This Year C H Graham Gets Bargain
United Press reports on the bargain basemen approach of C H Graham and O Doul with the San Francisco Seals leading the Pacific Coast League through frugal acquisitions. Despite heavy spending by Oakland Portland San Diego and Los Angeles the Seals aim to hold their margin against Sacramento and remain ahead in the race through late July.
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Scarsella Takes Lead in Pacific Coast League Batting
In Los Angeles a summary of batting standings shows Starsella of Oakland now atop the Pacific Coast League. Loyd Christopher of Los Angeles slides to fourth as Leo Moriarty reports. Ted Jéynings of San Francisco and Uiru Tilly 19 also figure among the top ranks.
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Three Amateurs Aim For Harding Trophy
Three sharpshooting amateur golfers from Long Beach California enter the second day of the national public links event at Wellshire club with hopes of Harding Trophy glory. Jimmy Clark paced the field seven strokes under par as Lobe posted a 75 to lift the Long Beach team to a 209 total in the intercity race.
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Rams Sign Gaylon Smith Amid Chester Adams Dispute
Cleveland Rams sign Gaylon Smith amid a legal dispute over tackle Chester Adams. The suit filed last Saturday claims Adams was already under contract to a National League team, complicating Smith’s signing and the Rams’ roster plans.
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All Star Game Ends With Pacitle Victory and Jedding
An All Star game highlights a standout performance by Tevin Jedding as players from RA Pacitle' and neighboring clubs showcase skill. Key plays by guards and forwards shape the close contest and ledgers reflect a tight final tally.
Traveling and home strength define NL leaders this season
Carl Lundquist notes St Louis and Brooklyn vie for NL lead with strong traveling and home records. Cards top traveling list at 26-14, 28-20 at home. Dodgers excel at home 29-9 but 24-26 on the road. Yankees occupy second as Boston widens the gap with an 11 4 4 lead and road trip to Chicago.
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Conference Studies College Sports Meeting Explains Goals
Conference officials draft recommendations during a two day session to be sent to the executive committee. The gathering includes representatives from 19 athletic conferences and the national association invites member groups to participate in forthcoming challenges.
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Clippers of Pacific Coast pro hoops hire new general manager
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Clippers of the Pacific Coast league appointing a new general manager. Names and details are unclear due to damage. the report references Dowd and Milhaye and a coach named Clara, but essential facts are unreadable.
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County Plats Inflation Campaign Hits County Next Weekend
Oakland based Emergency committee led by Arthur Eaton plans a satirical campaign titled The Wished State of Inflation to mock bogus currency. More than 100,000 counterfeit bills will be shown at various venues as part of the financial inflation awareness effort.
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Alaetheda County
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Eagle Team To Represent Area In Meet
The Eagle softball squad earned a spot to represent the Hayward area in the county championship by defeating Purity Stores 13 to 10. Three hits, one error and one walk highlighted a five-run first inning, with a big third inning sealing the win.
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Purity Stores
Bret Harte
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Greenwood Corporation
Fden Congregational Church
Ex Marine Leads Play in National Public Links Qualifying
Timmy Clark, a 25 year old ex Marine from Long Beach California, led the field into the second half of qualifying for the national public links championship. Clark shot a seven under par 4 yesterday to equal the course record and bid for medalist honors. Scores from today plus yesterday determine the 64 low players who advance to match play starting tomorrow.
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Veterans Register Names From WW2 Service Records
Vetérans register Andrew C. Litanzo and Manuel A. Gonzales, with addresses on Meck avenue, registered with the Ideal Selective Service panel after receiving discharges from the armed forces. Livarizo, son of Mr and Mrs Jeo Litanzo, served aboard the USS McCaffery as a motor machinist third class in the Pacific theater.
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A. Gongales
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Jeo Litanzo
Pacific
Night Softball Double Feature Delayed by Mix Up
A hazy game card describes a softball double feature featuring Hijils and Telephone Co versus Tate Cleaners with the opening contest. A separate police report in Downtown San Diego notes two motorcycle officers colliding at a street corner after a speeding vehicle fled the scene, leaving cops with injuries and a burst of frustration.
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US Women Maintain All-American Tennis Semi Final Lineup
Four Californian players reached the semifinals of the French international women’s singles championship, ensuring a final four dominated by the United States. Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica advanced after beating Nelly Landry of France 5-7 6-4 6-4 and will face Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, top seed and Wimbledon queen. Margaret Osborne of San Francisco defeated Alice Weinars of Luxembourg 3-6 6-2, while Lavis Bidugh of Beverly Hills beat Doris Tart of Miami 6-2 4-6 8-1 to complete the semi field.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Nelly Landry
France
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Alice Weinars
Luxembourg
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Lavist
Bidugh
Beverlyills
Berante
Doris Tart
Miami
Army develops waterproof matches for six hours immersion
Waterproof matches that can be ignited after six hours submerged in water have been developed by the U S Army Quartermaster Corps. The invention aims to improve reliability for field use and survival kits.
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U. S&s. Army Quartermaster Corps
Title Fight Postponed At Yankee Stadium
The middleweight title bout between champion Tony Zale and challenger Rocky Gravina, set for Thursday night at Yankee Stadium, was postponed after Zale suffered an attack of intercostal neuritis. Promoter Mike Jacobs and managers planned to meet with Graziamasso and Cohen to reschedule the 15‑round bout. Zale, 32, just back from four years in the Navy, was nearing peak form amid a tough era.
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Rocky Gravina
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Truman analyzes OPA bill for inflation curb
President Truman told Congress that the compromise OPA bill is under analysis to determine if it can be signed as a satisfactory measure to prevent runaway inflation. The move reflects efforts by the administration to stabilize prices and control costs amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Enrollment Surge Boosts Rural Alaméda County Schools
Rural Alaméda County records show first three grades rising from 9 684 in 1940 41 to 4 276 in 1945 46, a 68 percent increase while overall elementary enrollment grows 45 percent. Superintendent Vaughn D Seidel notes birth-rate rise spurs lower-grade gains and expects first grade to climb annually through 1952 53, nearly doubling elementary enrollment in five years.
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Alaméda County
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Hy Seidel
Seldel
4 H Clubbers to Attend Davis Convention
Twenty five farm youngsters and four of five leaders from Alameda county 4 H clubs are expected to attend the Davis convention of 4 H clubs at the state farm in Davis the first week of September. Farm clubs may send up to eight percent of their enrollment to the annual meeting. Local clubs are likely to send the maximum number of representatives.
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Chunciil
Martha Simonieri
Pleasation
Evelyn Garcia
Nearby Market Quotations Every Day in Hayward Review
The Hayward Review highlights daily market quotations with consistent coverage of price movements. It presents current bids asks and notable shifts in commodities and securities domains for local readers.
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