Yankees and Dodgers Doubleheader Winners and Cardinals Surge
Yankees sweep two with win over Red Sox as Dodger hitters pace Brooklyn in two wins. Cardinals rally twice to take a twinbill at Pittsburgh and move into second place, with Staley tossing relief wins. Hank Thompson and Jansen spark Giants and Cubs win. Tigers split with Indians as pennant race tightens.
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Boner
Pirate
Marty Marion
Joe Garagiola
Johnny Lindell
Nanny Fernandez
Ray Muder
Willy Westlake
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Boston
Johnny Sain
Giants
Larry Jansen
Sly
Brows Andl
New York
Hank Thompson
Jansen
Homer
Hank Sater
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago
Redleg
Ken Tratfensburger
Ted Kluszewski
Tigers
Yankees
Indians
Detroit
Bob Lemon
Jin
al Rosen
Cleveland
Tal NoWhbnger
Johnny Corriden
Browns
St. Louis
Sina Mele
Washington
A's
Philadelphia
Parsons in Indianapolis Short Win
Johnny Parsons won the Memorial Day auto race in Indianapolis but rain halted the 100 mile event at 95 miles. Parsons led most of the race and was declared winner, with potential earnings near forty thousand dollars. Bill Holland and Maury Rose chased, ending second and third as rain threatened.
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Sainsbury
Indianapolis
U.P
Memorial Day Speedway
Parsons
Shucalors
Bill Molland
Bolland
Holland
Rote
Fur Fres
Fies
Rolland
California
Furst
Wace
Rose
Hedland
Johny Parsons
van Nuys
Cal
Bil Helland
Miami
Maur Itose
South Bend
Ind
Hea És Fecil
Groen
Oklahoma City
Noe
Minoso Wins Three Homers As Padres Split with Oakland
San Diego slugger Orestes Minoso homered three times to aid the Padres’ split with Oakland in a Pacific Coast League doubleheader. Oakland won the opener 2 to 1, while San Diego dominated the nightcap 11 to 4, maintaining a one game lead over Hollywood in the league standings. Minoso delivered the bulk of San Diego’s offense with three homers and 26 runs batted in this season.
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San Francisco
U.R
Orestes Minoso
San Diego
Acorns
Oakland
Hollywood
Oaks
Artie Wile
Local Tennis Offer for Youth Play This Summer
Advertisement invites children aged six and up to try tennis this summer with contact for Mr. Jacobson at LO 8.3802. The brief notice emphasizes accessible sport participation and program details.
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Mr. Jacobson
Turner Sets State Track Records at California Meet
Turner of Jefferson High and Glen dale star shined at the California interscholastic meet on Hughes Oval Sacramento. Turner clocked 9.0 in the 180 yard low hurdles, 14.1 in the 120 yard high hurdles, and joined teammates in top finishes as Jefferson High dominated team honors. Other notables include Lan Stanley’s national record in the 880 yard, Ron Bauer’s CA performance, and Turner’s continued promise for football- track duals.
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California
Ilughes Oval
Sscramento
Turner
Glendale
Jefferson High
Los Angeles
Turney
Wellas
William Johnson
Nebes
Lan Stanley
Ron Bauer
George Washington
San Francisco
Alvasion
ACAL
Herby Turner
Alammeda
Guun Turner
Tuyner
Fayor
Anyode
Norma Green
North Coast
Hie
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results in Pacific Coast League
The Pacific Coast League standings show San Diego Oakland Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Sacramento as the top teams. Tuesday results include Hollywood beating Sacramento 6 4, Oakland 15 1 over San Diego 2 6, Seattle 3 9 over Los Angeles 2 5, with pitchers listed and a note that a game ended after five innings due to darkness.
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San Diego
Hollywood
Oakland
Portland
San Francisc
Los Angeles
Seattle
Sacramento
Galenta Offers to Fight Walcott and Bears in Jersey Card
ORANGE New Jersey UP Galenta a one time heavyweight title claimant plans to fight Joe Walcott after a month and a half of training. He is also busy boxing a 60 pound bear named Teddy under manager Willie Gilzanberg. Details note a long, tangled backstory with German connections and Oak Ridge residents.
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Orange
N. J
Torry F Galenta
Joe Walcott
Vna
Joe Ledis
Tony
Teddy
Nations
Boxing Association
Willie Gilzanberg
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Pall
Sterday
Parnell
Varn Stephens
Matt Batts
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Phillies
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Witc
Jacques Fournier
Gene Hermans
Lou Gehrig
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Pat Seeray
Gray Hamner
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Herade
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Mike Golial
Dick Sisler
Richie
Ash
Buen
Roy Campanella
Jackie
Ant
Anrth
Aptg
Fenhatos
Cols Shilinante
Funles
Dick Wake-feld
New York Yankee
Acorn
Wickefield
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Sin Ane
tAems
Minoso
Padre
Seals
Jack Krons
Iba
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Ton. Kraus
Jack Schamar
Mike McCormmick
Gaka
Fredywood
Seat- Me
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Solons
Ralph Hodgin
Pinky Woods
Bill Antonella
Ai Homer
Ed Sauer
Mike Sandlock
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al Lyons
Duckie Albright
Bill Ramsey
Jim Wilson
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Ark Land
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Stowe
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Helser
Ada
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Roy
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Warren
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Saltaman
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Republican Headquarters
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Jim Turner
Washington Huskies
Fred Tysoli
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Cal Chamberlain
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Harvist
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Singleton
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von Camp
Pillsbury Flour
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Ian Bee
Pko
Liphy
Palm Clive
Hormee Keystone
Chuck
Amond
Biltmore Tuna
Ocean OF Suds
Casanova
P . Lauterne
Burgundy
Galenta
Walcott
Bear
Hayw RD
Snr
Alameda
Leonard Nunes
Cas Frucks
Lucerne
Leonard Nunes Motor
Lockhavert
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