Tarzan Yell Steals Spotlight At Long Beach Track Meet
Don Bragg the Penns Grove born pole vaulter dazzled Long Beach Century Club attendees at Cal Poly with his Tarzan yell drawing the loudest cheers among Olympians coached by Larry Snyder. The Palo Alto Trials star and world record jumper drew strong reactions from peers and spectators alike in a lively luncheon preview of the Olympic spirit.
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Board of Trustees
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London
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Shea
Stanford Stadium
Long Beach
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Pacific Ave
Veterans Stadium
Mr. Bragg
Exrol Flynn
Canoga Park
Dave Davis
Jimmy Piersall
Davis
Rome
City League Boxing Results and Highlights
Roundup from a City League boxing card at the Olympic Auditorium includes a 10 round main event won by Emelio Flores by a split decision over an opponent named Ramos or similar. Duncan and others fought on a stacked undercard with judges tallying close scores. Several bouts featured split decisions and referee rulings as attendees noted Flores winning and local fighters gaining exposure.
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Erohn
Bob Pontiac
Exang Elmorer Randal
Jos Jost
Michal
Fujice
Goss
Caney
Alt Lake
Baymer
Grittinar
Hone
Ian
Wilsan
Ellen
Duncan
Church of Breth
Ae” Lichty
DiGiorgio
Trigpe
Hin Terman Duncan
Torat
Park
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Fae
Mr Show
Ae Ve
Jimmy Wilson
Dunan
Man Replaces SACRAMENTO Racing Board Member
Gov. Brown appoints Robert Driver of San Diego to fill the California Racing Board seat vacated by George L. Holmes of Long Beach. Holmes’ term expired last week and Driver begins a four year term.
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Brown
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San Diego
George L. Holmes
Long Beach
California Racing Board
Holmes
Placeholder sports scores fragment from OCR text
An unreadable OCR fragment lists names and numbers likely from a sports scorecard or scoreboard. The text includes fragmented entries such as Southern Assa Avante Shrey 3 Eiene 3 temchis Chatton and Nastwite at Hatile Fain, with unclear context and missing event details.
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Avante
Shrey
Eiene
Tench
Temchis
Chatton
Farrell and Saltza Shine in Olympic Trials
In Detroit the swimming and diving trials saw Farrell, a 23 year old Kansan, post a rapid 55.6 in the semi and 55.8 in the final of the 100 meters as he and Von Saltza lead eight qualifiers toward the U.S. Olympic team. Marinacci and Kuehl also posted strong times as the prelims produced tense matchups. Hall dominated the three meter springboard with 170.48 points, securing an Olympic berth.
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Steve Clark
Santa Clarance
Husky
Bruce Hunter
Harvard
Bob Kaufman
Kaufman
Clark
Farrell
Sam Hall
Hall
Ohio State
Bues Win Dodgers Tumbled to Fourth
Dodgers dropped to fourth as Bues won amid a rough day for the Dodgers. Frank Howard hit a 430-foot double but was cut down at third. Williams failed to field a bunt. Duke Snider took over in right field and Jim Gilliam moved to first. The crowd of 25,876 booed as Law, Groat, and Larker contributed to the tense game, with Stan Williams yielding key moments. In other notes, Chris Von Saliza of Santa Clara won the 100-meter freestyle qualifiers at the Brennan Olympic pool, while 16-year-old tall blond set a new American mark securing a spot in tonight’s finals.
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Joe
Christopher
Law
Davis
Frank Howard
Talliesimound
Wally Moon
Larker
Dick Groat
Howard
Jim Gilliam
Duke Snider
Dodger
Williame Tenarnad Kovn
Dodgers
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Snider
Tony Ankerson
Buena Park
Alpine
Tex
Bob Clear
Wilmington Jeads
Grand Forks
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Planeen
Chiehienterah
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Gem Balkan Rac Euitatas
Granda
Eric
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Yankees
Budinson Eine
Walinta
Rex Sehastan
Gran
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Tigers
Bob
Mitra
Seattle
Bob Cetv
Homer
Purcell
Johnny Blanchard
Page
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Leo Rater
Berberelle
Gopo Savanah
Masih
Fey Koppie Uriesser
Unute
Yan Armenian
Nana
Ton Beach
Calif
Paul Anten
Santa Clara
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SB Griffin
U.S. Navy
Wren Urley
Vooan
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Grooy
Kertinerar
Norm Siebern
Kluseewsk
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Fae Robinson
Ron
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Spokane
High-Flyin' Birds Clip Chisox 6 2
Baltimore Orioles top Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 as the home side surged ahead in a high intensity AL clash. Early pressure yielded runs, while standout plays and defensive miscues shaped the outcome, leaving Chicago trailing and Baltimore riding momentum toward the pennant push.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Dodgers Struck Down as Red Sox Rally Past Athletics
In a tight ballgame, the Red Sox rallied to defeat the Dodgers 4 2. Koufax struggled, Sievers homered, and Davis delivered key hits, including a single in the ninth. Larker, Snider, and Clemente contributed for Boston as the Dodgers fell behind after an earlier strong start by the Athletics.
Williams suffers bitter third loss in skid
Williams, on a five game win streak, dropped his third defeat in a 2-1 duel with Law and a 2-0 shutout by the Phillies. Larker erupted, bumped umpire Ken Burkhart and was ejected for the fourth time. Padres (8-8) hurling ace Johnny Padres and Dodgers start Bob Friend (11-6) faced lineup woes as a key hitter sat with back trouble.
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Ya Wuuuig
Williams
T ‘J
Law
Ilthe Phillies
Larker
Ken Burkhart
Johnny Padres
Dodgers
Bob
Friend
Weather and betting twists shape 1960 pennant hopes
Bob Kelley notes Southern California weather could tilt the pennant race as Dodgers and Braves confront scheduling constraints and postponed games. He points to daily double wagering debates at Santa Anita and Hollywood Park, plus a stalled Pick Six ruling by racing board awaiting a state AG opinion.
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Park
Santa Anita
Dr. Strut
Hollywood Park
Hollypark
Bob Strub
Racing Board
State Attorney General's Office
Senators Pound Cleveland 9-0 As Pascual Shuts Out
Washington bolstered by a five hit game from Pascual, who shut out Cleveland 9-0 in American League action. Newk retired early, and the Senators rode strong hitting to derail the Indians. Damon's homer and Glavine's performance highlighted a decisive win for Washington.
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Cami
Cleveland
Pascual
Senators
Don
Damon
Killebrew
Newcombe
Dodger
Cincinnati
Glaveland
Salman
Famna
Meneberny
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