Acorns Lose Third Game To Seals In Tight Standings Clash
Manager Casey Stengel eyed his Oakland bat boys as the Acorns squandered their third straight loss, 8-6, to San Francisco Seals. Oakland fell further from first place while Los Angeles slipped after a 1-3 setback to Hollywood. Bernie Ubalt led the Seals with three hits, and Portland shut out Sacramento as Tom Lents tossed eight scoreless innings for San Diego. League standings show Oakland and San Francisco near the top, with Los Angeles fading after another defeat.
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Ruffing Notches Fourth Win In Red Sox Shadow Ball
Charley Ruffing at 42 earned a fourth straight victory for the Yankees with a 4 to 0 shutout over the White Sox. Bill Dickey caught as manager, marking the oldest pitcher catcher battery in major league history. Boston, meanwhile, beat the Browns 5 4 to extend their win streak and maintain a six and a half game lead. Recounted games across the league include Sid Hudson's shutout for the Senators over Cleveland, Frank Secory’s 12th inning homer for the Cubs over the Giants, and the Dodgers' 8 to 1 win at Pittsburgh.
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Officials Lose Game To Visitors In San Leandro
In a carnival of runs and errors, San Leandro employees outlasted Hayward 27-18 to claim game one of a two game series at the ball orchard. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 2059 topped the Hayward Eagles 9-2 in the Fraternal League.
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Bob Hope and Olga San Juan to Headline West Coast Review
Bob Hope Skinway Ennis and Olga San Juan headline a two hour stage review in Oakland and San Francisco next week with other Hollywood stars. Proceeds go to the Chung Mei Home for Chinese Orphans. Oakland Civic Auditorium Tuesday and San Francisco Civic Auditorium Wednesday.
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Public Whist Promises Prizes At Cherryland Firehouse
A public whist party is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Cherryland Firehouse Groveway and Meckland. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cherryland Fire Department score cards will cost 35 cents with prizes and refreshments likely.
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St. Louis Cardinals fall as St. Louis hits explode
The Cardinals were routed 9 to 3 as the visiting team piled up 16 hits including three doubles, three triples and two homers. A five run fifth featured back to back homers by pinch hitter Nammay Fernandez and Mike McCormick off Howie Pollet. Johnny Hopp collected four hits with two doubles. Philadelphia and Detroit were not scheduled in the American League.
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High School Opens Safety Plan With Traffic Control
The high school launches a student safety plan after a parking brake failure injured two students on Foothill Boulevard. Yellow crosswalk lines exist and California Cadets stand at each crossing during lunch. Advisor Forest Lindsay praises early cooperation as a June 11 talk by Mr. Witmore of the Key System Company is planned.
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Bailey Wins Proxy Honor in High School Election
Lloyd Bailey won the proxy honor as next semester president in a school election held last week. He is active in class, football and track, and a member of the C.S.F. Other winners include Nancy Hodges secretary Jex Hallanger Girls’ League president John Melendez Boys’ League president Pearl Fuennes yell leader Boyd Long boys’ athletic manager and Ronald Gaggia student judge.
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FFA Members Earn Blocks at Special Meeting
Future Farmers were awarded blocks at a Thursday noon meeting in the agriculture room based on project points attendance and participation. The top ten percent received a big Block H and the next twenty five percent earned smaller blocks, with named recipients including Chester Cook Norman Costa Allan Eston Manuel Gualario Ronald Giovanetti Frank Marinio Roland Reed and Mike Urton.
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Walter Helms To Speak at Exercises
Walter Helms superintendent of Richmond School District and one of the first nine Hayward High graduates will speak at the diploma ceremony. 218 graduates receive diplomas at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium next Thursday evening. eight original members will also march and receive diplomas.
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Dracurcular Attracts Gardening Classes on Campus
The Dracurcular, a plant whose leaves curl like a vampire's fingers, drew Miss Watson's gardening class last week. It blooms for one week and traps flies in a chamber beneath the flower using odor to subdue them. Her class helped beautify botany grounds with two new lawns and prepared for summer. the grounds hosted a men faculty barbecue after a softball game on Friday.
Cub Circus Tonight at Burbank Auditorium
Cub Pack Two invites parents and friends to a Cub Circus starting at 7:00 PM in the Burbank auditorium. Each den presents a short skit directed by the den mothers with a Cub merit award ceremony and refreshments to follow.
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Peace and memory meet at Normandy’s quiet shore
Two years after D‑Day, memorial services on Utah Beach recall the hundreds of thousands who fought and died. A peaceful scene hides the war’s scars, with rusted tanks ashore and wrecked boats while nearby the Debarquement cafe opens, born from wartime captivity and German pillbox origins.
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Valley Girls Stage Plays at Gastra Valley School
Valley girls diatogues club directed by Mrs Corneliy Boysen presented two plays last Saturday at Gastra Valley school for mothers and friends. Performers included Mitzi Arnold Shirley McCune Barbar Pingree Mary Perry Tia Kobel Jonn Gutleben Mildred Shellon Joan Brenlinger Mary Kyle Luella Boysen Judy Shipper Eileen Lamb Doris Curtis Shirley Bass Jane Dunn Gertrude Sampson Betty Miller Vicki Sampson Connie Johnson Juvina Dyehe.
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Black Market In Bread Reported Across Nation
UNITED PRESS reports the first black market in bread as bread lines grow longer nationwide amid meat shortages. OPA offices in Philadelphia note a developing bread market. Buffalo churches urged prayers for fair distribution. Texas and Oklahoma wheat harvests exceed expectations by about 35 percent, offering some relief.
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Eagles to Attend State Convention in San Francisco
A large delegation of Eagles officials will attend the 1946 annual California State Convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in San Francisco June 22 and 23. Secretary Henry W. Klee of Hayward Aerie No. 1139 says about two thousand delegates will represent 14,000 members in the California jurisdiction.
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