Palmer’s 67 Washes Out Buick Open Round
Torrents of rain wash out Arnold Palmer’s 67 in the Buick Open at Warwick Hills leaving second round play postponed to Monday. Tommy Bolt led with 69 while Bill Casper Jr. trailed by one as others, Bayer, Sanders, Kroll, Littler, Nieporte, trailed two behind.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Warwick Hills
Tommy Bolt
Bill Casper, Jr
George Bayer
Doug, Sanders
Ted Kroll
Gene Littler
Nieporte
Bolt
Frank Sthanatan
Frank
Steanahan
Arnie
Jack Burke Jr
Recalled Witt Beats Pirates for First Major Win
George Witt, recalled from Columbus, earned his first major league victory by edging the Dodgers 3-3. Witt allowed six hits and fanned eight as Sandy Koufax pitched well for the Dodgers. Ted Rystew and Dick Groat contributed with key hits as the Pirates defeated the Dodgers.
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Jack Harshinvan
Orioles
White Sox
Jim Landis
Ray
Boone
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Johnny Logan
Hank ‘Aaron
Bob Rush
Don McMahon
Sam Jones
Wil Teonkie
George Witt
Pirates
Dodgers
Witt
Fromt Columbus
Sandy Koufax
Ted Rlystew
Dick Groat
Ly Ruban Gomez
Harry Anderson
Phillies
Giants
Cubs
Bob Purkey
Willard Schmile Foysevett
Braves shift Adcock to left field in Milwaukee
Milwaukee reports that Braves manager Fred Haney will try Adcock in left field for balance in the outfield. The move depends on pitching and game conditions and may start today if deemed necessary. Adcock has spent time practicing in left lately and has long served at first base since joining the Braves in 1953.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Joe Adcor
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Taney
Adcock
Braves
St. Louis
Milwaukee County Stadium
Adcade
Adgock
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Jibney
Adeses
Wes Covington
Jerry Hanebrink
Fremont States Junior Baseball Leagues Begin in Fremont
The Fremont Recreation Department will start two baseball leagues for youths ages nine to 13 on Monday. The goest league for nine and ten year olds and yilley Jeane for 11 and 12 year olds will field 18 teams drawn from 10 elementary schools. Parents and staff will coach, with father and son clinics planned at Elenmoor School starting July 12, featuring local professional players.
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Fremont
Fremont Recreation Department
South African Lerice Carr Wins London Tennis Title
Lernice Carr, the South African champion, captured the women’s singles crown at the London championships held at Queen’s Club by defeating Margaret Warner of Boston. The match ended with Carr victorious, securing the title in London.
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London
UPI
Lernice Carr
Queen's Club Today
Margaret Warner
Boston
McMuellin Gets Girl Urgent Plea In Golf Telegram
In Grand Blanc Michigan a telegram to John McMullin of Far Oaks California reports a baby girl born after 6 am weighing six pounds, 11 ounces. The message asks for money and mentions Janet and the baby being fine.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
John McMullin
Far Oaks
Calif
Janet
Baby
Palmer’s adjusted stance helps steady Masters round
The golfer Palmer altered his putting stance ahead of Augusta after Burke advised a wider posture. He shot 67 with five birdies and 25 putts, while Bolt posted 78 amid rain disruption. Weaver and Harney also contended, as Sam Stead withdrew with stomach issues.
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Palmer
Bert Weaver
Paul Harney
Yav
Weaver
Harney
Gary Player
Stokes
Casper
Bolt
Sun
Sam Stead
Cash for Cash Saves Golf Player at Buick Open
Johannesburg golfer Gary Player, 22, rushed to Buick Open officials with a $1000 check to settle income tax on winnings. Bailed by agents outside the door, he faced demands amid temporary U.S. visa status. He had earned over $15,000 and planned to compete in the British Open next week.
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Gary Player
Johannesburg
D.A
Player
U.S
Caxmen
England
Venturi Withdraws From 1938 British Open Golf
Venturi of San Francisco and John Penrose of Miami pulled out of the 1938 British Open to be held at Royal Lytham and St Anne’s. The article notes postposed events, a free agent, and wrestling contracts amid tournament delays and team changes.
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London
Ken. Venturi
San Francisco
John Penrose
Miami
Fla
Royal Lytham and
St. Anne's
Rebuschatis Hurls Kiwanis To 3-1 Win
The Kiwanis beat Wallace Webb & Son 3-1 behind Bob Rebuschatis two hit pitching. Webb & Son scored in the second on a Bill Little single, walk, and fielder’s choice. Greenster hit a fourth inning homer for Kiwanis. Rebuschatis struck out six.
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Xhwanis Club
Wallace Webb
Final Westrope Rites Monday
Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at Forest Lawn Memorial Park for jockey Jack Westrope, fatally injured when thrown from his horse in the ure race at Hollywood Park Thursday. Pallbearers include Bert Thompson, Eddie Avsaro, William Horn, Sonny Wotz nman, Dr. Peter Thomi, and Vincent X. Flaherty.
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Inglewgod
Calif
UFH
Forest
Lawn Memorial Park
Jack Westrope
Hollywood Park
Westrape
Tider
Bert Thompson
Jockey Guild
Eddie Av?saro
William Horn
Sonny Wotx
N Man
Peter Thomi Jackonel
Vincent X. Flaherty
Arroyan Five Under Par To Win San Francisco Junior Golf Title
Arroyon High School star Lotz fired five under par 64 and 12 birdies to win the YCS annual San Francisco junior championship at Lincoln Park, defeating George Buzzini Sr. of Turlock 2 up. Both players advance to the National Junior Medal Play in Baltimore Aug 17-21. Davis posted medalist 63, and multiple flight results include Byremni, Davis, Siighert, and Ke Bell among others.
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San Francisco
San Lorenzo
Arroyo High School
Lincoln Park
George Buzzini Sr
Turlock
Baltimore
Lotz
Buzzini
Yen Buzini
Mitch’ Secondo
Watsonville
Clitf Davis
Gary
John
Davas
John Joseph
Wayward
Clift Davis
Bill Ward
Tom Siighert
Bob Ping
Davie Ke Bell
Bob Snyder
Thi Franks
Davis
Joan Peterson Might
Gary Roger Dawson
Tigers and Red Sox tie in Mount Eden league game
In Mount Eden, the Tigers and Carnation Red Sox fought to a nine inning 5 to 5 draw. Tigers Tom Evans and Mark Goodell each had two hits, while Carnation’s Bill Carlson added two hits. Orioles beat Indians 8 to 5 to move into second in the standings.
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California Motor Express Tigers
Carnation Red Sox
Mount Eden
iLeague Fame
Gerber Orioles
Palma-Ceia
Indians
Tigers
Tom Evans
Mark Goodell
Bill ‘Carlson
Carna‘Son
Rodney Ortiz
Doug Cortez
Orioles
En Sox
Yoo
Tiom
Chandler
Goodell
Foster
Chisholm
Sam Snead's Golf School Ad
An old newspaper blurb critiques a golf student’s swing with pointed arrows about grip, downswing, hip and shoulder rotation and balance. It promotes Sam Snead’s Golf School and a packet offer for lessons and stance guidance.
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Sam Snead
S. Golf School
Faust
Jorgensen Snubs Davy Moore Offer
Peul Jorgensen, No. 2 featherweight contender, turned down an offer from Davey Moore and seeks a straight title shot. Jorgensen prefers a bout with Hogan Bassey and plans a Texas venue, while promoter Ralph Smith confirms Moore’s challenge was rejected and outlines expected future bouts.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Peul Jorgensen
Davey Moore
Moore
Los Angeles
Jorgensen
Ralph, Smith
Smith
Hogan Bassey
Torsen
Agin
Rocky Pandell
Houston
Bassey
Texas
Eddie's Trims ABC To Stretch A League Lead
Eddie's Trims ABC to take sole first in Hayward Area Recreation District A League last night. Red Avilla and Bill Freitas held ABC to four hits as Eddie's scored early and added runs in the fifth. Mike Ortiz and Marty Buell led the winners with two hits each while Smith worked six innings for the loss.
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Eddie
Spook
Hayward Area
ABC Ambulance
Red Avilla
Bill Freitas
ABC
Bob Buell
Marty Buell
J.C. Smith
Mike Ortiz
Buell
Avilla
Freitas Strick
Smith
ABC Petiinnes
Dl Araujads
M.ortizi
Borgsze
Gil Reas
MiBuelltt
ZiKod
Noreup
Lieutesee
Methodists in Softball Win Nearing Top Standings
First Methodist of Hayward moved toward first in the YMCAA Church League by a 14 run win over Nesley Methodist at Bohannan field. First American Baptist beat Hope Lutheran 17 to 10 while Village Church won by forfeit against Redwood Chapel. First Methodist piled up 25 hits with 12 walks, Lee Henninger and Joh Knepp keying offense. Charles Day led Baptist scoring with two doubles and two singles as teammates added multiple hits.
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First Methodist
Hayward
Nesley Methodist
Bohannan Field
First Amercan Baptist
Hope Lutheran
Village Church
Redwood Chapel
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Faith Lutheran
Wesley
Lee Henninger
Joh Knepp
Wasley
Charles Day
The
Baptists
Alex Bonavanture
Chuck Horton
Robert’ Murphy
Russ Sousa
Ron Sousa
Thorton
Phillies Sign S F Prep Mound Ace In Rookie League
Phila Phillies signed pitchers Tom Siukesoski of Wanamie Pennsylvania and John Kerrigan of San Francisco for the Johnson City Tennessee all rookie Appalachian League. Kerrigan, an 18 year old star for Lincoln, struck out 17 in a winning game this year.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Tom Siukesoski
Wanamie
John Kerrigan
San Francisco
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnson City
Tenn
Kerrigan
Albcity
Lincoln Higa
Major League Boxscores and Golf Leads Across Cities
A cluttered sports page details baseball box scores for National League teams with players like Fox Goodman and Landis, plus golf results from the Lake Tahoe Invitational and surrounding coverage. Highlights include totals for Baltimore and Chicago, and mentions of Glenbrook and Contra Costa venues with race details.
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Actmore
Shicaso Chicaco
Cincinnati
Oben Rl
Rbi
Louis
Milinalke rTavigrib
Toe
Qhonkat
Aldeshalitb
DiRobinsnad
Wooligrne
Soyergaa
Bitorne Me Morya
Bellet
Ftonaae
Opotley Ic Oo
olMirendess
Joedict
Ja Ohanobriik IE
Stavlone
Purkey
Lardner
Oshawe TonGren We'arings
Gie Mahane
og + Schmidp
Ufdarshmne
Donee Ee
Snowcombe
Uverinko Do Oog
Iaog
Glehmane
SleHiGasa
Baltimore
Chicago
Jess Watson
Los Angeles
Eebasnale
Rao
mAlwaukee
Celal
Gardiner
Marshall
Esposita
Griaco
Glenbrook
Rook
New York
Wison
Taheees
Angeles
Pittsaurch Rl
Brackway
Gnemah
Dyidond
Wowardtt
Zabie City
Niet
Areyas
Ograatss
Ity
Rand
Arkerntb
Keough
George Gray
John Grevas
tMeliagrtit
Seecia
Cirreaulde
Giuckse
Gieunnina
Olfarig
Knppstinp
Detrom
Rosevills
Larry del Reese
Wiltec
Vsiniine
Ppa
I Gado
Joe Gonza
Hay
Lob— Ward
alWalle
MiTemanek
Ubek Katine
Pissouran
Ictuseusa
Boston
Koufax
S-Maris
Kansas City
Sabine i Kilppstein
White
Runnels
Smith
Tuttle
Jonuen
K. Smith
Delack
Walnut Creek
Saenke
Contra Costa Speedway
California anglers spot massive anchovy schools near Point Reyes
Dearth of anchovies distant in five years gives way to immense central California schools this year around Point Reyes with estimates of 20 tons per school and 5 000 schools noted near Fleishacker's beach. F&G discusses wreck-feeding fish and new plans, while deer and seal issues loom in Sacramento meetings.
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Point Conception
Central California
Point Reyes
F&g
Fleish-|acker’s
Gish
Tuey
P&g
Sacramento
Geer
Tombstone Smith Faces Muniz in Hollywood Main Event
Hollywood boxing card headlines Tombstone Smith a 25 year old Los Angeles welterweight champion and eighth ranking star. He carries 25 wins and 6 losses with 11 knockouts. Muniz, an international swelterweight contender, seeks a notable upset in the 1-record main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium.
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Hollywood
Charliel
Tombstone
Frankie Belma
Chico Vedar
San Bernardina
Boat O Rama In Lorenzo Tomorrow
The first Boat O Rama opens to public and attendees tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the San Lorenzo Village parking lot. The all day exhibit is sponsored by the Southern Alameda County Boat Motor and Trailer Dealers Association with more than 10 boats on display. Craft will be shown by Fremont Yacht Club and San Lorenzo Boat Club plus private exhibitors, courtesy Coast Guard inspections, live music, and the Spit Lorenzo Community Fair queens appearance.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
Southern
Alameda
Coast Guard
Spit Lorenzo
Queens
Curtis Tops Trio League in village bowling event
Curtis leads the village bowling league with high scores across multiple teams. Notable bowlers include Bob Curtis 213, Karl Reese 234, and Irene Tavis 11472 in ladies division, while George Wise 206543 and Phil Keoth are among top village handicaps. The meeting lists player names and scores across both village categories.
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Trio League
Bob Curtis
Karl Reese
George Rivera
Hugh Dean
Kuni Shibata
Barney Macintek
Blackie Herron
Josn Perez
John Wall
Larry Dressen
Walt ‘Hansen
Grant Finch
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Mike
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Eaersmenio
Seattle
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Diera
Sj Hane
Vancouvet
McMuelin
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Calgary
Asia
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N.Y
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Oregon State
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Rebuschatis Hurls Kiwanis
Arroyan
Mt. Eden
Davy Moore
Methodists
Californ. League
Carrs
Rock Kucsi
Her Jones
Deborah Kerr
Robert Mitchum
Lyane
Ralph Stevens
Sue
Ty Bridge
Salimon
Tombstone Smith
Muniz
O-Rama
Lorenzo
Curtis Tops Trio League
Ladie
Josie Al‘ano
Jenate Falconer
Irene Tavis
Evy Marshall
Mitzi Mella
Ris Dean
Olga Sullivan
Rose Graham
Marge’ Walkar
George Wise
Wall Kempel
al Schusz
Mitaolin
Rickie Yarborough
Jerry .Scheiber
Snow
Tor M McNaugh
George.Syness
John Ray
John Weiskamp
Frank Careibba
Phil Keoth
Myron Schaeffer
Doc Bennett
Bill Blanford
Tony Kroll
Jack Renville
Phil Wiedermen
Sandy Philips
Ton McNaughton
Frank Waybright
Palma Ceia
ROSS
FGA
Mike Ceralli
A. Marce
Hesperian
Grimshaw
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