Durocher Known As Lip Who Shaped Dodgers Giants Era
Sidelines recalls Leo Durocher, the Lip, shaping New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers eras. The article notes his hustle, strategic tricks, and leadership, crediting him with major championships and performance across 1930s to 1940s teams, including Yankees, Cardinals, and Dodgers. The piece cites his sharp mind, squeeze bunts, and ability to mold teams under strong managers.
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Maldonado Hurls No Hit Triumph For Hunt Foods
Maldonado pitched a no hitter to power Hunt Foods to a decisive triumph. The game featured strong defense and key run support as Hunt Foods secured the victory in a standout performance. The report highlights the dominant pitching and offensive climbs that sealed the win.
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No-Hit No-Run Gem Highlights Beavers Rivalry
Vince Maldonado pitched the first no-hit no-run game at the Community Center diamond, fanning key batters and walking none as Oakland Musketeers thwarted Ayoob's, while Don Ferrarese remained the fire in the rotation. Portland Beavers surged late, but Maldonado’s gem kept Oakland ahead as Beavers chase rebound games. Portland led 7-3 after a late surge.
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Edwin L. Mathews Sr. Dies in Santa Barbara
Edwin Lee Mathews Sr. 52 father of Milwaukee Braves star, longtime third baseman, died after a long illness in Santa Barbara. Funeral arrangements planned as wife and son were at his bedside.
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Softball Tonight Features A League Visit and Breeders Match
Tonight at Casta Wales league A hosts Sin Lorense A'C as Pn Fue Breeders face Caberlie Park. Games scheduled for 4 15 PM with start times listed for evening play.
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Flag Races ggg and Baseball Standings Recap
Baseball and flag race notes from Pacific Coast and American Leagues with last night results. Seals, Portland, Oakland, Los Angeles, and Seattle show records. American and National Leagues list wins, losses, and upcoming pitchers and matchups.
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Braves and Reds Clash On Wednesday Night
Braves meet Reds and Oaks duel Seals in evening baseball slate. Selections list matchups including Braves Redlegs and Oaks Seals with 8:30 p m start times and locations unclear.
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TV Sports Log Boxing Dice V8 Reavers Vin Oaks
Boxing notes mention Reavers Oaks and baseha IRSAN with boxing and boxing dice references in a terse log style. Names appear as fragmented items amid sports shorthand and station notes, implying a compilation of boxing segments and broadcasts.
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White Sox Rally Slips Past Indians as Trucks Fends Off Senators
White Sox ace Trucks used a back backfire approach to fend off the Senators while Al Smith and Sammy White powered late scoring. Cleveland trailed as the Sox clung to a slim edge with sustained offense from Keegan and Haddon.
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Maldanado Foresees No Hit No Run Masterpiece
Vince Maldanado predicted a no hitter and delivered a 6 0 victory at the Community Center field. The Review photographer Steve Rubble documented the game as Maldanado’s warning came true amid Hamme over Ayoob’s tough late innings.
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Hunt ace thrives as Maldonado falters in Alameda game
Maldonado lost control briefly as Al Stanten secured the first out. Maida nado retired six batters in the last two frames, while Hunt offense delivered six runs to ease the pressure. Jim Barnes’ wild start fed Hunt, Ortiz, Dalin, Je ness, and Roblejo walks, with a fourth inning surge producing four runs. Hoy Santos walked to start a key rally, Rebero forced Santos, Gills singled for the first run, Dolin drew his third straight walk, Duarte struck, Wyness added a hit, and an error by John Oohn allowed another. Ortiz tripled in the sixth and scored on a passed ball to cap the rally, as Maldonado was slated to face Frank's Oesis next in Alameda.
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Richardson Tops NCAA Net Tourney
SEATTLE Wesh. Tulane star Richardson faced Allen Cleveland of USC in the feature singles as the national net tourney whittled to 16. Second seed Bob Perry UCLA won by default over Ron Lowell Oregon. Livingst on UCLA upset Jim Getchell Wash. 6 4 6 2. Grigry USC defeated John Been Houston 6 1 9 7. Quillian Washington beat Jim Herd Wyoming 6 3 6 3. Hernandez Oregon Texas defeated Irving Migon State 6 3.
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Fight Results Highlight Heat Affects Card
In Philadelphia a boxing card was canceled due to excessive heat at Mechanics Hall. Nearby results from Miami Beach and Detroit note Kenny Lane outpointing Elmer Lakai in Michigan, with Omega and Cleveland Williams also mentioned in brief outcomes.
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Nardico-Bout Stars Chicago Stadium TV Card
Dan Nardico and Paul Andrews meet on television from Chicago Stadium with Andrews a 5 to 2 favorite over Nardico in a light heavy title bout clash. The winner could land a shot at former heavyweight champ Joey Maxim, though both expect a hard fight. The match airs on Channel 5 at 7 p.m. with Marshall Miles managing Andrews.
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Wild Pitch Seals Loss for Frank's in Eastbay League Tilt
A chaotic seventh inning sealed a 8 to 4 win for Oasis over Frank's in an Eastbay traveling league game. Errors and wild pitches allowed Oasis to score after a lead grew early, as Engelage and Moresca connected on key hits and Abel Bay turned in strong fielding at outfield.
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Ritchie Quits Castro Valley In Ambulance League
Pitcher Tom Ritchie reportedly quits with ABC Ambulance, failing to appear for a second straight game. Frank's Oasis beat ABC 4-3 at Community Center, while Ambulance dropped a 9-1 loss to Sheedy Dray as Ruíz and Atthorne led the scoring with key hits.
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Southpaws Sweep PCL Play With Wins Across Circuit
In a rare string, left handed pitchers shine as Southpaws win every PCL game. Bearden of Cleveland fame hurled for Seattle, notching his fifth win as Hollywood edged San Diego 3-0. Padrs beat San Francisco 2-1, Oakland defeated Sacramento 7-3, and Los Angeles stayed near last with a loss to the Solons. Earl Rapp hit his ninth homer as San Diego dominated early, while Cal McLish took the loss for L A as a young Daley closed out the frame.
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Folger Wins On Home Run By Jim Porep
Folger Lumber softball beats Oakland Merchant Gamers 6-5 in East Bay Traveling League after Jim Porep hits a sixth inning homer off Tom Jos. Will Gaysman pitched a six hitter to stifle the Merchants. Folger moves to 2-1-1, with Comets at 7-2-1, keeping title chances alive.
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McKamey Reaches Presidents Cup Final In Narrow Win
Joe McKamey earns a final spot after a 2 and 1 victory over Art Jones in a brisk match at the Hayvard course. He posted a 68 while Jones carded 70, with McKamey missing a 20 foot birdie putt on the 28th hole and Perry awaiting next week in Reno due to a prior commitment.
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Orioles Switch Training Site To Florida Next Season
The Baltimore Orioles will move their training camp from Yuma Arizona to Florida due to distance and exhibition schedule impracticalities. General Manager Art Thiers announced the plan but a specific Florida site has not yet been chosen.
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Fred Pond Passes at 71 After Long Meat Pack Career
Frederick Pond died at age 71 after a long career with a meat packing firm. He served as president of the CHICAGO 7-Frederick s association and died after a daylong illness. He had retired seven years earlier and remained active in the industry.
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Late Home Runs Give Lockerby B League Win
A three run rally in the sixth inning sparked by Roy Lasley and Ray Tavaris home runs. Lockerby Pontiac beat Native Sons 3 in a B League Recreation district softball game at Gubannon field last night. Jerry Uhl doubled and Tavaris added a two base hit to build a brief lead before Native Sons countered with a three run surge in the sixth. Lasley homered in the bottom half to reclaim the lead as Uhl scored on Tavaris’ hit.
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Costas Fires 3 Hit Victory in Local Baseball Game
John Costas pitched a tight three hitter as SAN LORENZO Merchants routed Scott Electric 73 runs in seven hits in a B league clash in Hayward District. Costas and first baseman Keith Tomley hit homers. Dan Stanford sparked a sixth inning rally with a steal and an error to score the final run.
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