Laws Hint Oakland Oaks Move to Vancouver Rumor
Emeryville report says Oakland’s Brick Laws hints at transferring the Oaks franchise to Vancouver next year. Talks include terms to lease city stadiums while two weeks from now Laws expects an official announcement as Oaks face Seattle.
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San Jose Red Sox Thwart Modesto in Slim Twin Bill
San Jose defeated Modesto 7-5 and 1-0 to reclaim a share of first in the California League. Fresno won 13-4 over Reno, keeping San Jose seven percentage points behind. Dick Simons pitched seven shutout innings in the nightcap, while Carl Rounds limited Modesto to three hits. Hutzler hit a decisive double in the sixth, scoring on Snow’s long fly to center.
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Browns Open Perry Day With All Wet Lineup Tilt
San Francisco hosts Cleveland in a Perry Day tilt as the 49ers start an all wet lineup. A crowd near 40,000 is expected at Kezny stadium for a 2 pm kickoff. The game lacks local TV but will air on KPRC radio from 1:50 pm. Otto Graham is absent from the Browns for the first time in 10 seasons.
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Red) Strader
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Perry Highlights Jet First to Top 1000 Yards
Joe Perry, famed jet back of the Browns, will be honored with a day at the San Francisco game tomorrow at Reza Stadium. Born January 22, 1922 in Stevens, Arkansas, he grew up in Los Angeles and starred at Jordan High School before college and professional success.
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Snead Leads After First Round in Montreal Labatt Open
Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia holds a one stroke lead heading into the third round of the Labatt Open at Summerlea Golf and Country Club in Montreal. Soudchak and Leonard posted strong rounds while Ford and Wall trailed. the field includes notable players and long-standing pros in a 72 hole, $26,800 event.
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Garber Wins 20th As Stars Edge San Diego 4-3
Hollywood's Garber pitched his 20th victory of the season, a 4-3 decision over San Diego to pull the Stars within 2 games of first place in the tight Pacific Coast League flag race. Rainiers fell 7-1 to Los Angeles as Portland chased. Munger also reached 20 wins.
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Braves Narrow Dodgers Lead in Tight Pennant Chase
Milwaukee manager Charlie Grimm says the Braves still have a chance this year as Brooklyn’s lead narrows to 10 games. Del Crandell’s two-slam day powers the Braves past the Giants 7-1 while Cincinnati beats the Dodgers 4-2. Willard Schmidt fires five strong as Cardinals top Phillies 4-1. Chicago, Detroit, and Washington also post wins in a frenetic circuit night.
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Gary Heinrich dominates Far Western swimming events
15 year old Gary Heinrich starred for Hayward high and the Santa Clara club, winning backstroke in 1 16.4 minutes and anchoring a meet-record 200 meter freestyle relay. He also swam the 100 meter butterfly and medley events, with eight more races scheduled in the senior division across today and tomorrow. Darrell Rich of Centerville joined in, competing in seniors today and tomorrow.
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Giambra Loses To Olson In Slow Fight But Earns Title Shot
Giambra from Buffalo earned a shot at Bobo Olson after a clear but boos-filled 9 round decision loss to the champion in the Cow Palace bout. Olson won 38-52 by Downey with Bybee 56-42 and Flores 45-34. Olson weighed 168 and Giambra 161. crowd upset, Giambra vows another title clash soon.
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Ralston Pins Rebel Grid Hopes On Juniors
San Lorenzo high coach John Ralston plans heavy experimentation for the Rebels 1953 season with most lettermen gone. The lineup hinges on juniors and newcomers led by quarterbacks Mel Montalbo and Bing Teomay with other candidates vying for guard and end spots as San Lorenzo opens with Bellarmine and Oakland Tech on the road.
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Portland Baschal game on KFRC highlights
Radio log notes a TV sports segment at 1 33 pm with Baschal and Shaiall on KFRC. Mentions Sacramento and Allers versus BYOwTA.
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Flag Races and Baseball Standings Across Leagues
UNITED PRESS Pacific Coast League results show Portland and Oakland leading early. standings list Seattle and Hollywood trailing with San Diego. National and American League results highlight Cincinnati and St Louis in NL. New York and Chicago in AL. tomorrow’s games include Brooklyn at St Louis and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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