Yankees On Our Way After Two Wins, Stengel Says
New York manager Casey Stengel hinted the Yankees are on track for another pennant after a doubleheader sweep of the Browns. Lefty Kuzava and Vic Raschi starred on the mound as New York moved to within two games of Boston while other contenders slid. Batters and fielding miscues helped fuel the offense, with Raschi striking out 13 in the second game and Kuzava closing out the opener. Multiple teams across the league posted wins and losses shaping the tight standings.
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Suds Smash Seals Again in Northwest Series
Seals, eighth in 1252, were swept in Seattle, seven games, as Rainier fans saw San Francisco contend for top division. Bob Hall’s three-hits shutout highlights a pitching duel, while Lonnie Summers’ late slam powers Portland. San Diego and Hollywood also won.
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Energized Oaks Hit LA as They Sweep Doublebill
Oakland’s energized Oaks win 6-5 in game one and 4-1 in game two to extend a five-game streak. Key contributions from Ayers, Van Cuyk, Jorgensen, and Gilbert propel the Oaks over the Solons and Caps, setting up a seven-game set against Los Angeles.
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Phillies in Trouble After Clubhouse Meeting
Philadelphia owner Bob Carpenter considered trades after a clubhouse meeting in St Louis following demotion of a player and a loss to the Cardinals. Carpenter criticized a shortstop for loafing on a ball, defended manager Eddie Sawyer, and lamented lack of hustle as the team slipped to sixth in seven games.
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Oaks Trade Hayward Outfielder to Sacs
The Oakland Oaks announce a straight trade sending Hayward outfielder Attyd to Sacramento for outfielder Ostrowski. Attyd, a right hand hitter, leaves with a .226 average after 1 year in Oakland. Ostrowski arrives with a .? average, 24 home runs and 34 RBIs.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Sunday June 4
Baseball standings and results across leagues with scores from Oakland, Sacramento, Seattle, San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Portland. Key outcomes include Seattle 8 San Francisco 0 and Hollywood 12 Portland 4, plus series results and upcoming schedule notes.
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Hayward Legion Team Splits Weekend Twin Bill
Hayward segment team splits two games in a weekend series at Manion Field. In the first game the squad routed East Oakland 11 to 5, while the following day Alameda prevailed 12 to 8.
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Boxing Gate Aims for Three Million in Receipts
The piece notes three outdoor boxing bouts slated to exceed past TV and gate totals, with Maxim vs Robinson, Gavilan vs Turner, and Marciano vs Matthews as lead matches. Projections estimate gates around 300k to 700k each, plus TV and movie take, aiming toward large overall receipts and potential repeat results when paired with Walcott later in September.
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Art Larsen Wins National Tennis Singles Title
Art Larsen of Seattle defeated top seed Herb Mann of Los Angeles in straight sets 7-5 0-8 7-5 to capture the National Hard Court Men’s singles championship. Mary Avinald Prentiss of Los Angeles won the women’s singles, while Jimen’s doubles pairs led by Liksen with Tom Brown of San Francisco won the mixed and men’s doubles events.
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PCC Holds Spring Confab in Oregon
PCC officials from the Pacific Coast Conference gathered in Portland for the annual spring meeting. Key topics included merging the northern and southern divisions, spring basketball practice, a television policy, and routine organizational discussions through Thursday morning.
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Olympic track trials selections from service meet in Los Angeles
Service track and field trials selections for the Olympic team arose from a two day all service championship at Memorial Coliseum. Whitfield swept the 100 and 200, Ashbaugh posted the top service mark in the long jump, and others like Gathars and Anderson earned Olympic bids. Lt. Weisner, Druessler, and Cooke led field events with heights and marks that boosted Army Navy and Air Force representation.
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Milwaukee Auto Race Ends With Driver Death and Slow Finish
In Milwaukee Johnny McDowell, 37, of Venice California, died during a qualifying run for the national dirt track championship. Hob Sweikert of Hayward finished 12th after brake trouble, driving the Lee Eiting Special, while Nazaruk set a 94.35 mph record to win. The event drew about 24 000 spectators and featured top drivers like Troy Rutiman, Tony Rettenhausen, and Johnny Parsons in a dramatic, unsafe day at the track.
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Debonair Cap Tops at Inglewood Weekend Card
Debonair features highlight a 20,000 Debonair handicap as top ponies prepare for the seven furlong sprint. Gloom and Tonga and filly A Gleam lead a strong three year old class. Princess Lygia and Princess Kynin race behind the main group. Hollywood Oaks winner A Gleam dominates the mile under jockeys Morena and Langden, while Line Request wins the Hagein stakes for 900-year-olds.
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Cal Crew Heads to Madison for Regattas Against Wisconsin
University of California crew team, undefeated this season, sails to Madison Wisconsin this Saturday to row against the Wisconsin Badgers in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association series, aiming to defend the title.
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Speedways Blasted by Race Figure in Indianapolis
Blue Crown Specials owner Law Moore called Speedway President Wilbur Shaw a dictator after quitting sponsorship of the Memorial Day classic. He faulted Shaw for banning Bill Holland and criticized entry limits, prize money, and diesel car rules as harmful to conventional cars. Moore cited reinstatement denial and Shaw’s AAA actions as the core reasons.
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World Soccer Champs Edge Atlas to Claim Helis Trophy
Manchester United wins 4-3 over Atlas of Joja in a tense East Los Angeles stadium match before 11,000 fans. Sian Pearson nets three goals, Roger Byrne scores a key left wing strike, amid rough play and late Latin rally led by Alcides Zamorro and Alfredo Torres. Officials eject John Carey’s men as tempers flare, securing Manchester the Helis Foundation Trophy after a hard fought battle.
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