Stobbs Breaks the Spell Ends Senators’ Losing Streak
Washington pitcher Cluck Stobbs ends a 16-game win drought by beating the Cleveland Indians 6 2 at Griffith Stadium. A 9 482 crowd witnessed signs of luck including rabbit foots and voodoo tokens as Stobbs switched to number 13 and earned a celebratory ovation after grounding out Larry Raines for the final out.
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How They Stand in Pacific Coast League and Major Leagues
A garbled recap shows standings and schedules across the Pacific Coast League and National League with team matchups, probable pitchers, and upcoming games. The messy text lists San Francisco and Portland within the PCL context, plus New York, Baltimore, Chicago, and other clubs, along with tentative pitchers and results from recent days.
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Seals, Pads pace doubleheader chaos in Pacific Coast play
Multiple league games produced high scoring affairs as San Diego routed San Francisco on rookie Walt Payne while Seattle and Vancouver swapped late runs. Bill Glynn homered twice for Seattle, and Vancouver collapsed after a six-run fourth inning as Los Angeles defeated Sacramento. In other action Visalia beat Reno 7-5, San Jose blanked Stockton 3-0, and Bakersfield outslugged Fresno 20-11.
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Hollywood
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San Francisco
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Seattle
Bill Glynn
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Jpas
BOM
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Dave Pope
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Ed Sadowski
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Bill Kennedy
Steve Bilko
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Bert Hemrie
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Stockton
Fresné
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Salings
Dick Bogard
Wally Pitts
Toeony
Ben Gonzales
Josox
Ports
Jim Dougherty
Josox Stortstop
Local junior legion games set for tomorrow afternoon
Coady and Lorenzo teams play two final first round junior legion games tomorrow. San Lorenzo hosts Alameda at 2 pm on the San Lorenzo High diamond while Coady meets San Leandro at 2 pm in San Leandro ball park. Damonte noted for Lorenzans.
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Dallas Golf Leader Seeks Fifth Mississippi Title
Dallas reports that Walker Cup captain Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City defeated Jim Hiskey of Houston 2 and 1 to reach today's quarterfinals, moving closer to his fifth Mississippi golf title.
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Yankees Move Within Half Game Of White Sox In A.L.
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4-2 to trim the gap to a half game as they chase their ninth straight win. Johnny Bucks earned the win with six solid innings and Bob Grim closed things, aided by a perfect squeeze in the fourth.
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Fern Lopes Delivers Shutout For Lenny's C Team
Fern Lopes of Lenny's C pitched a four nothing win over General Foods in San Leandro Rec C action at Thrasher Park Last night following a no hit effort against Flint Ore. Lopes struck out 13 and walked one while backing his own two ribbie triple in the first inning Bonard Craig contributed the only other hit for General Foods as Lenny's tallied in the first frame and added a final run later. Hal Overholtzer reached on an error and scored on Mike Profumo's single in the third for the final run.
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Wrestling Event Tees Up Ayo Head Park Race
Saturday TV sports log shows a 3 30 PM wrestling segment featuring Ayo headlining Park Race 5 with a likely main event spotlight and action oriented broadcast notes.
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King Nips Sime as Records Fall In AAU
Dayton reports a flurry of marks as AAU sessions open. Connolly of Boston AC set a world and meet record in the hammer at 216 feet 3 inches and Olya Fikotova Connolly starred in a discus exhibition before the hammer burst. Ohio State’s Glenn Davis reportedly set an American and claimed world record pace in the 44 yard hurdles with a 30.8 second time.
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Geiberger Faces So Cal Golf Test in Amateur semis
Los Angeles hosts the 58th Southern California amateur golf championship at Lakeside. Reigning 19 year old champion Allen Geiberger of Montero faces Ted Richards of Bel Air in a 31-hole semi final, while Bruce McCormick of San Gabriel meets Verne Callison of Sacramento.
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Teen von McDaniel Shuts Out Dodgers In Pro Debut
The teenaged left hander Von McDaniel made his major league debut for the St. Louis Cardinals against Brooklyn, pitching four scoreless innings in relief and then starting to win 2 to 0 as two infield singles were all Brooklyn could muster. His historic line shows 47 innings pitched with no earned runs, four hits allowed, and two victories so far.
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AAU National Track Meet Broadcast From Dayton
KCBS to air the Senior National AAU Track and Field Championships from Dayton Ohio tonight at 6 20 pm with Ken Bantam of the New York Pioneer Club setting a 39 set record last year. Bantam placed fourth in an event last night. Douglas Kyte of the Hamilton Olympic Club Ontario set a new American and National AAU six mile record at 29 22 8. Charles Dumas cleared 6 10 14 inches in the high jump but missed 7 feet 1 inch. Ernie Shelby won the broad jump at 45 24. Duke’s Dave Sime edged Leamon King of the Army in the 100 yard dash in 9 7 seconds. Lee Osthoune of North Carolina College won the 120 yard high hurdles in 14 2. Southern California striders lead with 22 points followed by Boston AA with 16 and New York Pioneer Club with 14.
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Rams Sign Boyd and Clarke to 1987 Contracts
Los Angeles Rams announce signings of Bob Boyd and Leon Clarke for 1987. Both were top receivers last season alongside Elroy Hirsch, who also inked a Ram contract recently. The trio contributed to 1 of the Rams 38 touchdowns last season.
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Giambra and Calhoun Set Rematch After Draw
Rory Giambra and Rory Calhoun fought to a ten round draw in Syracuse with Giambra pressing late and Calhoun dominating early and mid rounds. Both fighters expressed interest in a rematch as promoter Rothschild suggested one. 2548 fans watched at War Memorial Auditorium.
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Regents Adopt Stricter Athletic Code Killing Round Robin
Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses adopt a tougher athletic code aiming to leave the Pacific Coast Conference after next year. The plan, approved unanimously by the UC Board of Regents, enforces higher scholastic standards and wage limits for athletes and signals ending the PCC’s round robin schedule, with UCLA honoring existing contracts through 1957 58 and then negotiating individually.
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U S Merchant Game Postponed One Week
The San Leandro Merchants versus Louis Stores game at Nichol Field in Richmond was postponed to next Sunday due to scheduling conflicts. Merchants manager Vince Mungo confirms the game will be played at the local ballpark one week from tomorrow.
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Rosburg Takes Early Lead in Flint Open Golf
San Francisco's Bob Rosburg holds a four stroke edge after two rounds of the Flint Open in Michigan. He shot two under par 66 to reach a 36 hole total of 134, as top players from California Florida and Texas compete for the $37,000 prize at the Flint River Golf Club.
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Webb & Son Beat Suchers 20-13 In Little League
Webb & Son scored 11 runs in the second inning to defeat Sucher s Furniture 20 13 at Little League Stadium. Gene Gisler took the loss allowing four hits but his control let in several runs. Kenny Sousa led the losers with two singles and a double while Bob Costa doubled and singled for Webb & Son. A tripleheader is scheduled for tomorrow featuring Kiwanis Club and Webb & Son starting at 4 30.
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Spooks Nine Tests Islanders Tonight
Eddie's Spook Club led by Hayward of the Area Recreation District prepares for a 8:30 p.m. exhibition at Bollantien School Diamond against Alameda Steam Bath. First of two contests between the Spooks and Alameda, a top Inland City A League team, with a return date set for July 4 at Co. Smith.
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Bruins Coach Says Regental Action Creates Tough Path
UCLA coach Kenry Sanders says moving UCLA out of the PCC after the 1953 schedule will hinder recruiting as students cannot live on limited money. Regents unanimously approved the move and stricter athletic code, while Schmidt waits for a full Berkeley meeting report before commenting.
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AAU veto ends planned U S Soviet track meet
The Amateur Athletic Union rejected a Soviet bid to exchange visits between Russian and American track and field stars for a July 12 14 meet in Moscow. AAU president Carl Hansen of Oakland said the directors unanimously voted down the invitation amid a dispute over transportation costs.
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Dorresteyn Sweeps Motorcycle Races at Belmont Track
Dorresteyn of Richmond won all races including heat first main event trophy dash and main event at Belmont last night. Mel Grisel, slated to race tomorrow at Vallejo, was the fastest qualifier.
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Dick Dorristeyn
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North County
Mel Grisel
Vallejo
Temple Slugger Logs Late Hit And Row With Scorer
Cincinnati’s Temple slugger Johnny Taple confronted official scorer Earl Lawson after being charged with an error in a 3 to 2 loss to Pittsburgh. Taple demanded an explanation and the two exchanged heated words in the team dressing room before teammates separated them. Officials’ ruling under review.
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