Seals Lose Top Hitter DiPietro To Season Ending Injury
San Francisco Seals star Bob DiPietro, Pacific Coast League's top hitter, suffered a compound right ankle fracture sliding into third last night. He will miss the rest of the season but is expected to return. expansion details from team physician Dr. Dan Delprat. DiPietro, 26, had triple in the eighth inning during an 18-1 win over league-leading San Diego, driving in two runs to drop his batting average to .873. Charlie Wallgren recalled the injury as a likely major league prospect fate. The Seals won behind Don Fracchia’s seven-hit effort and a Johnny Ritchey grand slam. Other PCL action saw Oakland and Hollywood win, with Hollywood completing a four-game Sacremento sweep aided by a triple play initiated by Bob Del Greco.
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Young Finsterwald Leads BC Open After 65 In Third Round
Vancouver B C. the young Dow Finsterwald of Bedford Heights Ohio led an all stars field into the final round of the 15000 British Columbia Open after posting a seven under par 65. He holds a two stroke edge on Bob Rosburg of San Francisco who is tied with Bud Holscher of Apple Valley for third.
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Major League Box Scores from Multiple NL Games
Baseball box scores summarize performances across leagues with player lines, team totals, and pitching decisions. The excerpt lists players names, positions, and scoring events for games involving Chicago, Seattle, and other teams, noting winners and losses across multiple matchups.
All-Star Vote Sets Record With Ennis Leading NL Left Field
Chicago teletypes report record 5,172,404 votes cast in 1953 all-star poll. Del Ennis leads NL left field by 16,708 over Whitey Lockman, as final ballots counted. final results due Monday morning. Eighteen players will start the 92nd all-star game in Milwaukee.
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Joe Coleman Released by Baltimore Orioles
Left hander Joe Coleman, age 33 from Arlington Massachusetts, with a standout one hitter against New York last season, was released unconditionally by the Baltimore Orioles after being waived by 13 clubs. He posted 13 wins and 17 losses last year and went 0-2 this season with 30 days on the disabled list.
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Area Bowling News Mixed Trophics and Handicap Winners
Area bowling results feature Four, Roses and Lucky teams leading mixed and handicap events. Standouts include Pete Coppaniy and Lacry Casazza posting top scores while multiple leagues report standings and leading bowlers across Scratch and Handicap divisions.
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Fishin Foul: Bonanza Week Off Rodeo and Napa
Ralph Stevens reports a strong fishing week with many boats hitting the flats out of Rodeo Bay and Gardners Resort. Wild wind eased by evening as boats landed bass and salmon in San Pablo Bay and Suisun Bay with several boats reporting good catches and high activity at Swanton's Harbor.
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End Studying Cooking During Off Season
Al America End Studies Cooking During Off Season by Harry Colver profiles Bud Boydston, All-America end and 1st round NFL draft choice, taking a home economics course at Northeastern State College with 24 coeds to prepare for his Chicago Cardinals debut. The six foot, 215 pound football star, in Oklahoma, notes necessity drove him to learn cooking and canning, while keeping up football and training. Boydston, awaiting Lake Forest camp July 17, says he aims to graduate with an education degree and welcomes the small challenge of classwork alongside teammates.
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Things Are Tough Dodger Injury List Rivals Yanks of ’49
Oscar Fraley reports on the Brooklyn Dodgers showing an escalating injury list in 1949, with 18 inactive players and star Jackie Robinson enduring multiple injuries. The piece compares their casualty totals to the Yankees’ 74 injuries, noting several players sidelined and ongoing re‑injury risks as Dodgers chase pennant hopes.
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Entries Ready For Newport To Honolulu Yacht Race
The 53 yacht fleet sails 2225 miles from Newport to Honolulu starting July 4 at noon PDT. Morning Star and Stagwood, previous winners, lead a record large field with classes from 39 to 109 feet. Gresham Coast Guard cutter will escort, Waikiki Surf gains unofficial start for twin hulls. John Roberts signs with Milwaukee Braves, assigned to Evansville in Illinois league.
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California Junior State title won by Bobby Siska in Berkeley
In Berkeley, Bobby Siska of San Francisco defeated Clyde Witt of Larks pur 6-2 6-1 to win the California Junior State title for boys 13 and under. Reed Witt, 11, beat Nicky Hoogs 6-4 6-2 in the youngest division. Junta Stoesser and Baumgardner won quarterfinals in the 18-year-old class. Semifinals set for Sunday across divisions.
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Latin Leads Women's Open By 8 Strokes
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