Record Night Draws 120493 Fans for $160000 War Relief Effort
In six major league cities a record crowd of 120,493 watched night baseball, contributing about 160000 to war relief charities. Chicago led attendances with 30879 as the White Sox beat the Senators 4 3. Browns, Cubs, Cardinals and Pirates also posted notable figures amid a night of high scoring and strong performances across teams and parks.
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Baseball Managers Meet Tonight in Hayward Area
Julio Bras, president of the Hayward Area Softball league, has called a meeting of all team managers tonight at the Hayward Public Library at 7. The session aims to organize league play and discuss upcoming schedules and rules.
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Cub Pack League Opens Friday at Hayward Park Softball
Friday at 1 PM Pack 3 Den 1 Panthers lead signups with Gene Abbott as captain and Billy Walter catching Oscar Veua at first. Pack 3 Den 3 Hornets lineup includes captain Bob Matherson at second and Kenneth Mo pitcher. Pack 4 Den 3 Eagles list Freddy Brown as catcher. Pack J Wolves feature captain aka team leader Benny Frativelly. First tourney games include Panthers vs Wolves and Eagles vs Hornets with schedules through July.
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Don King
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Angels Hold Lead in Coast League By Two Games
The Los Angeles Angels beat the San Francisco Seals 5-2 to extend their Coast League lead to two games as Seattle split with Portland and Hollywood crushed Oakland. Sacramento-San Diego required 16 innings before the Solons edged the Padres 3-2, with Powers earning the win and Dumler the loss.
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Peters Takes Decision In Fast 10 Rounds
Peters earns a ten round decision in a fast bout at CAWNLANT CAWNLANT, with noted entrants from Vallejo and Oakland. The event features close calls and breaking lines as fighters like Bul Cheistiras and Mickey Gline contend for prominence in a crowded card.
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Coast League Heads Meet Sunday in L A
Directors of the Pacific Coast Professional Football League will meet in Los Angeles Sunday to adopt schedules for a season opening Oct. 1. Representing clubs are Don Smith San Diego Jerry Corcoran Los Angeles Jerry Pizer Hollywood Clyde Maud Oakland Frank Ciroalo San Francisco Frantz Sobberg for the sixth team with city undecided. An Army ordnance contract firm produced 100000 military thucks, seven times the Sicilian invasion’s use.
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Jerry Pizer
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Clyde Maud
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Baseman Divorced Over Abusive Language in Oakland
Oakland in a court decision Mary Scarsella divorced her husband Les Scarsella first baseman for the Oakland baseball team after alleging abusive language. The couple share custody of their two year old daughter Linda Alice as the divorce was finalized.
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Wesley Gordon to Attend Postwar Recreation Conclave in Berkeley
Wesley Gordon city recreation director will attend the Recreation Directors' fraternity convention at the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley this afternoon and evening. The gathering aims to discuss Postwar Recreation and planning for future community programs.
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Recreation Directors’ Fraternity
Claremont
Berkeley
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