HOW THEY STAND IN THE MAJORS AND LEAGUES
National League standings show Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia leading with mixed results in recent games. American League results list Washington, Chicago, New York, and Boston in various night matchups with pitchers lined up for upcoming clashes. Pacific Coast and California Leagues report Sacramento, Hollywood, Vancouver, Visalia, and Salinas with current scores and planned pitchers. Cincinnati reports a fine to Pittsburgh manager Bobby Bragan for a postgame incident.
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Chicago
Boston
Musial Leads Cardinals Past Giants to NL Crown Claim
Stan Musial powered the St Louis Cardinals to an 8-0 victory over the New York Giants to seize the NL lead, passing Ty Cobb and moving two games clear of the idle Braves. Musial hit two homers and two singles, his 24th homer season, 1140th extra base hit, while Sam Jones earned his ninth win in six hits allowed. The cardinals extended their win streak to six.
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Ty Cobb
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Lou Gehrig
Sam Jones
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Philadelphia
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Detroit
Boston
Washington
White Sox
Redlegs
Phillies
Ed Bauey
Wally Post
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Brooks ‘Lawrence
Gil Hedges
Dodgers
Hodges
Dick Littlefield
Rogers Hornsby
Ralph Kiner
Sandy
Koufax
Cubs
Exnie Banks
Cal
Sportscaster Husing Plans Comeback
PASADENA INSIDE Ted Husing, famed sportscaster, signed a contract to resume his career after blindness, paralysis, and domestic troubles. He will head to New York to rejoin CBS, plans to return to Broadway, and vows to regain his voice and tempo in the sports world.
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Pasadena
INSI
Ted Husing
Columbia
New York
Husing
CBS
Boxing Card Highlights Bobby Boyds Versus Willie Vaughn
The TV sports log lists a boxing bout between Bobby Boyds and Willie Vaughn followed by the Big Moment in Sports program at 9 30. The entry notes the matchup and broadcast time without additional context.
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Bobby Boyds
Willie Vaughn
Seals Hit Lose as Stars Narrow Coast Lead to Four Games
Hollywood Stars defeated the San Francisco Seals 3-1 to close within four games of the Pacific Coast League leaders. Vancouver beat San Diego 5-1 as Don Ferrarese held the Padres to four hits. Seattle topped Los Angeles 7-3. Sacramento and Portland split a doubleheader 10-2 and 4-1. Ray Orteig, Joe Taylor and Mal Bevan homered for the Rainiers, with Taylor reaching his 22nd of the year.
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United Press
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Hollywood Stars
Seals
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Jie. Com
Don Ferrarese
Padres
Mounties
Hank Aguirre
Joop
Los Angeles
Solons
Joe Taylor
Mal Bevan
Taylor
Steve Bilko
Biko
Ban Francisco
Local L'il Leaguers Gain Sectional Finals
Hayward All-Stars beat Campbell 9 to 6 as Dave Brazil hurled a strong game to steer the win in the Little League Sectional opener at Hay-Little League Stadium. The victor advances to face tonight’s 6 p.m. winner in the championship tomorrow at 3 p.m. with the next round sending a state bid to Santa Monica next week.
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Hayward
Dave Brazil
Hay- Little League Stadium
Santa Monica
Harvard
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Marin
Dave Prazil
Steve Rubiolo
Little League Stadium
Val Carrera
Ricky Ferry
Hazeltine retires from Pro Football with Niners
Moraga California veteran 49er linebacker Mett Hazeltine announced his retirement from professional football at training camp citing his insurance brokerage business in San Rafael. He said he could not find a replacement for the four and a half month season and requested release which was granted. Hazeltine, UC All American 1953 54, had signed for the coming NFL season prior to retirement.
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Hazeltine
San Francisco
University of California
San Rafael
Frankie Albert
49Ers
Rischer Beats Vargas to Claim State Heavyweight Title
Oakland’s Roger Rischer edged Ru ben Vargas in a twelve round decision to win the vacant California heavyweight crown. Rischer fought a smart, fast bout after a year away, blooding Vargas in the third and prevailing without knockdowns as his record moved to 4-5-1.
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Richmond
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Ruben Vargas
California
Rischer
Vargas
King Conquers Albright in L A
Howard King of Reno Nevada rallied to upset Bob Albright of San Fernando California in a 10 round main event at Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles. The 188 pound King was awarded a split decision over the favored 218 pound Albright with no official knockdowns though King dropped to the canvas in the third round.
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Los Angeles
Howard King
Reno
Nev
Bob Albright
Olympic Auditorium
King
Albright
San Fernando
Calif
Germans win at "Strip Polo" in Eskilstuna water polo match
Three members of the West German water polo team reportedly refused to wear trunks in an exhibition game at Eskilstuna Sweden. They removed their swimwear and continued play as spectators stared in disbelief. The Germans, trailing 3-3 at one point, ultimately won the contest.
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Eskiltuna
Sweden
Competition For Hayward Giants Shifts Local Hope
Doug Thompson, president of the Hayward Little American League, spoke at the L L Sectional Tournament opener at Little League Stadium. He said the crowd reflected belief that a move by the Giants to Hayward would make them a minor league team.
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Bay Avea
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Hayward
Doug Thompson
Little League Stadium
Campbell Falls In Hayward Tilt Amid Big Campbell Rally
In a crowded Little League Stadium crowd overflows along the fences as Hayward battles Campbell. Hayward starter Rod Costa allows three quick hits then Campbell breaks through with five runs in the second inning. Lonnie Raymond homers for Campbell before Hayward’s Larry Ferry freshens the rotation. Costa, Brazil on the hill, Hayward winless until late rally.
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Larry Ferry
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Brain
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New Haven Swim Club Loses Yorzyk in AAU National
Philadelphia report says Olympic champion Bill Yorzyk is out of the Men's National AAU outdoor swimming meet, dimming New Haven Swim Club’s hopes for a seventh team championship in eight years as the finals test opens with a record splash.
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Philadelphia
New Haven
Bill Yorzyk
New Top Heavy Contender Emerges In AAU Circles
Dan Ferris, AAU secretary treasurer, upheld a rule preventing Yorzyk from New Haven area eligibility due to residence at Springfield College Massachusetts. Yorzyk, Olympic 200m butterfly champion, was barred from New Haven club but swam unattached with Connecticut AAU as four day meet at Kelly pool opened with new records. Brian Foss of San Leandro earned a spot in 1500m finals. In boxing, Kid Gavilan was rated No 10 welterweight contender after upset of Gaspar Ortega. Floyd Patterson named fighter of the month after defeating Tommy Jackson, with Eddie Machen rising as top challenger.
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New Haven
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Brian Foss
San Leandro
New York
Ins
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Gaspar Ortega
Gavilan
Ortega
Miami Beach
Ring Magazine
Tsanc, Legatt
Cuba
Floyd Patterson
Tommy Jackson
Jackson
Eddie, Machen
Redding
Calif
Patterson
Boxing and Baseball Radio Log Entry
Friday program notes boxing with Bobby Boydon and Willie Vaughin on KNBC at 7 00 p m and baseball Seals versus Hollywood on KYA at 8 00 p m listings show station and matchups in a compact log style
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Bobby Boydon
Willie Vaughin
KNBC
Seals
Hollywood
KYA
Boyd Vaughn go for repeat over Vaughn in arena bout
Bobby Boyd and Willie Vaughn meet in a 10 round middleweight rematch at St. Nicholas Arena New York after Billy Graham extends his Garden stay. Boyd seeks a fifth straight win on the comeback trail while Vaughn, with 53 pro fights, aims to rebound from recent results including a prior Boyd loss.
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Vaughn
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Bobby Boyd
Willie Vaughn
Little St. Nicholas Arena
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Billy Graham
Kron-Tv
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Hollywood
Calif
Bobby
Willie
Lanky Vaughn
Joey Giardello
Kansas City
Esau Ferdinand
Charley Joseph
al Williams
Chebo Hernandez
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