McElhenny Sidelined as 49ers Face Giants in Exhibition
San Francisco 49ers rest Hugh McElhenny for the Seattle exhibition at University of Washington Stadium. Y. A. Tittle leads a backfield with Joe Perry and John Henry Johnson as Bobby White starts in place of McElhenny. Giants’ offense features Chuck Conerley and Don Heinrich at quarterback with Kyle Rote and Frank Gifford.
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Tribe's Score Bonus Pays Off For Indians Rookie Hero
In New York reports, Herb Score, rookie of the year candidate for Cleveland, drives a 5 3 win over Washington to snap a three-game slide and narrow the gap with Chicago. Score fanned 13, raising his season total to 19.2 strikeouts in 180 innings. The Indians trail the Yankees by one game as the season edges toward the stretch run.
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Seals Triumph as Acorns Score 10 Runs in Fifth
San Francisco Seals rallied to a 11-7 victory over the Acorns with a five run surge in the fifth. crowd estimates ranged from 363 to 813 as fans debated the city’s baseball standing.
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Per Film of Races and Baseball From Oakland to San Francisco
Oakland over Seals 11-7 as San Francisco rallies late. Acorn starter Walsh torched in fifth. Jorgensen, Metkovich, and Mortoza key in the rough inning. Bamberger gains 22nd win for the Oaks. Besana to start tonight against Fracchia for the Seals.
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Garber Carries Stars To 19th Victory At Gilmore Field
Hollywood stars drew a season best crowd at Gilmore Field to beat Los Angeles 9 to 3. Bob Gather won his 19th game with eight hits allowed, as Seattle and Sacramento contributed wins in Coast League action.
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Oregon Webfoots field green squad under Casanova 1955
Oregon coach Len Casanova expects a speed driven but inexperienced Webfoots team in 1955 after losing 14 lettermen led by Vic Shaw. Returnees include Dick James and Phil Hua with tough battles for quarterback and guard spots. Schedule includes Utah, USC, Washington, Colorado, and Oregon State.
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Palmer Leads Canada Open in Toronto Golf Championship
Arnold Palmer, 25, a rookie pro eight months, led by two strokes entering the third round of the Canadian Open. He shot 5 under par 67 to total 131, chasing the Seagram Gold Cup and a $3000 prize. Palmer hails from Latrobe, Pennsylvania, and earlier carded 64 in the opening round.
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City Fathers Debate New Park for Dodgers
City officials discuss relocating the Dodgers to a new Brooklyn stadium or Queens location with Brooklyn leaders proposing city funding via a survey. Dodgers president O'Malley favors club financed stadium, while courts block condemnation for public use. Giants suggest Bronx stadium near Whitestone Bridge as alternative.
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East Bay West Bay All Star Game Preview
East Bay Serra and West Bay stars prepare for a high scoring East Bay versus West Bay all star game at Kezar Stadium. Coaches predict offense from quarterbacks Lambert Nicolai and Egge, with standout runners and receivers like Hayward’s Leroy Thomas and Alameda’s Irv Nikolai. Detailed practice reports note fast ends, solid backs, and shifts in starting lineups as San Leandro, Piedmont, and Fremont players draw into defensive roles.
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Swaps Sets Near American Derby Prep Pace Record
Kentucky Derby winner Swaps shaved nearly two seconds from the American grass five eighths mile record in a brilliant prep for Saturday’s $100,000 American Derby. The undefeated three year old went the distance in 57.25 seconds, inches from the 59.15 record at Monmouth. Other starters also worked, with Dor, Summer Solstice, and Tract Judge posting faster splits in preparations.
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Baseball scores and radio updates across cities
Radio sports log broadcast list shows baseball games featuring Washington Boston Oakland and San Francisco against New York Giants. It notes stations KSEO KL and SATU FE Thg.em with times and partial sale references, reflecting a chaotic OCR snippet of score coverage.
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Gomes Scores Hole In One At Hayward Club
Fred Gomes of 2520 P ward endured a rare golf moment as he scored a hole in one with a six iron on the 1.5 yard eighth hole at Hayward Golf Club. Attending members Louis Ambrosi Hawk Sehr and others witnessed the historic ace. Ray Pysa reported the event.
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