Indians Win Satchell Paige Sets Down The Faltering Yankees
Cleveland edged New York 4 2 as Satchel Paige and Early Wynn combined for the win. A late eighth inning run spree by the Indians gave them a key victory narrowing the gap to the Yankees in the pennant chase. Dale Mitchell and Mickey Vernon sparked the offense with timely hits and a sequence that broke the game open.
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Promoters Say They Will Quit Prize Fight Promotions
Hollywood figures Abbott and Costello announced they will abandon prize fight promotions, citing poor profits. Their first promoted bout between Ike Williams and Enrique Volanos yielded a net of 8756.87 after a $108,297.02 gross and heavy expenses, not enough to cover mortgage needs for the East Side Boys' Club. The act prompted mortgage holders to pressure payments as the promoters weighed foreclosure risk and legal counsel advised delaying any action.
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Vallejo Chiefs Drop High Riding Klamath
The Vallejo Chiefs beat the Gems 14 to 17 after a seven run seventh inning led by George Ariandos homer, as the Gems fall two and a half games behind Fillsburg District. Merrie Nordell drove in five runs with a homer and two triples, but Vallejo held on as the Gems’ ninth inning rally fell short.
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Los Angeles
Fresno Wins Third Round Of Tourney
AUTWATER Calif The Fresno Parrish Drillers reach the State semi pro baseball tournament after a 6 to 1 victory over Stockton with Wylers. Big Irv Austin pitched five hitters and helped own cause with a homer in the eighth. Hal Britten had three hits for Fresno, who eliminated Stockton. San Luis Obispo Blues shut out Merced 12 to 0. Dan Garman Cal Poly pitcher won, Blues advance to fourth round with two wins and one loss. Oakland Holly Packers beat Alameda Merchants in elimination game.
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Gordon Goldsberry to Go to Los Angeles
Oakland Acorns announce first baseman Gordon Coldsboro, option from the Chicago White Sox, has been reacquired by the American League and will be transferred to Los Angeles. Biel Keryhoski to start at first base as the Oaks open against Seattle tomorrow night.
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Enrique Bolanos Eyes to Be Okay After Fight
In Los Angeles a boxing bout between Enrique Bolanos and Ike Williams was reportedly held with Bolanos sustaining eye injuries but expected to recover. Officials indicated no lasting damage and outlined next steps for Bolanos’ return to training and potential rematch timing.
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Harvey Johnson Championship Squad
Harvey Johnson owner of a Venetian Blind company hosted a banquet for his championship squad in Hayward. Attendees received individual trophies for league participation. Afterward, ballroom and folk dancing followed with Harvey Johnson calling. Pictured are Lloyd Callen Gene MetClintock Harry Cecacl sponsor Harvey Johnson and Ed Profect the recreation district Rey Tavares Jay Bridgeman. Kneeling front row: Paul Cabrillos Ray Sousa Eddie Oliveras Bill Souza Monty Somersett.
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Easter on Top Artie Wilson in Ailing Easter
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered names and phrases about Easter and Artie Wilson with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome emerges to summarize reliably.
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Golfers Approve Loche Suspension Amid Mixed Baseball News
The report notes South Arts League action suspending Loche while detailing shifting baseball standings. It highlights Jensen's 12 hits over two games, boosting his weekly average to 444, and mentions Luke Sale on the San Diego Padres amid a broader roster shakeups and managerial talk.
Solons Open Five-Game Lead With 5-1 Win Over Angels
Sacramento Solons moved within five games of the Hollywood Stars by defeating the Los Angeles Angels 5-1. Pitcher Ken Holcombe earned his 14th win as Del Baker praised the club’s hustle and timely hitting. Jimmie Rubor and Wall Draper contributed with home runs while Seals and Oakland loom in the standings.
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Easter to Try Knee After Knee Operation
Luke Easter of the San Diego Padres underwent a knee operation to remove a chip from his right knee on July 2 at the Cleveland Clinic. He was released from hospital a week ago and will begin light workouts in about ten days at the stadium to test his leg before returning to the Indians.
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