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Zufeli o -Nodarsc Eccard f'estrcpe 25-1 -50=1 _ 15-1 SO-1 jlbert 40-1 ,aylon ^0-1 Thornburg 100-1 Burns 1&0-1 ile.v J 00-1 100-1 100-1 idual hcrsc. After Ihc 3d--to--b--t hc-wcakeal Toupcd In _ihe "field* I the f*e!r ot 14 colls and five geld- | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE I mgs v t bs th_e_ew.rv of Comanche j Yesterday s Games a douDlas match. def Beob and W de (M) S-2 In the :o''. hurdles i-'cre should i Peak, owned by Mr? Floyd West. San Francisco 5, Los Ar.aeles er -Delle-s, Tex. The ches* mstmg easily won a s.x and one-fur rto.tywood ~y?~Oaklan::_4 Portland l Sacramento 0 long dash yesterday over much San Diego 15. Seattle ]. the same track as existed today. Heading the entry List were 3t:r . Standing of the Clubs The tournament was a tie -while- 'IO^Bt Prince- a~d Jone (My del be a good race between Phil Mer ,-nnhlpg malrh. o/ac -Ferguson--and--B. '--rP-V! ] ;tt of l!,d BiUc.-rtyrs. Garcia ot me mg played. .This doubles match 6-4, 6-1 WiUiarisen and Camp- I Ccwnoys, vvuth. the- latter, also- be- was extremely close untu the very beL (P) del-Dormody and Wi.-img the star-in the high hurdles last. Spectators stayed until near Iingham (M) 7-5, 4-6, 6-4. 'winch re has covered rn 14.9 ly dark :c see the outcome - 'Jp. the favorite wro improves in | Won mud from Mrs. Paye Whitney's ! San Francisco ... 13 Green stable; M 3 Golf's tland 15 Skytracer, another proven mud- Seattle der Warren Wright's Pensive, I San. Die? 14 onfv E fsr cerformer___tnrongh j Hollywood '.3 Lost 3 13 13 13_ Pc. .692 5"7 519 .519 Finally Everts and Guyer cf' Presidio Medics wen from Bebb and Wardle of the high school by 6-2, 4-6, 13-S, to give the high school lacs their first defeat of t"e season The Med.cs tearr. had some-forme.--evdegr-stars-whose- THE MAN THE PEOI heavy going; 3 ~V.\ EreauIVs Los Angele': 12 13 experience and court strategy .Challenge. Me, who also irrtprot es_;.Oakland____ :i 16. were a~hr:Ie--to-;-rrrjch-^OT^the- over bn of; track, and Mrs. George Sacramento 7 17 2E2 sch bo.vs. Roui.son's Broadcloth, of whose _ In the singles matches, Don xnadi_Tg.abibt3~littk is.knowc. .. -AMERICA N- LH AGUE- - ' P-Fnce "mef" \vT 1 y~ahd~h aFdthittiKgl If aU 19 face the hairier aboj: Results Yesterday i L cut Everts of the Medics, the | 5:15 pm. Central War Time 13:15 PWT) tomorrow, it \v 11 be the CL cago 2. Cleveland 1 richest of all derbies with a gross St. Lo_.i 2. Dat.-oi: 0 5 value of S68 200 and 566.700 going Olliers r of scheduled to the winner If no more man t.vo jj Standing' of the Clubs rare*scTstc&sa_'ir'iUi3~wnr Have ~a . ---------- Won - L-c grs. ter value the- in 1942 when ! St. Lou.s .... . . 12 3 Shut Ol -. wor S64.225 out of the \ New Ycuk ............... 7 4 S8S.250 purse 1 Boston ......_............... 6 7 The continuous ram ir.djccLed Philadelphu that unless the sur and wind do j vvasn.-igion yeomar. worK curing the next 54 ' ' veiard . ho_os, the track w::\ be mudti> fo- Cvcaeo the first time since C.yde Van Dei"oii . . Buser. won in a ra.n 'term in 1879. NATIONAL LEAGUE Williams, Kennedy Resc'ts Yesterday Bo-ton 8, New Yo'-k - In Same Squadron l_ P'.tu-C'-uvg-, 5. St. Lotus, 3 latter .mirtg a* 6-2, 6-3, Ronald 1 ; Beoo of ire high school- played I br '.i.antly to win from his more experienced opponent, WesUy Pc;,-! G _>L -Ronald -Wardle .and Harry. .300,vone aho'wo't for me high school. ' 336 I But Victor 3aumhefner of the .462 ' Medics won easily from Jack Wil- 45=,! iingham at 6-3, 3-1. Fred Campbell i .455 1 of ste Medics also defeated-Rich-J .429 ; a:d Dorrr.ody of *ne nigh school at S-7 3-6* 6-3. . 385 | Dm Pr.rce-'and Harry Jone, playing No. 2 douoles for the high senooi placed faultless tennis to defeat the net playing team of Fe, guso- and Baumhefr.er by the cec.sive score of 6-4 6-1. The h gn school next play: Carmel m DEMOCRAT TO REPRESENT MONTEREY and SAN LUIS OBISPO' COUNTIES- ' IN THE ASSEMBLY. --------- FRIEND OF THE COMMON PEOPLE--------- v Slable-has-a-Kenlamlngo handicap Is shows here on C'nc.nnati at Chicago postponed j Monte:ey at 9.3C to-oor-ow r-orr- [ _PENSACOLA. Fla May 5 (-P) Ooihers no*, scheduled. Two former__ American league , StandLng_of tbeJ^fubs __ . -- tng The matches g re free to spec- I `ts :;iTl^and'sl*ould be inteTestmg'lc 1 Ted Wi? am of hie Bos ton Red Sox outfield and Bob Kennedy of the Chicago White Sox infield, rave been assigned to the same so.uadron as marine corps Cincm-at: ... PhJaoelpma New Yor-s . . SrooKiyn . ... Won 5 P;t water. 66" i Scores follow - 0 " .667 j S.r.glss: Wm Exerts (P) .528 | [jon P.-.nce Xj M-1 3-2, 6-3; RctTald i5SBl3gbb-(A-n.c'ef Wesley. Guyer (P) pilot-mstr'j.ctofs"at_7h'e -nava!'"air ? :lscurgh .... 6 .455 ' 7.-5, 2-6, 7-5; Ronald..Wardle (M.) framing 'station here Boston______ Williams, 25, native of Sar. C-lcago ......... 10 :2S6.def Ellis Williamson (P) 6-0, 2-6, OS l 6-3, Harry ,Jone (M) def ChBrles( Diego, Calif.,-and league batting =. | WHOSE APPROACH to'the State's social problems Mp'ili-bfi that-ci-the rational-business-man-.---------- WHOSE APPROCH to the States social problems will be that of one who feels a deep and sympathetic interest m the welfare.of those minority-groups of---I the-under privileged who have- received but scar?!: consideration from the -legislature the past-six year-srNone from this district.^ mnie. cnampion :r. 1941 and 1-642, won A FRIEND OF BIG BUSINESS--As Ion? as ry C2y except Mon his wings Tuesday. Kennedy, 23 a nanve o: Chicago.-won his" r|s several months sg business shoots 'square with little business and.the. rest of us. . and guests ca- tide jver bet'veen golf ' The date nalm was hrc-.,gM een noor. and 2"p I America by the Spanish -- issicm- |. iaibsrs-ia. _the_J ath. cen tur.-, BARGAIN IN DURABILITY!.. A FRIEND OF THE UTILITIES--As sion oi me dc long, as their-interests run oaralle1 with. __agt_to _Agm! HEAVY-DUTY VARNISH YOU'LL the .general .public's interests. - - - ' USE ALL OVER THE HOUSE A FRIEND -OF -SMALL BUSINESS-- A FRIEND-( But nor sc fr AlwaysT-And will strive to save, small ulation in th. busiiess from-bemg -taxed- out-of. exist able-to domii ence on the, one hand or sacrificed on the. altar of unregulated Free Enter prise, "on the other ` HIS STAND FRIEND OF THE DIRT-FARMFR^ATways--And will endeavor to protecF* general fund niiun--sh o u Id rather than i the small farmer from both the impe- make the-mis 3aH.s>ic desighs''ot;kig h.usir:ess and-jbe-r. lopptn^d Montgomery Street Farmers. ' ' ' 'indbnYerJfix -equitably, -- A FRIEND OF LABOR--Organized ^nd unorganized -- Always -- Will stand' Should incr- - 'Ste.adfestly-against any aUerrpt to `de _..,the . future . c stroy .or impair^those guarantees writ- conditions the ' ten into the Wagner.Act. Favors exten be'st. able to bi YOUR VOTE F A. MOR (THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE) ASSEMBLYMAN, Tuesday, May 16fhr The Pri conscientTou!