Red Hot Stars Whip Seals 10-1 in Elimination Run
Hollywood Stars crushed the Seals 10-1 at Seals Stadium to pull within three games of the Pacific Coast League lead. Fred Waters pitched a complete game for Hollywood while San Francisco committed early damage in a 26-minute first inning. Harry Malmberg drove in the Seals’ lone run as the Stars dominated with 10 runs on the night.
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Ports Dump Josox Reno Leaves Cellar
Reno Silversox roared from the California League cellar to seventh place after a fourth straight win, downing Fresno 17. Fresno drops to basement as Stockton over San Jose ties Visalia and Salinas for the lead after Spearman leads an untested league push. Bakersfield beats Visalia to prevent first place, in a tense 10 inning contest.
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Vets Join 49er Camp Tomorrow
Moraga reports 33 veterans are expected to join the 49er training camp as rookies contest with the returning 3B club. A crowd of about 100 watched yesterday's practice with Frank Morse, Jerry Drew, Larry Barnes, and Karl Rubke standing out in the first session. Coach Albert and staff seek defensive help while Morse eyes the center position and Rubke competes for the offensive center spot.
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TV SPORTS LOG 12 30 Men s Swimming Diving Championships
TV sports log lists events including men s swimming and diving championships at 12 30 and professional tennis tournament at 2 00.
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Boyd Clinches Fifth Straight in Split Decision
Chicago boxer Lobby Boyd extends his winning streak to five with a close 10 round split decision over Willie Vaughn at St Nicholas Arena. Vaughn pressed action, but Boyd rallied in the second half with sharp uppercuts and hooks to secure the victory amid a nationally televised card.
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Colts pay players for exhibition games in Westminster
The Baltimore Colts will give each participating player $50 for every NFL exhibition game in Westminster. General Manager Don Kellett said the pay plan is not tied to Commissioner Bert Bell's Thursday decision recognizing the players' union.
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Pirates fire “Bad Boy” Bragan after feud with Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Bobby Bragan is fired by GM Joe L. Brown and replaced by Danny Murtaugh. Brown says the move is temporary for the rest of the season. Bragan attributes the split to disagreements and his perceived aggressiveness. Bragan plans to return to Pittsburgh before heading to Havana after the season.
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U S Leads in Davis Cup Play at Longwood
In Brookline Massachusetts the United States led Brazil by two matches after two singles wins as Sam Giammalva edged Armando Vieira in five sets and Vic Seixas rolled over Ferreira Sande. A crucial doubles decision loomed with Giammalva fatigue possibly shaping the lineup for the next day's matches.
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That Man Again Musial Keeps Cards Rolling In 7th Straight Win
Stan Musial starred for the St Louis Cardinals powering a 10 inning 4 4 tie turned win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Musial boosted his NL batting average to .339 after delivering a clutch two out double in the 10th scoring Don Blasingame. The Cardinals stretched their lead to two games over the Braves. Elsewhere Gene Conley pitched the Braves past the Dodgers 1 0, Wally Post homered for Cincinnati to beat Brooklyn, and Ted Kluszewski joined Ca lone Nee in Cubs rally over Pirates as the day’s notes rolled across the league.
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Italy in Davis Cup Zone Final drama and tied games
Italy and Belgium split a pair of matches in Brussels as Davis Cup zone action neared a decisive finish. Nicola Pietrangeli hit his 29th homer and Belgium’s Philippe Wash defeated Giuseppe Merlo, while a ninth inning rally by Washington came up short in the other pairing.
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Ambiguous Baseball Standings From Early Season Digest
Bleary sports wire notes show American and National League standings with team records, probable pitchers, and yesterday results across leagues including Pacific Coast, incomplete due to OCR. Key names mentioned include New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco among others.
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Hayward Boy Wins AAA Medley at National Meet
Hayward’s Gary Heinrich of Bay-O-Vista Slam Club swam the 400-meter individual medley in 5 15.68 at the National Men’s Outdoor Championships. Officials deemed it near world record pace though the Russian mark by V Strojanov in 1954 was faster. Heinrich was slated to race the 200-meter butterfly with Brian Foss, as Darrell Heinrich faced Dick Fadget in a later event.
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Swimming finals on TV tomorrow at Channel Five
The National Man's Outdoor Swimming and Diving Championships telecast will air tomorrow afternoon on Channel Five for two hours starting at 13:30. Events include six swimming races such as the 200 meter backstroke and 400 freestyle with Darrell Hein rich, Jim Simell, and Gary Fost expected to reach finals.
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LINA AG SHATTERS RECORDS IN SPRINT SWIMMING MEET
Foss of San Leandro finishes third in the 500 meter breaststroke distance while 15 year old Foss, a high school sophomore, qualifies seventh in trials. Heinrich sets a new meet record likely to become a world record and Henning predicts quick approval. Smith of Coffeyville wins three meter springboard diving title.
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Marine Leaguers Gain Right to Meet Hayward
The Nevate-Hamiton AFL All-Stars of Marin District crushed Santa Cruz 17-2 to set up a showdown with Hayward American League All-Stars for the Little League Sectional title. The winner advances to the State Championships at Santa Monica next week as Campbell’s squad earlier fell 96.3% to Hayward in the tourney opener. Santa Cruz managed only three hits as Marin exploded early with a five-run first inning led by Steve Barrett's homer and single. Barrett pitched the complete game, with Bumpus and Olivera contributing two and one hits respectively.
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Reed and Kamo Reach Meadow Club Semis in Southland
Reed of Alameda and Kamo of Japan advance to the Meadow Club Invitation semi finals at Southampton. Emerson, top seed and 20, wins over Tulane’s Holmberg to join the field while doubles duo Cooper and Anderson rally to reach the semis.
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Merchants Host Hatzell Radio Nine in San Leandro lineup
San Leandro's Merchants prepare for a Pacific Coast Conference title tilt as ex-Solon Hatzell leads a lineup featuring Babe Castillo at second and Marlen Martin at first. Lennyfield, Gamazza, Santos and Mangini headline the infield and mound duties against Cerrito tomorrow afternoon at 3.
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