Committee Named PCL Major League Talks Slated July 10
PCL directors formed a special committee to press major league officials for realignment of the Coast League. Chairman Joe Ziegler will oversee talks with Ford Frick and NL leaders, with July 10 in St Louis set to discuss minor league realignment and possible expansion.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
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Warren Gilles
National League
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O’connor
O'Connor
Joe Ziegler
Portland Beavers
Frick
St .Louis
Suscongnitta
West Coast
Hollywood
San Diego
Sacaramento
Pay TV OK'd By L.A. Board For Dodgers Franchises
The Los Angeles Public Utilities Commission approved pay television for Brooklyn Dodgers games and the International Boxing Club moved the Machen Baker title bout to July 24 at the Stadium. Promoters of Skialron TV bid for the franchise with Los Angeles figures Walter O'Malley and Chebho Hernani involved.
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Chicago
National League
Eddie Machen
Los Angeles Board of Cen
Public Utilities Commission
Bob Baker
Iterday
International Boxing Club
Chicago Star
Yesser
Macien-Baker
Skialron TV
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New York
Willie Vaughn
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
Chebho Hernani
Chebho Hernani and Iternational
Juarez
Mexico
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Paramount
Pietta
McDaniel Shines as Rookie With St Louis Cardinals
Von McDaniel, an 18 year old rookie secured by a 50 000 bonus, opened with a 4 0 record and 1 50 ERA for the St Louis Cardinals. He retired 14 straight Milwaukee batters, allowed four hits and two runs in seven innings, and moved the club within one game of first place as Cincinnati climbed to first by beating the Cubs. Dodgers blanked the Giants. Pirates and Phillies had no games.
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Yankees extend lead with 6-4 win over Orioles in AL race
Yankees stay two games up after a 6-4 victory over Baltimore as Chicago and Boston win earlier. Crowe and Hoak delivered a 10th inning two run burst for Cincinnati, while Banks and Walls homered to knot the score. Maglie fires four hits allowed in Dodgers win.
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White Sox
Tigers
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Cleveland
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George Crowe
Don Hoak
Redlegs
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Cincinnati
Don Kaiser
Wally Post
Lee Walls
Esmle Banks
Raul Sanchez
Sal Maglie
Larry Deby
Billy Pierce
Frank Bolling
Sammy White
Boston
Red Sox
Senators
Camilo Pascual
Russ Kemmerer
White
Jackie Jensen
Big Franc Sullivan
Americans Tie Open With Five Under Par At St Andrews
Scots Eric Brown and Lawrie Ayton opened the British Open with five under par 67s on the old course. Cary Middlecoff and Frank Stranahan led US qualifiers, both at 141 and 142 after 36 holes, as Tony Cerda and Peter Thomson posted solid first rounds.
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Toledo
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Gene Andrews
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Calif
Frank Keck
Germany
Australia
Peter Thomson
Argentina
Tony Cerda
Middlecost
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Runnner
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Bobby Locke
South Africa
Bernard Hurt
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Braves and Reds Lead National League All Stars
Manager Walter Alston named the National League All-Star team with six Braves and six Redlegs. The pitching staff includes Spahn, Burdette, Labine, Antonelli, Simmons, and Sanford, with Musial Moon Smith and others among the selected players. Excluded were Dodgers Hub Seholt Seiberts, and Seills. The game will be in St. Louis on July 9.
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Walter Alston
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
Alston
Nationals
St. Louis
Dodgers
Warren Spalin
Braves
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Lew Burdette
Larry Jackson
St. Lewis Cardinals
Jack Sanford
Phillies
Brooklyn
Clem Labide
Bell
Dodger Pilot
Gus Bell
Ed Bailey
Dokiny Temple
Roy McMillan
Don Hoak
Frank Robinson
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Perth
Ford Frick
Spahn
Burdette
Red Schoendienst
Ed Mathews
Johnny Logan
Carolina
Stan Musial
Jackson
Wally’ Moon
Hall Smith
Labine
Gil Hodges
Gino Cimoli
Roberts
Philadelphia
Robin Hobs Seerts
Willie Mays
Antonelli
Giants
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Hank ‘Foiles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Musia
Schoenlaienst
Sanford
Hoak
Smith
Moon
Cimoli
Foiles
North Triumphs 3-1 Over South in All Star Tilt
North hitters outpaced by South but North pitching held firm as the North won 3-1 in the Pacific Coast League All Star game at Wrigley Field before 6,417 fans. Morrie Martin started for the North, Ed Mickelson belted a three bagger, Earl Averill hit the South’s lone homer, and Joe Taylor scored on an error in the second frame.
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Wrigley Field
Vancouver
Morrie
Martin
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Hollywood
Portland
Ed Mickelson
Averill
San Diego
Joe Taylor
George Anderson
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Doping Suspects Pass Lie Detector Test In California
Inglewood California two suspended trainer Don Early and groom Jim Griner await a hearing before the California Racing Board after lie detector results were released. They denied claims of doping and said the tests supported them in clearing their names regarding stimulation charges connected to the horse Pie Master.
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Cali
Don Early
Jim Griner
California, Racing Board
Lee
Leandro Fourth of July Five Miler Draws Strong Field
Strong field gathers for San Leandro annual five mile race with Van Zant, defending champ Jess Vans, and high profile entrants from Olympic Club and San Leandro area. Boehme Kuhn and Heeren lead challengers as local teams contest the event at 2 pm with city hall finish.
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San Francisco A.C
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Petaluma Spartans
Pac
Jess Vans
Pers Zant
Santa Clara
Butch Tition
Walt Boehme
Bakle
San’ Lorenzo
Harold Kuhn
Stockton
South County
A.C
Heeren
Castro Valley
Boehme
Kuhn
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Dis van Zant
Las
Vegas
Nev
Leandro
Tance
Bay Area
Verites
Jack Golub
Andrade
Compton
Rangers
Ier Sportsdrome
Achilles A.C
San Fran
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How They Stand How They Stand American League
Results show New York and Baltimore tied score 4 to 1 in a misread entry. Boston 2 Washington 1 and Detroit 2 Enicage 4. Pitchers listed include Ghicego, Trucks, Mans, Pitula, Turley, Moore with various records. Only games scheduled for today.
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Innisga
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Washington
Enicage
Detroit
Ghicego
Keniat City
Donevin
Trucks
Cleveland
Mans
Pitula
Brewar
Turley
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Butcher Extends Unbeaten Streak With 16th Win
In Richmond, Bob Butcher of San Francisco defeated Andy Dombho of San Jose by TKO in the eighth round to claim his 16th straight victory. The undercard featured Hank Casey stopping Walter Tyler in the first, with prelims showing Jack Parelli halting Pavel in the second. Gross receipts reached $2,604 from the event.
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Bob Butcher
Andy Dombho
San Jose
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Vand
Domebo
Hank
Casey
Walter Tyler
Jacke
Hellcat
Parelli
Aming Pavel
Pelicans Face $50,000 Fund Drive To Save Club
New Orleans stockholders must raise 50000 by July to keep the Pelicans and the Southern Association Baseball club in the city. Mayor Morrison told the Pelicans board they must provide 25000 by July 10 and another 25000 by July 15 to cover payroll and other obligations.
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Louisiana City
Delesseps Morrison
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Board of
Dial Wins 14th as San Jose Tops Fresno in DH
Billy Dial pitched three hits allowed and notched his 14th win against two losses guiding San Jose to a 8 to 0 victory over Fresno in the second game of a doubleheader. Fresno won the opener 11 to 5.
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Billy Dial
Fresno
Favorites Advance In Junior Tennis and Plans for L A Arena
Top seeds won in first round junior tennis on the Lawn Tennis Association circuit in Los Angeles. Plans for a new Los Angeles sports arena were approved by architects led by Cunningham of San Mateo Welton Becket. The complex would be a two level elliptical structure seating 16000 for ice, with other venues for basketball boxing and hockey. results show several players advancing in straight sets.
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Dingo
Cooper Wins to Reach Wimbledon Net Finals
In Wimbledon England second seed Ashley Cooper of Australia defeated Neale Fraser 1-6 14-12 6-3 6-4 to advance to the men's singles final. Hoad faces Sven Davidson in the other semi while Gibson and Hard win women's doubles legs and Mulloy Patty upset Cooper Anderson in a doubles upset.
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Ashley Cooper
Australia
Neale Fraser
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
N.Y
Daphne Fancutt
South Africa
Jonny Hoad
Ev. van Nielsen
Denmark
Hoad
Jack Kramer
Althea Gibson
Miss Gibson
New York
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Dorothy Head Knade
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Canf
Miss Hard
Sam
Gardner Mulloy
Budge Patty
Cooper
Mal Anderson
Mulley
Patty
U S Oarsmen Score Wins In Henley Regatta
U S oarsmen win Thames Challenge Cup defense at Henley in seven minutes flat aboard Princeton light weight crew. Cambridge Boating Club pair Leo McDegry and D B Sperling defeat Oxford City Rowing Club for silver goblets in 8 31. Yale and Cornell expected clash as regatta nears climax with six shells in use.
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England
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London Boat Club
Woofson and Crosby Meet in Oakland City Tennis Final
In Oakland City, Bill Crosby of Oakland and Dr Cotten from Alameda vie in the singles final at Davie Stadium tomorrow at 1 a.m. for the second straight year. Other finals begin at 10 a.m. with Joe Woolfson of Hayward facing Jim Schulze in the junior veterans division.
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Berkeley
Bill Crosby
Alameda
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Cotten
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Oakland City
Joe Woolfson
Hayward
Jim Schulze
Romulo Knocks Hall in Trans-Pacific Yacht Race
In Stockton reporters note Romulo 1383 of Ma wins knockout round against Teddy Hall 135% of Seattle as 22 crewed sleek yachts prepare for the eighth round of the 2225 mile race to Honolulu. Weather reports and skippers named for tomorrow's start.
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Stockton
Los Angeles
Tommy Romulo
Teddy Hall
Seattle
Honolulu
Ortega Seeks Title Shot in Miami Welterweight Showdown
Mexican contender Gaspar Ortega faces New York underdog Larry Baker in a 10 round bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium watched nationally. Ortega, 5-2 favorite, aims for Carmen Basilio title opportunity while Baker promises a tough test. Ortega record 23 decisions 17 KOs 8 losses. Baker 20 wins 9 KOs 3 draws.
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Mexico City
Larry, Baker
New York
Ortega
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Cham
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Ray Robinson
Whitey Bimstein
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