No. 4 Seed Battle in City League Playoffs Tightens Field
Bayshore Motors and Baker's vie for the No 4 spot in the Major City League softball race with decisive Thursday wins. Baker's beat Fran ta 6-2 behind Dietrich and Bergdahl while Bayshore blanked Humble 7-0 as they press the schedule with three games left. Humble remains in the hunt with a favorable trio on deck, and Culpepper, Prince and Franta are in the mix as the final night approaches August 3 featuring Baker's vs Le Payshere and Fran ta vs Service Produce.
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Donnie Dietrich
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U S Quintet Opens Olympic Quest Against Hungary
The United States basketball team opens its Olympic run facing Hungary as it battles for backboard control led by Clyde Lovelette and Bob Kurland. Coach Warren Womble reports the squad in fine shape aside from Dan Pippin's possible leg strain while Bob Mathias pursues a second decathlon gold in London style competition. Russia sits atop unofficial scoring but in a separate group.
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Warren Womble
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Dan Pippin
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Mathias
London
Jim Bausch
Stanford University
America
Jim Thorpe
Baytown Night Set At Arrowhead Oval Saturday
Promoter Ray Huston announced Baytown Right will race twice weekly at Arrowhead Park Houston with a Saturday night feature. The 93 lap card starts at 8 15 p m and a 35 lap feature headlines the show. Buddy Rackley won Thursday’s feature and Joe Disher won the derby.
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Larsen Fires First Shot in Davis Cup Match With Japan
Southpaw Art Larsen of San Leandro California opens the U S Davis Cup effort against Japan's Jiro Kamemaru in Cincinnati. Vic Seixas meets Atsushi Miyagi in the second singles as Billy Talbert praises the squad's readiness for its first cup since 1990 and Kamemaru hails the Cincinnati courts.
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Philadelphia
Japan
Atsushi Miyagi
Cincinnati
Miyagi
Billy Talbert
Kamamaeru
Tiger Fans Hail Drepo As Possible Successor To Hank Greenberg
New York July 25 Walter Dropo of the Detroit Tigers receives praise as a potential successor to Hank Greenberg after a hot stretch that raises his batting to .300 and brings 16th homer in a 4 2 win over the Senators. Dodgers Giants Cubs Phillies Pirates Braves White Sox Indians active in daily games with notable performances by Kretlow Garcia and Robinson. Silver prices rise as Handy & Harmon notes bullion market movement.
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Faye Throneberry
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Dom DiMaggio
White Sox
Boston
Bubba Church
Andy Seminick
Californians Take Over Western Meet Tennis Drama
California players dominated the Western Junior tennis tour as semifinals approached in Champaign. Second seed Mike Green of Miami Beach beat John Cranston of San Marino to reach the semifinals, while California entrants filled six of eight doubles semifinals. In singles, Billy Cranston of San Marino faced Jon Douglas of Santa Monica after Cranston defeated Johnny Lesch of Los Angeles and Douglas defeated Jota Been of Shawnee, Oklahoma.
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Miami Beach
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Johnny Lesch
Los Angeles
Douglas
Jota Been
Sahwree
Okla
Defending Champ Leads Field of 16
Defending champion Tommy Jacobs of Montebello California led a field of 16 hopefuls in the National Junior Amateur golf championship as fourth round play was set for Friday morning. Jacobs won two matches on Thursday, defeating Harry Podane Jr of Indianapolis 3 and 2 and Donald McDougall of Locust Valley 4 and 3, while Brock Stokes of Nashville Tennessee also advanced by beating Francis Poore and Ernie George 1 up and 4 and 2 respectively.
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Montebello
Calif
Jacobs
West Coast
Harry Poddné Jr
Indianapolis
Brunson Theater to Host Little League Champions
The Brunson Theater will host Saturday morning kiddie matinee guests from its champion Little League team. Rodger Read and John Baker piloted the minors division title winners after a season-ending victory over Bayshore Motors. Theater manager Rufus Honeycutt praised the team and welcomed them onto the stage.
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Rodger Read
John Baker
Fighting Bayshore Motors
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Rufus Honeycutt
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