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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1957

Page

10

U S Wins Wightman Cup in 6-1 Victory over Britain

The United States retained the Wightman Cup title with a 6-1 win as Dorothy Head Knoble clinched the decisive singles and Althea Gibson and others helped seal the tearless victory. Miss Knodle led the Americans, while Shirley Bloomer and Christine Truman battled in a late singles rush.

Dorothy Head Knode Blond Shirley Sloomer Althea Gibson Christine Truman Ann Hayden Darlene Hard Ars Margaret Osborne du Pont Louise Brough U.S Rang

White Sox Triumph Over Tigers 11-2 in Finale

Chicago White Sox shellacked the Detroit Tigers 11-2 to split a doubleheader after dropping game one 8-3. Jim Wilson earned his 12th win, Walt Dropo belted a three run homer, and Chicago pulled 5 3 games behind the Yankees with 45 games left.

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Red Sox sweep Senators in doubleheader with late rally win

Boston tops Washington 8-5 after a four run eighth inning push, then takes the nightcap 4-3 in 11th on Gene Stephens triple. Mazzone and Mauch drive key hits in game one. Stephens delivers the decisive hit in the extra frame.

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Sacramento Whitewashes Bevos Twice in Pacific Coast Doubleheader

Sacramento blanked Portland 2-0 behind starter Bud Watkins as 2,242 fans watched at Multnomah Stadium. In the opener, Portland Bevos were held to 1-2 with Vincent winning the pitching duel. Sacramento cashes early, with key hits and stout defense delivering a split of the twin bill.

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Sugar Ray Opens Drills for Bobby Basilio Fight

Sugar Ray Robinson opened drills at Greenwood Lake New York on Sunday in preparation for a midlite welterweight title defense against Basilio at Yankee Stadium. He weighed about 153 pounds and sparred two rounds with Lee Williams of New York and one with Jimmy Taylor of Wilmington Delaware.

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Indians Lose Players After Sunday In Fields Incident

Pitcher Cal McLish was hit on the left ear by an overthrow during infield practice. Teammate Don Kelly reported a concussion and severe lacerations. Outfielder Bob Cerv potentially fractured ribs after colliding with the left field wall while catching Bob Avila's liner in the first inning.

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Australian Rose and Nines Triumph in Hamburg semifinal

Mervyn Rose of Australia defeated Bode Patty of Los Angeles and Paris in a German International semifinal, with scores 4-6 26 6 13 13. Frances Darnian and Kesh Nien Vletrangell led Italy in other semifinal bouts. Mortimer and Ward of Britain beat Hamier and Rose Maria Heyes. Renee Schatzman and Sandra Reynolds of South Africa won the women’s doubles final, defeating Italy’s Mighori and Lazzarina 6-0 4-6 7-5.

Hamburg Germany Mervyn Rose Australia Bode Patty Los Angeles Paris Moateh Fierre Darnian France Kesh Nien Vletrangell Italy Nnter Angela Mortimer Int Ward Bvitain Mexico Yo. Hamier Rose Maria Heyes Renee Schatzman Sandra Renolds South Africa Nica Mighori Syl ¥Ana Lazzarina

Eskimos Defeat Lions In Exhibition At Kezar Stadium

Edmonton Eskimos topped Vancouver Lions 16 6 before 16000 at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. Eskimos opened with an eight point burst and added a first quarter safety misplay. Oscar Kruger scored from the one after a kickoff miscue and Charles Dubuque failed to punt out of end zone.

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Giants, Phillies Rookies Trade 3-Hit Shutouts in Doubleheader

Rookies Jack Sanford and Curt Barclay tossed three-hit shutouts as the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Giants split a doubleheader. Barclay blanked New York in the opener, while Sanford topped the Giants 2-0 in the nightcap, earning his 15th win. Willie Mays extended his hitting streak with multi-hit games, as both games featured sharp pitching and key defensive plays.

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Bilko Homer Heroes In Doubleheader Split At Wrigley

In the Pacific Coast League twin bill, Bilko blasted two homers and Baumer added an eighth inning triple as Hollywood sealed a 2-1 nightcap win after Los Angeles routed the Stars 9-4 in game one. Connie Grob gave up the decisive run in a tough loss. Steve Billo homered twice with a double and three RBIs for the Angels opener. The set heads to Gilmore Field for a makeup game before two more at Wrigley Field.

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Ward Wins La Jolla Golf by 6 Strokes

National Amateur Champion Harvie Ward from San Francisco captured the La Jolla Invitational with a 54 hole 206 six strokes ahead. He posted a final round 70 after earlier rounds of 63 and 48 and finished with a total of 206. Ted Richards of Los Angeles took second at 212, with Dr. Bud Taylor and Phil Rodgers tied for third at 216. Ward and Richards shared the low net championship at 295, awarding the La Jolla Country Club event to Ward with a courtesy stroke. Bill Curtis and partners from La Jolla Club won the team title with 175 net.

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Jr Legion Tourney Begins at Anaheim

The American Legion hosts its 12th annual junior baseball invitational kicking off at La Palma Park in Anaheim with Huntington Beach facing Wilmington at 7 p m Garden Grove meets Alamitos Bey ab in the opening games.

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Thriftway Repeats in Gold Cup Victory

Thriftway driven by Muncey defends title in the 50th Gold Cup on Lake Washington. Crowd nears half a million on shore and from 1,000 boats as Thriftway earns 1,500 points for the win, setting a new Gold Cup speed record of 101.983. Shanty I finishes second, Maverick third, with Gale V, Breathless IT, and Shorts Circuit in the top six.

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Mejias Optioned by Pirates to Columbus IL Farm Club

The Pittsburgh Pirates optioned Roman Mejias to the Columbus International League farm club to clear space for the return of pitcher R. G. Smith from the disabled list.

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Mayer Golf Championship Sets Playoff for Title

Mayer continues to page B with final round 74s as Ben Cherry wins the men's amateur title with 296. Ward Wettlauler, the defending champion, was penalized two strokes for signing an incorrect scorecard. Top finishers listed.

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Drag Race Results at Blzzard and Alameins Showdown

Fragmented OCR lists numerous drivers, cars, and bids with names like Ellmalnater Arg ar and Mera, 315.22, 57 Chev, 80.62, Jaguar 80.62, Buick 121.11, and various firms such as Mel's Tire Service and Santa Fe Service. The dense garbled text reads like a race results ledger with scores, bids, and participant references, lacking coherent narrative.

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