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Dixie Howell leads White Sox in a feverish stretch race with a 7-5 win over Boston as Chicago gains ground on New York and Cleveland. The Indians beat the Orioles as Billy Hoeft tops the AL shutouts, while Dodgers, Giants, and other leaders pursue pennant momentum with key homers and late rallies.
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Strader Plans Defenses for Matson in Exhibition
MORAGA SAN FRANCISCO 49ers fret over stopping Ollie Matson of the Chicago Cardinals as the teams meet in an exhibition at Kezar Stadium. Red Sanders notes one misstep can free Matson, while other Cardinals speedsters Dave Mann and Jonny Olszewski complicate the scheme in a game noted for heavy betting and large crowds.
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Ez Takes On Jackson In Rematch
Tommy Jackson seeks revenge against ex-champion Ezzard Charles in a $10,000 rematch over ten rounds at the Arena. Charles, ranked lower, vows a return, while Jackson hoped to solidify a title shot as the live Bay Area telecast on KGO-TV captures the tense bout.
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Rocky Testes Ody Blows Grossinger
Marciano the heavyweight champion tested at Grossinger today defending his title against Archie Moore in New York. He worked four rounds with sparring partners focusing on body blows to sharpen conditioning.
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Baseball league results and standings roundup
Pacific Coast and American League scores list Tuesday results Oakland over San Francisco 10 to 3. Portland defeats Seattle and Los Angeles tops Hollywood. Series standings show Oakland 3, San Francisco 0. National League and American League matchups note upcoming games and pitcher lineups with multiple teams listed for Wednesday.
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Besana Dominates Scouts With Grand Slam For A's
Fred Besana pitched nine innings for Oakland, holding San Francisco to seven hits while striking out nine. His eighth inning grand slam to right field highlighted a 10 3 victory as scouts watched. O'Doul said Besana had been ill before the start but insisted on pitching, and discussed possible moves involving Vancouver and San Diego with club executives.
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Detroit Tigers May Be Sold
Detroit, ws A. Spike Briggs said a sale may occur as the Briggs estate faces inheritance taxes. He would join any syndicate to keep ties to the club, which he has owed since 1918, amid anOctober head of proceedings. The U S Treasury is appraising Walter O. Briggs estate to settle taxes.
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Home Runs Rob Stars Garder Of 21st Win
In Los Angeles the Angels beat the Stars 2 1 as Sally Drake and Gale Wade homered to lift Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League race. Portland stopped Seattle 5 2, Beavers moving into third while Rainiers slip. Oakland crushed San Francisco 10 3 with Fred Besana hitting a grand slam. Garber and Hatten had a scoreless duel in another matchup.
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Baylor Quarterback Traylor Injured Before Fall Practice
Baylor college football reports quarterback Doyle Traylor fractured his right leg yesterday, ruling him out for at least half of the upcoming season. The injury occurred in Temple as fall practice was set to begin, leaving the team with a major loss at quarterback.
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Dawson Leads Golfers in California Qualifier
Johnny Dawson of Modesto led a field of 26 competitors in the California sectional qualifying round for the USGA amateur tournament with rounds of 71 87 138.
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Boysen Breaks World Record in 1000 Meters at Meet
Norwegian runner Audun Boysen set a new world best of 2 minutes 19 seconds for 1000 meters at a Gothenburg track meet in Sweden. He shaved 0.5 seconds off the standing mark of 2:19 set in Gavle on August 8, 1954.
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San Jose State poised for strong season under Bronzan
Teresa Ulm leads a returning 19 man squad as San Jose State, coached by Bronzan, targets a top season. The roster features noted quarterback Teresa, fullback Ulm, and a host of veterans and newcomers expected to boost offense and defense. Schedule includes games at Santa State, Hawaii, and Stanford, with key positions still contestable.
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PCC Grid Drills Begin Ahead of Rose Bowl Race
The Pacific Coast Conference opens fall football practice with nearly 600 athletes in San Francisco. Analysts expect a two team title battle between Southern California and UCLA, while Oregon and California face lean rosters. Cal has the fewest returning lettermen but the biggest roster, and new Oregon State coach Tommy Prothro reshapes the Beavers.
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Young Australian Ashley Cooper Advances In Westchester Invite
Forty-teen Ashley Cooper, a rising Australian tennis prospect, defeats Kosei Kamo in three sets to reach the Westchester country club invitation tournament quarterfinals. The upset comes as five seeds fall, with Malcolm Anderson meeting John Barrett and other matches featuring Sammy Giemm...
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San Mateo to Host Powder Puff Derby Start
Mrs Betty H Gillies chairs the Powder Puff Derby directing all-woman participants with San Mateo chosen as the starting point and Detroit listed as an auxiliary. The 6th annual race runs from July 7, 1936, for three days.
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Best Riders In Nation Vie In Nashua Match Race
In Chicago the Nashua Swaps match race pits top three year olds against five leading jockeys. Eddie Arcaro and Willie Shoemaker, legends of the sport, share strong form and extensive careers. Arcaro notes both horses are strong while Shoemaker exudes confidence, forecasting a tough race with Swaps as a contender.
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Trabert Top Domestic Seed for Wimbledon Championships
Forest Hills hosts the Wimbledon championships with Tony Trabert as top domestic seed and Ken Rosewall as No 1 foreign seed. Defending champion Vue Seixas and Ham Richardson follow, with Gil Shea Ed Morlan Art Larsen Bernard Bartzen and Herb Flam in the domestic lineup. Foreign seeds include Nur Nielsen DenMark Rex Hartwig Nicola Fietrangel Enrique Mores Neale Fraser and Kosei Kamo.
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Governor Lifts 114 Day Boxing Ban in Pennsylvania
Governor George M. Leader signs a new boxing code ending a 114 day ban. The Rooney McGinley club in Pittsburgh plans a heavyweight bout between Bob Baker and Bob Satterfield next month. The ban followed the Harold Johnson Julio Mederas incident in Philadelphia last May when Johnson collapsed after the second round.
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