Powell Faces New York Giant McPherson in Oakland Boxing Clash
Charley Powell, a rising heavyweight from the Bay Area, meets Indian Sandy McPherson in a 16 round bout at Oakland Auditorium. Powell, a former 49er defensive end, has won one of ten pro fights and drew once, with promoter Lucy Welch stating Powell is ready for tougher foes as McPherson brings a tested record and a 235 pound frame to challenge him.
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Cabrillo Park Softball Game Details
A brief note lists a softball matchup at Cabrillo Park between Valtey and Eddien Lounge set for a p.m. start. Details are incomplete in the OCR fragment.
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Church Nabs No-Hitter as Padres Fall in Beavers Clash
Church pitched the no-hitter through seven and a third, then finished with an 3-1 Hollywood win over San Diego in the Pacific Coast League. Bruce Edwards and Tamary Brown drove runs, while Roger Bowman earned the win for Hollywood. Johnson hooks Kansas City bid amid A’s sale talk. city votes bonds for stadium upgrade.
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Mayor Enters Chase For San Francisco A's Stadium
San Francisco Mayor launches citizens committee to explore bringing major league baseball to the city and to potentially offer Arnold Johnson money to relocate the Athletics. A bond issue of 5.9 million dollars is planned to fund a new stadium, with a vote in November.
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Ferdinand Captures California Light Heavy Crown
Esau Ferdinand of San Francisco won the California state light-heavyweight title with a methodical victory over Dick Finley of Long Beach. The former middleweight champion had stepped into the division earlier this year after Frankie Daniels went East to fight.
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Oaks Idle Emeryville in PCL Series Opener
The Oakland Oaks had a second straight day off after a whirlwind road trip. They resume play tomorrow night at home in Oakland in the first game of a five game series against the Portland Beavers in the Pacific Coast League.
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Josox Beat Reds Take Game Lead
Josox edge Reds 2 1 in California league as Ed Sobczak bunt and Nino Atatoce drive in runs for a decisive eighth inning. The win puts Josox a full game ahead of Mo fevio atop the standings, with Oakland farm team also in the race.
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Marciano and Charles Sign For Yankee Stadium Return
New York report says heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano and Ezzard Charles signed for a September 15 return bout at Yankee Stadium. Marciano to receive 40 percent of the gate, Charles 20 percent, with the International Boxing Club predicting a $750,000 gate. No television or radio decision yet.
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Ford Looms As Big Yankee Threat In 6th Pennant Drive
Whitey Ford, the young Yankees ace, led New York to a 2-1 extra inning win over the Indians, moving within a game of first place as the AL pennant race tightens. The victory, Ford’s 11th, highlighted a stretch where he’s become Casey Stengel’s key pitcher. Giants and others won, keeping pace in the NL and AL standings.
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Chataway Sparks Three Mile Triumph for England at Empire Games
England reclaimed the team lead at the British Empire Games as Chris Chataway won the three mile run in a record 13 35 2. Fred Green finished second and Frans Lance third, with England collecting six golds to lead the unofficial standings. The day saw nine new meet marks, including in discus and women's events, amid a royal visit by the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Livingston Eliminates Vallejo Nine In California Semi Pros
Atwater California Livingston Merchants shutout Vallejo All Stars 4-0 as Ben Garcia pitched superbly. Four double plays supported the win with Bob Dallas of Livingston going two for three as top hitter. In the nightcap Atwater Packs upset Fort Ord 5-3. Fort Ord not eliminated and slated to face Rio Vista, winner to meet Livingston, then finals against undefeated Packers Saturday.
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Trejos Escapes Injury In Racing Accident
Del Mar jockey Rogelio Trejos, 22, from Panama, earned the nickname Mr. Luck after escaping uninjured from his second racing accident in under three weeks. He was tossed from a horse yesterday when another horse bolted into the infield, but he avoided serious injury.
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Ezzard Charles vows to hold his own rematch
New York reports Ezzard Charles, aiming to prove his mettle against Rocky Marciano in Yankee Stadium on September 18, vows the bout will differ from Marciano's earlier tests. He reflects on growth from prior foes and embraces the public spotlight, stating he will keep moving and swing at Marciano regardless of outcome.
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Rocky Marciani
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Mar Jeiamo
Gino Buonvina
Flag Races and Scores From Pacific Coast League Today
Yesterday's results list Portland, Hollywood, San Diego and Los Angeles in various scores. Series end figures show San Diego 1 Hollywood 2 and Portland 4 Los Angeles 1. Upcoming games include no National or American League items scheduled tonight in detail.
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Hungarian Runner Sets Fast 1500 Metre Pace
In Oslo Hungary’s Aug.-Fan dortharos ran a 1500 meter race in a time described as among the fastest for the distance. The report references a world record list including Gunder Haege, Lennart Strand, Roger Bannister, and Werner Lueg. It also notes John Landy’s recent 3 58 mile in Terku Finland and a timing of 34418 for the metric mile.
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Snead Leaves but Big Field Sets At Tam
Exempt ranks narrowed as Sam Snead withdrew to stay in the East with Jackie and Terry after eye surgery. Burke fired a 32 front nine to lead by one stroke over Fazio, Quick, and Keyes in yesterday’s Tam O’Shanter qualifying. Five others shot 69 or 71 with several 72s in the field at Chicago.
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Baseball showdown Cubs versus Giants at WKYA segment
Radio sports log notes a Wednesday 10 am basenail matchup Cubs and Giants. Mentions broadcasters Sen Cart IT and Chen Flanagan with KPDA branding and game context blurred by OCR errors.
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Carter on TV Tonight in Chicago Lightweight Showdown
In Chicago at the Stadium Jimmy Carter and Glen Flanagan meet in a 10 round television bout likely to decide the 185 pound title shot. The winner earns a promised rematch, previously set for Sept 22, while Flanagan seeks a victory to secure the title chance.
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Not Afraid Says Stengel of Tribe Edge in Stretch
With less than a third of the American League schedule left, Casey Stengel says the Yankees aren’t afraid of the Indians who lead in the pennant race. Al Lopez notes Cleveland will face more first division foes and stresses home games give the Tribe an edge as the stretch run begins.
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Classic Harness Trot Draws International Field at Goshen
Crowds from Canada and across the nation descend on Good Time Park for the 29th Hambletonian stake. Max Hempt’s filly leads as 3-2 favorite after two days of local chatter and entry box closes with 18 nominees. The top purse this year reaches $37.98 among heats determining the winner.
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Diaz and Sarto Triumph in Hectic Ring Night
Cuban Miguel Diaz from Havana stops Joey Klein of New York in a 147 pound bout. Carter Sarto, 144, fights to a decision against Bob Hoffman as Perrott, Sans Braes Beep NM, and other contenders provide a crowded undercard with several notable finishes.
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