Cabrillo Park Beats AFL in Oakland Semi-finals
Cabrillo Falk led by Lou Mozzini pitched and went all the way as Cabrillo Park blanked AFL team 4 to 0 in the Oakland championships semi final. Mary Duarte Ferd Arjevo and Bob Atthone produced three singles for the Union, while Mary Rego added two hits in the loss.
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Oakland
Cabrillo Falk
Greenman
Lou Mozzini
Union Boys
Mary Duarte
Ferd Arjevo
Bob Atthone
Mary Rego
Cabrillo Park
Tsouzi
Uesounerde
Isours Sao
Messehetel Okrockel
Nendoz
Alimence
Alberts
Tozeind
Lester
Meldonado
Srotals
da Tunis
Rca
Tony Trabert Opens Title Bid at Meadow Club Invite
Top seed Tony Trabert of Cim eronati faces Herb Flam of Beverly Hills in a Meadow Club Invitational semifinal as Ed Moylan of Trenton advances to meet Holden of Chicago. Milagi upset Kamo while Wimbledon champ Moon took another win in a cluttered, tense day.
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Southampton
N.Y
Tony Trabert
Cimeronati
Moylan
Trenton
Meadow Club
Trabert
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Caaf
Moylan Jays
Ant Holden
Chicago
Atushi Milagi
Alan
Japan
Kosei Kamo
Kiwanis and Firefighters win in Little League title clash
Kiwanis ace Ben Johnston drove in runs and teammate Gary Souza scored as Kiwanis beat Smiths Clothiers 10-6 to claim the American Division title. Frank Marino and Paul contributed key hits, while the Fire Department defeated another foe by 2 to 3 in the same league rounded out by strong pitching and fielding.
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Kiwanis Club
Smiths Clothiers
Winton School
Frank Paul
Ben Johnston
Gary Souzawits
Jayz
Frank
Kawanis Club
Marino
Tory
Thres
Una
Smiths Clovkers
Record Swim Aim Across River Miles From Buenos Aires
An Argentine government worker plans a grueling solo swim to beat the 292 mile record set by Sigmund Jett in 1940, aiming for at least 296 miles downstream from Buenos Aires toward Castil? Castro Valley. The event would require roughly 70 to 80 hours, with the current best 62 hours 18 minutes in 1952 by Ilens Brokers and a 282 mile mark noted in prior attempts.
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Fire Dept
Playec Abel Finverabrik Sporrer
Harrelson
Tabert
Qwienman
Erst
Aipreueem
Ps Tucell
Sn Louis
Jas
Antone Adee
Evtondo
Pudgy
Argentina
Ara Qernment Worker
Ferre
Andes
St. Pass
McWilliams
Ogge
Tealuaa
Buenos Ayres
Camumners
Wille
Vee
Castro Valley
Botoc
Ilens Brokers
Eight Pacers Seek Adios Harry Challenge at Adios Harry
Westbury New York reports a 32 pacers field for the Adios Harry events on August 5, 9, and 13. The best hopes face Adios Harry and Adios Boy in eliminations. Adios Harry, chosen by Howard Lyons, set a Vernon Downs mile record of 1 1 8 and a Roosevelt Raceway 1 5 miles in 3 04 2 5, as the purse nears 687 500 for the finale on August 13.
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Westbury
Ins
Tiwase
Adies Harry
Attics
jAties Harry
Notre Dame Football Tickets Sell Out Early
Notre Dame announces football season ticket sales are the highest in school history with 300000 applications mailed. The October 22 game versus Wisconsin and the Michigan State game on October 19 are sold out, while 5400 tickets remain for the November 19 clash with Iowa.
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South Bend
Ind
Ius
Notre Dame ‘University
Ane
Notre Dame
Robert Cahit
Iowa
Dropo's Big Bat Keeps White Sox In Front
White Sox win 3-2 behind Dropo’s clutch hits giving them a lead atop the pennant race. Yankees and Red Sox also post late wins as Detroit and Brooklyn rely on hot hurlers and timely power to stay in the chase.
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Dropo
White Sox
Solons Beat Seattle 3-2 In Extra Innings
In a 12 inning duel, Sacramento edged Seattle 3-2 to clinch the series as San Francisco defeated Hollywood 3-3 and Bill Bradford earned his first start win. Oakland edged Los Angeles 3-2 in 10 innings after a umpire ruling change. Seattle leads San Diego by three games with five to play. Bradford yielded five hits in seven innings, struck out three, and drove in two as San Francisco won the series 4-2 and the season series 19-17.
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Milton Richman
White Sox
United Prous
Yankees
Athletics
Dians
Big Walt Drepe
Origles
Red Sox
Tigers
Vero
Sox
Joe ‘Collins
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Senators
Virgil Trucks
Zix
Hitler
New York
Enos Slaughter
Vic Raschi
Kansas City
Tom Gorman
Cleveland
Ted W
Jim Bunning
Cinganes
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburgh
Burgess
Spine Tunga
Southpaw
Doe Muxhall
Redlegs
Bob Thurmen
Miltomrank
Menager Hey
Welker
Carl Jurilio
Junior Gillie
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Giants
Crong
Johnny ‘Antonelli
Phillies
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Jack Meyer
Sam
Jones
Wyatte Jones
Peter Hayes
United Press
Sacramentio
Seattle
San Francisco
Hollywood
Bill Bradford
Oakland Oaks
Los Angeles
Uumpire
Joe Iacovetti
Waditson
Angel
Bob Schelling
George Mekovyieh
San Diego
Portland
Padres
Heigl
Sage
Ed Mierkowig
Shedel Bettween
Chet Jo
Sacs
Simgman
Singleton
Varn Stephens
Satramento
Bascee
Harry Bright
Jerry Streeter
Johnson
Len Righetti
Bradford
Lee Wells
Follywood
Theetason
Pacific Coast
Diego Essa i
Bartland
Sacramento
Dakae
Erny
Ind
Tia Jing Pamaito
Innin San Francisco
Hollywood A
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Panes Borland
Sanapieny
Qalel
Danse Beattie
San Diem Amis
Tromorraw Holywood
Oakland
Itland
Sacraments
Eer Peanchen
Lips
San Duego
Kimberly Kid Trots Fastest Mile in Vernon Feature
Five year old Kimberly Kid from the Allwood stable of Far Hills, N. Jr., driven by Vernon Dawns Bower, posted the fastest trotting mile of the year in 1 25 8 3 at the River View Farm free for all. He then won the Grand Circuit feature in 2 0 0 1.
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Vernon
Kimberly Kig
Allwood
Far Hills
N. Jr
River View Farm
Vernon Dawns
Bower
Kimbe Kic
Petty Leads Large Field at San Mateo 250 Mile Race
The 250 mile NASCAR Grand National event at Bay Meadows San Mateo features NASCAR point leader Lee Petty and Buck Baker in a strong East Coast entry. The field includes up to 20 1955 models as rivals prepare for a high powered Saturday show with Crash Carson, the Thrill Masters, and other attractions. The event, with a $146,000 purse, will send Petty and Baker to Chicago then San Francisco for the big race day.
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Bay Meadows
Corysler
Zorgi
Carson
Nascar
Lee Potty
Buck Barkey
New York State
Hell
Fealy
Chicago
San Francisco
Flock Brothers
Tim
Fonty
Dixie
Petty
Baier
Acorn Win Struggles With Umpire-Driven Disputes
Emeryville report details a 3-2 10 inning Oaks victory over the Angels marred by extensive arguing and stalling. Umpire calls on homer ruling and late tensions trigger ejections as Freddie Besana earns his third win in two innings of relief.
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Emeryville
Oaks
Los Angeles Anggels
Angels
George Matkovichs
Los Angeles
Whale
Freddie Besana
Duanne Pitjette
Billa
Piper Daviecaelle
Bob Coats
Ed Winreniak
Coats Af
Bilko
Hat Rice
Jong
Joheny Jorgensen
Oakand
Fair or Foul Scribblings From Sports Samovar
A scattered sports column notes AL pace and standings context with the 1944 Browns Indians and Kansas City franchise impact, plus golf, boxing tickets and amateurism, college prospects, and a Columbia sports record album tease linking Ruth Gehrig and Rockne to Mel Allen and Bud Greenspan.
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Deweber
New York
Gis
Nomcollege
Larrye Weaver
Air Force
University of Tilinoeders
Michigan State
John Kobs
Robin
Columbia
Bobe Ruth
Gou Gehrig
Knute Rockne
Mel Allen
Clem McCarding
Don Dunphy
Marty Glick
Sixty first week flag races and results across leagues
Sports roundup covers Pacific Coast League standings with Los Angeles Seattle and San Francisco results. Baseball scores list Chicago New York Philadelphia and Milwaukee teams with daily results and upcoming games.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukae Asian A Rinsturah
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Philadelphia
Gible
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pitteursh
Pailagelpais
Salers
New York
Yaukee
Ramaruend
Grewnad Cil
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Acorn
Bob
Schefling
Joe Lacavettt
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Oma
L.A
Tackie Warner
Steve Biko
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St. Louis Browns
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PGA
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Doug
Archie Moore
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Bingaman
Yorke
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