Olympics Large Field In AAU Meet in Long Beach
Long Beach prepares for a two day AAU national championships with a large foreign entry and top U.S. stars. World record holder Jim Fuchs and discus ace Fortune Gordon highlight a field aiming to qualify for the June 27 28 Olympic trials in Los Angeles. Sprinters Heshie Turner and others compete as college stars seek spots, while ambitious Americans and international rivals vie for spots and records.
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Hundred Grand Filly Wins Race at Hollywood Park
Calumet Farm’s filly A Gleamy leads from early stretch to win the six furlongs purse at Hollywood Park, beating Our Seso War by a nose. Jockey Willie Schoenmatten rode the winner as Halting and Dumly Sperm finished third in the crowded finish behind the favorite.
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Stanford Clinic Leads Local Mentors Session in Washington
Stanford clinic in HyAnford Washington will lead today as top football mentors from the university guide a session at the regional facility. Organizers expect strong attendance from coaches, players, and staff seeking strategic insights.
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Ex Oak Gregg Loses Debut With Giants
A chaotic Boston Globe style recap notes Ex Oak Gregg taking the loss as the Dodgers win 4 1, Giants fall 6 10 2 to the Pirates with Main starting and a night homer by Gin Ball. Brizzle shines for the Cardinals in a 419.0 win over the Phillies while Boston’s Ween Bickford nails his first win in a month. White Sox stay within reach after 11 1 and 7 1 wins, with Tigers top Yankees and Browns beat Red Sox 3 1.
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Fun At The Ball Park New Talent Help Oaks Beat Seattle 3 1
UNITED PRESS reports a mixed players lineup as Oaks topple Seattle 3 1 in the opener. Saffell homered, Bernier drove in runs, and Woods pitched solidly for the victory. Thurman sparked Hollywood with a late double, while Bradford faltered in the ninth.
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Oakland A's vs Mariners brims with drama and dim prospects
A Bay Area sports note recounts Brick Laws antics and the Oakland Athletics stay in contention after a hard fought win against Seattle. It details lineup moves, player plans, and the ongoing tension around management decisions as the team eyes a steady climb in the standings amid fanfare and doubt.
Unclear Baseball Standings and Mixed Backfield Notes
Fragmented standings show San Diego and Oakland areas with scattered team references and player notes. The piece blends game outcomes, standins, and stray anecdotes about players, attendance, and local color without a clear single event.
Pleasanton Race Track Faces Pay Fight Over Wages
Trouble looms at Pleasanton pace track as managers reject a new contract from the Pare Mignel Employes Guild seeking higher pay. Proposed 86 per day wage hike faced officials' objections while Alameda County officials weigh a possible minimum raise amid past tensions and looming race events.
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Toughest PGA Event Under Way
The PGA Championship began with 444 top regional players seeking 64 match play spots at the 6,620 yard course. Defending champ Sam Snead sat out with a strained side while Lloyd Mangrum tied the course record in practice and Cary Middlecoff emerged as a chief challenger.
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Women golfers lead Western Open as Berg and Smith duel
In Chicago the Western Open began with Patty Berg Louise Suits and Betsy Rawls among 16 players in contention for the title. Suggs defeated Lesser and Smith beat Gesell to spark the round while Crrel Diringer led the amateur field.
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U S Amateur Golf Qualifiers Set for 52nd Championship
The United States Golf Association announced sectional qualifying tournaments to narrow the field to 200 players for the 52nd U S Amateur Championship. The finals will be in Seattle from August 18 to 23. Thirty-two sectional events were held nationwide with changes in locations and dates. all 36 hole medal play events occur August 5 except Salt Lake City on August 6.
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British Open: Murray Faces Bisgnod Taray in Quarterfinals
i Mae Murray of Rutland Vi pursues revenge victory to keep American hopes alive as she meets English champion Jeanine Bisgnod Taray at Troon Scotland in the British women's amateur golf championship quarterfinals. Murray is the sole American survivor from a ten-player Curte Cup team.
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Fresno Nudged From State Lead
Fresno slipped from the state lead as Santa Barbara closed to within half a game. Makay Semoneth homered twice and-tie Tage Morris added one as the Cal State team rallied for a 3 2 defeat.
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Record golf scores and social notes from Hayward Club
The article records John Juvas posting a 67 at Hayward Golf Course, tying Phil Gordon's June 8 record, and mentions Bernard Pearsall as part of post round chatter. It also notes upcoming exhibition by Helen Dettweller at Old Hearst Ranch, with Bill Corbatt assisting, plus various match results from the Hayward Club championship and related rounds.
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Dreyer Edges Soto In 10 Round Battling Upset
South African welterweight Dreyer dominated California’s Art Sage with a precise left and rotating rights, dropping Soto in the fifth round and cruising through all ten rounds. Soto, weighing 150 pounds, entered the ring seeking a upset, but Dreyer’s pace and power prevailed.
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Tryers edged by Midway Keglers in Hayward recreation
In the Hayward 650 Recreation Handicap, the Tryers were edged by Midway Keglers with dominant bowling by Jo Pernindes who rolled a 478 series. The Dreamers and others posted notable scores as Vi Milcos led the Dreamers with 208, while Marion DiThomas and Mary Piane contributed 152 and 413 respectively.
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Villemain Ready To Fight Olson At Cow Palace
Promoter Jimmy Dundee reported on the phone that French boxer Villemain will be ready to fight Carl Olson on July 12 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Villemain, who beat Joe Bae sora in New York, suffered a minor cut but plans to proceed, delaying the previously set June 22 bout. Villemain and his wife will fly in, with Deusterman as manager and Bret and Kamar awaiting later arrival.
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San Jose Racer 18 Favored in Bay Meadows Showdown
San Jose rider Joe Leonard named Northern California favorite for Sunday’s Bay Meadows motorcycle championship. Last year’s winner Remy Eggers cannot compete due to injuries suffered about a month ago, prompting Leonard to assume top value.
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