How They Stand How They Stand the Pitches Today
Baseball rounds up upcoming games with pitcher matchups across leagues. Listings include Mesa versus KR W. Smith, Sacramento at Los Angeles with Srsabaugh against Pikinals, Portland at Vancouver, Bud Podbellan versus Ari Schalock, and other NL clashes.
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Diegost Seals
Mesa
KR. W. Smith
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Roger Srsabaugh
George Pikinals
John Briggs
Portland
Vancouver
BUI World
Sry
Benle Funke
Hollywood
Saatile
Kurt Raydon
Ari Schalock
Bud
Podbellan
Louis
Brooklyn
Wehkmelnrei
Pobolaky
Templetonen
Sticago
New York
Hacker
Anisnells
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Law
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Bubl
Burdette
Va. Miller
Oilers Blank Hayward 3 0 In League Win
Richmond Oilers blank Hayward 3 to 0 as five errors by Hayward lead to two unearned runs. Denny Stillman earned the win for Hayward, while Mike Dolan pitched for Richmond. Dolan and Stillman both worked six innings, with Dolan allowing five hits. Ozzie Stevenson highlighted Hayward’s offense with a fourth inning single and double, though no runs crossed. Box score notes Oilers’ 2-0 lead after two innings, five stranded Farmers, and El Cerrito to host Hayward next.
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Hayward ‘High School
Denny Stillman
Farmers
Richmond Oilers
Miles
Gary Arlington
Hayward
Hanlon Field
Oilers
ACAL
Mike Dolan
Richmond
Siilman
Ozzie Stevenson
Bob Martinez
Gary Duffel
Stevenson
Martinez
Dhacker Dolan
Tom Malone
Mike de Bermardi
Larry Madrid
Bill Turley
Malone
Richmone
Chuck Wooldridge
Cen
Glenn ‘Strutz
Stillman
Dolan
Joe Gonzales
el Cerrito
Hayward This Thursiday
Ovier
Madridah
Woldridgec
Uturley
Stiimann
O'Dolane Ad Elizarrey
Oj Navoneth
Bitanoph
Huskies hammer Panthers in 13 3 win with three homers
Centerville Washington High Huskies crushed Santa Clara Panthers 13 3 in an SCVAL game. Tino Rangel earned the win with a homer, while John Carrasco opened the scoring for Santa Clara. Washington exploded for three in the first, four in the second, three in the fourth, and three in the sixth as Bob Marin and Eddie Santos paced the attack. Santa Clara's Bob Lister and Ken Hayes were among the few bright spots as Washington rode multiple hits from Santos Waters Kuratori and Rangel to victory. The Huskies close the season with a postponed game against the Wild Cats, Olk slated to start.
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Centerville
Washington High Huskies
Santa Clara Panthers
Huskies
Tino Rangel
Attac
Ken Hayes
Carrasco
Panthers
John Carrasco
Aone
Innin
Washington
Hiro Kurotori
Eddie Santos
Kurotori
Santos
Bob Marin
Bill Waters
Stan Long
Santa Clara
Monte Swarts
Kuratori
Arnold Herfgandes
Waters
Big Bob Lister
Jack Haveshi
RBI
Ortiez
Lister
Hernandez
Rangel
Angel
Ran
Orrin Olk
Endu Jeame
Aeenington
Santa Clara Valley Athletic
Wildcats
Gee
Spino
Olk
Landy May Quit After Olympics
Miami based track star John Landy says after the Melbourne Olympics in December he may retire from running. Though the mile has been his specialty and he has broken the four minute barrier six times, he expects no mile race at the Games and plans to train for the 1500 meters instead. He will vacation with his uncle near Delray Beach before focusing on Olympic distance training at Stanford.
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Miami
John Landy
Melbourne
Australia
Landy
House
Roe Landy
del- Ray Beach
Stanford
Pirates Hope For Third With Bragan Guiding Crew
The Pittsburgh Pirates, despite a 5th place, 344 games behind Milwaukee, have won six, lost four, and tied one in a stretch with 46 pitchers used. Batting leaders include Dale Long, Lee Walls, Pres Ward, Frank Thomas, and rookie Danny Kravitz, while manager Bobby Bragan reshapes the lineup, earning praise from Mayo Smith and optimism the club can contend. structural changes and Bragan’s moves aim to prove critics wrong.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Milwaukee
Depe Sters
Bob Friend
Ron Kline
Aarp
Mighty . J
Dale Long
Lee Walls
Pres Ward
Frank Thomas
Danny Kravitz
Bobby Bragan
Pirates
Ragen
Fred Haney
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Redleg
Cinnati
Forbes Field
Bragan
Ohio
Mayo Smith
Philadelphia
Phils
Cipranakine
Pene
Brick
Bobby
Ing
Seals Seek Help as Cronin Eyes Improvements
In San Francisco the Seals face speculation that Boston general manager Joe Cronin will push Eddie Joost for needed upgrades to push the club to first place. Attendance leads last season, while pitchers Kemmerer and Osborn struggle. Jerry Casele Bill Henry and Bill Slack show promise as Marty Keough aims to regain form after a slow spring. This afternoon W Smith faces San Diego at home with Pete Meza starting for the Padres.
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San Francisco
Boston
Joe Cronin
San Francisco ‘Seals
Cronin
Eddie Joost
Seal
Joost
Ay . W. Smith
Jerry Casele
Bill Henry
Bill Slack
Russ Kemmerer
Hob Osborn
Marty Keough
Los Angeles
Louisville
Red Sox
Seals
San Diego
W. Smith
Pete Meza
Calhoun Expected to Clash With Garden Winner
Unbeaten middleweight Rory Calhoun of White Plains N Y is set for a Madison Square Garden feature bout next month after a one round technical knockout of Rendy Sandy of New York. Calhoun now has 21 straight wins including 11 knockouts and weighed 161 4 pounds to Sandys 155 1/2.
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New York
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Madison Square. Garden
Punch Palace
Calhoun
Rendy Sandy
Frank Bachman
Rory
Charley Homer
Gene Fullmer
the Garden
Sandy
Ray Miller
Seals face Padres in telecast three game stand
San Francisco Seals host San Diego Padres for a three game home set with telecasts at 1 15 p m daily on KOVR TV Channel 13 The week also features Eli Scott versus Nick Lopez in a 10 round bantamweight bout from Winterland Thursday night and wrestling at 9 p m with Art Mich and Hans Schnabel in top matches on live coverage from Winterland
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San Francisco
Seals
San Diego
Padres
Kovr-Tv
Eli Scott
Nick
Lopez
Winterland
Som Franklin
Art’ Mich
Hans Schnabel
Sports Brief: Chan Leads San Diego Visit
San Diego hosts a televised sports update as Chan and a team compete in a real matchup summarized for readers. The report highlights Chan’s impact and the game context for fans.
Seals Faces Padres In Major League Baseball Card
In a radio sports log fragment Jase Seals is listed with San Diego in a Major League Recreation context. The note mentions the San Diego team and a baseball affiliation with KYA.
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LOG
Jase Seals
San Diego
Axetai Major League Recreation
KYA
Yanks Release Konstanty and Loes Sold to Orioles
Veteran pitchers Jim Konstanty and Frank Smith receive releases or waivers as Billy Loes is sold to Baltimore by the Dodgers for cash plus two minor leaguers. Konstanty, 49, was released after a rough game against Baltimore. Loes goes with tendonitis concerns noted by a Brooklyn spokesman.
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Yanks
Konstanty
Loes
Orioles
New York
Jim Konstanty
Frank Smith
Vaseball
Billy Loes
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Yankees
Billy Hanter
Smith
Nashville
Southern Association
Cincinnati
Matt Batts
Lees
United Press
Dodger
Dodgers
Constanty
Hillies
Smith's Homer Delivers Indians 3-2 Win Over Yankees
Al Smith despite a bad leg belted his fifth homer in the ninth off Johnny Bucks to lift Cleveland past New York 3-2. Bob Lemon pitched five scoreless innings for the win, his 26th against the Yankees. Yankees visit Cleveland again as both teams chase the pennant.
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Pin Loftus
United Press
Cleveland Indians
al Smith
Payne
Smith
Yankees
Indians
Pere Pantada
UES
al Lopez
Lopez
Johnny Bucks
Bob Lemon
Lemon
New York
Cle Bauerre
McDalda
Busby
Mantle
Yavila
al Rosen
Ooc Collins
Wartz
Ta Loward
Sinlthle
Martin
Colviert Garey
Carsquele
Peganc
Otmon
Cleveland
Wis
Wertz
RBI
McDougald
Anth Cartasuel
Hegan
Br—Kucks
Hep—Kucks
Avila
H—Kucks
Ner
Kucks
Ampre Ungé
Rommel
Tobachi
Stevens
Sugar to Finish Training Today for Olson Title Fight
Ray Robinson was slated to finish training today for his middleweight title defense against Carl Bobo Olson, who has completed preparations. Sparring at Willie Orner's camp near Los Angeles drew boxing experts watching the 35-year-old Robinson and Olson, both eyeing the 160-pound limit as they wind down for sunset Friday bout.
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San
Two Pirates In OAL Finals At UC Edwards Stadium
San Leandro High School stars Ed Urquides and Rod Bellis qualified for the Oakland Athletic League 830 yard finals at UC Edwards Stadium after placing in preliminary heats. Urquides won his heat in 2:03.9 and Bellis finished second, earning spots in the A heat.
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San Leandro
University of California
Ed Urquides
Rod Beliis
Edwards Stadium
Urquides
Bellis
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