49ers Redskins clash at Kezar in exhibition debut
San Francisco meets Washington at Kezar Stadium in the second exhibition with kickoff at 1:30 pm. The 49ers, after a 44-15 win over the Giants, face a Redskins squad that fell 45-14 to the Rams as Albert and Tittle aim to spark a balanced attack.
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Gene Bath
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Fan Sues to Halt Giants Shift to San Francisco
Lomb Brooklyn lawyer Lulius November, a Giants stockholder and fervent fan, filed a show cause order in State Supreme Court to stop the Polo Grounds team from moving to San Francisco. Justice George Tiller signed the motion for hearing on August 24. the suit cites failure to obtain stockholder approval for the transfer. The Giants board earlier approved the move, and club president Horace Stoneham had refused to call a meeting.
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Logart Chases Elusive Byars and Wins Narrow Decision
Detroit report of a 16 round welterweight bout where Logart outworked the elusive Byars. Judges scored 30-38 42-24 38-6 with the UPI tally at 48-40. Logart pressed from the third round, opening Byars with hooks and uppercuts as Byars offered scattered defense and the bout featured bloodied cheeks and a cut eye.
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Bloc
Hayward Giants to Play Braves at Airport Park
Righthander John Matthews will toe the mound tomorrow afternoon as the newly formed Hayward Giants host the Oakland Braves at Hayward Airport Park at 2 o'clock. This is the Giants first local appearance since joining the semi pros three weeks ago. The locals won their first meeting 2-1 with Matthews throwing six innings.
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Gifford Stars As Giants Subdue LA Rams 24
In a preseason NFL game at Memorial Stadium, the New York Giants defeated the Los Angeles Rams 24 to 7 before 60,094 fans. Frank Gifford sparked the offense while the Giants’ line stymied the Rams, with Cliff Livingston blocking two Ram punts and Alex Webster scoring on a two yard run after an 81 yard drive.
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Babe Ruth Finals Set in Ann Arbor World Series
Stamford Connecticut and Pensacola Florida were the pre series favorites in the Babe Ruth league world series finals to be played in Ann Arbor today.
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Standings and results from major leagues and Pacific Coast
National League standings show Milwaukee St Louis Brooklyn and Cincinnati leading with varied records while New York and Chicago trail. American League results include Detroit Washington Cleveland New York and Baltimore games with pitchers listed and upcoming matchups across leagues. Pacific Coast League standings feature San Francisco Sacramento Los Angeles and Seattle with schedule notes and recent results.
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Venturi Opens Lead in Miller Open Trio at Top
Milwaukee hosts the Miller Open where 90 pros begin the third 18 holes. Ken Venturi, 26, leads after 36 holes with 134 as Bob Rosburg Don Whitt and Al Balding sit one stroke back. Balding shot 67 and Whitt Rosburg 66s. Sam Snead also in the field with 137.
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Morton Fights Tonight in Hollywood Main Event
San Jose State College student Morton reeled off ten professional victories and meets veteran Ramon Tiscarena in a televised one round main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium.
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Woodling Leads Indians Victory. Yankees Falter in West
Gene Woodling exploded for four hits including a two run homer to spark Cleveland past New York 4 3 in ten innings. The Yankees tied it with three runs in the ninth before Woodling drove in the winning run off Bob Grim. Mantle went 0 for 4 as the slump continued and Williams held a batting title edge with Ted Williams.
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Merchants S F Nine in Rubber Tilt at Local Park
San Leandro Merchants semi pros meet Molkenbuhr Bros of San Francisco in a rubber match Sunday at 2 pm at the local ballpark. Manager Vince Mungo will start Lennie Santos, who hurled a 4 21 win last Sunday. Rich Soares, back from a leg injury, appears in the lineup for the first time in a month.
Musial No Regrets Over End Of Streak
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals watched from the press box as his team's 3 2 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies ended his National League record string of consecutive games. He said he has no regrets about the streak and feels lucky to have reached that far. A chipped shoulder blade sustained Thursday night will sideline him for at least a week.
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West Linemen edge East in decisive prep clash
In a 40-30 East-West prep struggle San Francisco teams dominated the second half. Balboa tackle Tal Niko 210, Poly guard L C Shields 205, and St Ignatius guard Gary Leahy 210 powered a rugged West Bay line. East coach Stu Carter cited weight advantage as decisive, noting a fumbled pitchout shifted momentum after a 6-0 lead.
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West Bay Wins 20-30 Prep Battle at Aezar Stadium
West Bay defeats East 20 to 6 in the third annual 20-30 Club East-West prep clash before about 12,000 at Aezar Stadium. MVP Gil Dowd of St. Ignatius rushed 18 times for 72 yards, with Mike Carson scoring one touchdown and Gary Leary among key blockers as West Bay gears smothered East runners led by Herm Urenda and O’Neal Cutter.
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Monterrey team wins Little League World Series title
A Monterrey Mexico player named Angel pitched a perfect game to lead his frags to riches team past La Mesa California for the Little League World Series championship.
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South County high schools set football prep start dates
Livermore leads eight South Alameda County schools in returning equipment as drills near. Livermore and Amador begin practices next Wednesday with full squads by Labor Day except Washington High which starts Sept 9. Equipment and uniforms will be issued this week at multiple campuses as coaches plan double sessions before Sept 3.
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