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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
2
Philadelphia eyeing a remarkable rise as Ben Chapman steers the Phillies from last place toward the first division. Brooklyn leads, while Philadelphia fights to narrow the gap after a mixed schedule including two games vs Cincinnati and a suspended Sunday game.
In Pacific Coast League action, pinch hitters carried facets of several splits. Tommy O'Brien homered with bases loaded to lift the Hollywood Stars past San Francisco 7 4 in the second game to split the doubleheader, while Jim Tyark delivered the winning run for Los Angeles in the seventh inning of their win over Oakland. The Oaks won game one 8 2 but dropped game two 4 3. De Ballinger’s homer guided San Diego past Portland 3 2 to sweep their twin bill, and Seattle split with Sacramento 4 3 and 5 4 to keep pace in the standings. Oakland and San Francisco remained close atop the holly league race.
Johnny Sain pitched five innings of solid relief in the Braves second game to earn his eighth win while driving in two runs on two hits. The Giants surged to a 15 to 10 win over the Cubs in New York with a nine run inning highlighted by Mickey Witek’s grand slam. The Cubs countered by winning the second game 4 to 0 as Hank Borowy lasted poorly. In Boston the Red Sox swept the Indians 5 to 1 and 6 to 1 behind Mickey Harris and Bill Zuber, with Ved Williams homering in the second game. The Yankees split with Detroit, taking one of two as Tommy Henrich homered twice and Joe DiMaggio tied the game in the ninth. The White Sox and A’s split. Orval Grove won Chicago’s opener and Luman Harris the A’s second game. The Browns and Senators split. Washington won the opener 7 to 4 and Mickey Mantle homered in the second game.
Strutz brothers Allen and George led the Wayward Area Recreation District inaugural horseshoes tournament with multiple titles. George Strutz won the singles championship 21 to B, while the Strata boys team dominated the field reaching the singles final and contributing to a doubles victory for Leo Thayer and Elmer Sorensen over Fred Jensen and B. J. McVicar 21 to B. Leroy Garton and Wes Gordon defeated Babe Herrier and B. 3. Hernandez for third. Singles results feature numerous matches led by A. Maxfield upsetting Barl Hawley 21 with a packed list of scorers and rounds. Doubles saw Jensen-MeView and Parry-Hylton reach 14, Bareton-Gordon 21, Swezey-Oliver 14, and Herriot-Hernandez 21 among others.
Poultry Producers of Codirat California issue a market alert with a nineteen percent price rise noted. The notice lists Alvin Joseph as contact for inquiries and provides mailing details for the response.
Andrew Williams and his team in scarlet uniforms upset one of the championship favorites, Aladdin Heating, by 6-4. Al Lindner and Williams allowed five hits. In the other game Mel and Rudy fell 4-1 to Chrysler Motors, while Phil Terranova held Hayward to one hit and Manny Rosa limited the Chryslers to three errors cost the Rudy defeat.
Tonight in the Hayward Area Recreation District summer softball league the under-18 game features Hayward Floral against Civic and Social Club at 7 p m while the fraternal league at 9 38 p m matches Woodmen and Bill Coady Post American Legion against Woodmen.
Bakers blame government disorganization for ongoing procurement problems sparking higher prices and less appetizing foods. They recount warnings since 1944 to conserve wheat for food and criticize OPA quota cuts in sugar aimed at shifting supplies toward bread, arguing consumption cannot be controlled.
Niles Boy Scout Troop 2 earned the blue ribbon the highest award for excellence at the Oaks land Area Camporee judged on operations, uniform and equipment. Scoutmaster John Cattaneo and assistant Fred Duffy led the troop which set up tents and cooked meals at East Shore Park Oakland while displaying model airplanes built by its scouts.
Fol gat C Thrupp, claimed to forecast violent earthquakes, predicting the worst temblor of the year will strike the earth between now and July 10.
Bakers say sugar restrictions cannot raise bread supplies and will shrink overall food availability. They note cake flour cannot be used for bread production, risking weaker loaves and higher costs for households.
Key System president J L Haugh announced to the California State Railroad Commission a plan to reroute No 80 81 SLA 82 and 83 Oakland Hayward motor coach lines. The goal is to ease congestion at 12th and Fallon streets, a chronic bottleneck, by directing westbound routes via 12th to 14th to 8th and Clay streets, with no fare change for outbound trips from Oakland.
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