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Red-Hot Mailho Scorches Beavers
Tuesday, July 31st, 1934
It was a high-five day for Emil Mailho, at least for a while.
The Oakland right fielder got plenty of them from his teammates when he reached the five-hit milestone during today's game against the Portland Beavers, but they were in short supply at the end, as Portland took a 7-6 win. Mailho finished with an impressive 5-for-6 line, but the Oaks couldn't hold off the Beavers.
"Emil was hitting everything," said Oaks manager Pete Grassi. "It's too bad the other guys couldn't rise to the occasion."
Emil Mailho doubled in the 1st, singled in the 3rd, singled in the 5th, singled in the 7th, hit an RBI single in the 8th and grounded out in the 10th.
Mailho is presently batting .277 with no home runs, 51 runs scored and 26 RBIs. His OBP is .347.
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PCL News: Trade Deadline
Tuesday, July 31st, 1934
Only a few hours remain until it's too late to deal player for player straight up. Clubs across Pacific Coast League are evaluating their situation, seeing what they can get without having to give up the farm. Some will try to win a championship today. Some will do their utmost to lose one and others will (wisely?) stand pat. Normal trades are allowed again once the playoffs are over and the offseason begins.
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Weekly Team Power Rankings
Monday, July 30th, 1934
Here are the current team power rankings for Pacific Coast League:
Teams (Total Points, Tendency):
1) Hollywood Stars (112.5, +)
2) Sacramento Solons (108.7, -)
3) Mission Bells (95.2, o)
4) Portland Beavers (86.3, +)
5) Seattle Rainiers (85.5, o)
6) Oakland Oaks (80.0, +)
7) Los Angeles Angels (77.5, o)
8) San Francisco Seals (74.3, --)
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