Indians Keep Lead Over Yanks Pirates Top Giants
In Forks Hiles New York round of 16 action at U S singles, Billy Talbert and Pony Traber led American hopes against foreign challengers. Results noted include Dick Savitt defeating Lorne Main, Talbert beating Pwinteru Nakano, Clark beating Evy, Golden ousting Brendan Macken, and Cochell toppling Tony Mottram as the field entered the round of 16.
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Forks Hiles
N.Y
Billy Talbert
Traber
America
U. S
Fer
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Trabert
Hen Rochon
Canada
Don Candy
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Earl Cuchel
Los Angeles
Art Latesec
San Leandro
Calif
Count Golden
Wilmelir
Dick Savitt
Orange
Trabort
Talvert
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Cailid Mulloy
Su Bight
Savill
Wimbledon
Yank
Lorne Main
Dodgers Increase Lead With 3-1 Win Over Reds
In a packed pro baseball night the Dodgers beat the Reds 3-1 to widen their lead while the Indians dropped a run to the Athletics on Bob Kennedy’s homer and Barry Wynn’s five hits. Yankees held first place with a 7-5 win over St Louis as DiMaggio delivered the decisive hit. Giants saw their 1st loss end a long NL streak, Pollet’s 2-0 duel with the Dodgers, Labine’s nine strikeouts.
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NEW York
Indians
Yankees
Ameriwan
Cleveland
Wyan
A’s
Segret
St .Louig
Joe DiMagiglo
Charley Sil
Vers
Tommy Byrne
Yankee
Vic Rasehi
Browns
Matt Batts
Sox
Senators
Ray Coleman
Harry Dorish
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
George Keil
Giants
Howie Pollet
Pirates
Reds
Clem Labine
Ave
Duke Snider
Swealin Hammer
Mel and Rudy Edge Highland in Bridalight Softball
Mel and Rudy win a Bridalight game against the Highland Sportsmen but cannot rise to first place. Hunts posts a 5th straight victory for a 2-3 record while the Clohiers sit at 20-3-1. Mendonca and Rich Mendonca both allow five hits and four strikeouts. Ray Sescottbe scores in the final inning as Hunt takes the lead on a fielding error.
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Mel
Rudy
Bridalight
Hunts
Clohiers
Maldonado
Rich Mendonca
Mendonca
June Walle
Ray Seccotbe
Hunt
Sam Rebbja
Brownie Carrion
Curt Rider
Mary Duarte
Lenny Smith
Drownie Carrion
Vic Carrion
Amanssas
Lovemen
Smith
Marv Duarte
Marines
Lampe
Hasegawa
Lalties
Jone
Bill Diddle
Gus Sato
Parrish
Tony Sinatra
Falusea
Sinatra
Falases
Samdahl
Tunre
Paul Ornellas
Joseph Altcea
Swing- Inn
Marl H
Alteea
Living-Inn
Ken Museo
Kerry Bennett
Danny Augustine
Peedmen
Mel Freitas
Jackie Pimentel
Inn Kids
Bennett
Hrabinow
Boone
Wacks
Acgusline
Bill Massie
Marciano to Fight Louis in 10 Round New York Bout
Unbeaten Rocky Marciano agreed to a 10 round bout with ex champion Joe Louis at the Polo Grounds on October 11. Promoter Jim Norris praised the showdown as the year's best heavyweight fight with expected gate and TV receipts to be shared between the fighters. Louis returns to the ring on the comeback trail after a September defeat, while Marciano continued his record 37 straight pro wins with a fourth round knockout in Boston.
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New York
U.P
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Jar Louis
Polo Grounds
Marciano
Freddie Beshore
Boston
Iit
Jim Norris
Chis
Louis
Herd Charlez
PCL to Decide Fate of Seals Franchise Soon
San Francisco reports say Pacific Coast League owners plan to delay a final decision on abolishing the Major League draft during a summer session. The San Francisco Seals remain in the spotlight as discussions unfold. Red-headed Oakland owner Brick Laws notes no definite action this session.
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San Francisco
U.P
San Francisco Seals
C. L
Brick) Laws
Oakland Acorns
PCL
Laws
Paul I. Fagan
Nyt
Fagan
Clarence Pants Rowland
Deer Season Prospects and Duck Season Timing Queried
Sports editor notes that deer hunting looks strong with fires mostly in inaccessible areas. Bill Harp reports deer kill ahead of last year. Ben Glading sees a roughly 2 percent rise in early season deer harvest. Officials anticipate a Washington decision on duck season timing, with a 60 day straight season hinted by a California paper. Regulations detail deer bag limits and dates across California districts, plus wide listings for birds and fish across counties.
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Bill Harp
Fish and Game Division
Ben Glading
Buryexy of Game Conservation
Lablake
Duckland
Fish and Gane
Washington
California Fish and Game Commission
Alberthe
U.S
Pacific Coast Flyway
Large Commercial Fish Take in June
TERMINAL ISLAND The California Division of Fish and Gone reports June landings of 44 million pounds of tuna nine million pounds of mackerel and two million pounds of squid at California ports all for commercial processing. Albacore total 71 000 pounds with 785 000 pounds in Santa Barbara Los Angeles regions. the balance sold to canners in San Diego. Over 23 million pounds of yellowfin and 20 million pounds of skipjack were landed in the three regions.
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Havies Laboratory
California Division of Fish and Gone
California
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
San Diego
Tennis stars eye Pacific Southwest titles in Los Angeles
Veteran tennis ace Ted Schroeder served notice he will bid for top honors in the Pacific Southwest championships set to open at the Los Angeles Tennis Club in September. Wet grounds postponed the Beale vs Hollywood game and rainout in Los Angeles at San Diego, with both games rescheduled for tonight.
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Dupe Phavius
Beale
Hollywood
Hovie Tity
Los Angeles
San Diego
Star
Stenniis
Ted Schroeder
Fishing Fun In New Fly Method
An article explains spinning as an easier, cheaper fishing method. It describes how a fixed-axis spinning reel avoids backlashes, improves casting accuracy, and simplifies line release. The system uses lightweight lures and drag adjustments to protect weaker lines and prevent breakage while playing fish.
Sage Hen Season Opens Sept 1 On Sierra Slopes
An increase in sage hens on the eastern Sierra Nevada slopes allows a tie day open. Hurting season begins September 1 per California Division of Fist and Game. Shotgunners may hunt until half hour after sunset September 2. A posted area between Crawley Lake and U S Highway 395 is closed. During 1950 season, 4500 Tinters bagged 2109 sage hens.
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Division of Fish and Game
California
Glenn- Mendocino
Orange Riverside
del Norte
Humboldt
Mendocino
Daves
Imperial County
Mono County
Pacific Ocean
Monterey-San
Eis Obispo
Humiboldt
Monterey Bay
Bay
Neck
Washington
San Luis Obispo County
Bishop
Sierra Nevadas
Fist and Game
Ty Moun
Crawley Lake
U.S. Highway 395
Player of Year Trophy Waiting For its Owner
The Daily Review trophy for softball’s Player of the Year awaits its owner next Tuesday in Hayward. From among 15 weekly Player of the Week award recipients, the Man of Distinction will be chosen by the recreational department. The inscription on the bronze ballplayer trophy is on display at 431 Castro street.
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Daily Review
Hayward Area
Castro Street
Osnay
Harry Avila
Chenyland
Jeff Hess
Ashland Wads
Monte Viorence
Native Sons
Jerry Line
Geeseenl Jewelers
Ray Seccombe
Tlunt Ponds
Roy Lester
Highland Sportsmen
Manny Hosa
Mel ‘Ane Rudy
Joe Tenia
Eden Cardinals
Eden Cardinals; ‘Red Seal
C.T. Lindsay
Manny Gundille
Pillar Mfg. Co
James Dae
M.leo
Lj Sam Rebiejo
Hunt Foods
Clark
Peterson
Lackerby
Pontiac
Bob Lucia
Carnation Mivk
Zhove
Avila
Hess
Rosa
Scott
Fiverridge
Lester
Servombe
Four Top Drivers In Sunday's Northern California Hardtop Race
Four leading drivers including Johnny Soares Ed Flislan Dave Carter and Cliff Roberts will compete in Sunday’s 100 lap hardtop championship at Oakland Speedway to decide the Northern California title. Time trials start at noon to trim entrants from about 75 to 46 with a six lap dash, 25 lap semi final and 10 lap final.
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Asyland
California
Oakland Speedway
John ‘Aking
Johnny Mantz
Johnny Soares
Oakland
Bay Cities, Racing Association
Bay Meadows
Ed Flislan
Legion
Chamipion Atyp
San Jose
Dave Carter
Stockton
Cliff Roberts
Big Cities
Mantz l
Oldtimers Gather for Second Oaks Seals Old-Timers Game
San Francisco Seals veterans invited to Emeryville on Saturday for memory lane event before Oaks Seals game. Bert Ellison leads San Francisco squad with players like Ping Bodie Willie Kamm and Walter Mails among listed ex-Seals and Oaks. Fans may suggest omissions. 11 infielders among 22 Oaks veterans have accepted. luncheon to follow at 3.
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Oaks Seals
Kid Mohler
Gus Suler
Lolty Doul
Seals
Voster
Seals Stadium
Oakland
Amon
Oaks
Julwny Verpez
Lan
Wings
Gaks
Rob Smele
Claude Mitchell
Ralph Cull
Ver Bex
Gavilan to Defend Title Tonight at Madison Square Garden
In New York, welterweight champion Kid Gavilan holds a one quarter pound advantage over challenger Billy Graham for tonight’s 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Gavilan enters as a 13 to 5 betting favorite despite the forced non title bout by the New York boxing commission.
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Jack Coppy
New York
Kid Gavilan
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Gavilan
Graham
New York Boxing Commission
Cuban Gavilan
Commission
Lenger
Herove
Dusky Gaviland l
the Garden
Cubar
Aragon Beats Carter In Non Title Bout Upsets Champ
In Los Angeles at the Olympic Auditorium Aragon earned a split 10 round decision over light welterweight champion Jimmy Carter. Aragon, in strong bargaining form, hints at demanding a title shot after a fast finish contrasted with Carter’s early boxing lesson.
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Los Angeles
Aragon
Jimmy Carter
Olympic Auttorium
Carter
San Jose Driver Sets Record in Small Engine Qualifying
Gralt Hintred drivers raced to two more official marks in qualifying at the Bonneville speed furials. A homemade Lakestar built from a Mel tank and a 44 cubic inch Crosley engine reached 98.7925 miles per hour, fastest yet in the small engine class. Robert Alberts of San Jose piloted the Jakester, a Model A roadster with a Cadillac V-16, averaging 341.254 mph on the two way run, surpassing Jet Horne’s prior 127.565 record in class D modified roadster.
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Saly Lakh
Gralt
Jakester
Robert Alberts
San Jose
Calif
Buzz Wagner
Huntington Park
Jet Horne
Norwalk
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Dd) Smith
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