North and South all star clash draws college scouts at LA
A crowded Los Angeles Coliseum hosted the first annual north versus south high school all star game. Scouts and coaches from California colleges plus a few from the East noted standout players, especially Nayward lad and Wessman, with Wessman keying Hayward’s 14 to 7 upset over Berkeley as he snagged a crucial interception and later scored on a 32 yard return.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
Ecises
Nayward — Lad
Clarence Wessman
Wess
California
Wesa
Mainward
Vaughan Hitchcock
Hitch
Wessman
Clarence
Hayward
Berkeley Yellowjackets
Wessraal
Farmers
Heywerd
Pratik Loyeau
Berkeley
Wee
Weasman
The Fishin Fool Reports Shorewise Angling Outlook
Ralph Stevens reports mixed fishing conditions near San Pablo Bay with minus tides easing and best salmon and rockfish yields expected later in August through November. Anglers, skippers, and local outfits like Dillon’s and Sea Fox share catches from Humboldt to Eel River areas, noting shore and Delta fishing remains variable but promising for trout, steelhead, and frogging at night.
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Dillon
Ney Point
Polar Bay
Hat Hole
San Pablo Bay
Haif
P. G
Humboldt Bay
Duran’s
Pillsbury
Mad
Matule
Vanuzen
Fly Casting Right Curve Cast Improves Leader Control
A historical sports note describes fly casting technique focusing on a right curve cast. It explains premature release affecting leader tension, water presentation, and upstream fly positioning, with emphasis on maintaining line control for a clean drift.
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Sportsmans Digest
Histor
Oaks Lose 4-1 as Stars Edge Angels in Thriller at Wrigley
A crowd of 24,897 packed Wrigley Field as Hollywood Stars beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-6 in a high scoring late‑season clash. Peden homered for the Angels, while Mangan, West, Northey and others supplied offense for Hollywood. San Diego and San Francisco split decisions as the Pacific Coast League race tightens with Oaklands’ lead still within reach.
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Wrigley Field
Hollywood
Los Angeles Angels
Stumber
Angels and Stars
Angels
Ran Northey
Max West
Les Peden
Catelor Mangan
Stara
Paden
Wong
San Diego
Oakeland
Padres
Kim Moran
Vern
Seattle
Holly
Los Angeles
Munger
Lana Oa
Ane Mung
Ramsden
Spicer
Wallet
Bard Ed
Art Larsen Loses in Easter Grass Court Upset
In South Orange New Jersey during the Lyonty sixth annual Easter Grass Court championships Noel Brown of Los Angeles defeated defending champion Carsen 6-3 7-3 to reach the quarterfinals. Fred Hagist lost to Mervyn Rose 6-4, Harry Likas fell to Ken McGregor 6-4 7-4, as northern Californians were eliminated. Brown advances to face Park Sedgman of Australia, while Kurt Nielsen vs Billy Talbert completes the upper bracket quarterfinals.
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South Orange
N. J
Art Larsen
Fred Hagist
Harry Likas
Noel Brown
Lyonty
Brown
Los Angeles
Favingr Artenal Champ
Carsen
Jmorrowe
Haeist
Mervy'n Rose
Prk Sedeman
Australia
Sedgman
Harold Burros
Charlottesville
Kurt Niels
Fron Tenmark
Billy Talbert
New York
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Summary
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San Diego
San Francisto
Portland
Gallanu
Seattle
Sacramento
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Dona Inne
San
San Diegos
San Francisco
Oakland
Benlie
San Uteroigen
Sungleton
Bamberger
Sanford Hes
Hollywvogd
Pettis
Los Amelon
MeLish
Second Round of Tam Opens at World Tournament
The Tam O'Shanter world tournament resumes with a $25,000 first prize as top players like Roberto De Vincenza and Lew Warsham vie for lead. De Vincenza from Buenos Aires sits among money winners with strong totals. Warsham and Pete Cooper post solid rounds despite a slow start to the season.
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Wm — Golt
Ide Jamen
Tam O'Shanter
Roberto de Vincenza
Buenos Aires
de Vincenza
Vith
Lew Worshsin
Pittsburgh
Pete Cooper
White Plains
Cael Atti
Wwang
Cooper
Agether Warsham
Wang
Harry ‘Tord
Dallas
Tex
Sant Ited Ey
Charles Favored to Beat Rex Layne in Ogden Bout
Ezzard Charles, former heavyweight champion, was a heavy favorite to defeat Rex Layne in a 10 round return match in Ogden Utah. Layne’s youth weight and defense were cited as advantages by locals as nearly 20 000 fans filled the arena. Promoter Ken Mayne said sales were moving toward the $100 000 gate as of yesterday.
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Charles
Rex Layne
Ogden
Utah
Chmpion Ezzard Charles
Trum
Lish
Rex
Layne
Carne
Pittsburgh
Jin Ogden
Ken Mayne
Yankees Split Pair as Giants and Phils Dominate
Brooklyn’s hopefuls dropped a night-cap to New York as the Giants beat the Dodgers and the Phillies swept Boston. Joe Black inspired by Leo Durocher, Dark extended his hitting streak to 22 as San Francisco won two. Philadelphia swept to 10th straight win with Gary. Washington edged the Yankees 2-0 in the opener, then New York rallied in game two behind Kuzava to even the twin bill.
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Oyunter
Pias
Joe Black
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Ben Wade Ma
Hasf
Ini
New York
Blick
Nively
Whitey Godleut
Giants
Jiennys Thompson
Alvin Dark
Davey Williams
Brooks
Dark
Nighter
Tpo
Lo Peotoms
Stan Musial
Weason
PHILS
Wadgers
Phillies
Braves
Yankees
Cleveland
Washington
Red Sox
Philadelphas
Browns
Tigers
Tod
Boston
Robin Roberts
Russ Meyer
del Ennis
Meyer
Sid Gordon
Boster
Cardinals
Reds
Millie Clack
Canvin Fatt
Dick Sisler
Enos Slaughter
Stac Musial
Julia Moreno
Im McDonald
Jackie Jensen
Pete Runnels Aingip
Mickey
Vernon
Letty Bob Kuzava
Geno
North-South All-Star high school game ends in 20 19 thriller
North Los Angeles hosts a tense Shrine All-Star football clash. The North squad, led by Milt Axt and Bob Puttergon, staged a second-quarter surge with three TDs but fell one conversion short, 20 19, as the South fought back with passing and defense. Brown 78 yards and Lederman 95 yards highlighted the backfield, while turnover momentum swung multiple times.
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Los Angeles
Coliseum
Milt Axt
San Francisco Poly
Bob Puttergon
Vallejo
Clarence Weraman
Hayward
Wessman
Doug Peters
Oakland Tech
Pix
T.D
South
Sandy Lederman
Santa Monica High
Rony Loudd
Jefferson
Baci
Bill Jacobs
North
Shasti
Fumbly
Dan Curtis
Bell
Gordon Chappel
Jack Hernalde
Bainin
High
Jac Rich
Richmond
Rich
Brown
Yaris
Sine
Lederman
Tousses Toy
North South
Ump Suspended for Sassin a Writer
St Louis umpire Bill McGowan was placed on indefinite suspension by AL President Will Harridge after a dispute with writer Billie Veech following Tigers Browns game. The incident began when Mapes was ruled out and escalated as McGowan refused to name the ejected player, drawing demands from the Detroit Free Press and the St Louis Republic for an apology amid accusations of arrogance.
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St. Louis
Bill McGowan
Trennie Owas
Will
McGowan
Billie Veech
East St
Tigers
Browns
Ganthee
Tiger
McGowes
Detger
Veech
Gowan Ban Wes
Thuy Hoeft
Yester the
Bask St. Louie
Garner
Robert Burne
Alan
Del Mar Raises Three Race Purses
Del Mar officials announced boosts to three major stakes raising purses by amounts of 10 000 on the Del Mar Handicap and Futurity and 9 000 on the Debutante. Futurity now targets about 520 000 with 08 eligibles slated for closing day September 6.
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del Mar
T. McKenney
Beavers Top Oaks On Homers In Portland Contest
Eddie Basinski and Frankie Ruskin homered as the Portland Beavers beat the Oakland Oaks 4 to 2 at Vaughn Street Park. Portland collected four hits off Bill Ayers and Johnny Van Cuyk, with Basinski delivering a go ahead two run blast in the fifth. Rafael Noble had three hits for Oakland and Lint closed it out for Portland.
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San Lorenzo
Jerry Krorckel
Oakland
Jerry
Krow
Hayward City
Alex Stewart
Bat Larsen
Bat
Artie
Tally
Arl
Amulenys
Ant
Roger Wilson
Vaughn Street Park
Portland
Portland Beavers
Eddie Besinstsi
Frankie Ruskn
Oakland Oaks
Acorns
Osk
Bill Ayers
Johnny van Cuyk
Hornees
Johnny Ostrowski
Ayers
Beavers
Hankett
Basinski
Beyo
Big Bill
Bazinski
Austin
Ong
L. van Cuyk
Himania
Ifiteher
Royce Lint
Hilless
Rafael Noble
Toukin Githart
Grel
Hone
Tyant
Oaks
Loyd Christopher
Roy Nicely
Noble
Sam Chapmant
Christopher
Lenny Neal
Portland Fisgar
Onbrhel
Paysrabe
Davina
Papertal
Kapernal
Rives
Baris
Barr
Ostrowsk
Inh
Austi
Bark
Ayen
van Guy
Agere
Webby
Ayens
Driver Praised For Hambletonian Victory by Sharp Note
Hoosier Kor nan, 74, becomes oldest Hambletonian winning driver guiding Sharp Note to a 13,000 crowd victory at Grid Time Park. Sharp Note owned by C. W. Clark of Dearborn, paid $47,236 winners share after three heats, overcoming a drenched track caused by rain and a postponed start. Johnny Simpson, hoping to become the youngest champ with Duke of Saltwater, rued the damp surface but praised the effort as the horse clicked through heats in 2:05, 2:02 3/3, and 2:03 2/5.
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Gostien
Fi Shively
Teddy Roosevelt
Sal
Sharp Note
Hambletonian
Hoosier Kornan
C. W. Clark
Dearborn
Miet
Johnny’ Simpson
Duke of
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Hayward Golf Chub
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Innit
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