Oaks Split Twin Bill With Beavers
Oaks, led by Casey Stengel, split a doubleheader with the Portland Beavers losing 3-0 and winning 14-6. Marv Owen delivered strong defense and productive bats as Herman Reich and Wally Westlake stood out in a four double play night. Oakland remains 1.5 games ahead of idle San Francisco in the league standings Trade winds push series open with Oakland at Seattle and others visiting West Coast cities.
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Joe Lynch Rodeo Planned for Monterey Centennial Festival
Monterey Calif announced a July festival featuring Joe Lynch Rodeo and the Calvalcade of Western Stars World Championship Rodeo. Eight performances were planned at Kexar Stadium to celebrate the Centennial with an afternoon and evening show. A proposed bull and bear pit event on Pearl Street was scrapped after organizers split over animal arrangements.
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American League Dominates In Slugging and Pitching
In a season nearing one quarter, the American League leads in homers with 158 versus the National League's 136, and shows advantages in pitching with five hurlers on pace for 20 wins. AL totals include 1,017 RBIs, 416 doubles and 73 triples, while NL batters have 1, mobile 990 hits and 125 to 136 homers. Rain shortened yesterday’s schedule. White Sox beat the Browns 9 to 2 in St Louis behind a 20-hit attack. Hunt Foods announces NYSE listing beginning June 3.
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Dimout fears rise in civilian death toll forecast
The Civilian Wartime Production Administration warns a coal saving dimout could cost hundreds of lives. The Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau cites wartime dimouts raising night fatality rates by about 20 percent, referencing Manhattan in 1942 where fatalities rose sharply despite lower traffic.
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Death Takes Sen. Carter Glass
Washington early today Senator Carter Glass of Virginia died after a long illness. He was 88 and had served 46 years in public life. The longtime “lion of Virginia” succumbed to congestive heart failure at 1:15 a.m. Dr. W. Bloedorh reported the death.
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End Came Quietly in Hotel Suite
The report notes Fto Glass in his hotel suite when he appeared to sink, with observers saying the end came quietly and peacefully. The incident is described in restrained terms, focusing on the circumstances surrounding the apparent death.
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