Seals Rally To Narrow Pacific Coast League Race
In a tense run neck and neck battle, the San Francisco Seals edged the Galland Acorns 6-4 after a six-run ninth inning salvaged a near-defeat. Veris Pain drove in two with a key three-run blast as Portland fell behind Jansen who earned his fourth win. Kennedy starred for Hollywood in a shutout bid before the late Seals surge.
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United Yhedd
Whch
Galland Acorns
San Francisco Seals
Oals
Sacramento Solana
Jn Oalland
Seals
Lefty O'paul
Gove
San Diego Padres
Hollywood Stars
Los Angeles
Seattle
Francis Shea
New York Yankee
Sacramento
Bill Marl
Pete Fox
Wally Westinley
Oaklind
Jefty al Saith
Veron Kennedy
Chicago Whiteox
Hollywood
Sifelies
Hin
Pete Cosearart
Dick Gygelman
Stan Breard
Geore McDonald
Kennedy
Portland
Larry Jansen
Urey
Jansen
Don Helsur
Verris Pain
U. S. Retains Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
United States wins the Wightman Cup renewal as Louise Brough of Beverly Hills defeats Joan Curry 8-6 6-3. Her victory gives the U S a 4 to 0 lead over Britain in the postwar series at Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Joan Curry
Routine Check: Bakerstild Ulp Los Angisluss Jail
Los Angeles police arrest 4 Jack Whalen for a burglary he allegedly committed on December 1941. The suspect is jailed in the city awaiting further steps.
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Bakerstild
Ulp
Angisluss
Jack Whalen
Passeau Pitches for Cubs to Defeat Dodgers 5 1
NEW YORK Dodgers suffer 5 1 loss as Claude Passeau fires five hit game for the Chicago Cubs. The veteran right hander earns his 27th win over Brooklyn, aided by Cubs hits from Frank Sweeney and Clyde McCullough. Dodgers errors aid the Cubs as Brooklyn’s lead over St. Louis shrinks to one game.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Mas Lanier
Cardinalgy
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Passeau
Dodgers
Masseau
Vic Lombardi
Wee Reese
Chicago
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Thatta
Ted Williams
Boston
Bark Johnson
Mickey Harrig
Yankee
Sportsmen Defeat Chryslers in A league game
The Sportsmen club of San Lewa dio defeated Chrysler Motors five to four in the first of two A league games sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation District. Chrysler led late but fell short as the Sportsmen rallied. Monty Morence led the evening with four hits and two runs batted in. Gyantul Chandler added five hits for the Chrysler squad, while others contributed for both teams in a high scoring affair. Detroit beat Washington six to three behind Virgil Westk’s fastball. Stan Spence homered for Washington but was the lone bright spot. Lavan T Marris batted in the innings’ decisive run for Philadelphia as they toppled Cleveland. Allie Reynolds pitched well for the Indians.
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Sportsman's Club of
San Lewadio
Chrysler Motors
Hayward Area Recreation District
Brel
Recerit
Will
Lydia Ua
Te Sporta
Mel
Rudy
Oakland Naval Air Station
T. Monty Morence
St. Louis
Gyantul Chandler
Toot [Henvich
Charlie Kellar
Dim di Mauyzin
Billy Johnson
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Virgil Weatks
Stan Spence
Wirdie Pebbetts
Lavan T Marris
Airport Scuttlebutt and Local Aviation News
San Lorenzo gossip covers Dave Burke 12 and his role as Operations Officer at Aces Up Flying Service. Updates include Coke sales reps Marley and Kennedy, pilot training at Bethlehwn and Skyways, and Miss Gee’s second Fairchild solo as the industry buzz grows around Culvers and Wagins aircraft.
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Pye
David Burke
San Lorenzo
Dave
Aces Up Flying Service
Burke
Aces
Frederick G. Marley
Pat d. Kennedy
Allen A. Binioff
Koonedy
Marley
Phil Meamy
Sportsuia
Phil
Marshall Fairfield
San Francisco
City Engineering
Fred Figueroa
San Fear
Figueroa
Oakland
Hollis Himson
Hayward
Joe Santa
la Lerengo
Phyllis Readluad Mendoza
Truly
Marsh Air
Quilty
Clurter
New Culver
Marl Gilbert
Sergent Flying School
Morence Foot
Hayward Skyways
Ron Bachuas
Kay Kennedy
Skyway
Lim
Aviation Happenings Across Northern California Week
A snapshot of local aviation activity highlights Civil Air Patrol events in Sonoma and Napa with General Arnold in attendance. Reports of breakfast flights to Auburn, solo pilots in San Leandro, Maynard, Oakland, Berkeley, and Livermore, plus new Cessna 140s for student instruction. Skylane sales and a restaurant open house add to a busy period for Bay Area aviation clubs and firms.
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Mere
Waller
Hayward Skegway
Tare Makig
Curlog Lascourt
Lake
Pillsbury
Frank
U of Bound
Wayne ‘Pordlunler
Civil Air Patrol
Sonoma
H. Arnold
Oakland
California
General Arnold
Napa County
Arnold
Auburn
Baca Airwaysi
Keith Tinshaw
San Leandro
T.J. Brady
Maynard
J. Meacher
Bill Gianelli
Mr. Hutchins
Livermore
P. We Wud
Berkeley
Buster Petersen
Hayward
Elmer E. Benner
San Lorenzo
Chester Scholine
Bill Mette
Harold Tesene
Myunik Noble
Sierra Flying
Skylane
Ceorie Caya
Lary Lindl
Lind
Field
Paul Farrel
Skybus
Skylark
Paul
Gordon Johnson Rejoins Civilian Life at Camp Shoemaker
Gordon E. Johnson of 22559 B Street was discharged on June 10 at Camp Shoemaker separation center. He previously served at Salton Sea from November 1944 to February 1945.
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Gordon E. Johnson
B Street
Camp Shoemaker Separation Center
Salton Sea
Haywards High School Names 1840s Style Sport Managers
Haywards High School announces after school sports program managers for the 1840 1947 season. Golleen Brooks heads the Girls Athlete Association as president with Helen Emerson as vice president and Marjorie Neu deck as recording secretary. Other officers include Norma Kanes, Mona Hogan, Donna Webb, Frances Spicer, Dolores Getalla, Mary Blazinet, and Clara Mae Kennedy. Sport managers feature Virginia Lambert tennis Kay Russell badminton Kay Quist dance Shirley Duncan hockey June Geer swimming Donna Tibbetts basketball. Sharon McFadden is Block H chair and Batty Francess chairs the Leadership club.
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Obers
Haywards High Schol
Golleen Brooks
Girls Athlete Association
Helen Emerson
Marjorie Neudeck
Norma Kanes
Mona Hogan
Donna Webb
Frances Spicer
Dolores Getalla
Mary Blazinet
Clara Mae Kennedy
Acis
Virginia Lambert
Kay Russell
Kay Quist
Shirley Duncan
June Geer
Donna Tibbetts
Sharon McFadden
Block H
Batty Francess
Oio Sanatorium Changes Ownership At Sunset Boulevard
The Oio sanatorium at 234 Sunset Blvd has new ownership by FB Anderson. It now operates as a first class establishment with a competent staff including a registered nurse and night nurse. Special attention and care for loved ones offered. Phones listed as Hay 1604.
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Oio Sanitorium
Sunset Blvd
Anderson
Hay
Three Brothers Among Live Initiates at VFW Post 1882
Arthur, Rach er, and William Nola of 8374 Almond Lane were among new initiates at Post 1882 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Antonio Cunha and Harold Forquer also joined. Picnic plans for August 14 dominated the meeting, with reports on the poppy drive and a VFW sponsored dance. Andrew Monahin was named publicity chairman for the post.
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Arthur
Racher
William Nola
Almond Lane
Post
Antonio Cunha
Harold Forquer
VFW
Andrew Monahin
Charman
Pust
Restoration of OPA food controls sought by GOP leader
Rep. Al Algu ranking Republican said he would seek to restore price controls on meat poultry and dairy as the Senate edged a bill extending OPA authority to June 30 1947 after a 53 to 14 vote. The measure also delays the agency’s death to 1947 and triggers a House Senate conference to resolve differences with White House plans for veto potential.
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Washington
al Algu
House
Senate
Jesse P. Wolcott
Michigan
Hnuse
Alben W. Barkley
Bumper Fruit Crops Expected in Peaches Apricots Plums
Sacramento report from the crop reporting service forecasts large yields in California for peaches, apricots, and plums this year with very good production outlook. Peaches at 791000 tons with clingstones 500000 tons. apricot crop around 289000 tons, second only to 1944’s 324000. cherry crop estimated at 4400 tons. Grapes not forecast yet but expected very good production.
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Sacramento
California
Ive
Senator Defeats Price Control Extension Amendment
The measure fell short of expectations but the conferee voted for it, aiming to craft a compromise better than the Senate or House versions. Other Senate coirees include Sheridan Downey and Eugene J. Millikin. Senator Claude Pepper offered a late amendment extending price control to February 1, but it was defeated 52 to 12.
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Senate
House
Senate Coierees
Sheridan Downey
Calif
Eugene J. Millikin
Claude Pepper D
Fla
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