Natives Spark in Weekend Display as Young Joe Perry Shines
Heyward natives piled up hits led by Machado Ortiz Dwinnell and Powers. Joe Perry age 15 impressed at third base driving three hits and strong defense. Manager Bernard and Riggs seek two more players to strengthen a club already among the league’s best.
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Ulpmar
Machado
Ortiz
Dwinnell
Powers
C. Glenn
Bernard
Amaral
Joiner
Fazio
C.glenn
Welks
Glenn
Cruz
Barnes
Hughes
Joe Perry
Joe
Niles
Riggs
Farm auction near Hayward lists cattle and implements
NEW TODAY FOR LAST acre dairy offers 49 head of cattle horses tractor and about 60 ton of hay along with cow bars horse barn and a 6 room house three miles west of Hayward. $8000 cash will handle terms available through G Mottoza Jr successor to Brandon and Mottoza 515 Castro Street Hayward.
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Hayward
G. Mottoza, JR
Brandon and Mortoza
Castro Street
Eight-Block Paving Nears Completion in Local Streets
Paving on eight blocks of D and Atherton streets progresses with six blocks likely finished by Saturday night. Water bound macadam sections will follow as weather allows. The upgrade enhances a fairly paved community and signals ongoing improvement.
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Atherton
Lions Plan 1926 Conclave in San Francisco
Lions clubs of California and Nevada organize for a July 1926 convention in San Francisco. District 4 covers northern California with 70 clubs forming convention committees led by Leon Mook and Jock McDonald under District Governor Jack Riley. Commission seeks approval to build two spur tracks at grade across Industrial Avenue Calipatria Imperial County.
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Pergola
Lions
California
Nevada
San Francisco
Jack Riley
Leon Mook
Jock McDonald
Southern California
Harry Stenge
Los Angeles
San Joaquin
Paul Wilson
Fresnoden
Dan Burke
Haywardsden
Fred Johna
Sacramento
A. B. Glass
Reno
Seathere Powifid Darians
The
Railroad Coromission
Calipatria
Imperial County
Hundreds Of Alameda County Youth Attend Davis Agricultural Meet
Eight hundred seventy one boys and girls from California schools attended the University of California Davis convention. The event featured demonstrations and a field crop seed identification contest with top scores by Marysville and Calistoga competitors. Twenty seven winners earned spots in the physical attainment trials across rope climb, jumps, throws, sprints, and health measurements.
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California
University Farm
Davis
Agricultural Extension Service
University of California
Alameda County
Siskiyou
Imperial
Marysville
Lee Landerman
Donald Dutra
Donald Wilson
Otto ‘Stirmes
Calistoga
Artell Austin
Donald Wisen
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Newton
Peets Washing Machine
Ige
Asparagus
F. F. C.” Brand
Hayward, Cal
Donuse Brothers Type
Walter H. Daniels
Calif
Hayward Tesms
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Grindell
Gottshalk
Perry
Annennnanneee Dondero
Machedo
Penac Oo
Rogerson
Post's Bran Chocolate
Sperry
Justin
Pon
Main Street
George P Crissey
Elinor, Street
Marion George
Fred Wessell Jr
Mrs. Tacklebury
Jerry
Parent Teachers Association
Mr. Doherty
J. H. Doherty
Oakland Daily
Moffat
Old
Oakland Times
John P. Irish
Doherty
Boston
Key Route Street Railway
Union High School
Frederick B. Johnson
Hayward High
Piedmont
Livermore
George Forth
Smith
Lamb
J. Forth
D. Harder
M. Lamb
Oliver
Theis
Shanner
San Lorenzo School
Jerry Shannon
Shannon
Milk Fund
Civic League
Reids Drug Store
Railroad Commission
George
Long
Susanville
Wendel
van Burke
Hayward Theatre
Johnnie Hines
Johnnie Jones
Secret Service Saunders
Florence Vidor
Matt Moore
Louise Fazenda
Coogan
Piggly
Casaba
Oregon
Meat Department
Old High Cost
Peter Brohl
Save
Hayward Army Goods
Castro St