Seals and Beves Stagger PCL With Victories
In San Francisco the Beavers ended a skid as Portland beat Seattle 9-6 in a wild Pacific Coast League game. Walt Judnich went 5 for 5, Bobby Wilson drove in four runs, and Herm Reich homered for the winners. San Francisco won its sixth straight, Hollywood lost, and San Diego continued its streak with a 6-0 shutout over Sacramento.
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Clay Hopper
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Don Eggert
Seattle
Joe Javi
Frankie Austin
Herm Reich
Nanny Fernandez
Walt Judnich
Bobby Wilson
San Francisco
Hollywood
Sacramento
Seal Bill Boemler
Irv Dumk
Monte Basgall
Boemler
Graham
Pacific Coast League Assults Fawway
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Iuil Sukiund
Les’ Awny
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Ray Ut
Los Angeles
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Sacramunty
Fortland
Tollsw
Crosby Cap at Del Mar Today
Crosby cap at Del Mar today features six furlongs with Bing Crosby dandiey unwinde and Clement Sirselt's rack handicap st. Blus Kew ing among rivals. It is Crosby's first stakes start since the San Cyrlos Handicap at Santa Anita. Other contenders include Jemmie Leu, Henry WY, Spanish Cream, Round Stitch, Gustaf, and Boner from Silver Creek Ranch. Earlier, Dixie Lud captured the $4000 Point Loma allowances with Henry Merens aboard, moved from fifth to win by late ride, paying $6.00 to show and $3.60 and $2.60.
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Jemmie Leu
Henry WY
Oppating
Bloc Reading
Boner
Silver Creek Ranch
Round Stitch
Eee
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Dixie Lud
Henry Merens
Calumet Farm
Lalith Darlington
Wild Glory
Dixie Lad
Postpone Carter Fight With Salas
US angles report Lavre will be unable to meet Carter for a 15 round title rematch on August 27 at Madison Square Garden. Salas would defend the crown if ready but co manager Jimmy Fitten says Salas recently had surgery to remove scarring over his eyes making Aug 27 unlikely. President Jim Norris of the International Boxing Club announced the plan yesterday in New York.
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Jimmy Fitten
Jim Norris
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Curtura Madison Square Garden
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Oaks Edge Seraphs 1-0 In Pitching Duel
In a tense Pacific Coast League game at Wrigley Field Oakland Acorns beat the Los Angeles Seraphs 1-0. Allen Gettel earned his 14th win, Ray Noble hit a left field homer in the sixth, snapping Los Angeles’ five game slide and closing the gap to first place behind the Hollywood Stars.
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Angels of Los Angeles
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Doyle Lade
Emeryvillers
Hollywood Stars
Seals
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Acort
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Ron Northey
Lyore Tiinkopf
Angelinos
Max West
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Mel Ott
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Hurle Ludle
Guklander
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Lyle
Indians Rally Past Yankees To Tighten AL Race
Cleveland wins 10 innings 6 to 5 over Oakland as Ley Doby delivers a 10th inning homer and Satchel Paige helps stifle the Yankees. The loss drops New York toward the pack while Cleveland climbs to two games back of first with key wins in their stretch run.
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Guy Zertial
Mike Garcia
Doby
Terry Goon Bearden
Rersey
Satchel Paige
Alli Reynalds
Clint Courtney
St Lenis
Schelin Knocks Webster Out in Third Round
Schelin, a former Stockton boxer now in Reno for health, halted Leop Webster of Oakland with a hard right to head and body in the third, securing the main event knockout at Moan Baseball Park. Other card results included Paul Kaytor stopping Pedro Jiminez after a third round knockdown and several KO decisions across the undercard.
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Gemiavindiup
Paul Kaytor
Sacramento
Pedro Jiminez
Vallejo
Kaylov
Beck
Spud Pereddy
Sparks
Nev
Tony Flores
Stockton
Evenie Dixon
Oakand
Kes Wiles
Stocklion
Bibhlé Astone
Oakland
Whier
Russill Davis
Pyranad Like
Eve
San Jose Ices Santa Barbara in Friday league clash
San Jose edged Santa Barbara 2 1 in a tense California league doubleheader with Stuy Raseboro driving in the deciding run and Walt Johnson scoring on a fielder’s choice. Clair Parkin worked as starter in a 8 1 win. McDaniel and Cure had key hits as Stockton claimed a 6 2 victory.
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California
In Jannings
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Walt Johnson
Sox
Santie Tarbara
Clair Parkin
Dodgers
Sustin McDaniel
Viv Salig
Irom
Stockton
McDaniel
Dave Cure Ininghimn
Cubs
Tarry Jackson
Fresno
Traftsman
Beatin Ventre
Jackson
49ers Scrimmage at Menlo Park Training Camp
Coach Buck Shaw watches the San Francisco 49ers in a full-dress scrimmage at Menlo Park training camp. Shaw praised yesterday’s workout and noted halfbacks Harry Hughesian and Bob Meyers, lineman Don Canyporst on defense, and J. J. Boone formerly with the Bears for his ball carrying.
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Huge Sign-Ups for U S Women Golf Championship
New York reports 1011 entrants including defending champion Dot Kirby of Atlanta and Lenzyk of Newington to the U S Women's Amateur Championship to be held at Waverley Country Club Portland Oregon from August 25 to 30 Entries close August 7 Also 45 entries for the girls junior championship at Pebble Beach Monterey Peninsula with defending champion Arlene Brooks of Pasadena among them. entries close August 4 5.
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Ore
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Pebble Beach
Ave
Arlene Brooks
Pasadena
Pilots Suspended in Delaware Race Incident
Jockeys Martin, Baird, and Melvin Peterson receive five day suspensions beginning August 4 after infractions of racing regulations. Baird cited for failing to maintain a straight course in the sixth race on July 31, Peterson for careless riding in the third race the same day.
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United States Clinches Final Day Wins in Swimming and Diving
On the last day of competition, Ford Kenna won the 1500 meter freestyle elevating the United States toward a final team tally. Paula Myers and Juno Irwin surged in women’s diving, while Mrs. McCormick clinched the springboard title as the U S rallied to narrow Russia’s early lead. The American squad swept the women’s high dive and gained momentum in boxing and basketball as the meet wound down. Russia led by a wide margin at dawn but faced a fading gap as U S athletes staged a dramatic comeback. The team championship remains unofficial per Olympic authorities.
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Lins Angeles
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McConnick
Cades
Ford Kenno
Ohio State
Tussia
Bowen Stassforth
Iowa Sook
Eyvelyn Kawamoto
Honolulu
Carolyn Green
Fort Lauderdale
Flo
Valerian Gyenge
Hungary
Naval
No Angina for Czech Runner
The piece discusses Emil Zatopek amid rumors of heart trouble and misinterpreted statements about angina. It recounts his response to a question on feeling unwell, clarifies the laryngitis interpretation, and notes a lighthearted exchange about Mexican and Uruguayan sports figures.
Sluggers Lead Majors as Fain and Musial Dominate
Ferris Fain of the Athletics tops the American League batting race with a 0.344 average after a strong week lifting from 0.324, while Stan Musial of the Cardinals opens a wide gap in the National League with a 0.932 figure following a 0.406 week. Bobby Shantz holds the league pitching lead at 19-3, and Hoyt Wilhelm of the Giants posts an 8-2 mark as the season narrows into title contention.
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Stan Musial
New York
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Gene Woodling
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A.L
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Tory Atyell
Cubs
White Lackman
Giants
Secon
Bobby Shantz
Hoyt Wilhelm
Preacher Roe
Dodgers
Snead Opens Up Lead In Tom Golf Open
Samuel Jackson Snead, 40, dominant in Chicago, shot 65 on 6915 yards to lead the All American Open by five strokes at 107 after 36 holes. Tommy Bolt, Cary Middlecoff, and Everett Martin chased with 69 and 66 combos. Henry Castillo and Skee Hiegel followed. Amateur action saw Jim McKeighen lead with 145 while Frank Stransham dropped to 153. Louise Suggs held a slim lead over Betty Jameson after day one.
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Tair O'Shanter
Tommy Bolt
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Maplewood
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Tulsa
Okla
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Hobart
Ind
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Frank Stranshan
Toledo
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Pra
Betty Jameson
San Antonis
Tex
Vets Dominate Women's Golf in Western Championship
Medalist Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas and Ann Downey of Baltimore Maryland reach the final of the Women's Western Golf Association amateur title after ousting teen rivals. Riley defeated Patricia Lesser 2 and 1, Downey edged Miss Lesser’s Pacific Northwest champion, as Riley’s late birdie spurt secures dormie at 15 with Long.
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Tex
Wey Ann Downey
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Miss Riley
Berridge, Lang
Huntington
W. Va
Patricia Lesser
Seattle
Miss Lesser
Pacific Northwest
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Miss Long
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Hoth
Dormy
Mel and Rudy Win Hayward Area Softball Tilt
Mel and Rudy edged YMI 5 to 3 in an 11th inning tilt at Hayward. Welch impressed for YMI with a fireballer outing, but issued seven walks as Mel and Rudy leveraged timely hits and a fourth inning rally to seize the lead. Vaughn and Rosa contributed key hits including doubles and timely scoring to pace the Clothiers to the victory.
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Val Mattos
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Glenn Vaughn
Vic Carvion
Manny Rosa
Reese
Gene Alverts
Menidonca
Grimshaw and Coady Triumph In Night Of Loose Play
Grimshaw and Coady led Grimshaw Nursery to a seven game win in Hayward Area Repnsition district action as Mendonza sparked offense with two doubles and a home run by Alicea. Coady Post drove in ten runs, Bill Coady added eight hits, and Gene Rhodes homered as Dahlstroms Body Shop topped Bohannon Storm. Pitcher Grimshaw fanned batters over five innings while walks and hit batters troubled reviewers.
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Battle for 3-Way Tie in C-1 Loop Shrugs Home
Nors Market and the Cannery Workers join Ashland Duds in a three way deadlock as Nors win 14 to 11. Johnson Dominguez Perry lead Local offense with two hits each, Mattos adds two triples, and Burr swipes two bases. Wilt Mune and Bob Brown close with strong relief as Nors pull away late.
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