HOW THEY STAND HOW THEY STAND AMERICAN ERA
Nonspecific standings and probable pitchers from major leagues and Pacific Coast League schedule. Mentions many teams and players such as Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago Detroit Baltimore and Brooklyn with a mix of results and upcoming games.
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Steaday
Docten
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Baltimor
York
Detroit
Lary “Geld
Patterfield
Gray
Leago al Pamington
Donievan
Ve Kemmerer
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Pitsburgh
Brooklyn
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South Favored In Shrine Grid Game
South Red favored by 3 points to beat the North in the Shrine football game at Memorial Coliseum. North previews as one of the toughest all star lineups from Northern and Southern California, with final drills at Pepperdine College and Whittier College.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Southern California
California
Ubs
Pepperdine College
Whittier College
On Vacation: Sid Hoos Off Duty at The Chik House
Sports editor Sid Hoos is on vacation and his column will resume in The Chik House once he returns. The brief notes his absence and timing without detailing reasons or exact dates.
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Sid Hoos
Chik
Pierce Tosses Fourth Shutout As White Sox Keep Pace
Billy Pierce pitched nine innings of shutout ball without a walk, fanning six, to push the Chicago White Sox within three games of the idle New York Yankees. Apriccio drove in two runs with a single as Chicago won 3-0 over the Baltimore Orioles. Tom Brewer earned his 13th win as Boston beat Cleveland 6-2, while Milwaukee clung to a slim division lead amid muddy conditions.
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White Sox
New York Yankeers
Baltimore Orioles
Pierce
Cy Young
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Billy
Urban Faber
AJL
Mel Parnelt
Hal Brown
Luis Apricio
Yankees
Tom Brewer
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Milwauke Braves
Seals Mounties Resume Series in Coast League race
Seals starter Jack Spring and Mounties ace {5-8} Will toe the mound as the teams continue a short five game set. San Francisco holds a two to one edge from weekend play and leads by six and a half in the Coast League standings. Manager Joe Gordon relies on Letty Kiely to seal games. Bill Renna and Harwood Sullivan boost offense as Vancouver visits San Francisco Thursday for a five game clash against Clyde King’s Hollywood Stars.
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Jim Nash
San Francisco
Jack Spring
Vancouver
Seals
Joe Gordon
Letty Leo Kiely
Kiely
METRO
Charlie Metro
The
Mounties
Charlie Beamon
Don Ferrarese
Baltimore Orioles
Art Ceccarelli
Seal
Bill Renna
Harwood Sullivan
Gordon
Uctose
Bill Ab‘lernathie
Clyde King
Hollywood Stars
Thurssday
Hayward battles for Giants bid despite San Francisco jab
Hayward mayor John Purchin, returning from New York, remains confident Hayward can land the Giants. He met Giants VP Chub Feeney who said the club knows of a plan by builder A L Brandenham to fund an $8.8 million stadium. Feeney noted the team is not negotiating now and did not commit to Hayward or San Francisco.
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New York Giants
John Purchin
Giants
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George Christopher
San Francisco
San Fran
Cisco
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Enle
Purchio
Christopher
Giant
Chub Feeney
New York
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Alameda County
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Branden
Heyward
Colorado
Arch McDonald
Raady
Patterson Dominates Jackson in Heavyweight title bout
Tomy Jackson was hospitalized after suffering a urinary condition following his knockout loss to Patterson at the Polo Grounds. Patterson, who improved to 19 straight wins, said he would defend the title three or four times a year. promoter Emil Lente eyed more defenses in New York as attendances and gates lagged.
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Tommy
Hurrican) Jackson
Polo Grounds
Rusty
Archie Moore
Pete Rademacher
Jackson
Rademacher
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Wash
Ruby Goldstein
United Press
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Lente
Giants
Patterson's Next Foe Rademacher Tickled to Death
INS report from Columbus notes Pete Rademacher, future challenger to Floyd Patterson, was tickled by Patterson's defense against Tommy Jackson. Trainer George Chemerec said Rademacher remains confident, plans to start real work, and will leave for Seattle for the August 22 title fight.
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Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Tommy Jackson
George Chemerec
Rademachers
Rademacher
Chemerec
Lake Huston
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Best TV Fights and Championship Rivalries Highlight Tuesday
TV sports clock lists 7:30 rose Sandy Saddlee versus Red Top Davis in a four round bout and 10:30 showdown Rowling presents Steve Nagy against Stan Gidford in a four round championship match.
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TV Sports Log
Sandy Saddlee
Red Top Davis
Rowling
Steve Nagy
Stan Gidford
Patterson Floyd Lauds Jacksons Gameness In Heavyweight Fight
Patterson Floyd lauds Jackson for courage in a brutal heavyweight bout saying Jackson stayed tough, never folded, and kept fighting to the final bell. He notes Jackson’s powerful uppercut and his own belief he controlled many rounds, planning another bout with Pete Rademacher on August 22 to build his claim as a champion.
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Hurricane Jackson
Jackson
Ruby Goldstein
Patterson
Goldstein
Tommy
Jows
Eit
Pete‘Rademacher
Rademacher
Hayward AL All Stars Capture District 2 Title
In Concord Rich G. Ohlee reports Hayward American League All Stars won the Little League District 2 Championship by defeating a highly rated Wilson Park nine to claim the district crown.
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Richgohlee
Concord
All- Stars
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Suspended IU Coach Stays On Payroll
Indiana University announced that football coach Phil Dickens, suspended for a year by the Big Ten for violations of the financial aid to abortion rule, will continue to receive his $15,000 annual salary. The Big Ten faculty representatives in Chicago ordered Dickens removed from any football connection for a year. Officials noted a shakeup in Hayward Little League sectional play with Hayward ready to pitch and Flores contributing strongly.
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Ind
Ins
University of Indiana
Phil Dickens
Big Ten
Chicago
Dickens
Herman B. Wells
Wilson
Hayward
Dale
Suder
Tony Hernandez
Brazil
Costa
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Nissioner Ford
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Milt Pappas
Rigler Hiesteref
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George Benig
Washington Manor All Stars Meet Palma Ceia Indians in LI Classic
Washington Manor Little League and Junior League fans expect an exciting game as the Manor All Stars face the Palma Ceia Brewe den Indians. The Manor lineup includes Tigers Horny eats and Bears, with Bob Berger starting on the mound. Indians rely on top hurlers Dick Weir Darrel Lewin and Chris Whitakes as Eden League powers chase an Eden loop win.
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Mt Eden
Palma Ceia Breweden Indians
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Jene
Aibderwala
Sin Chad Chae
Dick Weit
Bob Seaith
Dickens Salary Change Mentioned by Allen
Allen noted that Dickens' salary would stay unchanged. The brief remark appears in an OCR fragment indicating a continuing pay rate without alterations.
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Allen
Dickens
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