Oakland Splits With Padres In Rough Series Summary
Oakland loses two of six in a Sacramento trip saga as the Padres roll over the A’s 11-2 and 11-1. San Francisco, Portland, and Los Angeles also post results as Hollywood stars visit and spring results unfold across the Pacific Coast League scene.
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Boston Sox Show Signs of Pitching Revival
New York reports a hopeful turn for the Boston Red Sox as Charley Stobbs and Vic Raschi deliver four-hit and six-hit efforts in split twin bill with Cleveland, with Verne Stephens and Vic Raschi contributing key homers and late-inning runs. The rest of the majors see Tigers, Browns, and Dodgers winning. rain delays part of the schedule.
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Gonzales Keeps Clay Court Open Title
Richard Gonzales retained the National Clay Courts Tennis championship by defeating Frank Parker 6-1 1-0 8-6 6-3 in Chicago. The 21 year old defending champion from Los Angeles showed strong form as Parker faded late. Magda Burne of Bucharest defended her women’s crown by defeating Beverly Bak of Santa Monica 2-8 2-7.
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Kitten Leads Trans Pacific Yacht Race to Victory
In Honolulu a sloop named Kitten skippered by Fred W. Lyons appears to win the 2255 mile trans Pacific race, finishing at Diamond Head with a handicap of 3 days 4% minutes 51 seconds, giving a seven hour four minute lead over Flying Cloud. Sea Witch a top contender may arrive Wednesday night. twelve boats remain. Java Mead and Kurrew NT were among those eliminated.
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Snead Opens Final Round With Five Stroke Lead
Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs W Va held a five stroke lead as the final round of the 16000 Dapper Dan tournament began at Accoma country club. Rain had paused play but the course dried quickly and Snead hoped to clinch the 2600 first prize today after finishing the third round Saturday at 203. Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago trailed at 208 and was best placed to challenge.
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GESTS RESULTS YESTERDAY IN FAR WEST LEAGUE
Yesterday results show Seattle 6 0 over San Francisco 2 1 Portland 8 7 Los Angeles 6 1 San Diego 11 1 Oakland 2 11 Sacramento 4 5 Hollywood 2 6 Series ended with San Francisco 3 to Seattle 3 and San Diego 4 to Oakland 2 Hollywood 2 to Portland 3 Los Angeles 1 to 4 Sacramento 4 to 2 Next series set as San Francisco at Oakland Portland at Seattle San Diego at Sacramento Los Angeles at Hollywood Standings list Klamath Falls leading with 47 27 63 while Pittsburg has 0 50 29 with Willows 44 0 34 and Santa Rosa 39 37 reflecting recent games Scores from yesterday include Pittsburg 11 Willows 8 Santa Rosa 12 Medford & Vallejo 12 to 2 Redding 1 7 Klamath Falls 6 Marysville 4 with ye innings indicated.
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Blues and Kung Bros Win in California Semi Pro Tourney
In Atwater California the San Luis Obispo Blues and the Bakersfield Kung Bros won their first round games in the state semi pro baseball tournament Tastight. The Blues defeated the West Side Lumber Co 11 to 3 in a game ending after seven innings due to the tourney rules.
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Towns wins Publinx tournament in Los Angeles
Kenny Towns of San Francisco edged Bill Berger 5 and 3 to capture the national public links championship at the New Rancho course. Towns, 20, becomes eligible for the national amateur journey next month and hints at possibly pursuing professional golf. He led Berger after 18 holes and built a sizable early lead, finishing with a one-under par 70 to Berger’s 77.
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Softball City Championship to Be Featured at Oaks Park
The fourth annual Oakland city softball championships cap a triple header at Oaks Park in Emeryville Monday night July 26. The event includes Bank of America vs Shell Development Recreation Association girls in the opener, and top area girl sluggers facing fast pitchers, with prospects of autographed balls. Final game crowns the men’s Oakland City champion after semi finals on Saturday July 23.
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McCormick Captures Pacific Northwest Amateur Golf Title
Bruce McCormick of Los Angeles defeated Ray Weston of Spokane 7 and 6 to win the Pacific Northwest amateur championship in Seattle. He completed the 35-hole match on the 30th green after a five under par 10 on the outgoing nine and a strong showing with drives irons and putting.
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Turnaround Hopes Lift Phillies Waitkus Return
Philadelphia reports Eddie Waitkus may be back in a Phillies uniform before season's end after a long layoff from a batting slump. The 28 year old star baseman arrived home by plane for rest and further treatment following a crowded schedule and recent injury.
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