Multi league baseball box scores feature many teams and players
A dense OCR listing of box scores across the National League American League and Pacific Coast League. It names players such as Mantle Berra Ford and Robinson with various ab hits runs and errors for teams including New York Oakland Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston and Seattle. The text records game results with pitchers wins and losses and tallies for each matchup across several leagues and venues.
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Oakland
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VanAlstyner
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Amoroy
Jilaniee
Dorish
Poon Lavine
Bauses
Kellert
Moore
Bessent
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Biba
Metkovica
Inner
Brook
Beamon
Rei—Miranda
Skewron
Berra Too
Larsen
Berra
San Francisco
Skowron
Bauer
Mantle
Tot Garbous
Abeth
Lonat
Reese
Feller
Furllis
Moltoza
Jeellert
HR — Jones
Garbous
Ennis
Matkovieniclt
Kansas Crty
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Siskine
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Ebuardite
Hy Marshall
Afracemiia
Powerth
Chicago
Mlwauker Consolate
Slaughter
Fawn
Ab Rose
Serenagh
Valolt
SfWooulingte
Foney
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Kiner
Logan
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Sethews
Thomson
Tatas
Beneathe Gan
Totaboy
Ditmandt
Zueviart
Ser — Marques
Mschuls
Davis
Westlakert
Ubalcenact
Detroit
Chicago Mickelsnib
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Apth &T. Louis
Cincinnati Austinss
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Tifox
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Robertsone
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Oliverart
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OlBell
Busby
Popland Sa Ewan
Eccles
Petals
Vela
Verble
Baleena
Werle
Chicago Lune
Blackwell
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Fox
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Boston
Los
Angeles
Boruy Wood
Washington
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Paula
Jensen
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Smiths
Williams
Runnels
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Lown
Bolly Woods
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Bilko
Rob Smith
Trimble
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Trapshooting Contest Opens in Vandalia Grand American
The Seth annual grand American trapshoot in Vandalia Ohio near Dayton opens with 1.5 million birds expected to be used over a full week. Three days of prelims produced top amateurs Herb Bush 200, Fred Deibell 198, and others tying at 197. Pro Cliff Dougham led with 199 and P J Smith had 198. Next today is a 200-target 16 yard match with finals for men veterans women children categories.
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Vandalia
INS
Dayton
Herb Bush
Carton
Fred Deibell
Denver
Colo
Cliff Dougham
Morrow
P. J. Smith
Lakewood
East Bay Triumphs 19 6 Over West In Bay Area 20-30 Club Game
East Bay edged West 19 to 6 as Lambert scored and Murdock punched in a score after a Butler Nikolai passing binge. Nikolai nabbed four passes for 68 yards and was MVP while West defenses held most plays but failed to capitalize on chances. The Bay Area youth game, hosted by 20-30 Clubs, featured strong East line play and improvised signals.
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Bergstec
Egge
Butler
Nikolai
Bay Area
Bob Walgatt
Fremontan
Fred Moffett
Berkeley
Arthur
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V2 Mission
Milt Axt
Polytechnic
Shantz Out Indefinitely With Arm Strain
Kansas City Athletics pitcher Bobby Shantz is out indefinitely after a strained ligament in his pitching arm suffered last Monday. A’s general manager Parke Carroll said it will take about three weeks to tune up again and could not say when he will be ready. Vic Rasch, another A’s pitcher, was to be examined today for a shoulder injury from Friday.
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Kansas City
INS
Bobby Shantz
Kansas City Athletics
Parke Carroll
Bobby
Vic Rasthi
Scott Frost to Run in Yonkers Futurity Race
Scott Frost the Hambletonian Stakes winner meets a strong field Thursday night September 1 in Yonkers Futurity at Yonkers Raceway. The $74 000 race is a premier night trotting event in harness racing.
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Yonkers, N.o
Scott Frost
Brashear wins 45 mile AMA race at Illinois Fairgrounds
Everett Brashear of Beaumont Texas rode a Harley-Davidson to victory in the American Motor Cycle Association 45 mile championship at the Illinois State Fairgrounds Springfield. He finished in 17 minutes 26 and 38 1200 seconds. Billy Hill of Columbus finished second, Brac Andres of San Diego third, John Bideon of Duarte fourth.
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Springfislp, II
NII
Everett Brashear
Beaumont
Tex
American Motorcycle, Association
Illinois State Fairground
Springfield
Brashear
Billy Hill
Columbus
Brac Andres
San Diego
John Bideon
Duarte
Calif
Toledan Wins National Casting Championship in St Louis
Toledo salesman Marion Garber won the all around title at the National casting tournament in St Louis, unseating San Francisco’s Jon Tarantino. Garber secured the crown through consistency with top three placements in three events, while several individual event winners were named across men women and juniors including Don Allen, Imelda Gavin, Bill True, Jeffrey Dures, George Applegren and Delno Huff.
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ST Louis
INS
Toledo, C
St. Louis
Marion Garber
Jon Tarantino
San Francisco
Garber
Don Allen
Mithville
Imelda Gavin
Bill True
Minneapolis
Jeffrey Dures
East Chicago
Ind
George H. Applegren
Chicago
Miss Gavin
Delno Huff
Los Angeles
Brown Leads Field in S F Net Tourney
California state champion Tom Brown justified his number one ranking in the 5th annual San Francisco City Tennis Championships yesterday with a 6 1 6 1 win over eighth seed Butchi Krikorian of Mountain View to reach the semifinals. Crosby Carter and Lattimer also advanced as second and third seeds won in straight sets. In women's singles Connie Wilford upset Gwen Greenlee to reach a late round before losing to Donna Story in a five hour match. Other results included several doubles matches with Brown and Crosby defeating Frolik and Cronin 6 1 6 1.
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San
Francisco
Carter
Joe Wolfson
Hayward
Buttimer
Jerry DeWitts
San Francisco
Ohe Ir
Connie Wilford
Burlingame
Gwen Greenlee
Berkeley
Donna Story
Miss Story
Brown
Crosby -D
Jim Frolik
Jim Cronin
Norman’ Brooks
DeWitts
Bill Hoepner
John Holden
Harry
Roche
D. Lorin den- Inison
Julius Debro
Woolfson
Krikorian
Andy Pigeasa
Frank Golder
Del Mar Derby Revival Draws Speedy Field
Del Mar hosts the $28,000 added Derby with a fast field of three year olds for the mile and one eighth event. Nominated runners include Mr Al L Golden Land Count Jac Hillary Star of Ross Democles and others. Graduation Stakes nominations total 24 as 24 entries expected. Trigonometry upset the San Diego Handicap winning by a mile and one sixteenth in track record time. Arrogate, Karim followed.
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del Mar
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Golden Land
Count Jac
Hillary
Star of Ross
Democles
Bisco
Jet Streatt
Benthos
In Reserve
Valiant Act
Wil Starr
Mighty King
Hi Pardner
Trackmaster
Free Stride
Naligar
Walter Messman
Anchor Watch
Peter Strub
W-Li.ranch
Reginald Cornell
San Diego
Arrogate
Karim
49er Showing Irks Strader
Strader labeled the performance unsatisfactory and hinted at upcoming trades. He blamed rookies for the 49ers secondary ineptness and Epps' line breaks on poor linebackers play. Offense struggled early, and the coach plans to persist with a rookies policy while weighing Perry's talent.
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Heinrich
49Ers
Strader
Browns
Rooks
Dick Moeele
Clarence Norrig
George Maderos
Perry
Loaded With Lettermen Washington State Eyes Banner Year
Washington State, loaded with veteran lettermen, aims for a top three PCC finish under Coach Al Kircher. The Cougars open at Southern California, then UCLA, with a spring shift to a split T offense and a veteran line. College prospects rally around players like Hitchcock, Pixey, and Gardner as key starters.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State
al Kircher
Cougars
Banks
Palouse
Swaps Set for Nashua Match After Derby Win
Rex Ellsworth said Swaps would be even better in the August 31 match race with Nashua. Swaps won Washington Park’s American Derby in a record-tying time, leading by a length after a quarter mile and holding off a rally by Nell Shoemaker. Nashua prepared seven furlongs in 1:28 2-5 on a muddy track, trainer Jim Fitzsimmons saying he felt good. The match race, at equal weights of 126 pounds, offered 100000 to the winner, and both horses were viewed as top contenders for 1955 horse of the year.
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Chicago
Rex Ellsworth
Swaps
Nashua
Washington Park
Willie Shoemaker
Jim Fitzsimmons
Marciano and Moore to Sign for Yankee Stadium Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano and light heavyweight champion Archie Moore are scheduled to sign contracts today for their heavyweight title bout on September 20 at Yankee Stadium in New York.
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Rocky
Moore
New York
INS
Rocky Marciano
Archie Moore
Yankee Stadium
Schedule and roster preview for Southern California team
The article lists upcoming road and home games from Sept. 17 to Nov. 19 against California, Kansas, UCLA, California, Tolano, Oregon State, College of Pacific, Oregon, San Jose State, and Washington. It notes a 46 record and a two way tie for fifth in the conference, with 21 returning lettermen and key players Bob Iverson Pete Toomey Tom Gunnari, Bob Miller and Dennis Hatch in backfield battles, plus competing for Washington's role and other backfield spots.
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Kansas
Ucla
California
Tolano
Oregon State
College of Pacific
Oregon
San Jose State
Washington
Texas
Michigan State
Bob Iverson
Pete Toomey
Tom Gunnari
Ohio State
Baylor
Bob Miller
Dennis Hatch
Duke Washington
Kircher
Jim Hagerty
Miller-Rath
Dewey Keith
Verett Gust
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