Repeat of 1952 Tourney Looms In Oakland City
In Oakland City the 23rd Annual Oakland City Golf championships at Lake Chabot reach semi finals with Jerzy Krueckel and Tony Perry hopefuls. Krueckel beat Ralph Hall 3 and 2 to move into the semis. Perry defeated Clarence Testa 5 and 4. Semifinals set for next Saturday with Krueckel vs Charles Kanning and Perry vs James Richards.
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Oakland
Oakland City
Lake Chabot
Jerzyckel
Tony Perry
Kroeckel
Beth
Ralph Hall
Sa Kroeckel
Perry
Clarence Testa
Halj
Krueckel
Charles Kanning
Hayward
James Richards
Ranning
al Short
Richards
Ross Mitchell
Bob Senwel
Frank Green
Lake Ghabot
Gary Liom
Grant Gagnon
Decry Helmuth
Dim Johnson
Teo Lup
Pete Francisca Cy
Rovha
Fal Beatriz
Sian
Champion
Henry Nodrina de Henry
Lae Biunera
Harold Crane
Jaci Bedei
Doh Rap
Poset
Ralph Freitns
Clyde Jantee
Jim Powers
Fred Mangelsdorf
Nick Martinez
G. Jess Naohu
W. A. Raghal
Bos Fontes
Fall Tidwell
D. Rudy Mella
Fred Miranda
Mav Maral
Bil Cary
Joke
Inhat
Ith
Jim, Sager
al Cavesmayesh
Robert Plant
Fill
Joh Garvin
Tam
Bob Kelley
Len Lombardi
Tom Watson
Sam Tarr
Ray Mor Tonscity
David Reagexth
Bill Watchers
Orioles Sell Miller To Toronto Maple Leafs IL
Bill Miller, cut from the Baltimore Orioles to meet the 25 man limit, has been sold to the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League. Orioles stated he cleared waivers with no major league takers.
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New York
Bill Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Toronto, Maple Leafs
Orioles
Miller
Wininger wins Arlington Open at Hot Springs golf tourney
Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City captured $2400 for winning the $15,000 Arlington Open at Hot Springs. He posted a final round 68 to finish with 2706 strokes, two ahead of rivals Dr. Cary Middlecoff of Memphis and Doug Ford of Kiamesha Lake, N Y, who earned $1600 each.
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Hot Springs
Atk
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wininger
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Doug Ford
Kiameshe Lake
Middlecoff
Ford
Masters tourney doubles finals kickoff in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne, top bowlers began the doubles elimination finals of the Masters tourney while the American Bowling Congress event ran parallel. Fred Fikes led qualifying with 1749 across eight games, while Ed Lubanski posted the top series of 245 239 223 16.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
American Bowling Congress
Keelers
Washington Opens Balmoral Racing Season at Washington Park
The Balmoral Jockey Club opened a 30 day racing program at Washington Park. Operators ran the Lincoln Fields rack and conducted the初 events as the season began.
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Chicago
Balmoral Jockey Club
Washington Park
Eels
Lincoln Fields
Catfish Bait From Cleaning Fish Attracts In Some Waters
Regulations vary on using cleaned fish parts as bait. Some states allow the entrails and heads as attractants while others prohibit disposal near docks or boats. Fishermen should check local rules and secure permits where required.
McGrath Leads Fast Indianapolis Qualifiers in Memorial Day Race
Jack McGrath of Inglewood California posted the fastest single lap and four lap records to head the Memorial Day 400 mile qualifying at Indianapolis. Freddie Agabashian and Bill Vukovich also qualified in the top times as a strong field vied for the 33-entry limit with 57 drivers attempting. Hoyt earned pole position while the eight fastest qualifiers formed the front rows.
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Indianapolis
Ins
Jack McGrath
Inglewood
Calif
Indianapolis Speedway
McGrath
Bill Vukovich
Fresno
Ofs
Nous
Freddie Agabashian
Albany
Cali
Vukovich
Fresno Flash
Sam Hanks
Burbank
Andy Linden
Manhattan Beach
Walt Faulkner
Long Beach
Jerry Hoyt
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Ivers
Eist
Hoyt
Bettenhausen
Agabashian
Hanks
Faulkner
Linden
Diez Tierian Score Victories In ORA Racing
Oakland racing scene reels from a two day weekend at Cow Palace and Vallejo Speedway. Joe Diez wins the 30 lap main at Cow Palace with Chet Thomsen second and Carmel Fernandes Sr. third. Phil Wong takes the trophy dash, Joe Eley sets a two-lap record, and Georg Tictian earns the Sunday main. Jim Nickles and Dick Meyers suffer flips but are unhurt. Next week features more fast action. John Von Nostrum wins Rose Festival trophy at Santa Rosa.
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Rusty O'Callaghan
Oakland Racing Association
The
Francisco Cow Palace
Bay
Vallejo Speedway
Joe Diez
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Chet Thomsen
Fox
Hayward
Carmel Fernandez Sr
Max McCord
Oakland
Fred Nelson
Phil Wong
Wong
Carmel Fernandes Sr
Joe Ratto
Joe Eley
Jim Nickles
Dick Meyers
Georg Tictian
Henry
Alves
Chet Thomson
Bill Mitchell
Chuck Minshell
Sea Leandro
Pere Kaikas
Centerville
Santa Rosa
John von
Hollywood Foreign Sports Car
Deeler
Mongia Seeks New Fifth Opponents After Texas Win
Hollywood bantamweight champion Mongia sought sharper opposition after a 10 round unanimous decision in Hollywood. He fought through a cold to edge Alex Santoy, landing solid lefts in a tense final rounds bid as Santoy pressed late. Referee Dynamite Jackson scored the bout for the California titleholder with judges backing Mongia 3 to 1.
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Hollywood
Tesse Monia
California
Texas
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Mongia
Denver
Galo
Alex Santoy
Ee Santoy
San Antonio
Sore
Dynamite _ Jackson
Tommy Hart
Cha Randolph
Softball Tonight League At Castra Valley
Baseball score unclear but mentions Castra Valley De Canere and Coady Del Rey as possible teams or players in a local softball league fixture tonight.
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Castra Valley
de Canere A Coady
del Rey
Sorenson Sluggers Take Early lead in Little PCL Play
Saturday results from Heyward Area Recreation District Little Coast Leagues show Sorenson Sluggers moving to first place at Sorensdale Park with an 8 to 6 win over the Braves as Jerry Holmes threw a no hitter for the victors. Dell Jackson took the loss.
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Don Raffanti
Heyward Area
Sorensdale Park
Sorenson Sluggers
Braves
Jerry ‘Holmes
Dell Jackson
Stroshine
SAN Lorenzo
San Lorenzo, High—Seals 112, Qakg 3—Dan Gilles
David Reed
Earl Miller
Tiple
Seals
Richard Douros
Herman Boggs
Butch
Macioles
Aks
Angels
Beavers
Bill Bristow
Lee Butler
Bristow
Alen Applebaum
Bart Kinsey
Butler
Sob ‘Stoker
Dodgers
Giants
Jim Tanabe
Dean Hess
Ron Muza
Andy Chapin
John Hyder
Yanks
Indians
Butch Warmington
Dennis Lake
Jim Murray
Arlen Ness
Castro Valley
Red Sox
Jay Obberman
Lawrence Roderick
Lary Wilson
Obberman
Don Beaton
Stanford Captures PCC Golf Honors
Stanford dominates the PCC southern division golf tournament at Los Angeles Country Club, taking the first four places and the team title over UCLA and California. Phil Getchel led Stanford with a 75 70 73 73 29 across 72 holes, as the Indians posted a strong team score while other schools trailed.
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Us Angells
Stenare
Setutjay
JSC Lpksters
Phil Getchel
Stanford
Los Angeles Country Club
Trojens Regi
Stered
California
Ucla
Survey shows baseball gambling small compared to other activities
New York’s INS survey finds baseball betting is minor next to horses and numbers, with facade of three forms: friendly pools, bookmaker wagers, and on-site perks. Ford Frick says overall activity is normal, officials focus on park monitoring while officers pursue disorderly conduct.
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John Barrington
New York
INS
I Ito
Chicago Black Sox
Ford Frick
Prick’s ‘Gum-Shoes
Philadel
Phia
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Phillies Park
Fenway Park
Washington
Kansas City
Cecil Gardner
Frick
George Trautmen
Bernard de Forge
Reidsville
N. C
Ed Weingarten
Brown Captures Singles Crown In California State Tourney
San Francisco's Tom Brown Jr. defeated Jack Frost 6 1 4 11 9 to win the California State Tennis singles title. Mimi Arnold upset Mary Ann Mitchell to become the youngest women's champion in tournament history. Modesto's Jerry Moss and Nancy Loop upset top seeds to win mixed doubles. De Witts and Crosby clinched the men's doubles title in four sets.
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San Francisco
Tom Brown
Stanford
Jack Frost
Frost
Brown
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Mary Ann Mitchell
San Leandro
Jerry Moss F
Modesto
Nancy Loop
Normand Brooks
South
San Franciscan
Miss Mitchell
Jerry de Witts
Bill Crosby
Cil Mayne
Bill Demas
University of California
High Flying Horses Ready for Belmont Steeplechase
Two of the jumpers for Belmont Park's International Steeplechase May 21, Beach Park and Chatham, arrived by plane from Great Britain yesterday. Beach Park is owned by an Englishman, while Chatham is owned by Trish Jman.
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New York
Beach Park
Chatham
Belmont Park
Great Britain
Trish Jman
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Smith
Leo Righetti
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Wininger Cops Golf Tourney
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Diez
Tierian
J. Sterling Ballard
Castro ST
Daily Review
Shopping News
New Camera Store
Heyward Theatre
Sorenson
Angler's
Ralph Stevens
Castre St
Uae
Beverly Hoover
Ferne Drummond
Dental Nurses’ Training School
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