Reds Forge Ahead in League Race
Reds rely on veteran hurlers led by 36 year old Bucky Walters and 46 year old Ed Keusser as manager Bill McKeehnmie scrambles to bolster pitching. The club adds Boom Boom Beck Hod Lisenbee Guy ush and Joe Bow, hoping to sustain momentum in the pennant chase. The Reds win a 13 hit effort with steady offense and strong defense, edging their rivals with timely hitting and baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Castawiyes
Bill
Bucky Walters
Ed Keusser
Othrs
Walter
Boom Boom
Oloisters Hive
Teds Hive
Ihe Philips
Reds
Former Big Ten Stars to Play for Chicago Team Postwar Contenders
Chicago franchise owner John L. Keeshin announced three former Big Ten backfield stars and an All American from Southern California will join the postwar all-American football conference squad. Lt Billy Hill, Indiana’s noted two way halfback in 1941, Lt Don Griffin of Illinois, and Nora Verry, a 247 pound West Coast standout who starred in the Rose Bowl, form the core of the signing trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Ig Ten
Southern California
Meman
John L. Keeshin
Hound
Whree Phayers
Billy Hillbrand
Indiana
Lyaz
Don Griffi
Illinois
Nora Verry
Wild
Southern
Annual State Tennis Opens in Berkeley with 800 Players
The annual state tennis tournament begins in Berkeley tomorrow featuring about 800 players competing for senior and junior titles. Margaret Osborne of San Francisco is seeded No. 1 in women's singles, Bruise Brough of Beverly Hills is No. 2. In men's singles Ensign Ed Mavic of San Francisco tops the field, followed by Morey Lewis of San Francisco John Ager also of San Francisco Tiv Tuttumer of San Francisco and Myron McNamara of Los Angeles.
Beavers Top Rainiers To Extend Coast League Lead
The Portland Beavers shutout the Seattle Rainiers 6-0 to widen their Pacific Coast League lead to one and a half games last night. Portland anxiety resurfaced in a four run fourth inning as Mel Nunes Larry Barton and John ONeil delivered key singles and veteran pitcher Sid Cohen held Seattle in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland Beavers
Ind
Seattle Rainiers
Sid Cohen
Oukland Acorns
San Francisco Seals
Bob Joyce
Sacramento Solons
San Diego
Portland
Seattle
Mel Nunes
Larry Barton
John O'Neil
Oakland
Joyce
Uien
Billy Smith Knocks Out Jones in 11th Round at Civic Auditorium
In Oakland Billy Smith of 167 pounds defeated Watson Jones of 168 pounds by technical knockout in the 11th round of the main event. Jones showed a strong left hook early but faded after the eighth. Referee Joe Gorman stopped the fight as Jones was battered on the ropes. House gross reported at $1,568.43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
U.P
Billy Smith
Watson Jones
Los Angeles
Civic Auditorium
Joe Gorman
Smith
Jones
All-American Golf Meet With Big Purse At O’Shaniter Club
LEAGYU announces the all-American golf meet at Tom O'Shanter County Club July 23 29 offering the largest purse in golf history. The men's open prize 13600 first, 6606 second and prizes down to 266 for 31st through 40th. women's open 300 to 100. amateurs limited to 100 prizes in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom O'Shanter County Club
George S. May
Ampateur
Byron Nelson
Pro football retirees and league talk at New Yorker meeting
Don Hutson and Curly Lambeau figure in a chat about retirement while Washington Redskins head George Marshall and Brooklyn’s Tom Gallery discuss a planned National Football League meeting at the New Yorker hotel. The talks focus on the All American Conference and alleged unethical efforts to lure players from Uncle Sam’s teams, with Hutson commenting on the scene as observers speculate on front-page revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Toots Shor
George Marshall
Big Chief
Washington Redskins
Tom Gallery
Brooklyn
Marshall
Hutson
Curly
Curly Lambeau
Champion
Packers
Blond Hutson
Washington
Corrine Griffiths
Gallery
Ziza Pitts
National Professional League
New Yorker
all-American Football Conference
National League
Biggies
Cscoit
Marshal Gallery
Uncle Sam
N. J
N. L
Youth in Service and War Losses Noted
Local youths enter Camp Roberts as Private Johnny Suda from Hayward returns to service. Aviation Machinist’s Mate Eugene A. Smith is reported killed in action, with Pvt Lloyd P. Cooper of USMC wounded. The piece also recalls a veteran reflecting on a long football career and impending retirement from the Packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Suda
Joseph Suda
Redwood Road
Roberts
Johnny
Hayward High School
Hayward Review
Fort Coorge
Eugene Alan Smith
U.s.n.il
Albert V. Baley
U. S. Naval Training and Distribution, Center
War Department
Lloyd P. Cooper
USMCR
Laura Cooper
Anacapa Avenue
San Lorenzo
Butter and Cheese Scores Reported for San Francisco Dairy
The report lists dairy product scores with Butter rated 93 score 4c and 92 score 42be and 90 score 42 percent along with Cheese items Leafs 27.9¢ Trip lets 27.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leafs
Local Egg Market Report Notice
Local egg market segments list sizes Large Medium Small with grade designations for NYE NISSEN Large Grade A Medium Grade A Small Grade A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
NYE Nissen
Livestock Prices Steady at San Francisco Market
S. F. Livestock at South San Francisco shows cattle table with fully steady trade. Late yesterday price list notes common light grass steers 15.25 and 12.50 with similar seeking bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Comeilas to Return to Los Angeles Team
Jorge Carns, veteran minor league pitcher from Havana, Cuba, was headed back to Los Angeles today after two months with the Chicago Cubs. He won 18 and lost 24 for Los Angeles and was optioned to the Cubs' farm system yesterday after appearing briefly for Chicago this spring and then being used in relief duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comeilas
Los Angeles
Chicago
Jorge Carns
Havana
Cuba
Chicago Cubs
Cormellas
Livestock Market Report with Mixed Prices and Supplies
Livestock items listed with prices across cattle, cows, calves, and sheep. Medium heifers 14 to 14.50, cows 14.50, feeders 10 to 11, cann ers 7 to 7.50, sows 14 to 15, feeder pigs 22, salable cattle 200, sheep 600 head, lambs high Friday with top around 14.25 and 4.50 to 6.50 for lighter stock.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ormer
Nnual State Tennis Atches
Berkeley
SUN
Livermore
Hodeo
Guns
America
Beavers
Chet Rosemlund
Norm Deweese
Tom Hafey
Guy Fletcher
Mentu
Frank Tincup
Jim Brillheart
Carl Dumler
Fletcher
Less Landrum
Joe Mishinek
Hollywood
Los Angreles
Kaynes Jones
Russer
NOW
Hayward
Uni
Ling Ossieil
Pearl Harbor
Lele
Rough Rider
8 & Castro Sts
S & H Green
Alameda Co
OUR
Don
Ovielind
Lambens
Alabama
Pine Blof
Arkas
Cripes
Giallery Mhust
Stork Chub
Danny’s
Northiwestern
Vly
S. Clara
Cruz
Santa A Co
S. Crag
S. Glara
S. F. Livestock
Ted Elzy
Rhythm Kings
D.E.S. Hall
First & Cats
Hoyward
CTVAN
Paul Muni Merle Oberon
Cornel Wilde
Joan Davis Leon Errol
Mea
San Leandro
East Fourteenth Street
Lockhaven