Standings and score recap from major leagues
Major league results include Chicago and Detroit tying 4-4 in 11 innings, Kansas City defeating Cleveland 9-2 in 13 innings, and Washington routing Beason 8-0 at night. Probable pitchers listed for upcoming games include Porterfield and Derrienton, with National League and Pacific Coast League schedules and matchups noted.
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Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Newark
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Beason
Porterfiald
Anes
Uxban iQlerve
Garcia
Lacy
Derrienton
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Larsen
Moore
Pittsburg
New York
Pauadalphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mhiladelphia
Mucker
Barclay
Drysdale
Paykey
I — Milman
Sedicoai
Waukee
St. Louia
Vy McDaniel
Reno Silversox topples Sunsox in 14 inning slugfest
In a long California League game Reno Silversox beat Fresno 22-1 after 14 innings as Visalia and Stockton also posted big wins. Joe Gaines homered and singled for Reno while Luis Marquez drove in runs and Tex Monks provided late power. Portland contributed with four runs as the Redlegs surged early then held on.
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United Press
Fresno
Reno Silversox
Luis Marcuez
Axmiore
Beevers
Joe Gaines
Bob Dipietro Tex
Los Angeles
Pearsonri
Basmith
Battey
Lj Kellertdb
Oratton
iSullivane
Aamir
Gprow
Lapordayy
Neormaasy
Mickens
Totass Maes
Angeles
Seals Vernon
E—lammen
Pearson
Kelhere Sullivan
Hartatiald
Renna Xeough
Bath
Prout
Tsnese
Somers
Kerr
Lennam
Seals Rally Past LA as Mounties Sweep Sacramento
In the Pacific Coast League, the Seals beat Los Angeles 12-6 and the Mounties shut out Sacramento 3-0, with Seattle beating Portland 2-1. San Francisco won its series with Los Angeles and sits five games ahead of Vancouver, while Sacramento’s Tom Agosta homered for their 3-2 loss. Joe Gordon’s Seals and Bill Renna led the offense. George Bamberger pitched the Sacramento defeat.
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Pasa Na Bk
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Sacramento
Ban Dingo
Portland
Beniile
Hollywood
San Trancisco
Vancouvar
San Diego
Menthly
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Beattle
Josay
San Francisco
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Br United
Seals
Mounties
Porland
Seattle
Stars
Joe Gordon
Angels
John Sanese
Marty Keough
Bill Renna
Earl Battey
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IPC
Tom Agosta Jate
Louisville
George Bamberger
Jim Marshall
Marshall
Balinski
Rainiers
Basinski
Braves Blast Cards 13-2 for Fifth Straight Win
Milwaukee Braves crushed the St Louis Cardinals 13-2 as a late surge, with Red Schoendienst and Bob Hazle each collecting four hits. Lindy McDaniel started for the Cards, but Milwaukee piled up five extra-base hits and six first-inning runs. Dukes Snider homered for the Dodgers in a 9-2 win over the Cubs, while Smokey Burgess fueled Cincinnati with a three-run homer late and a later two-run shot.
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St. Louis
Braves
Cardinal
Fredy Hutchinson
Redbirds
Lindy McDaniel
Red Schoendienst
Bob Hazle
del Ric
Bob Bubi
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Robin Roberts
New York
Bob Nieman
Baltimore
Orioles
Yankees
Birds
Nellie Fox
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland
Schoendienst
del Ennis
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
West Covington
McDenitt
Hazle
Mathews
Covington
Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Clem Labine
Homer
Dukel Snider
Burgess
Smokey Burgess
Redlegs
Cap
George Crowe
Frank Robinson
Johnny Kippetein
San Jose Wins After 14 Inning Pitching Duel
In loop contests Steck defeated Salinas 10-2 while Modesto edged San SSE 2-1 after 14 innings. Fresno beat Bakersfield 9-2 as Bob Lee earned the win for San Jose with eight hits allowed. Frank Cornell took the loss after yielding 10 hits, including four singles in the 14th that produced the winning run.
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Steck Sond Salinas
San Sse
Modesto
Suel
Fresno
Bakersfield
Bob Lee
San Jose
Frank Cornell
Radio Log Sunday Baseball Schedule
Sunday radio schedule lists KFRC 1100 11:00 game of the day followed by KYA 30 minute Seals versus Vancouver baseball broadcast details for the afternoon.
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KFRC
Seals
Vancouver
KYA
Longden Breaks Leg Ends Jockey Career Bid
Del Mar Calif veteran jockey Johnny Longden, 47, English born, suffered a broken leg before the fourth race while riding Royal Zaca. He stalled speculation on whether the injury ends his 30 year career after securing 5090 wins. He was taken to Se Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Calif
Johnny Longden
Royal Zaca
Langden
Se Memorial
Jockey Longden Injured At Del Mar Gate Fall
Daily Review reports jockey Longden sustains fractures in both leg bones after being pinned between horse and gate at Del Mar. Doctor Fatt warns such breaks heal slowly, with a comeback possible in three to six months. Royal Zacy withdrawn. Longden had set a prior track record and earned nearly 17 million in purses over three decades, with retirement rumors two years earlier.
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R. V. Fatt
Longden
Alsmount
Royal Zacy
Longder
Game del Mar
Gordon Richards
Richards
Mark
Junior Tennis Finals Set in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica today Alen Fox of Beverly Hills faces fourth seed Larry Nagler of Roslyn Heights New York in the senior division finals. The match determines the junior tennis title as both players advance through the semifinals.
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Santa Monica
Alen Fox
Beverly Hills
Larry Nagler
Roslyn Heights
N.Y. Ln
Incles
Feller calls for major reforms in baseball after match remarks
Confused state comments by Feller target Commissioner Ford Frick and baseball's structure. He urged a four year term for a licensed commissioner, independence of minor league ownership, and an open draft after four pro seasons. Feller also criticizes owners for prioritizing money over the game's public relations. He will be honored in Cleveland with Indians Hall of Fame induction and a March of Dimes plaque.
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Junior Chamber of Com
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Sioner Ford Frick
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Siska
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Feler
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Indians
Hall of Fame
March of Dimes
Olson Faces McMurtry in Portland Boat
Olson, the former middleweight champ, climbs back from retirement to meet Pat McMurtry in an outdoor Pacific Coast heavyweight bout in Portland. McMurtry from Tecoma Washington aims to win early and earn a shot at Ray Harris as Olson seeks a September clash with German light heavyweight champion Han Stetz.
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Portland
Bobo Olson
Pat McMurtry
Olson
Archie Moore
McMurry
Bob
Ray Harris
Heather
Tex
Han Stetz
Sugar Ray Robinson
Port ‘Land
Akins Stops Hart in 8th Round
Virgil Akins knocked down Hart in the seventh and stopped Philadelphian Hart at 49 seconds of the eighth round in a ten round welterweight contest. Hart fought back, trading in the fifth and sixth rounds before Akins regained momentum with a decisive late surge.
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Cleveland
Sugar Hart
Virgil
Akins
Hart
Philadelphian
Seaonds
Hel
Ward Leads Field In La Jolla Golf
Ward dominates the second round at the Eel Joba Invitational held at La Jolla Country Club ahead of Harvie Ward of San Francisco as play begins under tough conditions on the tight course.
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la Jolla
Calif. Com
Harvie Ward
San Francisco
la Jella Country Club
Canadian gridiron tilt at Kezar draws small Canadian lineup
Canadian football makes its Northern California bow at Kezar Stadium with Edmonton Eskimos and Vandcoffers lineup featuring only five genuine Canadians in the starting backfield. Don Getty at quarterback guides Edmonton while Jackie Parker Rollie Miles Johnny Bright and Norm Wong share the backfield alongside a mix of American players for a 2 pm kickoff with ticket prices listed.
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San Francisco
Northern California
Edmonton Eskimos
Waranawawa BM Tian
GeUs Vauwuares
Sty Ssmiss
Don Getty
Edmonton
Jackie’ Parker
Rollie Miles
Johnny Bright
Normit Wong
Sharkey
I9er
Primo Villanueva
Pauljé Gamseran
UCLA
Cand Maury
Suncan
Vamcofiver
Roger Nelson
Ken Arkell
Jim
Carmicha
Rojiie Mil RE
Johnny Brighte
Foamy
Narme “Kwang
Three All Stars to Join 49ers in Early Week
MORAGA San Francisco. Party Niner Coach Frank Albert announced three college all stars will join the 49ers raising the roster to 21. Rookie Dave Hill from Michigan was cut. Former college stars John Brodie Stanford Jim Ridlon Syracuse and Mike Sandusky Maryland will report early next week.
Ramos to Hurl For Merchants
San Leandro high school pitcher John Ramos will start for the San Leandro Merchants against San Jose Welding Service at 2 pm in the local ballpark. Reese Dick, a former Hayward High pitcher, opposes him after pitching for San Jose State last season. Manager Vince Mungo will be without Rich Snares and Freddie Haller due to leg injuries. lineup includes Castillo Martin Crawford Ballard Mason Gamezza Gorman Fields and Ramos forming the pitching staff.
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San Leandro
Johnny Ramos
San Leandro High
San Leandro Merchants
San Jose Welding Service
Ramos
Hayward High
Reese Dick
San Jose State Spartans
Vince Mungo
Rich Snares
Freddie Haller
Bachman Shifted To Tackle For Eastbay All Stars Tilt
Washington High fullback Bill Bachman moved to tackle as Eastbay All-Stars drill at Alameda Naval Air Station. Lincol n of San Leandro injures foot may miss a week. Co coach Butler shifts lineup to shore up tackles for Aug 23 Kezar Stadium game.
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Chuck Butler
Eastbay All-Stars
Bill Lincoln
Bill Bachman
Lincoln
San Leandro High
Butler
Bachman
Steve Rubiolo
Oakland
Washington High
Alameda Naval Air Station Field
San Leandro
Peralta Hospital
Rainer
Huskies
Eastbay
O'Neal Cuterry
Castlemont
Phil Clifton
Elz Cerrito
Glen Harradine
Alaly Meds
Herm Arenda
Liberty
Westbay Stars
Corcoach
Stu Carter
San Francisco
Kezar Stadium
No Sunday Ball Law Called Tyranny in Vancouver Case
In Vancouver British Columbia a Sunday baseball dispute involving the Pacific Coast League Mounties centered on charges they violated the Lord's Day Act with a May 5 double-header. Senator J Deb Harris argued the case against Sunday restrictions, stating that those urging strict Sunday observance would impose minority will on the majority, while a plebiscite favored Sunday sport. The matter was remanded until next Friday for a ruling.
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Vancouver
B.C
Vancouver Mounties
Mounties
J. Deb Harris
Cess
Giants Overcome College All Stars At Soldier Field
In Chicago 75000 fans watched the New York Giants defeat the College All Stars 22 to 12 at rain soaked Soldier Field. Chuck Conerly connected with Ken MacAdee for two TDs, and Ben Agajanian kicked two field goals. John Brodie led the All Stars with passes to Jon Arnett and Ben Kramer as Abe Woodson sparked a drive with a 13 yard reverse. Paige Cothren added two field goals for the All Stars.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Soldier Field
Collegians
Ddie
Chuck Conerly
Ken MacAdee
Conerly
Ben Agajatan
Giants
Jone
John Brodie
Jon Arnett
Southern California
Ben Kramer
Michigan
Abe Woodson
Illinoie
Brodie
Billy’ Ray Barnes
Wake Forest
Paige Cothren
Mississippi
All-Stars
Calhoun Forfeits Amateur Status Marin TV Wedding
Olympic 10 meter hurdles champion Lee Calhoun married on a national TV program defying AAU rules that would automatically strip amateur status. AAU executive secretary Dan Ferris called the ceremony an exploitation of Calhoun’s athletic fame. Calhoun, 24, said he would appeal the action.
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New York
Lee Calhoun
Furether
Amateur Athletic Union
North Carolina
Calhoun
AAU
Gwendolyn Bannister
Dan Ferris
Secetary
Culbreath Breaks 440 Yard Hurdle Record
Josh Culbreath of Norristown Pa. broke the world record for 440 yard hurdles with a 50.5 second clocking at a meet in Oslo Norway. The previous record of 51.3 was held by Yuri Lituyev of Russia while Gerhard Footgther of South Africa lowered it to 50.8 last April awaiting ratification.
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Norway
Ins
Josh Culbreath
Norristown
Russia
Yuri Lituyev
Gerhard Fotghter
South Africa
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