East Bay All Stars Scrimmage Drills For Charity Tilt
In San Francisco and Alameda County youth football squads under coaches Walgatt Moffett and Elston Axt prepared for a Sunday August 21 charity game at Saint Ignatius field Kezar Stadium. East Bay and West Bay players trained at Lincoln Park Alameda with emphasis on contact work and passing combinations. Tickets for the 2 pm game are on sale through local shops and agencies.
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Firemen to Oppose Police In Little Loop Title Game
Winton school starts at 2 pm as Fire Department aims to defend title with Darrell Harrelson and Gary ly delivering key plays. Police Department clash after 20-30 Sauza division pitchers struggled in a tense late rally. Randy Jensen led offense with two hits in a narrow loss. box scores follow.
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Randy Jensen
All Star Roster Chosen For W T Leagues Event
Dean Davenport announces the 33 player All Star roster for the W T Leagues with 58 names from Centerville and teams like National and American League stars set to compete in Livermore on Aug 16 and Aug 18 respectively. Top NL players include Amaral Burgess Maurer Wood and others while AL leaders feature Tregiawn Hammers Grace and Brown among many others.
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Oj Paul
Aonesienh
Washington Township
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Pail, Inc
Dean Davenport
Livermore
Boys Cluo
Roger Amaral
Giernibor
Sammy Burgess
Gary ‘Maurer
Selowment
Jim Wood
Sear Rec
Billy
Herbert Goss
Passco
John Ochor
VFW
Richard Tregiawn
Central Chevrolet
Ar. Orta
Kiwanis-Ree
Fen Hammers
RickMark
Hugh Grace
Wayne Pierce
Gary Qt Bresatey
Dennis Brown
Central Chevrole Ree
Richard Corey
Vail’s
Gary "Martinis
Guvnn Kiwanis-Ree
Larry’ Guarilmnavo
Jack’ Martin
Vails Services Tot
Rickard Scone
Holy Rosary
Flag Races and Baseball Standings Across Multiple Cities
Pacific Coast leagues tally results for Seattle Hollywood Oakland and others with standings showing Seattle 12 and Los Angeles 7 in some matchups. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Sacramento at Oakland and San Francisco at Portland among others, plus National League and American League results and postponed games.
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Holiwood
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Portland
Geay Qaxland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Oakland
Seatile
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Hollywoeg
Little League Beet piant in mavaed Pe ty champions
WA Department vs Fire Department game recap notes a dramatic league matchup with standout plays and a decisive finish. Details indicate a high energy contest featuring local teams and key performances shaping the outcome.
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Dutch Girls Lower World Mile Freestyle Record
In UTRECET Netherlands two teenage Dutch swimmers Lenie De Nijs and Mark Kok swam alone to beat the world mark for the one mile freestyle. De Nijs clocked 22 minutes 05.5 seconds and Kok 22 minutes 27.1 seconds, surpassing the previous 22:51.6 set by Judie Davies.
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Holland
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Kok
Judie Davies
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Avas
Rosburg Holds Lead at World Golf Championship
Chicago's Tam O Shanter hosts the world golf championship where 28-year-old Bob Rosburg from Palo Alto, California leads with an 11 under par total of 133 after two rounds. Wally Ulrich trails two strokes behind with 135 as Littler Krak stumble from the first-round ties.
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Pudgy
Bob Rosburg
Shanter Country Club
Palo- Alig
Cal
Rosburg
Wally Ulrich
Rochester
Minn
Pas Ulrich
Gene Litter
Palm Springs
Calif
Mike Krak
Louisville
Littler
Bo Winninger
Oklahoma “City
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Jay Hebert
Woodsmere
L.1
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Krak
Waytis Rosburg
Henry ‘Ransom
St. Andrews
Doug Sanders
University of Florida
Watts Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Fay Crackés
Montevideo
Uru
Guay
Patty Bets
Miss Crocker
Tor
Otis Besy Hicks
Mary Jenaau
Glenmoor's Farm Team Triumphs Twice in Series
Glenmoor's Farm Team of Washington Township beat Niles farm team 5 2 in a late rally and then defeated Central Chevrolet 4 3. Don Hillman earned two wins, going two for two with four RBIs and eight strikeouts in the Central game while Hillman also homered in the Niles win. Charles Main and Dick Tregan shared Central pitching as Glenmoor led throughout both contests. George LaFor added two hits and Bob Gozzard homered for Glenmoor.
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Central Chevrolet
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Charles Main
Dick Treg- Jawn
Central
George LaFor
Bob Gozzard
Beale faces Portland in Sunday baseball clash
In Sunday baseball action, Beale meets Portland with Oske and Sacra as featured players. Levin also to start, aiming for a strong performance against the Portland squad.
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Sacra
Levin
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Indians Take Lead With Double Win Over Sox
The Cleveland Indians moved one game ahead in the American League standings after a 6-5 victory and a 13-0 rout, powered by a grand slam from Jim Hegan and timely hitting. Bob Lemon pitched through a hurt right shoulder to keep the pace, while the White Sox and Tigers stumbled amid rain delays and heavy offense from New York and Cleveland.
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Kansas City
Booby Avila
New York
Jim Hegan
Hurricane Connie
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Vic Weroule
Indians
Sal Mag
Connie
White Sox
Deforeree Tews
Brooklyn
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Dodgers
Nelwaukee
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St Louis
Cincinnati
Bob Rush
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Wally Moon
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Stan Palys
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Luis Arroyo
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Moguls scout four young stars in Oaks tilt
Daily Review Sports reports big league moguls plan to scout four top prospects in the Oaks games. Freddie Besana, John Briggs, Sunland Beam and Harry Bright are highlighted with attention from Hank Greenberg, Bill Veeck and Cubs executive Rowland. The showcase could have nine clubs represented as Besana and Briggs continue their Sacramento duel from last Saturday.
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Freddie Besana
Char Emeryville
Sacramento
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Har
Ry Bright
Solon
Hank Greenberg
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
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Chicago Cubs
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Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Mattick
Cincinnati
Dario: Ledizani
White Sox
Charlie Walgreen
Red Sox
Eddie ‘Montague
Giati‘s
Sacramentoy
Gaks
Kretlow Dominates Stars for 12th Win in Pacific Coast League
Lou Kretlow pitched 11 hits over nine innings to subdue the Hollywood Stars and push his record to 12 wins in the Pacific Coast League opener. Jerry Zuvela drove in five runs with a homer, a double and two singles as the Rainiers expanded their lead over second place Hollywood.
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United Pres Sports
Wilter Seattle
Loudow
Hollywood
Jerry Zuvela
Rainiers
Hoillywood
Kretlow
George Freese
Fred Hutchinson
Tighthender
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Bill Glynn
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San Diego
Padres
Wayne Belardi
San Francisco
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Karl Drews
Angels
Diego
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Chet. Johnson
Jim Brosnan
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al Peder
J Hay
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Sally
Solons
Ed Mickelson
Sealy
Tor
Belardi
Richie Myars
Carl Scheib
Marshall
Drews
Johnny Jorgensen
George Metkovich
Sacramerito
Singgle
Rufus Crawford
Ce Brovia
Eror
Qaktand
Jorgensen
Metkovich
Jerry ‘Streeter
Brogia
Olson Favored To Score Win Over Martinez
Olson, Portland bout favorite at Multnomah Stadium as Middleweight contender Carl Olson meets Jimmy Martinez in a non title fight. Olson seeks rebound after June 1 knockout by Archie Moore, facing a foe with eight losses in BI starts and recent wins over Bobby Dykes and Pedro Gonzales.
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Olson
Archie Moore
Jimmy Martinez
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Moore
Archie
Phoenix
Ariz
Bobby Dykes
Pedro
Gonzales
Willie Pastrano
Olsort
Joey Giambra
San Francisco
Sugar
Ray Robinson
Racing Dates Set for Moport Montpelier Hunt Season
The Montpelier Hunt Association and Nai plechase committee announced the season opens on the Eastern seaboard with a two day meeting at Fair Hill, Sept 10, and ends with the one day Montpelier Hunt at Montpelier Station, Virginia.
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Nai Plechase
Hunt Associat
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Green to Tangle With Washington in Hollywood Boxing
Charlie Green, a middleweight contender, meets Junius Washington in a Hollywood bout tonight. Green, ex California 160-pound champ, is a 13-5 favorite. Oakland rival Billy Console is seen as the top challenger. The card drew 888 in attendance amid strong interest in the four young fighters and rising purses.
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Junius Washington
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Milo Savage
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Neal
Vaughn
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Metkovich
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Calily
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Donovan Set to Return to White Sox in Detroit
Chicago White Sox pitcher Dick Donovan, sidelined since July 31 after an appendectomy, is expected to rejoin the club today in Detroit. He had compiled a strong season before his injury.
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Dick Donovan
Detroit
Donovan
Sean
Outdoorsmen Triumph 5-3 To Claim First-Half Title
Outdoorsmen de fe defeated the San Lorenzo Cubs 5 to 3 to win the first-half Hayward Area Recreation district junior baseball league title. Billy Coleman tripled for the Outdoorsmen and Lon Rooney snagged two Cubs hits as Jay Opperman earned the win with four hits allowed, 10 strikeouts, and four walks. Gary Peterson took the loss with four hits, six strikeouts, and five walks.
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Valley Outdoorsmen
San Lorenzo Cutes
Bret Harte
Hayward Area Recreation District
Commerce
Baseball League
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Casio
Valley Boys
Billy Coleman
Lon Rooney
Jay Opperman
Gary ‘Pehrson
Piavec
Ad Lough
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Tanderbla
Ports Extend California League Lead With 25-5 Win
Ports beat Fresno 25-5 to extend their lead in the California league while Cardinals trail in second place. Tom Munoz homered with a honeyed infield, Jim Keating hit two triples, and Portland’s offense surged. In other games, San Jose overwhelmed Reno 14-2 with Ted Bowsfield fanning 14. Bakersfield topped Salinas, and Visalia defeated Modesto 4-3.
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Stockton
Reef Pieher
Bob Murphy
Fresno
Ports
Towo
Cardinals
Tom Munoz
Honeyhoard
Arate
Jim Keating
San Jose
Reno
Ted
Bowsfield
Ary Cudeke
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Salirias
Virsalia
Modesto
All-Stars Sparkle as Browns Fall 30 to 27
The All-Stars defeated the Cleveland Browns 30 to 27 in a pro exhibition before 75,000 fans at Soldier Field. Tad Weed and Guglielmi starred for the All-Stars, overcoming an early 20 to 17 halftime deficit. The Browns, missing Otto, faced a tougher challenge without their star and were stopped from reasserting control in the second half.
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Lambeau
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Chicago
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