Seals rally with ninth inning three run game winner
In a dramatic finish the Seals scored twice in the final frame, highlighted by a 385 foot triple from Uhalt, to beat the Angels 4-3 and shrink Los Angeles Pacific Coast League lead to one game. Hollywood won 4-2 over Oakland, San Diego topped Sacramento in 11 innings, and Portland beat Seattle 3-1 as standings shuffle continues.
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French Uhalt
San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles
Angels
Hollywood
Oakland
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Seattle
Ray Prim
Rip Russell
Johnny Trutla
Uhalt
Irple
Joe Futernick
Angel
Ray Herrell
San Francisco
Jess Acorns
Roy Helser
Ad Liska
Rainier
Rodgers
Joe DeMoran
Sacto
QUO
Babbitt & Steiner
Brillheart i & Ballinger
Salvo
B. Raimondi
Kimball & Younkers
OGO
Helser
Liska
Norager
de Moran
Tincup & Susme
San Fran
Prim &Fernandes Harrell & Ogrodowski
Girl Swimmer Seeks Backstroke Record at Pacific Meet
Ann Curtis of San Francisco seeks a new fill in the 100 yard backstroke and will attempt to better the world record in the 80 meter freestyle at the Pacific Association Championship meet at Meishhacker pool Sunday. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored meet raises funds to send winners to the National AAU indoor championships in Kansas City next month.
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San Francisco
U.P
Ann Curtis
Junior Chamber of Commerce
AAU
Kansas City
Night Game Scores and Baseball Results
Scores show multiple leagues with games listed for Philadelphia St Louis and Pittsburgh New York. Notable players include Leonard Carrasquel Fer and Grove Tresh for early action. National also notes rain postponements of Chicago Brooklyn and Pittsburgh New York games with varied inning totals and run counts.
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Leonard
Carrasquel
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Konstanty & Mueller, Andrews, Hutchinson & Klutz
Mass
Crossword Puzzle ACKUSS Solve the mixed clue grid puzzle
A scrambled puzzle page presents clues and partial answers across a themed crossword. Names and phrases appear jumbled with misprints, asking solvers to identify real words and proper nouns such as places and people while parsing numbered entries and cross references. The fragment hints at multiple language roots and obscure references, forming a dense but readable challenge.
Grimm's Return to Cubs Reads Like Fairy Tale
Grimm returns to manage the Chicago Cubs on May 7 as Chicago suffers a fiery downturn. Under his guidance the team rises from last place toward a first division push, two games behind the New York Giants, while fans swell at Wrigley Field and banjo tunes echo through the crowd. Manager Grimm projects a top-division finish, noting Pirates’ hot stretch and strong fan support as key factors.
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New York
Nern Fided
Rome
Charlie Grimm
Missouri
Chicago Cubs
Windy City
Cus
Grimm
Cubs
New York Giants
Banjo Charlie
Chicago
Cub
Wrighy Field
Yagybe
Drum Is Favorite In Arlington Classic
Five year old gelding Drum Is Favorite in Saturdays Arlington handicap of 50000 dollars. Owned bred and trained by Allen Drumheller at Walla Walla Washington he rose from a 700 dollar claimer to a top stake threat after winning the Stars and Stripes Handicap in 2 13 over nine furlongs. Georgie Woolf rode the winner and will ride again over the mile and a quarter distance.
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Chicago
W.ai
Georgie Drum
the Drum
Allen Drumheller
Walla Walla
Wash
Georgie Woolf
Race Fans May Lose Gas Allotments
Nearly 2000 Washington motorists and 410 out of state drivers who appeared twice or more at Longacres track faced a race investigation by ration boards and possible loss of gasoline allotments. Arthur J. Krass, director of the Office of Price Administration, announced today.
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Seattle
Washington
Longacres
Arthur J. Krass
Office of Price Administration
Hollywood Park Opens Predicts Mgr Kyne
San Mateo reports William B. Kyne predicted approval for Hollywood Park reopening and a 50 day meet starting Oct 14. He spoke after returning from a California Horse T riding board meeting in Los Angeles and urged Bay Meadows fall meet to end by Sep 2 so Hollywood Park can follow with a 50 day meet.
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San Mateo
U.R
Hollywood Park
William PB. Kyne
Gon
Bay Meadows
California
Tavjing Board
Los Angeles
Kyne
US Manpower Commission of
Anggles
State Racing Board
California Jockey Club
Hollywood Purl
Probable MLB Pitchers and Saturday Schedule
Probable pitchers listed for American League games including Washington Wynn Boston ONeill Trout New York Roser Cleveland Smith Philadelphia Black St Louis Galghouse and Saturday schedules feature Philadelphia Chicago Washington St Louis New York Detroit and National League matchups with Poised doubleheaders and time zones noted.
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Washington
Wynn
Chicago
Humphries
Boston
O'Neill
Tercott
Trout
New York
Roser
Cleveland
Smith
Philadelphia
Black
St. Liomis
Galghouse
St. Louis
Detruit
Pittsburgh
Aoe
Voiselle
Chicos
Chipman
Brooklyn
Davis
Cincinnati
August Quota Cut For Heavy Truck Bus Tires
The War Production Board announced a sharp cut in August allocations for heavy duty truck and bus tires sized 825 and larger to prevent a critical shortage for the armed forces. The new August rationing level sets 60,000 tires, the smallest monthly total since rationing began, reflecting civilian supply constraints and wartime needs.
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Washington
Bord
Priee Administration
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