Seals Rally Fails as A's Win 8 0 in Front of Small Crowd
Oakland blanked San Francisco 8 0 despite a crowd of about 113. Brick Laws laments gate profits as visiting team earns 40 percent. Jim Marshall ends a long slump with a 3 RBI night while Lenny Neal nets $200 tale award for throwing out the most baserunners.
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Jim Warshall
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Oaks End Skein in Beating Seals. Van Duyk Pitches Shutout
In San Francisco, Oakland’s Chis Van Duyk pitched his second shutout of the year as the Oaks defeated Sacramento 4 0. Marshall and Consolo led a big first inning rally, with Metkovich and Jorgensen driving in runs. Sevilla, Neal, Guitti, and Consolo contributed key hits as Oakland pulled away and snapped 25 scoreless innings by the Seals.
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Chis van ‘Duyk
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Consolo
Jwitch
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Gene Bearden
Don Meitoza
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Art Guitti
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Bill Werle
Jim ‘Robertson
Bob Garber
Buzz Clarkson
Steve Bilko
Bob Coates
Jim Brosnan
Turk -Lown
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Joence Maddern
Daley
Los Angeles Faces Redskins In Exhibition Showdown
The Rams, eight point favorites, boast a veteran lineup while the Redskins debut seven new starters on offense and defense. Eddie Lebaron leads the Rams with Johnny Carson and Ralph Thomas as receiving threats, and a tough pass defense. Washington counters with a speedy backfield featuring Mona Rching and Vir Janowicz, plus Bob Goode at fullback, aiming to upset Los Angeles before 70,000 fans.
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Rani Jandwice
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Gene
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San Francisco and Oakland Turn in Jagged Palm Beach Sports Odds
Fragmented recap of early 20th century Pacific coast racing and national league baseball results. Mentions San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Oakland, and Seattle with scattered standings, pitcher notes, and upcoming games. Sporadic team names and scores appear without coherent narrative.
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Aussies Polish Off Italy In Davis Cup Final Match
In Washington yesterday Aussie players dominated the Davis Cup final rounds. Sutterfield led Australia to a 3-0 sweep over Italy with Lew Hoad and Kei Rosewall securing victories. Pietrangeli and Sirola were defeated as the Australians showcased strong serving and consistent groundstrokes.
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Philadelpha
Bev Sutterfield
Itgalia
Italy
Saksi
Rsan-Tv
Germantown
Kean Rosewall
Orlando Sirola
Australie
Nicola Pietrangeli
What's Wrong With Minor Leagues Editor's Note
A multi-voice report surveys minor league baseball turmoil as major broadcast pressure and uneven funding threaten parks. Presidents from the Eastern, Cotton States, California, and other leagues blame TV radio and finances for franchise losses and season instability nationwide.
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Alrsady
Yankees Rally Pushes Ahead in Pennant Chase
The awakened Yankees surged to the lead with a 13-6 win over the Red Sox, backed by a seven-run burst, while Larsen earned his fifth victory as New York built daylight on the pack. McMahon, Mantle, and Berra contributed in a game that featured four home runs and heavy hitting across the league. The victory followed other key results including the Tigers beating the Indians 7-0 and the White Sox climbing to second, with Giants and Cardinals maintaining positions in the tight race.
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Mickey Mantie
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Herb Bauer
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Dick Kases
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Sal Maglie
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Hardy Leaves Diamond For Trial on Gridiron
San Francisco 49ers try baseball star Carroll Hardy from Colorado as defensive back and punter. He played in Reading and Shrine East West game and aims to break into offense. Hardy notes tough camp ahead but brings strong kicking and versatility to a deep roster.
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Boxing Rivalry Headlines Radio Sports Log
Boxing bout Bob Satterfleet faces Nina Valder at 6 PM local time. Baseball games Seals versus Oake ESPO and KUM. Also St Dowie hosts Mil weasies at 2:05 PM on ROX.
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Nina Valder
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Oake
FIGHT RESULTS FROM SLMIRA NEW YORK BOXING CARD
A scrambled boxing results note from Slmira New York reports multiple bouts with fighters including Havane Cuba, Flanagan, St Pat Ag, and Muskeear Mies. Incomplete names and scores are interwoven with places like Pasadena and San Francisco, referencing knockouts and decisions in a cluttered summary.
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No Visitors Sign Put Up At 49er Camp Moraga
Moraga insiders report No Visitors sign up at Saint Marys camp as coach Red Strader limits access while preparing for the exhibition season. Duke Hugh McElhenny’s foot injury keeps him from practicing, with Cerroll Hardy expected to see action in his place as the 49ers ready for a high-stakes game versus the New York Giants in Seattle this Saturday.
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East Bay Grid Stars Show Polish in Drills
East Bay grid stars tighten drills ahead of the classic clash with West Bay at Alameda Lincoln Park. Bay teams showcase players like Carl Olsiewski and Ray Shorum while injuries and lineup debates shape preparations for the anticipated eve of the big game.
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Lorenza Reb
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Australian doubles team withdraws from national tennis event
At Chestnut Hill Mass top seeded tandems advance as 5th national doubles championships proceed. The second seeded Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall default after Australian Davis Cup coach Harry Hopman withdraws them to preserve players for cup challenges.
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Valdes Fights Satterfield On TV Tonight
Cuban Valdes 30, 83 wins against Satterfield 31 with 92 victories 11 losses in a 12 round Chicago bout on KGO TV at 7. The title shot deferral to at least six months keeps Valdes busy while Satterfield pursues a potential light heavyweight or heavyweight title return.
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