Acorns Hit but LA Wins With One Big Inning
Angels held to five hits and one run as Los Angeles exploded for five runs in the fifth inning. Wes Bailey took the loss while Herman Hesse earned the win for the Angels, and key plays included hit batters, walks, and a homer by Brinkopf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorns
Roger Wilson
Whigley
Los Angeles
Acar
Angels
Los Angles
Winiway
Blo J
Gaks Baftu
Wes Bailey
Leon Brinkopf
Bailey
Bil Raimondi
Gene Baker
Herman Hesse
Ti Brinkept
Baker
Tab Talbot
Haker
Max West
Loyd Hittle
Melvin Ott
Bill Jennings
Piper Davis
Bart Haas
Jennings
Waying
David Dahle
Oakland
Brinkopf
Maglie Wins Ninth Straight as Giants Beat Reds
Maglie, the Niagara Falls ace, pitched a ninth straight win for the team, defeating Cincinnati 3 to 2. Ned Garver added an eighth win for the Browns in a 10 to 1 rout of the Athletics, while the White Sox extended their surge to 18 wins in 20 games with a 10 to 2 victory over Boston. The Yankees beat Washington 4 to 0 as Bearden delivered a four-hitter, and Dodgers edged Cardinals 3 to 2 to claim first place. The Cubs topped the Phillies 3 to 2, Pirates beat Boston 8 to 6, and Randy Gumbert won his fourth straight for Chicago. Brooklyn topped St Louis as Roy Campanella doubled home Karl Purcell in the ninth to hand Howie Pollet a relief defeat. Hodges hit his 14th for the Dodgers as Erskine earned the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maglie
Qurve-Titie
Niagara Falls
Reds
Ned Garver
Athletics
Detwoit
Jefty Gene Bearden
Washington
Dodgers
Cardinals
Cubs
Phillies
Pirates
Boston
Randy Gumbert
New York Champs
Yogi Berra
Bobby Brown
Bearden
Dan Johnson
Senator
Johnson
Gerry Priddy
Johnny Groth
Mickey Harris
Brooklyn
Roy Camanella
Garl Pur
Howie Pollet
Gil Hodges
Babe
Ruth
Carl Erskine
Jim Konstanty
Cals
Bob Rush
Chicago
Hank Sauer
Dee Fondy
Phils
Umpire Warns Browns After Taunting Incident
Umpire Art Passarella warned the St. Louis Browns to stop taunting during a game with the Athletics. Browns catcher Brownie Heraldino ducked back into the dugout and returned with a half-turned mouth, prompting the umpire to eject or admonish the player.
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ST. Lodis
Art Passarella
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Brownie Polingy Heraldino
Alf
Ump
Beyardino
First In School History Sports Awards At San Lorenzo High
San Lorengo High School held its first sports awards assembly at noon, awarding 66 honors to 44 players. Rebels, under coaches John McIntyre and Johan Costas, earned athletic letters and certificates across football, basketball, baseball, track, and wrestling, with numerous players named for blocks and certificates in multiple sports.
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San Lorengo High School
San Lorénga
John McIntyre
Johan Costas
Solons Suds and S F Win
Sacrament o Solons led by year old infielder Joe Gordon come from behind to beat the Padres and hold a half game lead in the Pacific Coast League. San Diego struck out by Sam Jones but Gordon hit his 20th homer with a man on. Seattle beat Portland 9 6 to stay a half game back. Seals edged Hollywood 6 4 as Judnich heated up and vaulted to PCL batting lead with week long tear.
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San Francisco
Poly
Los Angeles
Giich Sacremento
San Diego
Portiaz
Sacramento
Portland
Los Anzelon
San Ego
Francieco
Hollywood
Gakland
Sacraments
Gan Blewo
Seattle
Portian
iLoreae
Jatingon
Pam
Bishop “Ip
Led Anaeler
Anatile
Portiana
Benton
Chicana
Dorew
Cleveland
Washington
Chicanate
Elevaland
Strat
Love
Chicago
Phiederpate
Pitaburgh
Baston
Lest
Pei
Brooklyn
Yenr
Joseph Lowell
Flash” Gordon
Sacramnenna Solons
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Sam Jones
Sam
Oi Joe
Pride
Padres
Eattle
San Francisco Seals
Hollywood Stars
Seals
Elioll
Lakeman
Jones
Nae
Walt Judnich
Hall
Louis to seek British heavyweight title after Savold fight
Louis predicts a six round knockout of Lee Savold at the Polo Grounds next Wednesday night and plans to claim the British crown if he wins. Promoter Jim Norris backs a September bout with Berard Charles for the undisputed title, with Louis to take 20 percent of net receipts and grant a return bout if victorious. Louis, 27, says he is about 75 percent fit and cites plans to fight Ten Hoff in Berlin on August 8 before meeting Charles in Detroit.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Lee Savold
New York
Polo Grounds
Blond Savold
Englewood
British Boxing, Board of Control
London
Barc Navy
Louis
U.N
Bomler
Joe
Savold
Germany
Berlin
Aus
Berard Charles
Detroit
Jim Norris
Twelteminational Boxing Club
Charles
Jueleks Sayeld
Norris
Saveld
Jon
Charles-Jory Maxim
Maxim
Brion Seeks Louis as Wins Improve Title Bid
Cesar Brion of Argentina, after dethroning British Empire champion Jack Gardner in London, moves toward a match with the Joe Louis Lee Savold winner. Negotiations were under way in New York, per Brion’s manager Hymie Walkman. Brion declared after the bloody victory that he can hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cesar Brion
Argentina
Jack Gardner
Joe Louis-Lee Savold
New York
Brion
Hymie Walkman
Louis
Bsayold
Santa Clara to meet Mangas University on gridiron
Santa Clara will play Mangas University in Lawrence Kansas on September 27 1952. Athletic Director Dennis Heenan announced today.
U S Champ Beverly Hanson Eliminated in British Amateur
U S national amateur champion Beverly Hanson of India Cabif. was knocked out in the quarterfinals of the British women's amateur gulf tournament by Jeanne Bisgood of England 2 up, ending her bid for the title.
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Broadstone
Eng
Tu.k
U. S
Beverly Hanson
India
Cabif
Jeanne Bisgood
England
Spring grid under fire in PCC planners Spokane talks
Pacific Coast conference directors meet in Spokane June 11 14 to consider curbing spring football practice and platoon substitutions while weighing immediate action on a three year Big Ten Rose Bowl pact. Brutus Hamilton of California predicts approval of the pact but expects heated debate on practice limits and platoon rules. Narleski leads UCLA in 1961 CAIBAw batting averages as league stats are released.
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Oy United Press
Pacific Coast Conference
Spokane
Brutus Hamilton
Gaversity
California
Hamilton
PCC
NCAA
Hhis
Biz ‘Fen
Michigan
Wolverines
California Bears
Speculation on New California Fish and Game Agency Director
Outdoor sports writers survey the governor’s signature reorganizing California Fish and Game into a separate department with a policy making commission. The plan envisions regional divisions, a San Francisco headquarters, and a $12,000 per year director. Names discussed include Seth Gordon, Cat Wenig, and E L Macaulay, with others suggesting an outsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Dolan
Earl Warren
California
Fish and Game Administration
Fish and Game
Department of Fish and Game
Department of Natural Resources
Fish and Game Commission
San Francisco
Charles Brown
Shoshone
Seth Gordon
Wildlife Conservation Board
Gordon
Cat] Wenic
E.L. Macaulay
Commission
Sportmans Calendar summarizes California hunting and fishing rules
The Division of Fish and Game lists general regulations for trout, bass, perch, catfish, corbina and other species. It covers bag limits, size requirements, seasons, and location specifics including bans in Humboldt Monterey Bay and night fishing in several counties.
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Division of Fish and Game
California
Combina
Lake Merced
San Fran County
Bucks Lake
Plumas
Siskiyou
Shasta
Lake
Modoc
Clear Lake
Monterey-San Luis Opispo
Humboldt
Monterey Bay
Big Neck
Washington
San Luis Obispo County
Boat Captain Turns In Two Tagged Stripers
Captain Caesar Malert of San Francisco, a party boat operator, holds the state record for striped bass tags turned over to the California Division of Fish and Game. This year he has caught two tagged stripers and becomes eligible for cash and merchandise awards from the Striped Bass Club of San Francisco in quarterly drawings. Last year he also hooked a lagged fish, according to slate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar Malert
San Francisco
California Division of Fish and Game
Maleri
Striped Bass Club of
Malerbi
Slate
Special Hunting Season Approved for Antlerless Deer in Grass Valley
California Fish and Game Commission approved a special antlerless deer season in Grass Valley Nevada County after a public hearing. Up to 330 antlerless deer may be taken in the final two weeks of the regular season. permits cost one dollar and will be sold starting 3 am September 10 at the Veterans Memorial Building Grass Valley. The action follows a year long local survey prompted by farmers sportsmen groups and the Sacramento Sierra Sportsmen Council with strong local support for reducing crop losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada County
California Fish and Game’ ‘Commission
Grass Valley
Veterans Memorial
Division of Fish and Game
Sacramento - Sierra
Fish and Game
Willian J. Silva
Modoc County Deer Get Another Chance
California's Fish and Game Commission postponed a public hearing on a proposal for a special antlerless deer hunt in Devi's Garden Modoc County at the request of organized sportsmen groups. The hearing was set for June 20 in Alturas and a new date will be announced within two weeks. George Difani of the Sacramento Sportsmen's Council cited needed time to study range conditions for his group.
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California
Fish and Game Commission
Devi's Garden
Modoc County
Alturas
George
Difani
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hhis Organization
Sons Take A-2 Loop Lead and Pillar Swing Inn Win
In a tight A-2 league night Native Sons briefly led the early game before Pillar Manufacturing and Swing Inn surged. Everidge and Harmola shut down hitters as Pillar rolled to a 13 to 8 win over Pontiacs at fourth place. Ray Santos paced Swing Inn with a late rally, while Duarte Schmidt and King sparked Pillar and Pontiacs respectively. Eden Cardinals crushed Eden Congregational Church 22 to 7 in B-2 action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duarte
Schmidt
VMI
Fillars
Pillar Manufacturing Company
Lueherby Pontines
Pillar
Pillars
King
Ma Quer
Pontiacs
Pallars
Swing Inn
Cammalion Creamery
Abdi
Gene
Kendal
Ronnie Short
Bennett
Richards
Eden Cardinals
Eden Congregational
Cardinals
Joe Jenma
Tamera
Duartec
Onwiad
Imalva
Orschaekt
Ioneheegs
Osouzaab
S&li Everngep
Cookes
Totais
Wen - Odo
Maddo
Smarguzah
Whingwega
Alesa
Stet Pillar
Eden Church Réen Corde
Hiackwdib Ff
Sataab
Brawn
Otanisiwass
Momrep
Tenmaly
Pollacksy
Omoliands
Smith
Velore
Mitcnelit
Afaraet
Salneged Gracezb
Fjatsumtath
Herb.et O
Otannnets
Spongabayl
Itamersy Fk
Mesatneiq Im
HCH __ vey OOO
DAS
Carmailan Swing Innab Wrk
Rams Consider Offer From Montreal Alouettes
Los Angeles Rams coach Joe Stydanar said Bob Waterfield and Don Paul are weighing an offer from the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Professional Football league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Joe Stydanar
Bob Waterfield
Don Paul
Montreal Alimuettes
Count Turf Rumpless Victory Sparks Derby Build Up
Count Turf surged from 16 lengths back to win the Belmont Park race, beating Bold and an unknown Combat Boot, setting up a Kenny Derby clash with Battlefield. The result stirs hopes for a Belmont Stakes run on June 16 and a Peter Pan prep against Hattiefield. Bold faded to third as Conn McCreary urged Count Turf home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bold
Combuat Bowls
Belmont Park
Hattiefield
Combat Booty
Combat Boots
Conn McCreary
A I Pinballs Dominate Hayward 800 Scratch League
In Hayward 800 Scratch League action A I Pinballs toppled Nunes Motors to reach 16 wins in three games. Frank Nehenfuhr led with 190 198 224 for a BIS series while M Benkula had 210 and 647 for the losers. High team marks were 896 game and 2514 series as Hayward Dads trailed with a double win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fead
Hayward
Nunes Motors
Frank Nehenfuhr
Gares
M. Benkula
Hayward Dads
Supreme Meat
Jim Meier
Barney Maciolek
Jerry DeMerse
Butchers
Frank Castro
Weslace
Jake Rose
Frank Mihic
Marshall
Charles
L and I. Hayward
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Cleveland Stadium
Hurhhig
Layton
Ale Pucravoi
Maglie Hurls
Chi Downs
Auhles
Stanley Boone
Lloyd Helen Otis Cole
Johnny Bowers
Bill Hell
Vern Hanson
Douglas Hoang
Bi Lincon
Manuel Perez
Kennett Pierce
Jeri McMillin
Charlesh McGraw
Darrel Clement
Doug Scott
Laurence Berry
Curtis Close
Wayne Schwumel
Bill Massie
Joh Weber
Om Gilcrest
Leslie Clausen
David Ashley
Leeland Lewis
Norman Seheid
Volintty Dishman
Matthew Salayko
Schwatel
Berry
Basketbil
Clement
Massie
McMillin
Ronald Espindala
Chuck Keaton
Espindola
Weber
Gherest
Lewis
Keaton
Scheid
Ashley
Dick Wood
Gary McIntyre
Musco
McIntyra
Ramsey Thorn-ley
Gary Depolo
Ancel
Arthur Kenneny
Wood
Irue Murer
Rouson
Joe's Gym
Solons, Suds
S.F. Win
United Prise
Cree
Tess
Pe Woods
Maltzberger
Dapper, Lien and
Tornay
Gardier
U.S
C.lba
Ted Narleski
UCLA
California Intercollegiate Baseball Association
AREA
Sportsmans Digest
Ashland
Louie Tolstead
del McClune
Oakland Speedway
Tolstead
Everidge
Harmola
Nnto MU
Cine
Ray Santos
RAMS
A&i
S. Supreme
A&t Pati Uncs Motors
Weslaco
Supreme Moats
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