Oaks of Old Rally Nets Oakland Victory Over San Francisco
Artie Wilsons homecoming sparks the Oaks of Old in a dramatic 5 to move past their archrivals. Lefty Q Doul and A Lien anchor a late rally as Bill Ayers and other hurlers prepare for upcoming games. Johnson strong on the mound but Oaks plate five runs late to seal the win.
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Juniors Smash 4 Marks in Senior Division Today
Local fans saw the start of the American Track and Field Championships at HOD LE EDWARDS STADIUM Berkeley with junior division leads, notable performances by Wes Santee and Billy Wilt, and a high level 400 meter challenge among top runners.
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Tight Race as Sacs Win Pacific Coast League Pennant Becomes
In a chaotic PCL pennant chase Seattle holds first while Oakland drops to fourth as Sacramento and Hollywood rally. Key plays include Retech two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth delaying Seattle, and strong hitting by Sac-Seville, Portland, and Los Angeles as crowds surge to the big games.
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Linde
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Dodgers Triumph in Power Blackout Win Over Pirates
Dodgers beat Pirates 8 to 4 after an electrical power failure delayed play into morning. Clyde Kong earned the win as Jackie Robinson's 90th homer and Billy Cox's two ribbies sparked a three-run eighth. Giants beat Cubs 9 to 6 behind Willie Mays and Monte Irvin. Reds toppled Phillies 3 to 2. Braves over Cardinals 3 to 7 with no ninth inning runs. Yankees blank Indians 6 to 0 as Allie Reynolds notches his third shutout. Tigers top Senators 7 to 9. Athletics defeat Red Sox.
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PCL Directors Say Draft Nearly Over
Pacific Coast League directors expressed confidence the resolution of the new draft for the Mines teat player draft was close to final. Secretary Daron Miller quoted League President Clarence Rowland as saying elimination prospects look encouraging. Directors plan to present proposals to major league moguls July 12 and then convene a special session to act on the league’s fate.
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Ren Daron Miller
San Francisco Seals
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Baseball Standings Snapshot From a Fragment
Fragmentary baseball standings show Oakland and San Diego leading divisions with scattered team records and dates. The garbled text references Los Angeles and San Francisco and hints at series results and upcoming games without clear dates or complete team names.
Golf Queens Set for Western Open Final Showdown
In Marsha, PA, Patty Bory and Pat O'Sullivan reach the 36 hole final of the Women's Western Open Golf Championship. O'Sullivan, the rising amateur star, defeated Louise Suggs 4 and 2 in the semifinal. Bory, the year’s leading money winner, adjusted her game after a caddy’s tip and beat Marjorie Lindsay 5 and 3 to advance to the final.
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Pat O'Sullivan
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Little Louise Suggs
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Marjorie Lindsay
Deratur
Tommy Holmes Battle Signals Braves Pennant Push
Scott Baillie profiles Tommy Holmes as he battles for a regular lineup spot with the Boston Braves, wresting control from Billy Southworth mid season. Holmes, a veteran with a tough life story and a history of outfield work, faces shifts in role while aiming to spark a pennant run.
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Moto Polo Heats Up Local Arena Tonight
Ashland hosts a debut of Moto Polo in a Saturday night showcase featuring the Oakland Thunderbirds against the Peninsula Pirates. Other teams include the Blorkton Skeyrockers, Sacramento Speedbusters, Fresno Calions, and Bakersfield Daredevils as the sport blends soccer, football, polo, and hockey on a football field with auto-equipped teams and 200-pound balls.
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Bolanos Defeats Eddie Chavez In Hollywood Bout
Enrique Bolanos kept his Hollywood Legion Arena streak intact with a unanimous 12 round decision over Eddie Chavez of San Jose. The win, Bolanos' second over Chavez, advances him in California eliminations toward a shot at Lightweight champ Jimmy Carter. A sharp left hook repeatedly pressured Chavez from round seven as Bolanos maintained command throughout the bout.
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Shoemen Slip In 500 Trio Bowling
In the Maynard 500 league the In Outers cut the Vilge Shoe repair lead to five games Thursday night. The repairmen split with Three Jokers while De rtardi's Bears managed only one win in four against In Outers. Three Jokers stay two games back in second place. High games and series include Lou Seltz 227/725 for Village Shoe Repair and Jack Richards 235/767 for Three Jokers. Jerry DeMerse 204 and for In Outers. Tom Hatakeda 184/699 for San Lorenzo Tire Service.
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Moonrush and Citation Clash in Inglewood Handicap
Calumet Farm faces a test as Moonrush, aiming for top honors, meets the famed Citation in the $25,000 added Inglewood handicap at a mile and a sixteenth. The matchup marks Moonrush as a challenger amid high stakes and a potential Noor-like rally.
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Wimbledon Secrecy Over Dress Rules Shocks Tennis World
London reports a delicate nod from Wimbledon officials to curb provocation as players face informal caution about attire ahead of the All England Championships. The move, aimed at preserving focus on tennis, hints at potential entry refusals for rule breakers while noting no formal orders or dressing room notices.
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Two More Rounds In Trevpes Fant Ball Golf Tourney
In Toledo Ohio two more rounds were on tap in the Trevpess Fant ball Golf Tournament with seven rival teams including North Carolina Hul shots Clayton Teafin and Johny Palmer. After a five stroke lead on opening day Thursday Movel her and Palmer kept steady play to end with a nine stroke pace-setting margin after morning rounds.
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Asims Tase North Carolina Hul
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Olympia bound star Konno sets 200m freestyle mark
The Honolulu crowd witnessed Flint Ford Konno clock a new time of 8:37.7 in the 200 meter freestyle at Waikiki Natatorium Pool. The sensational Olympic prospect sparked a strong showing as venue doors opened on Wednesday.
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