Hayes Sees Tough Buckeye Recruiting Surface
Woody Hayes says Ohio State faces fierce recruiting in an era of competitive blue chip athletes. He notes many local stars stay near home but talent exodus from Ohio remains a risk. Despite losses, the Rose Bowl roster still includes standout Cassady and Vick while new recruits test upperclass incumbents.
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Bill Coady Nine Beats East Oakland Post Tips Leaders For Split
Bill Coady Nine split a Southern Division doubleheader with East Oakland post, winning 2-1 Sunday after an opening 1-0 ten-inning loss to San Leandro. Pitching by Silliman and Drabble was sharp, with King’s fifth-inning peg at home plate a key highlight. Wyant logged the other extra-base hit while Sen Vierra made a standout catch in the second inning.
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Mayer Tagged Dark Horse In U S Open Bid
In San Francisco reports Mayer loomed a dark horse for the U S Open after a four under par 66 round at Hollywood Legion Stadium. He cited tough layouts at Olympic Club and Lakeside as factors while aiming to rebound from earlier lapses.
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Long Beach Housewife Fails Catalina Channel Swim Attempt
Mrs Anty Hiland 34 ended a 19 hour effort to swim Catalina channel after falling short of Florence Chadwicks 1932 record. Two other events dominate: Ramponi’s boxing bout and Mayer card near course records as golfer Jordan outpaces Ramponi in a crowded Long Beach night.
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Garber stars as Twinks sweep in doubleheader
Bob Garber hits two homers and tosses a four hitter in game one, then wins in relief in game two to lift the Stars to third in the league standings. Seattle tops San Diego 8-2 and 3-2, San Francisco strong in the first division with 6-2 wins over Oakland as Garber fuels a night of big games in the Pacific Coast League All-Star showcase.
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Nation's Top Golfers Brace for Open Practice Rounds
Open practice rounds begin at San Francisco's Olympic Club Lakeside course as top players test the layout ahead of the National Open. Dick Mayer shot a four under par 66 in a recent pro-am style run, beating last week's unofficial rounds, with legends Hogan Snead Nelson posting around par or higher. Ed Furgis, 1954 Open winner, posted 72 in National Golf Day events.
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Oaks Drop Series as A's Lament Pitching Depth
San Francisco Bay notes reveal Oakland Acorn struggles with pitching depth after a 4-3 loss and a 6-2 setback to the Seals. Fred Besara and Kay Drews falter while Allen Gettel labors through a tough second and third, and Bud Black fatigues after a heavy workload. Joe Brovia homers, Billy Consejo and Teddy Beard drive the Seals, as Oakland battles errors and fatigue amid a tense Coast League stretch. Gene Bearden scouts hint at major league attention as Oakland plans All Star travel.
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Cuban Favorite Over Lightburn in TV Bout at St Michelas
Cuban fighter Lozert defeats British Honduras boxer Ludwig Lightburn in a 744 to ay decision at St Michelas arena during a television test match. Logart finishes strong in the last round. Virgil Akins was slated to meet Logart but injured himself. Lightourn serves as a substitute. Toniaht’s 10 rounder airs on Dumont at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Conference Set for Pacific Coast Meeting in San Francisco
LOS ANGELES W Commis sioner Victor C Schmidt of the Pacific Coast conference today announced a conference meal will be held July 29 30 in San Francisco
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President's Golf Tourney Upsets at Hayward Links
In the President's Tourney at Hayward Golf Links, Alex Stewart defeated Tony Perry by default to win the championship. Carroll Smith upset John Blasquez on the 18th, Tom Fernandes defeated Bere Sarchez, and Joe McGlinchey and others advanced through the rounds as match play continued across multiple flights.
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Gene Sarazen Predicts Littler To Win Open
Gene Sarazen names Littler as the likeliest Open champion in the San Diego based Evening Post. He argues Littler has the strongest combination of skill and brains, predicting a historic period for golf should Littler capture the U S Open title in San Francisco.
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Stars Sign Catcher Daryl Wester n From UCLA
The Hollywood Stars signed catcher Daryl Wester n, a UCLA graduate and former Erin standout, who was an All-Coast and CIBA selection and batted .331 in the 1984 collegiate season.
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Indians Beat Yankees and Cubs Split Dodgers Lead
Largest crowd of the year, 69,532, watched the Indians sweep three of four from the Yankees and split with the Cubs as Brooklyn Dodgers extended a big lead in the National League. Wynn and Lemon won for Cleveland, Wertz homered, and Dodger relievers held firm as Labine helped Chicago to a split. Orioles, White Sox, Pirates, Phillies and Cardinals also won in a day of multiple baseball action across the majors.
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Races and Results Across Leagues and Series
A cluttered sports page outlines series results in the Pacific Coast and American and National Leagues. Sacramento, Portland, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland appear in standings with Won Lost records. Next series set for San Francisco at Seattle and San Diego at Garland. MLB results note yesterday’s Chicago, Washington, Baltimore, Kansas City, Cleveland, New York, Boston, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee games with rain delays and postponed contests.
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Powder Puff Race Delayed By Rainfall
Rain delays the Powder Puff Race from Key West to Cuba as 17 planes enter the over water competition. Several planes divert to East Coast sites overnight, with entrants including Helen McBride and Mushel, while 12 others halt for the night and a noon deadline is extended.
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UCLA Freshman Rafer Johnson Sets Decathlon Record
UCLA freshman Rafer Johnson, 19, from Kingsburg, eclipsed Bob Mathias with a 7983 point decathlon in the Central California AAU meet. He dominated 10 events, tied once, and set the final mark with a 5:13 1500m for 251 points, surpassing Mathias’ 7887.
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Rites Held for Paul T Sullivan in Indianapolis
Funeral rites will be held Wednesday at St Thomas Aquinas Catholic church in Indianapolis for Paul T Sullivan longtime business manager of the Indianapolis Indians He also served as public relations director for the American Association baseball club and had been cited for his program to build game attendance
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