Oaks Win Fourth Game To Lead Pacific Coast League
The Oaks edged the Seals 4 2 as two runs in the fifth and another in the sixth offset San Francisco’s ninth inning rally. Oakland also chased a 3 2 lead in the third after Vasey Stengel’s squad staged a comeback, with pitching changes including Rugger Ardizola and Gene by. Bearden earned the win as Hollywoood beat Los Angeles 8 0 behind Fiddia Brault. Padres held off Seattle 6 0 in San Diego to stretch their win streak.
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Passeau Homer Helps Cubs Down Dodgers 2 0
In New York a busy baseball day sees Claude Passeau homer for the Cubs in a 2 0 win over the Dodgers. Pirates beat the Giants 10 5 as standins rally. Collins Frisch faces questions on labor vote after a tense scene at Forbes Field. Sacramento’s Garth Mann fires a five hit shutout to keep season hot for the Solons.
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Airport Scuttlebutt from a busy aviation scene
Wayne Todhunter of B and T Flying Service earned his private license last week after starting flight last March. Carlos Lastouxt, his instructor father, flew to Lake Pillsbury for fishing on his day off. A breakfast flight with the Aviation Owners and Pilots Association will meet over Roseville and Auburn this Sunday before returning to base. Myrtle Spracksen at Marsh Air Service is making a strong start with flying, while Howard, a Navy radar veteran, has family in Army Air Force service and Panama duty.
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Yankees, Athletics Win On Late Plays In Tight Games
Major League Standings recap shows Steve Souchock sliding home for the Yankees in a close win. Keller hits his 11th homer tying the major league lead, Aaron Robinson also homers. Athletics beat the Browns 5 4 in 10th on Barney McCosky double and a wild throw, Johnny Berardino homers for Cleveland. Detroit and Boston games were rained or postponed in the American League.
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Local Egg Market Prices Spark Flight School Banter
Lead note jokes about local egg market quotations and aviation clubs. Mention Milton J. Buk of Alameda receiving a private license with Sportsmen Flying Service and his wartime flying cadet background. Lists several flight schools and new students, pilots soloing, and a lighthearted close inviting readers to join the fun.
Survey finds over sixty percent of veterans lack suitable homes
A Veterans Administration survey for the National Housing Agency shows slightly more than 60 percent of a representative group of married enlisted men discharged last December remained without suitable homes or apartments three to four months after leaving service. Many were still seeking housing and four in ten were living doubled up with relatives or in boarding situations.
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Christian Scientists Discuss Peace At Annual Meeting
The Christian Science Board of Directors told The Mother Church Annual Meeting in Boston that true greatness lies in the spiritual stature of people, not resources, and that the time has come for representatives of all social and religious systems to be called upon to hear and respond to peace efforts.
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Christian Science Monitor Hits New Circulation Peak
At the annual gathering leaders praised efforts to sustain faith beyond promises and pagan rites while announcing The Christian Science Monitor and other periodicals reached record high circulation. Advertising volume set a new peak, with about 30,000 regular contributors. Religious contacts with foreign lands have rapidly renewed since the war's end.
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