Opening game of Spalding League ends in 5 to 5 tie
A Sunday afternoon 13 inning clash at Booster Park between the C. L Tires and Imperial Sodas of Oakland opened Spalding League play. Hayward’s C Jensen and Ricker pitched, Christensen at second made key plays, and Joe Brittis umpired. Fans saw a lively, hard hitting game with a homer each side and a possible tie viewed as acceptable given the effort. A crowd left convinced the region will host strong ball throughout the season.
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Oakland
Booster Park
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New York City
St. Louis
Legion Women Invite World to Big Whis
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary announce a card party at the Legion Hall over the First National Bank on Thursday evening October 28. Prizes are promised and proceeds aid the relief work at the Sanitarium. Mrs Agnes Allen chairs the committee and attendees are assured a most pleasant time.
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Reckless Driver Landed in Jail
The second occupant of Hayard's new jail was Henry Carero of the Alvarado vicinity. He is alleged to have inked up the roadway with a machine, driving recklessly and endangering all traffic. Constable Latanka witnessed the incident and arrested him. He sought bail Sunday night but remained in durance. A hearing before Judge Harder was expected today.
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Madsen Varieties Fall Narrowly to Oakland Braves
The Madsen Varieties lost a heart breaking game at Himhurst on Sunday by 6 to 5 to the Oakland Braves. It was a hard fought contest with a slim margin of defeat, and the Varieties remain spirited about the effort and outcome.
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Himhurst
Oakland Braves
Knowledgeable leader urges Alameda County charter adoption
Joseph R. Knowland and banker I B Parsons spoke at a Rotary meeting urging adoption of the Alameda County charter. They praised a budget system, civil service staffing, reassessment of property, and local control while noting amendability and protections for elected offices.
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Alameda County
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Oakland Tribune
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Board of Freeholders
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Los Angeles
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Board of Supervisors
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Burglary Suspect First Occupant of Our New City Jail
A burglary suspect, Enos, became the first occupant of the new city jail after being arrested in Chico. Chief Lewis and Constable Al LaCunha housed him briefly, then Deputy Sheriff J. Chaddach transported him to Chico for further proceedings. Enos, in his forties, is known in some local circles.
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Sears End
Chico
Lewis
Enos
Hayward
al LaCunha
Ramos
Cj Street
J. Chaddach
Enos J
Kacya
Debates on Ballot Measures at Scottish Rite Hall
Two debates are set at the Scottish Rite auditorium in San Francisco next Thursday evening at 7 45. Rudolph Spreckles speaks for the Race Track Issue and Chester Rowell argues the opposite. Senator Roy Fellom backs Measure No 4 the Gasoline Tax with J F Wizzard opposing. An open discussion on Should the Bible Be Taught in Public Schools follows.
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San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckles
Chester Rowell
Roy Fellom
J. F. Wizzard
Progress Event Ends in Lively Meeting With Narrows of Noise
The scene included Andy Garin, Frank Pereira, and Nils Quist as participants. Neil McConaghy welcomed visitors while Jesse B. Holly presided and President Robinson tapped. Bill Oswill faced a noise dispute about gas pipes and vowed to stop Progress if needed.
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Andy
Frank Pereira
Nils Quist
Neil McConaghy
Jesse B. Holly
Robinson
Bill Oswill
Bill
Pleasanton Horse Show Draws Crowd and Racing Talk
A Pleasanton barbecue and horse race meet drew a record crowd to celebrate fine horses. Rudolph Spreckles and Lotis O Neal promoted a November ballet measure to revive the sport and industry, while Hartwell and Heatherstone Farm showcased notable animals including a famed $100000 stallion. The event featured a Harvard band and Sousa backing. overall the day was ideal and very successful.
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Heatherstone Farm
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Lotis O'Neal
John Philip Sousa
Alameda County Farm Bureau Set Election Meeting
The sixteen directors will meet next Thursday in their annual gathering at I-28 to elect officers and handle other business. Current president is A. R. Anderson of Bethany.
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I-28
A. R. Anderson
Bethany
Farm Bureau
Local Residents Travel and Visits in Hayward
Locals include Oscar Prauns a druggist who left for Milwaukee to visit his mother and will be away about three weeks. Mr and Mrs Russell Robinson of Chualar spent the weekend in Hayward. Robinson manages the Jacks Estate.
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Milwaukee
Russell Robinson
Chualar
Hayward
Robinson
Jacks Estate
P. E. O. social gathering in Oakland hints at future plans
Mrs. Maryetta Holman and Mr. N. ER. Moore attended a P. E. O. social at Lori Mer’s in Haddon Road, Oakland. The P. E. O. chapters support education for young women and may develop further activities. interested members are urged to contact Mrs. Holmaz, a Farm Bureau agent, if other P. E. O. groups exist in the area.
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N. ER. Moore
Tennis Stars to play in De Molay Tournament first round
Washington Chapter and San Francisco Chapter clash at East Bay Country Club Sunday Oct 31 at 2 00 PM Two singles and one doubles match feature Herbert Bedford Charles Thorup Harvey Granger and others The Catholic fair ended with large crowds over four days likely netting around 2000 for All Saints group Novelty booth winners listed with many more to come
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Harvard
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Souths
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Kolze
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Onrx
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K. Dutlanty
Bride’s Dell
Gertrude Steiner
Frank Machado
M. ©. Flores
Kodak
Frances McBarron
Frank Bernara
Jos Gear
C. C. Cully
D. Murphy
Mary Mitchell
Manuel Brum
A. E Stephen
Mrs. F. Arb
Velma
St Marys forfeits give Hayward Merchants win in Spaulding League
St Marys Independents failed to appear for a Spaulding League game at Booster Park, forcing a forfeit by default. Hayward Merchants, now Hayward Athletics, claimed a first win on Sunday despite the odd setup and late start.
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Hayward Athletics
St. Marys Independents
Booster Ball Park
Merchants
Fisher Looks at Amer Express for Twenty Thirties Club
Al Fisher of the American Express spoke to the Twenty Thirties Service Club after the SF speaker failed to attend. He detailed the Ex press history growth and internal operations, followed by remarks on company challenges. Harry G. Davis shared personal life moments, including meeting Water Lou and married life, adding light humor to a successful meeting.
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al Fisher
American Express
Express
Harry G. Davis
Hayward High School
Farm Center Halloween Picnic Draws Big Crowd
A Halloween party at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by The Farm Center drew an estimated 360 to 400 attendees Saturday night. The event featured child performances, songs by Mrs. Nelson, a Shuckman youth recitation, and ample refreshments, with overall high praise for the night's success.
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New Babe in Town Touted by Quist Family in Hayward
A baby girl was born at Fabiola hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Guist early this morning. Nils Quist, uncle to the newborn, shared the news with evident joy. The Quist brothers recently purchased a Willison property on East Fourteenth Street opposite Blossom Way.
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Hayward
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Fabiola Hospital
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Songbird
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Willison
East Fourteenth Street
Blossom Way
Teacher Alice Gatling to Return Soon After Illness
Miss Alice Gatling of B Street School has been confined to her home for a week with the illness. She is improving and expects to return to teaching in a few days.
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