PCL Tables Turn as Lower Teams Top Pacific Coast Leaders
In the Pacific Coast League race, lower division clubs handed defeats to top teams. Schallock pitched nearly eight innings for San Francisco in a 6 to 3 Seals win, while Gorman blasted a three run homer. Seattle beat Oakland 9 to 6. Sacramento topped San Diego 7 to 3. Anaheim? The Angels rebounded after losing three to Oakland, beating four-run third inning.
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Larsen Captures National Tennis Title at Forest Hills
Art Larsen of San Leandro won the National Tennis Championship at Forest Hills last Tuesday. The story notes Larsen’s family support, compares him to past greats, and mentions Hayward's athletic club seeking football players to fund a new Boys Club clubhouse near Hayward Airport.
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Oakland Legionnaires Seek Second Title Against St Louis
St Louis challenges defending champion Oakland California in the American Legion junior baseball final in Omaha. St Louis surged ahead with a five run fifth inning and tied the game in the seventh to force a decisive rematch if Oakland wins tonight. First baseman John Mahon paced St Louis with a triple and two hits in five at bats while Henry Sullivan and Donald Haefner contributed key hits as Bristol and Brigham tied late results.
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World record approved for 330 yards at California Fair
Chester Jones presiding steward of the California State Fair races officially approves a world record time of 16.8 seconds for 330 yards set in the quarter horse races Tuesday by Savannah 3, a four year old mare owned by J. R. Cates of Tulsa.
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Deer Season May Be Cancelled By Fire Hazard Across Counties
Northern California fire risk prompts calls to close deer hunting. State Forester DeWitt Nelson cites possible immediate closures of large tracts and asks landowners to petition county supervisors to bar hunting and firearms in hazard zones. Modoc County already closed to all hunting through Oct 1.
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Baywood and Redwood tie atop state fair calf report
At the California State Pair fair in Sacramento officials announced twin calves born on the grounds are healthy. The calves, first twins at the fair in years, belong to Adahy Farms of Camarillo and are sired by a Guernsey cow dairy. Sugar consumption note appears as unrelated data in the dispatch.
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Western Teams Beginning to Look More Like Football Players Than Fat and Slow
Western teams show improving conditioning during early scrimmages across the Pacific region. Quarterback Anse McCullough of Unit faces a two to three day layoff due to a twisted leg muscle. Kip Vay of Oregon State praised linemen DeSylvia Hogland and Madsen after standout practice. Washington State emphasizes defense under Coach Forest, while Idaho's halfback Bob Mays recovers from a knee injury. Nevada may have quarterback Pat Brady stepping in, noted by Joe Sheaketski. San Francisco and Santa Clara show offensive talent with defensive questions. Saint Mary’s reports a hip injury to Dave Marcelli. California’s Waldorf criticizes blocking as inconsistent though praise goes to John Ralston and Vincent Maiotona. Stanford plans strict private practice for a Saturday scrimmage amid preparations.
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Citizenship Denied After Fishing License Motive
John Albright, 84, of Mill Valley, sought U S citizenship in a San Rafael hearing. Superior Judge Edward Butler questioned his motive, and Albright admitted liking fishing. He would have saved $23 on a fishing license as a citizen. Butler denied his naturalization.
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Newcombe Goes 16 Innings as Dodgers Split with Phillies
Don Newcombe pitched 16 innings in Brooklyn ahead of glory but his iron man effort could not lift the Dodgers to a single win. Kornegay and Hodges sparked a 2 0 opening win while the nightcap ended 3 2 after a late rally, with Campanella leaving the game injured and the Dodgers four games back in the standings.
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Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results Summary
Baseball standings show Hollywood 5 over San Francisco 9. Seattle 5 over Portland 3. Los Angeles 9 over Oakland and Sacramento 7. San Diego 2. Oakland Los Angeles series leads 3 to 1. Seattle 4 Portland 1. San Francisco 2 Hollywood 2. San Diego 2 Sacramento 2. Chicago 4 3 leads St Louis 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 0. Boston 1 New York 3. Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia Washington 3. New York 2 Boston 11. Cleveland 9. Detroit 3.
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