Yankees Fall Short as Red Sox Take Series Lead
In New York a split series leaves Boston ahead in the AL with a 16th win in 17 games. Ted Williams goes without a hit in three games while Boston pitchers and defense frustrate the Yankees. In the NL, St Louis suffers a doubleheader loss to Cincinnati as Chicago and Brooklyn gain on the lead Dodgers.
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Angels Trail Home After Battle Series With Seals
Los Angeles heads home for a crucial series with the first place San Francisco Seals as Oakland, Hollywood, and San Diego split results in a busy day. San Francisco beat Sacramento to widen its grip while the Angels close in within a half game of the leaders. The standings show San Francisco atop, followed by Angels, Oakland, Hollywood, and San Diego.
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Farmers To Play Albany Tomorrow
The Maynard High baseball team will make its last appearance of the season on Hunton Field tomorrow when it meets the Albany Cougars in a nine inning game. Local standings show a second place tie with Berkeley, still an outside chance to top the league by facing Richmond on Friday. Bud Bauhofer is likely to start on the mound with Castro and Hernandez ready to face the Oilers Friday. Albany at Hayward leads the upcoming schedule.
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Lucy Wins Homer Race At Hayward Club Derby
The Hayward club’s third race from Dunsmuir on May 12 saw Ken Lu clock 1083 yards per minute to win. Pee Wee from Nittritz left and Nield Duarte DeBreas claimed second through fifth, as birds averaged 37 miles per hour. On May 19 local clubs join East Bay clubs from Klamath Falls, Oregon for a race of 600 air miles.
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Jap Counsel Challenges Military Jurisdiction
Tokyo report says Dr. Ichiro Ki yose, chief counsel for Hideki Tojo and 26 others, argues Japanese people need not obey all orders from General MacArthur. He claims the Potsdam declaration limits obedience and questions the tribunal’s reach, provoking strong rebuttal from Chief Prosecutor Keenan.
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Local Cadets Promoted at Hayward Union High
Four student members of the Hayward Union high school unit of the California High School Cadet Corps were promoted today by CHSC at a Sacramento headquarters. Cadet 2nd Lt Melvin L. Graham becomes cadet first sergeant. Cadet Ist Sgt Russell E.K. becomes cadet first sergeant, Cadet Tech Sgt Billie J. June and Cadet Pfc Leland G. Smith receive promotions.
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Caution Urged Against Breaching Warrants by Allies
A fragment notes he cautioned the allies not to break any warrants themselves in their actions before the court. The line emphasizes restraint and legal compliance amid external pressure. It reflects concerns about maintaining lawful conduct during legal proceedings.
Safety Drive Needs More Volunteers in Oakland
Easthay Chapter of the National Safety Council seeks volunteers to support a $50,000 fund drive. General Chairman Lowell E. Hunt announced beverage salesmen have been recruited to solicit contributions, with over 100 now asking customers to donate. The campaign requires more workers, including part time help, and interested volunteers can contact the chapter at 479 16th Street, Oakland.
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Maritime unions call nationwide shipping strike staged for next month
Five powerful maritime unions announced plans for a nationwide strike against American shipping to begin by mid next month. Separately Chris Nielsen was reappointed for a four term on the Civil Service board by the city council yesterday.
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Wage hearings open today for PG&E and workers union
In San Francisco a three man federal panel will begin hearings at the Fairmont hotel to resolve wage disputes between Pacific Gas and Electric Co and the Utility Workers Union. Nathan Feinsinger leads the panel with Clark Kerr and Benjamin Aarii. A potential nine county service strike was averted after the union and company agreed to submit to the federal panel. The union seeks a 20 percent wage hike retroactive to October 3, 1945, while PG&E offers 17 percent for physical workers and 7 1/2 percent for clerks.
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Abortion Trials Opened Today in San Francisco Courts
Two suspected abortionists face superior court proceedings. Dr Charles G B Caldwell appears before Judge Melvin Cronin on a murder charge tied to Mrs Signa Bredeson’s death last December 25. Judge Herbert Kaufman hears a second trial of others charged with abortion and practicing medicine without a license. The first Burns trial ended March 9 with a 11 to 1 deadlock for conviction.
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