Seals Reach First as San Diego Falls to 2-3 Victory
The San Francisco Seals moved into first place in the Pacific Coast League after a 3-2 win over San Diego. Oakland’s 2-1 loss to Seattle dropped them from the top spot. Sacramento beat Portland 2-0 to rise to fifth, with Hollywood close behind Los Angeles. Don White tied the San Francisco game with a two-base hit in the seventh, and Portland’s Rory Poland delivered the game-winning hit for Sacramento. Eddie Eveuts had an outstanding pitching performance for Sacramento with five strikeouts in relief of the Bevos.
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United Press
Francis J
Lefty
Salcramento
Portland
San Diego
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Cherubs
Seals
Padres
San Francisco
Don White
Leals
al Olsen
Rainlers
Burl Torreson
Tony York
Poland
York
Glenn Eliott
Suds
Eddie Wheeler
Sacramento
Bevos
Joe Murly
Sac
Wil Pe
San Franvisco
Outland
Holywood
AGS Portland
Seattle
Mel & Rudy Rally Tops Aladdin Heating Ten
Mel and Rudy exploded for a seven run fifth inning to defeat the Aladdin nine under Bret Harte diamonds lights. Ross, Claudine, Bedford and Matlos sparked the rally as Mel and Rudy pulled away after a tight start, with Aladdin pitcher Tumitich charged with the costly errors.
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M& Spectacular
Mel
Rudy
Aladdin
Bret Harte
Aladdins
Spurs
Sleen
Claudine
Ross
Bedford
Mol
Rullys
Matlos
Alberts
Abell
Tomitich
Florence
Carrin
Carriui
Hervier
Rosa
Linescora
Tumitich
Fernando
Mattos
Grass Courts Semi Finals Set in National Tournament
New York reports semi final matches in the grass courts tournament with top seed Bobby Riges facing Wayne Sabin and Don Budge meeting Frank Kovacs. Kovacs beat defending champion Welhy Van Horn in five sets while Riges, Budge, and Sabin also advanced past yesterday’s quarterfinals in straight or mixed results.
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New York
U.r
Bobby Riges
Wayne Sabin
Don Budge
Frank Kovacs
Kovacs
Welhy van Horn
van Horn
Riges
Joh Paunee
Los Angeles
Budge
Jerry Carl Barn
Sabin
Fred Perry
Nevada
Bulla Leads At Kansas City In Scansay Invitational
In Kansas City, Chicago pro Johumy Sulla took the lead at the halfway in the $20,000 Scansay City Invitational after trimming strokes off the 78 hole course record. Bulla, 32, a former sir lines pilot, shot a 64 to move into contention and join Jings in first place with Bullas round 68 for 38 holes totaling 182.
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Kansas City
Johumy Sulla
Chicago
Bulla
Sir Lines
Hillcrest Country Club
Jings
Placas
Davis Traded To Rams In Block Move
Los Angeles announces Fred Davis former Alabama All American tackle was traded to the Rams in exchange for tackle Fred Boensch of San Mateo California who goes to the Washington Redskins today.
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Los Angeles
Fred Davis
Alabama
Los Angeles Rams
Fred Boensch
San Mateo
Calif
Washington Reds
Eight A Day Jones Discharged From Navy Service
San Francisco report notes Eight A Day Jones ready to resume riding for Charles Howard’s rating stable after discharge at Camp Shoemaker separation center. He set a modern record by riding eight winners on June 11, 1944 at Apu Caliente, and won the Will Rogers handicap and Hagen stakes in 1945 at Hollywood Park.
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Jones
San Francisco
Peashers
Charles 5
Howard
Navy
Camp Shoemaker Separation Center
Apu Caliente
Hollywood Park
Co Medalists Meet In Golf Tourney Finals
In Denver Colorado Babe Didrickson Zaharias and Polly Riley reached the championship finals of the 16th annual trans Mississippi golf tournament. Zaharias, the local entry and favorite, defeated Margaret Gunther of Memphis 6 and 4 in the semi finals. Riley, Fort Worth City champion, beat Belly Mims Dallas 4 and 3 in the lower bracket to set an all Texas final.
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Denver
Cola
U.A
Miss Riley
Fort Worth
Mims
Dallas
Cover Girl Fears Husband in Hospital
Phoenix report says Margaret Farley Wickware fears being in the same hospital as her estranged husband Reid King Wickware who shot her Tuesday night and then shot himself in the chest. Wickware, wounded, is under treatment and reportedly swore to kill again.
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Phoenix
Margaret Farley Wickware
Reid King Wickware
Cubs Halt Dodgers As Cardinals Rally In NL
New York dispatch reports the Cubs, 1945 champions, trailed early but then beat Brooklyn 13 to 2 at Wrigley Field. Hank Wyse limited the Dodgers to four hits, while Hank Lowrey powered Chicago with seven RBIs and a homer. St. Louis swept the Giants 2–1 and 5–4 at Sportsmen's Park, reducing the Dodgers' lead and inching within 2 1/2 games of Brooklyn as Slaughter's late double capped the opener.
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W.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Cubs
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cub
Leo Durocher
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Hank Lowrey
Rex Barney
Art Herring
Hal Gregg
Hank Wyse
Marv Rickert
Men Barred From Racing at Pleasanton Meet
Owners J C Haskell of King City and Lloyd Ochs of Martinez suspended by Alameda county fair track officials. Stables barred from competition pending action by the California Horse Racing Commission. Complaints may also be filed against at least two jockeys. Five owners charged with corrupt practices under rule 305. Horses Licksah, Stub by Marlin, French Holly, Bastanie barred from racing.
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J. C. Haskell
King City
Lloyd Ochs
Martinez
Alameda County Fair
California Horse Racing Commission
California
Chester C. Jones
State Racing Board
Timothy Sexton
Woould
Licksah
Stubby Marlin
Haskell and Marshall
Ortiz Wins Seventh Round KO In Honolulu Exhibition
Manuel Ortiz, world bantamweight champion, knocked out David Young in the seventh round before 12,000 at Honolulu Stadium in a non-title bout.
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Honolulu
T. 1
U.P
Manuel Ortiz
David Young
Pleasanton Race Results First Mile Ivot and More
Race results from Pleasanton show multiple divisions for horses three and older. Notable finishes include Dandy, Mig, and Ruth F in early miles, with Time 2:15 for several heats and winners by margins ranging from a neck to a length. Scratches include Pal uso, Top of the Mark, and Be grade C entries amid a busy program of six furlong and longer stakes.
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S-son
Dandy
Joe
Bolswortt
Nonna Pateh
Rei
Geraldhed
Mololoft
Gytarolds
BUN! Son
Loutvickery
Mig
W.j.hansend
Dledda
Goldust
Smith
Sam Tike Wines
Pal Uso
Allly Hunoeer
Lds
Harvison
Denny
Shepherd
Ruth F
GE Hangen
Billy Noble
Carter
Chief Wash
Uary
Cecil’s Pride
Ferry
Bonita Queci
Vile Jey Boy
Lassie
Srei
Heimach
Gain
Crystal Buy
Evin Call
Culayvest
Brette Turlongs
Ninlo
Ridge
Acorn
Wisteon Press
Nyy Yan
Rose Zam
L Chanve
Chinw Jack
Ayear
Nehis
Brown Kayoes Bell in Fifth Round Main Event
San Francisco reports Ray Brown of Chicago stopped ONeill Bell in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round main event at the Civic Auditorium. Brown dominated from mid rounds after Bell led early, with several stiff body shots sealing the win. Other results include Crowell decisioning Cartwright and Sazzo defeating Jenkins in mixed bouts around the Bay Area.
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San Francisco
Ray Brown
Chicago
Kayoed
O'Neill Bell
Civic Auditorium
Brown
Bell
Crown
Chuck Crowell
Los Angeles
Iko
D al Ware
Oakland
Georgie Duke
Petalum
Calif
Gene Cartwright
Sai Franciscon
Hammo Sazaiad
San Franelsea
Trotter's Successor Named at UCLA Track By Ackerman
Los Angeles University of California track coach selection proceeds after 27 years under Harry Toller. Grafitute Manager William C. Ackerman announced the process will take several weeks to finalize a successor.
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LOS Angels
U.plb
Harry Toller
University of California At
Los Angeles
William C. Ackerman
Uncertain race results with mixed legible data
Fragmentary notes describe an eleventh race of six furlongs for older horses with odds and payouts listed for several entries. The text mentions horses such as Top Dog and Just Susan with times and margins noted, but many names, places, and figures are garbled, leaving the outcome unclear beyond a win by a small margin and several other horses referenced in partial form.
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Eure
Erry
Shrlovk
Gunari
Just Susan Mp Perry
Wer Baby Somvan
Poly Type
Patista
Syituhed
Balhelvia
Talbert and Greenberg Reach Tennis Semi Finals in Indy
In Indianapolis UA Billy Talbert Seymour Greenberg Bob Falkenburg and Herbert Flam advanced to the western tennis semifinal rounds. Talbert faces Flam while Greenberg meets Falkenburg as all four won grueling quarterfinals yesterday.
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Greenberg Falkenburg
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Indianapolis
Billy Talbert
Seymour Greenberg
Bob Falkenburg
Herbert Flan
Western Opera
Wilmington
Del
Los Angeles
Greenberg
Nick Carter
San Francisco
Falkenberg
Felicisimio Atinpon
Philippines
Armand Sanchez
Mary, Prentiss
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Calif
Eleanor Cushingham
Shirley Fry
Akron
Miss Prentiss
Phyllis Hiter
Berkeley
Rose Bowl Football in Pasadena This Fall
Wilism P. Walsh, president of the Tournament of Roses, announced that only college football will be played in the Rose Bowl this fall in Pasadena, outlining the planned schedule and format for the event.
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Pasadena
Cutif
Wilism P. Walsh
Tocey
Southern California golfers qualify for national PGA event
Beverly Hills reports Stanley Kertes leads five Southern California players at Bel Air Country Club with 136 strokes while Millcrest and California groups lag by three. Fay Columa of California Country Club posted 141, Harry Bassler 142, and Bud Oakley 143 at Palos Verdes and other venues.
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Calif
Stanley Kertes
Bel Air Country Club
Southern Caliornia
Millcrest
Clubep
Nay" Hares
Southern California Golf and Country Club
Fay Columa
California Country Club
Harry Bassler
Fils
Bud Oakley
Palos Verdes
Irish Open Tennis Favorites Lead Women’s Field
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills is heavy favorite to win the Irish open women’s singles, after beating Dorothy Bundy in a prior match. Doris Mart of Miami remains the challenger with Hart and Todd also progressing. Dinny Pails of Australia advances in the men’s singles as the Irish champion match nears.
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Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doris Mart
Miami
Fla
Miss Brough
Balling
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monica
Calit
Miss Hart
Patricia Todd
California
Ged
Dinny Pails
COA
Emp
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