Local Sports Notes Preview and Youth Pool Plan
Wally Perry reports on efforts to lower juvenile admission fees amid a regional dip in attendance. The piece notes council firmness, hints at outdoor pool funding for school use, and outlines softball league prep with new lights and backstop upgrades. Amateur teams endures lean years as 1946 hopes rise for the pigskin squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Perry
Recreation Department
Hayward
Alaneda
Marcy Dones
Oaks Seals Clash To End Coast League Deadlock
The Oakland Oaks and the San Francisco Seals seek to break a Pacific Coast League lead tie next week. Both squads face the Portland Beavers and the San Diego Padres as Los Angeles and Hollywood collide at Gilmore Field. Sacramento travels north to take on Seattle in a pivotal series as the race tightens.
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San Francisco
Oakland Oaks
San Francisco Seals
Portland Beavers
San Diego Padres
Acorns
Seals
Los Angeles
Angels
Hollywood Stars
Bay Area
Gilmore Field
Hollywood
Sacramento
Seattle
Suds
Sick's Stadium
Oulland
Stars
Beavers
Lewis
Senators Prospects Look Good for World Series Run
In New York the Senators show strong form with eight wins in ten, thriving on road success. Pitching depth from Masters on, Wolff, Niggeling, Leonard boost the staff as they chase Detroit and Boston. The club's older hitters spark the offense while Travis adds two hits in a sweep of the White Sox.
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New York
W.Y
Washington
Senators
Red Sox
Yurikees
Detroit
Jeast Dour
Moundsmen
Roger Wolff
Walt, Masterson
John Niggeling
Emil
Leonard
Witte Sox
Chicago
C Joss
Auburn
Ubechthunder
Taff Wright
Whitey Platt
Sanatur
Ana
Cecil Travis
Nats
Gehies
Sox
Ken Keli
Indiana
Nick Eden
Bill Dickey
Yankee
Jillen
Steve Crome
Mosgue
Cleveland
Bob Pelfier
Daditers
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Vic Lombard May
Ed Stevens
Que Reds
Chiscago
Braves
Two Carriers Visit Beach for Reward and Day Trip
April campaign reward for outstanding service sees Hayward Review carriers Kenny McHale and Wes Ley Mapeslon visit Playland at the Beach in San Francisco. They ride amusements, dine, and receive spending money with Circulation Manager Fred Ewan and Mrs. Evicei present. Upcoming events include a bear and chicken dinner and a pigfly with refreshments, games and prizes.
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Hayward
Playland At the Beach
San Francisco
Kenny McHale
Wesley Mapéslon
Fred Ew
Evicei
Local team hopes for winning year in other sports
The passage expresses hope that the baseball squad will perform well and that success will come in other sports next year, signaling a drive to secure a strong overall season. It notes a need to deliver a victory and improved results beyond baseball.
Ministers Barred from Tokyo Posts
Tokyo dispatch reports Gen Douglas MacArthur's headquarters barred two ministers chosen by Premier-Designate Shigeru Yoshida, prompting a renewed effort to form a viable cabinet. Miroshi Nasu and Chuzo Iwata were rejected for agriculture forestry and justice posts amid purge directives. Yoshida then proposed Tokuti Kimura for justice, and Hirgo Wada as agriculture forestry, amid possible resignation pressures.
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Tokyo
Dougais MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Miroshi Nasu
Chuzo Iwata
Harting
Yoshida T Hen
Tokuti Kimura
Justice Post
Hirgo Wada
Rhureau
Agriculture-Forestry
Ural Yoshida
Lig
Yoshida
Vets Plan Picnic in Canyon San Lorenzo
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4170 plan a June 2 picnic at Stoneybrook Park in Niles Canyon with dancing, athletics, and a community program beginning at 10 a.m. Funds will aid a veterans’ memorial building at Third and Lewelling in San Lorenzo. a 1940 automobile will be raffled.
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Veterans’ Memoral
Third and
Lewelling Boulevard
San Lorenzo
Students Take Learn To Swim Tests At Hayward Plunge
Six hundred high school students were given preliminary tests in the Learn To Swim campaign at the Hayward Plunge. Dale Roe directed the event for the Oakland Red Cross First Aid and Safety Division. Local instructors Robert Kerry Joseph More Norm Saude and Stuart Carter assisted with the tests. Final tests will be given in four weeks.
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Hayward
Dale Roe
Oakland Red Cross
Robert Kerry
Joseph More
Norm Saude
Stuart Carter
Rocket Propulsion of Auto Racers Tried at Indy Today
Indianapolis reports rocket propulsion of auto racers to be tested by Dike Nalon on the Indianapolis speedway. He plans two runs with 41-pound rockets, aiming for about 100 mph on the straight, then a burst of speed to 60 mph sights. Smoke from the rocket is a major hurdle. engineers have nearly solved heat concerns and Nalon believes rocket cars could become common after smoke issues are addressed. He previously worked as a civilian technician with the 14th Air Force in China.
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Indianapolis
U.R
Dike Nalon
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Beverly Hills
Nilon
Nalon
Nylon
Navy
14Th Air Force
China
Demobilization Delays Laying-up of Fleet
The Navy plans to lay up a 34 million ton reserve fleet on the West Coast a year late due to rapid demobilization. About 100 floating dry docks, 15 000 to 18 000 tons each, must be stored and will cost over 3 million to base at Tongue Point, Oregon. Finishing the reserve fleet storage is aimed for spring 1947, backing an active Pacific force larger than the Atlantic fleet in all classes except submarines.
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Washinton
Secretary of Navy
James V. For
Tongue Point
Pacific
Fleet Adm
Chester W. Nisititz
West Coast
Bremerton
Tacoma
San Vivno
Mare Island
Point
Stockton
Alameda
Foley Acknowledged by Chamber for Flood Control Help
Hayward area chamber of commerce directors publicly praised Lester Foley for his time and skill aiding the flood control project with the United States Engineers. Secretary-manager George Cracknell noted that without his cooperation the hearings and erosion control efforts could not have succeeded.
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T. Lester Foley
Hayward Area
Governor Warren Praises BPWC Delegates at Hoberg’s Banquet
Governor Karl Warren addressed delegates of the California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at their postwar installation banquet in Hoberg's. He praised the group for wartime work and urged continued support for public health, mental hygiene, education, recreation, and youth conservation as California advances its social service program.
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California Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Hoberg
Karl Warren
California
Union
Warren
Council May Investigate Russ in Iran
New York officials claim Soviet interference continues in Iran two weeks after the Red Army evacuation deadline. The United Nations Security Council, meeting tomorrow, weighs sending its own investigators uncertain Russia will attend. Russia’s stance on Azerbaijan and Iran clouds the debate over a formal probe and potential reforms in education and salaries.
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New York
Iran
Security Council
Russia
Press of Duties Causes Resignation from Boys City Board
John M. McNeal resigns as chairman of the advisory board of Boys City citing press of duties not health. He notes he cannot devote adequate time, as he also chairs the Homes Association board, and urges younger men to take the Boys City chair.
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John M. McNeal
Paseo Lurgavista
la Lorenzo
Boys City
Maynard Review
McNeal
Directory
The
Homes Association
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