Seal Discard To Face Ex-Mates Tonight in SF
Seattle Rainiers face ex-Seals pitcher Duane Pillette in San Francisco as the Seals seek a win to extend their lead in the pennant race. Pillette, cut by San Francisco earlier, visits Seals Stadium with Riverboat Smith backing him. San Francisco aims to rebound after a 8-5 win over Seattle and solidify position atop the league standings.
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Hopeful Cards Tackle Giants as pennant races surge in motion
Yankees and Braves enter pivotal stretch as Stengel and Haney forecast a tight finish. Turley to start for New York against the Athletics while Milwaukee eyes a final road trip. Cards chase the leaders as Brooklyn and the Dodgers loom. Kansas City edges Cleveland 1-0 on Gorman’s four-hitter.
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Major Pacesetters Home Run Leaders By League
The clipping lists top home run hitters by league with players from the National and American Leagues. Names include Aaron of the Braves, Banks and Mays among others, with various team affiliations and counts suggested but partially garbled.
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Beavers Take Part In 3 Mile Race At Millerton Park
Four swimmers from the Beaver Swim Club of San Leandro trailed Barbara Lee Lones of Fresno at the AAU Junior Women's Three Mile Distance Race finish. Miss Lones earned her fourth distance win this season. Teammates Mary Bristow Joan Foster and Judy Phillips were among the finishers, with other locals Margy Janet Pickford and Linda Gray of Bayshore Swim Club also competing.
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Lones of
Millerton Park
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Sur Bossie
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Judy Phillips
San Leandro Beavers
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Janet Pickford
Linda Gray
Bayshare Swim, Club
City Junior Golf Finishes Today
List of young golfers across boys and girls divisions including names such as Denis Drucker Jim Johnson and Andre Schaller for events on nine and four hole formats with players like Jackie King Geraldine McMillan and Joan Miler noted among final rounds in a city junior golf meet.
Diehard N.Y. Fans Stunned by Giants Move
Diehard New York fans react to a seismic shift as the Giants howl in the balance. Chuck Deessen contends the Giants are dead while others note baseball’s health by spreading to the West and the Dodgers possibly moving to Los Angeles. Stoneham and the Giants remain committed to their Brave new world.
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Dodgers
Los Angeles
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Oakland cards pace Don Chargin bout slate
Merino impressed Oakland fans last April by TKOing Billy in the third round while Satterfield Wes e bout previews feature Jack Parelli versus Chico Axroyo and Don Sacco versus George Sullivan in six round light welter clashes Also Freddie Deal faces Dick Turdin and the opening bout is scheduled for 8 39 pm
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Dick Turdin
San Francisco
Giants Move Toward San Francisco Stadium Deal
San Francisco accelerates talks to finance and host a $10 million Giants stadium. Horace Stoneham plans to arrive next week to finalize contracts while city leaders form committees to boost ticket sales. If terms delay beyond eight months the Giants would open the 1958 season at Seals Stadium and use a Pacific Coast League park for home games.
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Giants Proxy Born to Game 1 Payroll Leader
In a career arc sparked by early toil in a California copper mine, Stoneham rose from bottom ranks to front office duties with the Giants. At 33 in 1936 he became club president after his father’s death, steering the franchise into its modern era.
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Hurley predicts record heavyweight gate for Patterson bout
Seattle scene braces for a heavyweight title event as promoter Jack Hurley forecasts a gate near 409000 dollars and 250000 dollars from Georgia investors. Patterson weighs around 189 pounds, Rademacher about 210, with weigh‑in set for noon Thursday and Tommy Toughran serving as referee and sole judge.
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Head Pro Named at La Cumbre Country Club Hope Ranch Park
Santa Barbara announces Sam Randolph iogar named head professional at La Cumbre Country Club Hope Ranch Park. Randolph, 33, currently assistant pro at Bakersfield Country Club, takes new post.
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Bakersfield Country Club
Sam Snead Golf School: Pitch vs Chip Techniques
A 1957 instructional piece explains pitching and chipping differences. It notes elbow positioning, wrist cocking, and minimal body action for both shots. It advises landing chips three to four feet from the hole, allowing a roll, and describes pitch shots as rising and landing softly.
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Tom Ace Leads Western Amateur in St Louis
ST LOUIS Peter Heilemann a 41 year old St Louis chemical salesman led by one stroke after the first two rounds of the 53rd Western Amateur at Warson Country Club Heilemann the only player to break par at 6 092 yards held a slim edge over Dr Ed Turson Ed Brantly of Signal Mountain Tenn and Ward Wettlaufer of Buffalo N Y with two 34 36 rounds and birdie putts of 15 and 20 feet Heilemann said everything went well as the field moves into a 14 hole third round then 36 holes more to trim to the low 18 for match play through Sunday.
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Warson Country Club
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Defending champions lead early in U S Women's Amateur
The 57th U S Women's Amateur saw defending champion Marlene Stewart Streit Barbara Romack Porter and Patricia Lesser among 64 players advancing to the second round at Del Paso Country Club Sacramento. A fresh wave of contenders led by Joanne Gunderson Anne Quast Judy Eller and Anne Richardson challenged, with Quast posting three under par before illness and defeat of Gail DeFidro.
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Anne Quast
Seattle
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Old Hickory
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Anne’ Richardson
Columbus
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Gail DeFidro
California women golfers duel to 20th hole victory
Cary of Oakland and Harriet Glanville from Long Beach battled to a 20th hole decision with Cary edging her opponent. Mrs Streit won her first round easily, defeating Elizabeth Brand of Sacramento in 13 holes.
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Elizabeth Brand
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Bell Perez rematch set after draw at St Nicholas Arena
In New York, lightweights Bob Bell and Lulu Perez fought a ten round draw at St Nicholas Arena. Bell, 12-3, edged Perez in the late rounds with left hooks and rights while Perez dominated the body work early. A rematch is scheduled for September 9 in the same venue.
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