt Baumann
Greenwood Corporation
Walt
Disabled veterans not affected by new subsistence rule
The Veterans Administration emphasized that disabled veterans enrolled in school or on-the-job training under the Vocational Rehabilitation Act are not affected by amendments prohibiting subsistence payments to students earning over 175 or 200 dollars. VA noted these veterans receive training under Public Law 48 and that wage-siting amendments apply only to the GI Bill.
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Veterans Administration
New Champs Assured At Tourney
MEMPHIS New champions were set today in both men’s and women’s divisions of the national public parks tennis tournament as defending champions fell in semi finals. Dick Haining Minneapolis defeated the men’s titleholder Willis Anderson Los Angeles 4-6 1-1 -3 6-4 and Wilma Smith St Louis defeated the women’s champ Muriel Magnuson Minneapolis 6-3 6-5. Hainline will play the winner of the Joe Davis Fred Kovaleskie match for the title. Davis Nashville Tenn and Kovaleskie Detroit were halted by darkness yesterday with Davis ahead 3-6 9-7 10-8. Miss Smith will meet Beverly Baker Santa Monica Calif for her division championship. Miss Baker eliminated Helene McCarter Shreveport La 6-0 6-3.
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Dick Haining
Mirneapolis
Willis Anderson
Los Angeles
Wilma Smith
SL Louis
Muriel Magnuson
Minneapolis
Hainline
Joe Davis
Fred Kovaleskie
Davis
Nashville
Tenn
Kovaleskie
Detroit
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Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Calif
Miss Baker
Helene McCarter
Shreveport
Surplus Property Sales Announced in California
War Assets Administration officials announce two surplus property sales opening Tuesday August 27 at the Oakland army base and the 840th AAP depot near Fresno. About 1 million dollars in merchandise will be offered, including restaurant and office supplies and small lots of army equipment for resale to veterans and certified buyers.
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War Assets Administration
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Theatre News Every Day in The Hayward Review
The Hayward Review announces daily theatre news and home delivery options with contact phone 3102 for readers seeking updates on local stage happenings.
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Hayward Review
Wrestling Card at Outsland Arena Delivers Quick Falls
Hayward wrestler Dean Detton defeats Humberto in a leglock to take the first fall and win the main event. Billy Hanson wins a preliminary bout against Angelo Cistaldi on a foul. Tony Martinelli pins Kritz Schnabel with a lying tackle in 13 minutes. Dr. Lerfall uses an airplane spin to subdue Andre Adare in two minutes.
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Merchant Marine Tests Slated in Oakland
A new competitive test for appointments to the United States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps will be held November 6 in Oakland. Commander McDonald, district supervisor, said the program offers appointments to youths 16 to 21 and honorably discharged veterans to age 24 who seek to become ships officers in the U S Merchant Marine.
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Merchant Marine Cadet Corps
Oakland
Camshander K. G. McDonald
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San Francisco
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United States to send small observation mission to Greece plebiscite
Washington reports a small U S observation mission will monitor the September 2 plebiscite on Greece's monarchy retention. In Castel Gandolfo, Pope Pius received Lt Gen John C I Lee, the U S commander in the Mediterranean, in a private audience.
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United States
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Castel Gandolfo
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Dreamboat Takeoff Delayed At Fairfield Army Base
The B 29 Dreamboat’s takeoff for a Hawaii to Egypt test flight is postponed due to a tail structure defect. Army officials expect possible departure tomorrow after final adjustments and test hops. Col C B Irvine plans a 10 000 mile non stop flight to set a new distance record, amid challenging polar route tests.
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Picnicker Dies at Great Falls Identified as Major Bennett
The body of a picnicker found on a 50 foot cliff at Great Falls on the Potomac near here was identified by the army as Maj. Ralph L. Bennett of 630 Avlesia Blvd Bellidwer Cal. He apparently fell from the cliff and died.
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Great Falls
Potomac River
Here
Maj
Ralph L. Bennett
Avlesia Blvd
Bellildwer
Cal
Technical Knockout Awarded in San Francisco Semifinals
Warren Lee of Vallejo boxed at 147 pounds and led on points until Johnny Anderson of Modesto opened a one inch cut under Lee's eye, forcing a technical knockout in the Diamond belt boxing semifinals. Lee Fuller defeated Gene Dillsworth in a late comeback. Werne MacPherson beat Ike Moore on forward moving attack.
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Modesto
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Gene Dillsworth
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Werne MacPherson
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San Diego football season opener features notable ex-stars
Franklin Albert, former Stanford All American, and Charles O’Rourke, ex Boston College star, spark their teams in season opener at Balboa Stadium tonight in a high profile matchup.
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