Lions win second straight over All Stars at Soldier Field
Dwain notes Detroit Lions defeated the collegiate All Stars 31 to 6 at Soldier Field marking the second straight win for a pro team over the All Stars since 1934. He cites new talent, key performances by Tom Dubinski and Doak Walker, and a strong Lions lineup including Leon Hart, Jim Martin, Cloyce Box, and Les Bingaman.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Detroit Lions
Lions
All Stars
Chicago Bears
NFL
Lion
San Franciscooasers
Losangeles Rams
Bears
George Halas
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Coe Comeback Secures U.S. Amateur Trophy
Charley Coe of Oklahoma City staged a dramatic comeback to win the U S Amateur Championship in London Ontario. Coe salvaged the title for the United States team claiming the Americas Cup at the tournament.
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London
Ont
United States
Charley Coe
Oklahoma City
Lions Crush College All Stars 31–6 at Soldier Field
Detroit Lions overpower College All-Stars 31 to 6 in Chicago. Lions pile up 17 points in the opening period, set a rushing first-down record with 14, gain 250 rushing yards to 62 for the collegians, and add 211 passing yards to 82. Doak Walker scores, Jim Doran returns a fumble 34 yards for a fourth-period TD. Crowds reach 93,470 as pros win their fourth straight classic.
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INS
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
Lions
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Collegians
Zeke Bratowski
Georgia
Bratowski
Brillance
Johnny Lattner
Notre Dame
Thurl
Man McGraw
Jim Martin
Jack Christiansen
Lattner
Doak Walker
Ntil
Lew Carpenter
Very Switzer
Kansas
All-Stars
Jerry Hilgenberg
Town
Tom Dublinski
Carpenter
Jim Doran
Neil Worden
Detroit Lions All Stars Lineup and College All Stars Rosters
A fragmented listing shows Detroit Lions players in positions across ends tackles guards and backs with multiple names. The text also presents college all stars by position and school, including Massey Texas Cal Georgia. Beatty Mississippi Schraider Notre Dame Tanner Stanford McHenry Washington, and many more, plus scoring details and team statistics.
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Dethoit Lions
Dibble
Gandec
Rox
Creekimir
Arate
Martin
Sewel
Bingaman
Torgeso
Schmidt
Siontel
Miller Ane
Hart
Dorm
Cain
Buareerhaek
Dublieski
Gilibarks — Walker
Gita Day Ryte
Tanner
Stansford
McHenry
Washington
State
Williams
Deltrick
Maryland
Herkammer
Purd Campen
UCLA
McElroy
Nowlan
Southern Methouti
Frea
Villanova
Feet Lainey
Notre
Tipameh
Natan
Marinsng
Switzer
Kansas State
Cavazos
Texas
Allman
West Virginiay
Baseball Schedule Fragments From Old Paper
Fragmentary OCR lists may provide partial baseball matchups with teams including San Francisco New York and others. The text shows times like 2 10 p m and 4 30 pm and mentions franchise affiliations though exact teams and dates are unclear.
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Seal- Gun
San
Franicisea Fers
New York
KPAC
Wrestling and Football Broadcasts Across Local Stations
TV sports log lists wrestling and boxing events on KGOSTV KPIXI GO-TV and KGO-TV KRON with matchups including USC versus Indiana and Seals versus Sacrae and a 1963 season note. Details are fragmentary with times around 245 p m and 0 p m, reflecting a busy broadcast slate.
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Bageball
KPIXI
Go-Tv
USC
Indiana
Kco-Tv
Kgo-Tv
KRON
Reds Pac League Lead Grows After 7-5 Win
Modesto Reds extended their CA league lead with a 7-5 victory over Channel Cities. Visalia Cubs climbed to second by blasting San Jose 4-3, widening the gap to two games. Reds fell behind 3-0 in the first before rallying with five runs in the third on six hits, including doubles by Jim Keating and Russ Derry. Oilers loaded the bases in the ninth but a game-ending double play sealed the win.
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Modesto
Channel Cities
Visalia Cubs
San Jose
Reds
Oilers
Jim Keating
Russ Derry
Washington Senators
Harsman
Minnie Minoza
Nelson Fox
Jim‘Finigan
A’s
Marion Fricano
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphi Phillies
Bob Friend
Agke Thies
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Redlegs
Oaks
Seattle
Suds
Oakland
Byrne
Nagy
Spider Jorgen
Son
Neryap Oaks
George Bamberger
Islands
Chris Yap
Larsen Upset By Aussie's Hartwig
In the 73rd Newport Casino Invitational semifinals action Ken Rosenall of Australia fell to third seed Straight Clark of Pasadena. Art Larsen of San Leandro lost to Rex Hartwig of Australia. Richardson defeated Rov Emerson and Jack Frost of Monterey shocked Vic Seixas, highlighting a day of upsets as top seeds fell.
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Newport Casino
Ken Rosenall
Australia
Clark
Pasadena
Calif
Art Larsen
San Leangro
Rex Hartwig
Erskine and Furillo Propel Dodgers to Narrow Pennant Push
Dodgers pitcher Carl Erskine earned his 15th win with a nine strikeout effort against the Giants, lifting Brooklyn to a 3-2 victory as Gil Hodges and Furillo provided the decisive seventh inning blast. Furillo, back atop form with a .344 season total, belted the game winner and eyes a late surge to spark a possible rally. Giants, Braves, Indians, Yankees, and A’s also won as October pennant races tighten across the leagues.
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Erskine
Don Mueller
Mortie Irvin
Mays
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Furillo
Marv Grissom
Visitors Present Different Cast In Kezar Stadium Game
San Francisco 49ers face the New York Giants in an exhibition at Kezar Stadium tomorrow after a 42-14 opening win. The Giants, under new coach Jim Lee Howell, seek to end a two-game skid against San Francisco while key players like Arnie Weinmeister are out and Eddie Price tops their backfield in a test of who leads early in the 1954 NFL season.
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Fort Ord
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Newsyeter
Gene
Steve
Owen
Jim Lee Howell
Howell
Chuck Conerly
Arnold Giliffa
Don Heinrich
Los Angeles Rama
Portland
ASB
Arnie ‘Weinmeister
Vancouver
Weinmeister
Eddie Price
Tulane
Joe Perry
Kyle
Rate
Fang
Southern Methodist
Notre Dame
Emlen Tunnell
Frank Gifford
Cully
Southern California
Earl Putnam
Dick Wilkins
Oregon
Los Angeles
Buck Shaw
Hugh McElhenny
Jet
Joe Arenas
Tittle
Padres win with a one hitter over Stars
San Diego pitchers blanked the Hollywood Stars 2-0 as Eddie Brantt delivered the deciding hit. The Padres improved to a fourth straight win and closed to within a half game of the Pacific Coast League lead behind Lefty O'Doul's club.
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San Diego
Pacific
Hollywood Stars
Eddie Brantt
Lefty O'Doul
Flag Races in Pacific Coast National and American Leagues
Flag Races provides a complete summary of standings across the Pacific Coast National and American Leagues, with standings and key results summarized for readers on the specified page of iodey’s Review.
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Iodey
Rainiers blank Oakland. Giants win big in San Diego series
In secondary action Seattle Rainiers shut out Oakland 4-0 while San Francisco held Sacramento 9-8 and Los Angeles crushed Portland 12-3. Erautt Who credited with 20 Hollywood wins in 1946 suffered a late setback as Lee Walls and Tom Seffell sparked the visitors. Joe Brovia drove in five for San Francisco aiding an early 8-0 lead, but Sacramento rallied to 8-4 before Nippy Jones was thrown out at the plate on a relay from right. Ken Gables took the loss. Bill Bradford earned the win. The Angels boosted their standings by routing Portland 15 hits and doubling up with a four-run burst in the fourth and a late three-run cushion. Tommy Brown homered as Los Angeles sent Bill Roemler to the pin in the fourth.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Portland
Erautt
Hollywood
Lee Walls
Dinoso
Harry Elliott
Rudy Peterson
San Diego
Joe Brovia
Sacs
Nippy Jones
Ken Gables
Bill Bradford
Angels
Bubba Puree Kerkie
Fon
Wheruds
Oaks Wind Up Series With Suds Then Move Into Portland
Seattle manager Chuck Dressen’s Oaks wrap a series with a 4-0 loss to Steve Nagy and the Suds. Tommy Byrne aims for his 7th win as Jim Atkins seeks more starts after a 5 of 11 record. Postgame, Oakland heads to Portland for a double header against the Beavers before a homestand in Emeryville versus San Francisco.
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Chuck Dressen
Sick Stadium
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Jerry .Priddy
Dressen
Jim Atkins
Bes-avers
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Emeryvile
San Francisco’ Seals
Steve Nagy
Crosby blocks Rickey rebuilding plan for Pirates
Branch Rickey will be eased out of the Pirates front office as Bing Crosby refuses to fund an expensive rebuilding plan. Rickey, who owns 20 percent of the club, is set to become advisor and chief scout next year after his son announced the elder Rickey would step down as general manager in November 1959 following a decade in the Pirates’ front office.
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Branch Rickey, Jr
Rickey, Sr
Generals
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Forbes Field
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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Rickey, JR
Rickey Sr
Rickey Jr
Rickey ~ Sr
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Appreciation Night Slated for Washington Township Softball
Centerville details a player appreciation night set for Aug. 20 at Washington Union High School with eight games in a doubleheader, including an all-star team game and a girls match. Tickets priced 35 cents each or three for a dollar fund a season end banquet for softball players.
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Washington Township Softball Association
Arthur Belhaw
Washington Union High School
Pam
Theem-Wedge
Ise
Belshaw
Venice and Colton square off in regional Little League final
Venice and Colton met in a regional final to decide which nine advance to Williamsport. The game featured noted players Pope Moss Housely Ruterman Grajeda and Osadezuk as key contributors in a high stakes playoff for a spot in the Little League World Series.
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Calif
Venice
Colton
Williamsport
Pope
R. Moss
Housely
Ruterman and
Grajeda
Marineau
Osadezuk
Fragmented Grid Rosters with Incomplete Names and Numbers
Readable fragments show a dense roster list including players such as Ben Frenciste Gordy Sellau Doug Hogland Nick Fener and many others with partial positions and numbers. The text resembles a team sheet or scorecard with inconsistent punctuation and missing context.
Heinrich May Not See Action For Giants
Don Heinrich, former All American quarterback from Washington and a candidate for the first string job with the New York Giants, may not be able to play in tomorrow's game against the San Francisco 49ers at Kesar Stadium. He is ending his terminal Army leave and had to report to Fort Ord for incharge. It is unclear if he will be released in time to suit up for the game.
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Detroit
Tom Dublinski
Layne
Utah
Mountain
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Doak Walker
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Jim Martin
Cloyce Box
Dorne Dibie
Sonny Gandee
Jim Cairn
Jim Doran
Pavcheck
Cleveland
of Honse
Paul Brown
Doran
Gordon Soltsu
San Francisco Aters
Hae
Spears
Soltay
Hhe Yeins
Aser
New York Giants
Kewar Stadium
Soltau
Don, Heinrich
Washington
San Francisco 49Ers
Kesar Stadium
Army
Heinrich
Fort Ord
Hied Incharge
Lme
Toski Takes Lead In Tam Golf Tourney
Toski holds first round lead at Tam O'Shanter world tournament with 67 63 for 132 total, three ahead of Johnny Palmer and Dutch Harrison at 135. Burkemo Fazio Burke Jr. Thomson in pursuit at 136. Berg leads women with 88 on day two for 144 total. Arnold Palmer leads men's amateur with 48 70 for 118, three clear of Frank Stranahan.
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Tiny Bob Youki
Tam O'Shanter
Livingston
Toski
Johnny Palmer
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N.C
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Australia
Patty Berg
Arnold Palmer
Cleveland
Frank Stranahan
Toljedo
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