Feller Dominates Yankees as Indians Win 8 to 3
Cleveland ace Bob Feller dazzled New York with 13 strikeouts and an 8-3 victory over the Yankees. Joe DiMaggio homered for New York, while Tex Hughson and other pitchers posted notable results elsewhere in a day of dominant hurling and offensive bursts across the league.
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Seals Miss Chance for Tie as Oaks Fall to Seattle
The San Francisco Seals failed to tie the Pacific Coast League lead, losing 2 to 0 to the San Diego Padres after a late miscue by Bruce Ogrodowski allowed the winning run. The Seals dropped crucial ground while Oakland and Seattle jockeyed in the standings, with Hollywood routing Sacramento 21 to 1 in another league game.
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Tate's and Cherryland Tie 12-12 In Summer Softball
In Hayvard interaction district play Tate's and Cherryland tied 12-12 after extra innings and will play off. Cherryland led 12-5 after scoring 4 runs in the last inning before Fale's team rallied with seven, ending the game at the tie. In B league Disabled American Veterans beat CHB 12-7, Woodmen upset Bill Coady post 15-11, Civic and Social club won 26-7 over Hayward Floral, and tonight CHB faces Cherryland in B league followed by Brad's versus Oakland Air Station in A league.
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Local Fanciers Lose Pigeons Race at Hayward Club
The Hayward Club concluded its last race of the old birth series from The Dalles Oregon on June 22. Out of 80 birds shipped only three or four returned. The Pavori clocked second morning at 842 yards per minute to win. The Wilson loft finished third morning to take the second place and average speed trophy. The club will draw up the young bird racing schedule at its next meeting with races planned to start in September.
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Del Monte site bill appears killed in Senate session
Washington reports a proposed senate investigation of west coast sites for a navy graduate school at Del Monte California seems to have doomed the Del Monte bill for this session. Chairman Walsh of the senate naval affairs committee said he would appoint a jury committee to explore other sites per Sen. Mors. Walsh noted the subcommittee cannot inspect before adjournment, signaling the bill's death for now.
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Bridge Traffic Across Bay Bridge Rises In May
Department of Public Works reports 2,169,977 vehicles used the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge in May up from 2,103,292 in April. Total May vehicle collections amount to 517,018.31 and train passenger revenue to 34,308.27. Peak traffic was 76,103 on May 3, with a low of 4,891 on Memorial Day May 30.
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Hayward Area youth baseball leagues open July 4
The Hayward Area Recreation district will start baseball leagues on July 4 with ten teams. Double headers occur at Bret Harte, Sunset, and San Lorenzo grounds. Junior games begin at 12:30 at Sunset and San Lorenzo and 12:00 at Bret Harte. Senior league games start at 3:30 at Sunset and San Lorenzo. Junior teams are under 17, senior clubs under 19, with an umpire at each ground. Opening day schedule lists Bret Harte and San Lorenzo matches and Sunset games, featuring teams like Decoto Red Caps, Hale Hardware, Regular Veteran, and Lewering Market among others.
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Calistoga Fair and Horse Show Set for Independence Day
Calistoga hosts a four day Fourth of July celebration featuring the Silverado Parade with $1600 in prizes. Two rodeos are set for July 4 and 7, while three night horse shows run July 4 5 and 6 offering $3800 across 27 classes of gailed and western horses.
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Judge fines man for contempt after failed punch in court
A courtroom incident in Superior Judge Fo Ly Harris's session ended with bailiff Martin Swahn punched by Kurt Autramd who missed and was ordered 40 days in jail for five days of contempt. The event centered on an aggressive vaer that struck air.
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Documents Reveal Axis Difficulties
Washington reports newly released German records show that Germany and Japan fought over policies and aid, with Germany pressing for a joint attack on Russia and a summer 1941 strike on Vladivostok, while Japan instead attacked Pearl Harbor undercutting Nazi hopes to draw the United States into the war.
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Coffee price rise set by stabilization office
The Office of Economic Stabilization announced a three to ten cent per pound increase in retail coffee prices, effective within a week, in Washington.
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Indo China Bill Highlights Japan Co operation Failure
A report notes an Indo China bill detailing Japan's reluctance to cooperate with the Nazi regime. The piece examines diplomatic friction and the broader impact on wartime alignments and policy debates.
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