Pro Football Exhibition in Francisco Skirmish
A charity exhibition in San Francisco features the 49ers versus the Redskins before about 30,000 fans. Sammy Baugh and Harry Gilmer headline the Redskin attack while Frankie Albert and Y. A. Tittle lead the 49ers. Nicky Feher anchors the Forty Niners line as both teams vie for early momentum in a spirited, appearance-filled matchup.
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Australians Chestnut IIL Maas Upset Seekers in Meet
A team led by Earl Cochell and 17 year old Richardson faces Australians Chestnut IIL Maas in a tense match today. Ken McGregey and Tian contribute as key players in the 1d Flares event.
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Ex-Bank Robber Heads Game Fixing Ring
A Kansas City mob fixer tied to a 1940s Bradley University basketball scandal was indicted with players Gene Melchiorre Bill Mann and George Chianakas. The ring allegedly fixed games for bribes up to 500 dollars per player and included multiple associates with plans to shave point spreads.
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Indians and Yankees in first place tie. Sox win big
MLB roundup shows Chisox defeating Cleveland 7 1 and 8 3 to tighten the pennant race with New York, while the Yankees rout the Athletics 3 2 behind Stubby Overmire. Giants, Dodgers, and Cardinals notch key wins as standings tighten.
Far Western AAU Meet Opens With Hayward Entries
Hayward Plunge Swim Club to enter five divers and three swimmers at the Far Western AAU meet at San Francisco’s Walker pool on August 24. Notables include Darrel Helovich, a 14 year old speedball prospect, competing in three junior events plus the 200 meter backstroke and 40 meter freestyle. Board members Brooke Vincent and Don Montgomery will attend, with divers in the under ten and seniors events. The event draws swimmers and divers from ten western states and Hawaii.
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Sierra Rivers Yield Mixed Fishing in Week 17 Report
Vlee notes high country streams and lakes remain best fishing fleets across 14 Sierra watersheds with generally fair to slow catches. Reports from Trinity and Shasta areas describe slow to fair fishing amid hot weather. some trout and bass caught with variable water conditions across Tehama, Butte, Modoc, and neighboring regions. overall conditions encourage patience as streams run low and temperatures stay high.
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Oaks Stars Win 11-4 In Burnt Down Yard Tale
In Emeryville before 4506 fans, the Oaks beat the Acorns 11-4 as Johnny Lindell drove in runs with a grand slam in the seventh and Pavlick, Pavlick and Weatherly sparked a five-run first two innings. Vander Meer to start series opener. Gettel left with forearm injury.
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Roy Weatherly
Don Padgett
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Lou Barbour
Lloyd Little
Mike Sandlock
George Schmers
Dino Resteili
Christopher
Westerns Clinch Series With 21 17 Win Over Panthers
Westerns clinched the series with a 21 to 17 victory over the Panthers last night. Baker of the Westerners beat Bilmex Anderson in a special quarter mile race.
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Seals Rally? Standings and Friday Baseball Results
Pacific Coast League results from Friday include Los Angeles over San Francisco five to one and Oakland beating Nellywood four to eleven. Standings show Los Angeles 73-30, Hollywood 80-62, Sacramento 66-? with Seattle at 2-? and Portland 10-? as teams jockey for position. Tonight’s games feature Portland at San Francisco, Oakland at Sacramento, and Los Angeles hosting Los Angeles in a slate of night contests.
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Portland Pirates Rally Past San Diego Dodgers in Playoff Tilt
Portland pitcher Pieretti starved San Diego of hits as Portland rolled to a 16 to 1 victory. Basinski supplied two homers and steady hitting while Beavers slipped to fourth as Los Angeles closed the title gap and Sacramento topped Seattle.
Chavez Bleeds To Victory In 9th Round
In Hollywood California Fabela Chavez the state featherweight champion won a 10 round non title bout against Baby Face Gutierrez after a ninth round cut forced Chavez to retire. Referee Charley Randolph ruled Chavez ahead on points and awarded the decision despite Gutierrez protests. Chavez suffered a facial gash from an accidental butt but remained the victor.
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Del Mar Handicap Draws Top Weight For Bing CrosbyMeet
Del Mar California top weight of 120 pounds is assigned for today's San Diego handicap at Del Mar. Blue Reading, a standout from last year, seeks another major prize after winning the Bing Crosby handicap early in the meeting.
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Browns crush All-Stars 63 0 in Soldier Field classic
Coach Paul Brown's maraners routed the Collegians 63 to 0 in the All-Star classic at Soldier Field. Crowd of about 2,190 boosted receipts to a record for the event despite the lopsided score.
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YMI No. L expands lead in hot A-2 league race
YMI No. L defeated Lockerby Pontiac 13 to something to tighten its hold atop the A-2 standings with 12 wins in 14 games as pitcher Jin Everidge allowed a four hitter and nine strikeouts. Center Gardener Bill Schmidt led the offense with a homer among three hits, while Eddy Ferrera Leroy Nala Timmy Johnson and others contributed. The Native Sons moved within a half game behind after beating the American Legion No. 649 by forfeit as the Midgit circuit faced a shaky night with scattered hits and nine strikeouts by Tink Morris driving a one-hit five-inning gem.
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Funeral services for Otis Crandall former Giants pitcher
Otis Bar Crandall aged 63, a former pitcher for the New York Giants and Oakland and Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League, will have funeral services Monday in California. He died after a long illness following a stroke that left him paralyzed.
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