Acorns Open LA Series as Seals Meet Stars
The Pacific Coast League schedule tightens as the Hollywood Stars chase the San Francisco Bears. Pettit to start for the Stars against Beven for the Seals in Los Angeles. Oakland visits Los Angeles while San Diego battles Sacramento for third place. Attendance climbs with the pennant race tight and series looming across the circuit.
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Father TU Ayers
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Portaun
Acomns
the Stars
San Diego
Seattle
Portsland
San Frisco
Sacramento
Anster
West
Tennlanes
Hollywood
SUI
Solons
Mollywoord
San Francisco
Portland
West match play fuels WGA championships run
In Los Angeles the Western Women’s Golf Association aims for match play as the WGA Championships continue. Defending champ Marjorie Linday leads Texan Polly Iloy and other top amateurs through tough early rounds at the Los Angeles Country Club course. Lyle Rawmay of California and Grace Demoss among leaders, while Barbara Romack, Pat Lesser, and Ruth McCullah post solid scores in a crowded field.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie Lindsay
Lecatwr
Fournex Si
Polly Iloy
We Worth
Tex
Miss Lindsay
Bersidne
Long
Huntington
Miss Ritey
Los Angees
Bea Mel Wane
Barmingham
Aft
Texas
Honves
Hen
Babe Didakstn Zaharias Se Vera
Mex
Lyle” Rawmay
Bielanend
Cali
Ein
Whine
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
California
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Wash
Arlene Brooks
Annandale
Calif
Barbara Milnure
Toledo
Migs Brooks
Baseball Standings Highlight Pacific Coast League Mayhem
The Pacific Coast League standings show teams like Seals, Oakland, Los Angeles and Portland. Notable records include figures such as 7-9 and 16-4 with players like Ben Flow and Chester Johnson referenced in scattered lines. The fragmentary text suggests a standings update and team matchups, but specifics are unclear.
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Pacific Coast League
GB Hallsword
Matthews Kayoed Marciano After Title Bid by Cuddy
New York reports Rocky Marciano kayoed Harry Matthews in the second round at Yankee Stadium to set up a world heavyweight title bid versus Jersey Joe Walcott. Matthews, 27, from Seattle, left the ring after a 2 04 round stoppage in front of 31 000 fans, with promoter Jim Wolff noting gate receipts around 218 707. Marciano, unbeaten in 42 straight bouts, earned about 52 000 for the win, while Matthews took roughly 52 000 for his fourth career knockout loss. The match had no TV or radio and promotion focused on securing a license renewal to stage the September title fight in New York Ball Park if possible.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Rocky Marciano
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Jersey Joe Walcott
Aupyer
Walcott
Brookinn
Mass
Wut Matthews
Seattle
Yankee Stadium
Matthews
Jim Worris
Felix Bacchicchio
New York State
Bob Kuislenberry
Boxing Coma- No
Bacchiccio
Challen
Metis
Lucky
Pyincher Markbears
Tracky
Wesutitus
Dodgers whip, Yankees slump widens in rough week
The Dodgers and Yankees falter as each face mounting struggles this season. Brooklyn suffers a four-game skid after a 3 to 2 loss to St. Louis, widening a slump that began after a road winning streak. New York’s woes persist with Stengel and Dressen under pressure as trouble winds through the majors. Paige earns a win for the Browns in a 6 to 0 tilt with Washington, while Bobby Young powers the Browns’ offense in the victory.
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Browns
Washington
St. Louis
Nigro Harter
Bob Cain
Cain
Bobby Young
Hornsby Returns to Lead Reds After Browns Debacle
Rogers Hornsby is named manager of the Cincinnati Reds seven weeks after leaving the St Louis Browns in disgrace. General Manager Gabe Paul confirms the change as Hornsby takes command with limited front-office interference, while scouting trips continue and Earl Brooke may coach in the interim. The move follows Hornsby’s celebrated return and public praise from Bill Veeck, who had offered mixed signals about the plaque incident.
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Tig
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Cincinn
Reds
Tornaby
Hornsby
Cincinnati
Gabe Rual
Mle
Mpi
Chiemnali
Earl Brooker
Mernsbya
Baseball World
Cienne-Lithe
Browns
Becwuse
Bill Veeck
Ural
Veeck
Tuck
U S Swimmers upset Japan for Olympic 800m relay record
In Helsinki the United States stunned Japan to win the Olympic 800 meter relay, setting a new record of 8 minutes 31.1 seconds and breaking Japan’s 6 minute 42.1 seconds semi final mark. The U S also gained on the Russians in overall standings as gymnastics and wrestling led.
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Leq H. Petersen
Helsinki
United States
Japan
Yanks
U. S
Sam
Pete
Russia
Theu. S
Arthur Tackson
Flushing
No Yo
Cage
Inigo Foresees Welter Title Bout Tonight in L A
Ramon Fuentes defends welter crown against Inigo Fuentes meets veteran Trigo in ring at Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Fuentes, 11 pro bouts, slight favorite over 26 year old champion Inigo, who beat Bobby Jones for state title, then stopped Woody Harper in six rounds.
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Los Angeles
Ramon Yuehtes
Mia Belge
Olympic Autorium
Cauliflower Alley
Fuentes
Bobby Jones
Oakland
PCL Rules Shake Off Hollywood Protest After Sacramento Defeat
Pacific Coast League president ruled against Hollywood protests following a loss to Sacramento last Saturday in Oakland. The ruling upheld league authority and warned of repercussions for further disruption.
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LOS Angeles Iit
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood
Sacramento
Lindell Tops PCL Pitcher. Gilbert Leads In Homers
Lindell added two victories to push his season record to 17 8 and solidify his lead in the Pacific Coast League pitching race. Gilbert of Oakland tops home runs with 28 and RBIs at 82, while Bernier leads with 92 RBIs. Fred Sanford Port land holds a 2 4 mark as a standout hitter, and Lee Toop trails Lindell in strikeouts with 124. The week’s stats also show Seuffle leading the league with a .321 average.
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Land
Lindell Gison
Lee Toop
Willy
Hoh
Seuffle
Sckay
Tookie Gilbert
Oakland
Carlos Bernier
Alealors
Deadlock Looms As Lockerby Closes In On B League Title
Hayward area B league playoff action sees Lockerby Ponting rally to a 4 0 victory with Ray Tavares homering twice and driving in four runs. Eddie’s Lowinge holds a 4 1 mark and a tiebreaker path after two games. next clash with Lockerby moved to later schedule amid a tied first round.
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Hayward
Lockerby
Lowinge
Orininalte
Lorkerby
Eddie
Sngrers
Pam
Bret Mayle
Ray Tavares
Olympic swimming and diving results from the games
Laszlo Papp of Hungary delivered a series of head hacks in the second round. Szikely of Hungary set an Olympic record in the women's 200 meters breaststroke with 2 51.7, defeating teammate Eya Noval. France’s Jorn Baileux posted 4 32.1 in the 400 meter freestyle trials, while Ford Konno of Ohio State qualified in 4 38.68. Grertje Wielema of Holland led in the women’s 100 meter backstroke qualifiers with 1 13.38, ahead of Barbera Stark and others. Russia placed sixth in women’s swimming. the U S led by basketball loss, then rallied to beat Benair 54 to 41. Patricia McCormick led springboard diving after three dives with 42.50 points. Zoe Ann Jonson was fourth with 35.00 points after three dives.
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Hungary
Bya Szikely
Swomen
Mons Breastseke
Eya Noval
Woyards
Jorn Baileux
France
Ford Konno
Ohio State
Moore
Grertje, Wielema
Holland
Barbera Stark
Berkeley
Calif
Mary Freeman
Washington
Coralle O'Connor
Woroster
Mays
Miss Freeman
Miss O'Connor
Russia
Eye
Bealen
U. S
Benair
Patricia McCormick
Los Aue
Zoe Ann Jonson
Oakland
Sharpes to Wrestle Garibaldis Friday
Oakland to host a one hour two fall main event Friday night featuring Ben and Mike Sharpe against the Garibaldi brothers. The Sharpe team, holding the world team heavyweight title, earned a narrow prior win over Chick and Gino Garibaldi, promising a high stakes rematch.
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Oakland
Ben
Mike Sharpe
Garibaldi Boys
Oakland Auditorium
Sid Hops Reports Life in Hayward Softball Revival
Seventeen area softball managers met after a series of suspensions and missteps, challenging the recreation department. They support reviving Hayward softball with an open “A” league, new protest board, and manager-led decisions to restore local interest and field quality. Players long absent may return, with stronger regional competition and safer, better fields.
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Hunt Foods
Cherryland
ABC Ambulance
Last Sea
Himt Feads
Mel
Rudy
Mendency
Virwe Maldenico
Mt Review
Theal Diamonds
Orthermore
Leagu
Npensivary
Recreation Department
Hayward
Quiet Olympic Basketball Day Ends In Turmoil
A chaotic Olympic basketball scene erupted as Uruguayan players clashed with fans and officials after a controversial call. Intervening police and safety crews subdued the riot while Garcia Otera and Wilfredo Pelzer drew attention amid the fray.
Shoemaker Takes Top Mount at Del Mar Feature Day
Del Mar notes Shoemaker gets premier mount on Ton Wo in the featured $370 event as he faces a strong field including Frigid and such standouts as Great Dream Island Liv Miss Now Yur Miss Tevel and Blue Cloth. In the companion, six furlongs, $36 Lake Hodges Invitational, Shoemaker guides Treing as Rous Stitch Royal Rage Faw Regard Hindu Star and others compete. Sincerely nosed Ascribe in the Palomar handicap beating Chinese Doll to third, with Sincerely covering six and a quarter furlongs in 1 10 4/5 and paying $4. Shoemaker also wins observatory downs by a mile in 4:38 3/5 aboard Tantamoy paying $4.10 straight.
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Tevel
Shoemaker
Rous Stitch
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San Jose Signs Three Rookies In Farm System
The Best Red Sox farm organization signed three players including Edwin Mayer a 6 foot 3 southpaw from San Pr risca who was optioned to Yum of the Southwestern International league. Scout Charley Wallgret signed Gerry Busty a six foot baseball player and Clarence Gibson an infielder from Modesto high school, optioned to Twin Falls of the sneer league.
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Red Sox
Bherakes
Edwin Mayer
San Prrisca
Lo Yum
Charley Wallgret
Gerry Busty
Clarence Gibson
Modesto High School
Twin Falls
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