Cardinals Fire Stanky After Busch Pulls Strings
Dwain Esper Ravtrospect notes August A Busch’s decision to dismiss Eddie Stanky as St. Louis Cardinals manager after heavy financial backing and a string of underperforming seasons. The piece discusses Saigh’s prior moves, Busch’s renovation of Sportsman’s Park, and the roster’s future potential under caretaker Slanky’s replacement, with hope for a revived club.
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Larry Jaryson
Cubs Press Braves as Dodgers Gain Ground in MLB
Chicago Cubs rout Milwaukee 9 6 to widen gap behind the Dodgers while Jim Banks hits a grand slam and Ransom Jackson adds a three run shot. Dodgers beat the Giants 5 4 to claim lead in a tight pennant race as St Louis wins with Kerry Walker first in command. Phillies top Pirates in a suspended game, Yankees edge Orioles, Indians beat Athletics, White Sox down Tigers, and Red Sox overwhelm Senators as pennant races tighten.
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Jim Hupha
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Larry Doby
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Exe Joost
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Mori Captures Diving Title In Far West
Mori, the 1954 Japanese diving champion, won the Far Western Amateur Athletic Union meet title with a strong three-opponent performance in Oakland. He scored 303.4 points, well ahead of Glenn Rinheart 250.05 and Robert Eustis 416.1, while Joan Pawson led the women’s senior synchronized swimming event with Lynn Pawson and others noted for standout performances.
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Janet Anthony
Jackie Brown
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June Young
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Newcomer Triumphs at Ft Wayne Open Golf Tournament
In Ft Wayne Ind a 23 year old Bedford Massachusetts pro Meighis won his first major title at the Ft Wayne Open with a 269 15 under par over the 7 8 hole route. He shot 67 in the final round to edge defending champion Doug Ford of Kismet Lake NY by three strokes. Finsterwald earned $2000 for second place with Ted Kroll of Utica NY finishing third and Bob Rosburg of San Francisco fourth for $1200. Other top finishers included Billy Maxwell Apt Wall George Bayer Julius Borox Morty Furgol and more with scores ranging from 279 to 281.
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Odessa
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Leandro Siska Wins In San Leandro Junior Tennis Finals
In the fourth annual San Leandro Junior Tennis Championship Bob Siska from San Francisco captured two titles. He beat Kennedh Lane of Richmond 6-8 6-? to win the Under 18 division and then defeated Clyde Wilt of Blacksburg 6-1 6-1 to win the Under 19 division.
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Perez Knocks Out Shirai To Retain World Crown
Argentine champion Perez defeats Japanese challenger Yoshio Shirai by knockout in the fifth round at Kovexton Stadium to retain his flyweight world title. Shirai never lands cleanly, is down twice in the fifth, and the referee stops the bout as Perez secures victory amid crowd protests over the stoppage.
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Dumas Tops State Championship In High Jump Feat
Los Angeles star Charles Dumas claims the Callie State title by leaping 6 9 to win the championship in Angelo Calz, setting a Scholastic mark though not a high school record since not achieved in a high school meet. He competes against Dick Dailey, Walt Torrence, and others, delivering a 6 10 mark at West Coast Relays in Fresno beforeная.
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Amazing pair crack world two mile mark in London
United Press reports two runners Tharos of Hungary and Wooe of unknown country set a world two mile record at White City Stadium. Tharos clocked 8 minutes 83.4 seconds with Wood finishing close behind. Teammate Terbori faded after a midrace surge as others broke the mile record in the same event.
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State Meet Track Results include varied performances across events
Salta Mani Robertson and Millemari Fall lead through sprints and relays while names like Callanan Wasco Havens Centennial and Reedley appear. Mile and high jump mark figures from Riverside to San Diego with multiple colleges and high schools posting times and distances.
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Five Centennial stars joining Compton Tartars next season
Los Angeles report notes Compton college will add five Centennial high school stars to coach Herschell Smith's Tartars lineup. Charles Dumas, Pete Andrews, Paul Lowe, Ken Dennis, and Thompson join Ralph Butler, Dar Everage, and Calvin Brown to form a powerful track squad likely to rank among the nation's best, with Dumas breaking the state scholastic mark and Centennial excelling in CIF events.
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Henry Phillips
Willie White
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Larey Lambert
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U S Golfers Open British Amateur Test
United States players led by Walker Cup selections began the British Amateur championship at Royal Lytham St Annes under light winds and clear skies. The event features 56 Americans in a field of 237, with Jim McHale of Winchester, Pa., scoring the first U S win in a match that saw Ernest Taylor of England reach 8 under par.
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