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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
2
The Hayward All Stars pounded 19 hits to rout the Melrose Stars. Hayward opened with four hits and four Melrose errors in the second, then added runs in each inning after. The barrage continued with five in the fourth, one in the fifth, six in the sixth, and two in the eighth before the game ended at 5 p.m.
Purity Stores leads the Hayward Eagles in an opening game at Bret Harte diamond to decide which team represents Hayward in the Alameda county championship in Oakland next week. Other matches include Greenwood Corp versus Eden Congregational Church in under 19 league and Woodmen versus 20-30 club in the final tilt.
Portland's Mery Neale and San Diegos Beily Raver won Washington state tennis titles in Seattle yesterday. Neale defeated Harry Bute of San Jane 4-5 in the men's final. Ravens Senger of Los Angeles claimed the women's title.
San Francisco battles to split a doubleheader with Hollywood to protect a slim half game edge atop the Pacific Coast League standings. Oakland also splits with Los Angeles as Don Osborn and a late errors rally lift the Angels to a 9 run game two win. Sacramento sweeps San Diego, Seattle and Portland end tied, while Seals win series four to three.
Bud Rose of South Pisa roared to the Oakland stadium feature victory on Sunday, lapping the field by the 30th circuit to set a new record of 20:41.48 in the 80 lap main event. Ed Barpelt Bayliss Le verell Buck Whitner chased him home as other entries trailed including Leonard Lowe Jimmy Ahearn Frank Reeks Jimmy Smith Al Benait Bill Baker Bob Slater and Cecil Burnaugh. Rose also won the qualifying heat in 28.23 seconds amid 6900 spectators.
Colonel Leonard Phantant, adjutant general for air, announced vacancies for liaison pilots in World War I era units. A total of 26 L-5 planes will be assigned to corps and division artillery headquarters and to combat engineer battalions within the California National Guard.
Langhomne reports a world track record in the one mile event with mixed results as the record garnering glory goes to others while key figures like Wilburn and Hegeuptis are mentioned in a contested finish.
Frank Parker of Los Angeles today packed away the second trophy he has won in two weeks, adding the eastern clay courts championship cup to the Spring Lake cup, both of which he took by winning the tournaments three straight times.
Leadman won at Tijuana track setting a record with a five furlongs run, defeating Gurkholder by four lengths. The race featured Mus and WE-Mquil ding, with Leadman leading from the start to secure victory.
Denver reports the first annual national public links golf tournament began with 192 contestants from 42 states Canada and Hawaii. The event drew a solid field from the amateur circuit as 3586 entrants qualified for final play. In practice rounds top scores included 67 by Ronnie Wal Vergo and 70 by Brenkhas with Tanis Polenope at 71. Jin Molinary a San Francisco veteran posted a 7-? score.
The Navy plans to commission about 450 supply corps officers to fill billets aboard ships at overseas bases and in the United States. Ensigns will be trained at the Supply Corps School in Bayonne New Jersey. Applicants must be 21 to 26, U S citizens for at least ten years, and physically qualified. Interviews will be held at the Perry Building in San Francisco.
The article reports that defense testimony is being submitted by Nazi groups with planned presentations before an ongoing trial. defendant lawyers present evidence and anticipate a final action as the proceedings move toward closure.
The notice invites readers to call 3402 for home delivery services and reviews the monthly route options. It appears as a compact classified item from a local paper offering parcel, pet, or product delivery with a contact phone number.
New York AP reports Williams of the Red Sox and Musial of the Cardinals are favored to win the baseball MVP, with both stars delivering multi hit games as their teams post double wins. Williams leads AL in homers RBI and runs. Musial tops NL in doubles and triples while hitting his 11th win year.
In San Francisco CIO International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union demands retroactive wages for members. They warn workers may strike if payments are not made immediately and oppose War Shipping Administration reprisals amid alleged slowdowns. The union cites $8 million in retroactive pay ordered by the War Labor Board as the cause of tension affecting cargo operations.
Ron Ald Kaehler 33, son of the San Francisco Stock Exchange president, began serving a ten year term at San Quentin for the manslaughter of Linyd W. Slone of San Mateo in a fatal shooting case.
The College of Agriculture at the University of California provides plans for a mechanically refrigerated egg cooler for farms with 7,000 to 2,000 hens. Eggs should be cooled soon after laying to prevent deterioration and loss of quality. Studies by three divisions found optimal cooling at 64 degrees Fahrenheit with a compact unit built on the farm using common carpentry tools.
Kenseth A Crowell, 22, of Pars ons venue, files suit against Petar J Pratt, 80, alleging injuries from an auto motorcycle collision on Victoria avenue and MacArthur boulevard in San Leandro. Crowell claims head and back injuries are permanent. attorneys Jesse E B Nichols and Paul B Richard of Oakland represent him.
A historical note reports that over 4,500,000 copies of William Shakespeare's works have been published in Soviet Meussit since 1017. The count highlights the literary reach in early Soviet era culture and publishing.
Agricultural Extension Service in Hayward offers blueprints for mechanical coolers. Copies can be obtained by interested builders at a small charge to cover blueprint costs.
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