Angels Banquet Beams With Dodgers Pep In Los Angeles
A lighthearted Angels welcome banquet honors the team despite a dire 1 win in 16 days road trip. Walter O Malley dominates as Dodger boss, with jokes about rain gear and West of the Mississippi games. City figures praise O Malley while Walter smiles through the zany evening.
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Gene Autry
Joe Cronin
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American League
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles
Dodger
Mt Sac Relays Begin At San Antonio College Opener
The Mt Sac Relays kick off with a major pre Olympic style meet at San Antonio College featuring five world records and 15,000 expected spectators. Tickets run 2.30 for full seats and 1 to 1.50 for various sessions. Events include 10,000m, 3,000m steeplechase, 9.3 to 9.6 100 yard dashes, 400m hurdles, mile run, 5,000m, 880 yard, and mile relay with top Olympians and college athletes among the entrants.
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Walnut
San Antonio
Bob Lord
Bill Peck
Occidental
Beatty
Jerry Siebert
Ernie Cunliffe
Jan Underwood
Ray van Asten
Arizona State
San Jose
Oregon State
Striders
Vikings Stunned by East Los Angeles in Metro Baseball Tilt
East Los Angeles shocked Long Beach City College 7-1 at Blair Field, dropping the Vikings to 7-3 in Metropolitan Conference race. Long Beach led 1-0 through five, then trailed as East L.A. exploded with four runs in the eighth to seal the victory. Bill Gaynor, McDermott, and Rhoades paced LBCC with multiple hits in a losing effort.
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Roger Rhoades
Cal Poly Rips 49ers With 12 Hit Barrage
Cal Poly Broncos backed Long Beach State 12 4 in a non conference baseball game as Cal Poly piled 12 hits. Steve Kette hit a three run triple in the seventh and Jack Hammerschmidt Hank Shelby and Dallas Sinniel featured in the big surge. The 49ers were beaten by LBSC starter Bob Florentine in the loss.
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Hall Guides Orioles to 5-0 Shutout of Senators
Dick Hall pitched two spotless innings late as the Orioles blanked the Washington Senators 5-0 after a 4 541 crowd watched. Hall carried a one hitter into the ninth before Joe Hicks’ pinch hit single and an error by Ron Hansen opened the door. Hall finished with a two hit effort and ended the game on a grounder to end a tense finish.
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Cubs rally past Reds in fourth straight home win
Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 in the National League game as two long balls and Al Heist’s two run single powered the late-inning push. Ken Hunt took the loss for Cincinnati while Freese, Elston and Cardwell sparked the Cubs with key hits and RBI.
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Split Nod to Tiger by Frank Harvey
Tiger Al Williams won a split decision over Neal Rivers in a 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium. The crowd felt Rivers deserved the nod as judges differed with 4-3, 6-2, and 5-3 verdicts favoring Williams. Trish Wayne Thornton knockout Toro Saenz in round two.
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