Besana Seeks Oaks $150000 Hurler Tonight in Doubleheader
Emeryville reports Letty O Doul will start Freddie Besana in the first of two games with Hollywood, a 7 p.m. doubleheader. Besana, once struggling, has shown control and poise, after three strong outings against Los Angeles, and is valued at about $130000. The encounter features veteran En Wade and Red Munger as Derby opponents, with both Oakland and Hollywood managers seeking late-season redemption and fan support.
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Salinas Fans Pack Packers Win In Make Up Game
Salinas welcomed the Packers with a lively crowd of 1331 as Salinas faced a possible franchise loss. The Packers opened strong with 19 runs as Modesto trailed 17 to 3 behind pitcher Jack Pacore, while Stockton beat Bakersfield 8 to 3 in another league game. Salinas officials demand 1000 plus fans nightly to keep operations, but a five-man producer group contested the tally.
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Oaks and Seals Feature in Radio Sports Log
Readable notes show Bloayer-Lastoall Oaks facing Hollywood 4KIN and Rereg Seals versus Losan 18 ES, with jeveland clashing Ne in a compact radio sports log.
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Flag Races and Pitchers Across League Schedule
Yesterday's results show scattered key matchups with pitchers such as REUREDAY, ATUngers, Ben Wade, Fred Se samane, Allen Geteel, Bob Greenwood, Bill Bradford, Den Bilstow, Lou Bistiow, Charley Bishop, Gob Hal, John Briggs and others in games across Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland San Diego and Saninente. Tomorrow's slate includes Washington Baltimore and New York at St Louis.
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Scott Frost Tops Field of 11 for Hambletonian
Goshen New York harness racing headlines Scott Frost leads a small 11-horse Hambletonian field for the $86,863.32 race at Goshen's Kite-shaped track. Scott Frost seeks to break his sire Hoot Man's two minute heat record, with Joe O'Brien driving and Sel. Camp of Shafter, California part of the ownership group. Other contenders include Gelophone and Childs Hanover, while Arvilla Hanover could make history as the race’s first amateur-driver winner if victorious. The field features multiple O'Brien-trained colts and notable buyers such as Roger Brown purchasing Arvilla Hanover last week.
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Dodgers Clinch Nears As Braves Slip In 1955 NL Race
The Dodgers hold a 37 victory magic number to clinch the National League title, after a 10 inning win over the Braves. Brooklyn pulled ahead as the Braves dropped a 3 1 loss, widening the gap to 14 4 games. The Giants beat the Cards 9 1 behind Willie Mays with 14th homer while Don Liddle pitched a complete game. Cincinnati rose to sixth by beating Philadelphia 3 0 as Art Fowler earned win. Pirates topped Cubs 5 4 with Hall earning the win in relief and Ransom Jackson homering for the Cubs.
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Stolhandske Joins 49ers at St Marys Camp
MORAGA California One roster move at San Francisco 49ers camp added six two Stolhandske a former University of Texas star and 1953 draft pick He joined after Canadian football and Army service The team released Bob Ed Bill O Hara Bill Zimmer and Nicky McKeithan McKeithan quit The 49ers prepare for an exhibition with the Washington Redskins at Kezar Stadium Sunday afternoon
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Rams Brace for Steelers Amid Four Hurt Defenders
Redlands trainer George Menefee said four Rams defensive regulars will likely be ready for Saturday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Portland, despite injuries from the 4 17 win over Fort Ord. Bud McFadin, Beatty, Les Richtee, and Bob Brignin suffered shoulder, hip, elbow, and back injuries respectively, while Larry Morris and Leon McLaughlin are sidelined.
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Seeded Players Highlight Girls Tennis Draw In Chicago
Seixas of Philadelphia and others head the field as play opens in Chicago. top seed Sally Moore faces Bob Bakersfield in later rounds while 2009 watchers Tina Rodi and Maria Rose show in results. Matches include Ham Richardson versus Joan Been and Eddie Moylan against David Hartel with several 6 0 sets noted.
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Seals Shift Considered Most Likely PCL Change
In San Francisco the Oakland Oaks discuss shifting to a different league amid attendance gaps and the Seals face franchise pressures. Kyne proposes options including emergency field use and possible transfers. no definitive move approved as eight clubs weigh their home game rights.
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Hustle program sparks debate in Pacific Coast League
Pacific Coast League president Claire Goodwin defends a new Hustle program that awards cash bonuses to players showing effort, while critics like Joe Orenga and Joe Sprinz call it bad for the game. The controversy spills into fan behavior, sponsorships, and franchise considerations as teams discuss schedules and potential market moves.
Attendance Drop Analyzed Big Leagues Poll of Fans
New York public relations firm Stephen Fitzgerald and Company released findings from a Ford Frick authorized national baseball poll conducted with 45 000 responses across three states. Major results show 39 percent attend one to five games yearly 39 percent attend more and 92 percent rely on TV or radio. parking costs and slow pace deter attendance. 56 percent of 76 sports editors would cover baseball if it were the only sport. editors favor faster play. spring training dates and winter rule talks are tentatively set for discussion in New York and Chicago with owners and players.
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Hornsby Appointed City Sports Overseer in Chicago
Rogers Hornsby, one of baseball's all time greats, has been named supervisor of a city wide athletic program aimed at curbing juvenile delinquency. The former major league star will direct a sports program for more than 134,000 Chicago boys.
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Swaps Odds Cut Before Chicago Match
Swaps odds at Agua Caliente drop to 1 to 2 for today’s race with Nashua 4 in Chicago. Nashua quoted at 4 to 2 as a $10,000 bet tests the market and shifts betting odds.
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Pros Swing Into Tam Jackpot at Tam O'Shanter
Chicago hosts a two week All-American tourney with a 321200 prize pool as 300 pros contest Memorable qualifiers emerge in men and women divisions. Notables include Lloyd Mangrum bowing out with rib injury and Joyce Kise plus Alice Bauer posting 13 pro qualifiers. Greta Leone leads women amateurs with 473, while Dick Evans and Doug Sanders pace amateur qualifiers.
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New Madrid Watches Argentinian Swimmer Reach 200 Miles
Townspeople in New Madrid Missouri track Argentine distance swimmer Ammon Abertondo as he passes the 200 mile mark on the Mississippi River. He started Saturday morning in St. Louis at Eads Bridge and aims to reach 300 miles in under 90 hours, contending with limited communications along the river.
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Hamburg International Tennis Tourneys Quarters Draw
Larsen advances to quarter finals at Hamburg tournament with Art Laisen San Leafiaro Cali Budge Party Los Angeles and Bernard Bartrer San Angelo occupying berths in the event.
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Fight Results From United Press in New York Card
United Press reports boxing results from a New York card featuring Cuteags defeating Yong Anthony and Pers stey outpointing Jon. Brown, with others listed under the New Orleans and La. events. The matches are summarized with outcomes and weights, reflecting a busy fight night.
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