Two Locals Compete in Public Parks Tennis Event
In St Louis, Joe Woolfson of Wayward defeats Ward Parker 4-6 6-4 in a National Public Parks tennis tournament match as quarterfinals were delayed by wet courts. Woolfson and fellow Wayward player Ralph Chippendale advance to men’s doubles, facing Stanley Clark and Mere win Miller of Los Angeles. Ralph Had of St Louis also shines in the singles, with others listed from Birmingham and Los Angeles.
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Clark
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Wunsoor Lasi
Mary Arnold Proute
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Mavi Muetler
Elora
U S doubles stars clash in tense Australian tennis day
Veterans from the United States and Australia contest a tense round as Mulloy and partners advance toward the quarterfinals. The narrative tracks matchups with Ce and McGeary, while Mulloy eyes a title bid amid the Australian championships.
Larsen Plays Today In Canadian Tennis
The Canaan Lawn Tennis tournament in Toronto features five Americans in the quarterfinals. Dick Savill of Orange, New Jersey, and Art Larsen of San Leandro, California led U S survivors with strong bids to reach the semifinals. Larsen faces Troy Jehessino Ampen of the Philippines, while Sayitt meets Gustavo Pilafox of Mexico. In the women’s singles, Lucile Davidson of Kansas City faces Hanna Sladek of Montreal, and Melita Ramieri of Mexico meets Louise Brown of Toronto.
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Mexico
Louise Brown
Toronto
Amateurs Narrow Field as Hall Loses Golf Favorites
Ralph Hall sees favorites Charley Cue Willer McEloy and Gene Littler fade as the 1952 U S Amateur Golf Championship moves toward the final rounds at Suattir Washington. Twenty players remain, with 16 advancing today. Cue and McEloy struggle while Littler eyes another major title after a long absence from the limelight. Top contenders like Stranahan and Ward sit sidelined as round-by-round results filter in through the day.
Anti-Gambling Bill Attacked in Oregon Campaign
Prominent West ernant sports promoter Willie Kyne leads a push to oppose a November ballot measure described as a constitutional amendment to ban lotteries bookmaking and pari mutuel betting on animal races Kyne argues the proposal lumps legal gaming with illegal activities and warns passage could push gambling flows to neighboring states including California.
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Oaks Rally Past Padres in Sloppy 5-1 Tilt
Red Adams earned praise as Oakland defeated Seattle 5-1 behind Steve Nagy five hitters and a tight bullpen. Artie Wilson Piper Davis sparked the Oaks with three hits and a key double, while Davis, Maddern and teammates chased runs in the late innings, handing Van Cuyk and the Rainiers a rough night at Oak Park.
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Rams Aim To Upset Redskins In Pro Grid Tilt
Los Angeles Rams seek to topple the Washington Redskins in a key exhibition game. Coach Hamp Lick and quarterback Eddie LeBaron lead a veteran lineup including Charles Justice and Dan Towler as Memorial Coliseum fans expected about 90 000 for the early season affair.
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Ald Relabin Sauary Baugh
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Rod Waterfield
Noriain van Brooklin
Biro
Dan Towler
Chapel Team Wins NorCal Second Round
The Oakland Chapel of the Oaks defeated San Mateo Merchants 90 to 20 in the NorCal second round, advancing in the state basketball tournament. Thames led the Oaks with strong scoring as Edmonds and Western Gravel provided solid support in the win.
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Stars Sell Lynn To Denver Team
Hollywood Stars announce outright sale of veteran right hand pitcher Red Lynn to Denver of the Western League. Lynn joins the Denver club after a Portland deal on May 24, trimming Hollywood to 22 players. He has won nine and lost six this season.
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Red Lynn
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Portland
Pittsburgh
Forty Niners Briefed On Chicago Grid Tactics
Fort yNiners drill with Chicago Cardinals tactics guidance from Assistant Coach Bill Bengston in Mento Park. The exhibition game next Sunday could affect standings as Cardinals upset San Francisco 27 to 0, ta nting rematch history. Notably John Karras makes pro debut against former University of San Francisco stars including Panetta, Toler, and Peacork.
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Majors Tribe Moves In on Yanks
The Yankees face a tense showdown with the Cleveland series as Casey Stengel rests key pitchers Ale Reyes Vic Rasch and prepares rookie Tom Gorman for the finale against the White Sox. Gambling with second-line hurlers has cost New York in recent outings with Schmitz and Sain in the Ninthopal League shaping the chase.
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Casey Stengel
Ale Reyes
Vic Rasch
Clayveland
Tom Gorman
White’ Sox
Yaniers
Johny Schmitz
Joi Sain
Tigers fall to A's in one run defeat
The last place Tigers lost 4-2 to the Athletics marking their sixth one run loss this season. If they had won those close games they would be in first place today.
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Indians Rally Past Sox as Yankees Slip in Standings
Cleveland surged with an 12 to 8 win over Chicago as the Indians, led by a big fourth inning, closed within one game of the Yankees in the standings. Sam’s rough stretch continued with a third straight loss for the White Sox, while the Dodgers widened their NL lead behind Billy Loes in a 6 1 victory.
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Schmitz
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Indians
Yankees
New York
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Boston
Mike Garcia
Bobby Feller
Chicago
Sant Melo
Gere Wendling
Sant Rogovin
Cards Seek 16th Win in Cal Loop
Fresno Cardinals chase their 16th straight California League victory Thursday night against Bakersfield. Fresno’s 14 game lead was extended after a 2-1 win, aided by Larry Jackson from the bullpen as Bill Denison earned the victory amid four Indian errors. Santa Barbara faded as Stock Honn, Frankie Remera and others supplied key plays.
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Indians
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Bill Denidson
Larry Jackson
Santa Barbara
Stock Honn
Frankie Remera Wieked
Freak Avin
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Stars Grip Pacific Lead With 2-1 Win Over Padres
Hollywood Stars topped the San Diego Padres 2-1 as Paul Lapalme pitched superbly to earn the win while Frankie Kelleher drove in a pair of runs. Lefty Hatton blanked Portland for a 3-0 Stars win, and Leons Brinkopf opened the rally in another win, with pitchers and hitters delivering in a low-scoring stretch of Pacific Coast League action.
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Lon Summers
Dick Cule
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Pacific Coast League Baseball Standings and Leaders
Baseball standings show San Francisco 2 Sacramento 0 Seattle 1 Oakland 1 with Hollywood 3 and Los Angeles 5. other lines list teams from Portland to San Diego and scattered game notes. Major League leaders cover American and National leagues, naming players with runs batted in home runs and batting averages, including Musial and Hodges among others.
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