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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1957

Page

18

Bragan Eyes Top Four With Pirates in Midseason Form

New York report notes Pirates skipper Bragan remains optimistic, aiming for top four but settling for fifth or sixth as rivals strengthen. Mazeroski’s bat improves, Trimble eyeing return, and relief pitching remains a concern. Bragan cites bad breaks and hopes for a passing lane soon.

New York Bobby Braga Pittsburgh Pirales Bragan Pirates Giants Milvecker CUBS Phillies Cardinals Brazan Bill Mazeroski Mazeroski Joe Dee Fondy Direk Groat Hank Foiles Pirate George Sisler Sisler

Parnassus Maps Big Boxing Plans for Olympic Season

Veteran fight manager George Parnassus, based at Olympic Auditorium, heads to New York for talks with NBA coordinators. He aims to stage outdoor bouts featuring Alphonsa Halimi of France and Raoul Macies of Mexico, a rematch between Pajarito Moreno and Jose Luis Cotera, and to bring top southern rivals to U.S. shores. He will coordinate with the International Boxing Club to co promote events.

Parnassus George Parnassus Nanomet Ton Mexico Olympic Auditorium Imme New York Ta Giately NBA Parnassi Alphonsa Halimi France World Boxing Federation Raoul Macies Pajarito Moreno Jose Luis Cotera Cotera U.S International Boxing Club

California Olympic Commission bids for Squaw Valley land

The California Olympic Commission met Monday and moved toward condemning land in Squaw Valley for the 1960 Winter Olympics. The board has not closed negotiations with owner Wayne Poulsen and could pursue court action if no agreement is reached.

San Francisco Celifornia Olympic Commission Wiefest Squaw Valley Wayne Poulsen Poulsen

Boysen Dominates Oslo Meet As Courtney Trails In 800

World record holder Audin Boysen of Norway defeated Olympic 800 champ Tom Courtney of Irvington in Trondheim as American runners swept several events. Courtney placed second in the 800 as Hing, Jenkins, Stevens and others posted wins, with the U.S. taking the 400 relay in 42.0 and multiple field marks.

Trondheim Norway Audin Boysen Tom Courtney Irvington Boysen Courtney U.S Charley Jenkins Willie Stevens Bink Badka Frank Hermann Stanford Badka

Bunning Purkey Lead ERA In Strike Zone Race

Righthanders Jim Bunning of the Detroit Tigers and Bob Purkey of the Pittsburgh Pirates top the mid season earned run average race. Bunning tops the American League with a 2.03 ERA and a 10 2 record while Purkey posts a 2.76 ERA in 101 games with eight wins and seven losses for the Pirates.

New York Jim Bunning Detroit Tigers Bob Purkey Pittsburgh Pirates Bunning Purkey Bob Pirates

Local league scorelines and night standings in urban clubs

Readable snippets show multiple leagues including Pony and Rotary with team names such as Detro it Sagur, Washington Legions, and Brooklyn. Several scores listed like 38 3 and 40 0, along with clubs and players referenced in hurried OCR. The fragmentary text also notes games tonight at Hamilton Bowl and various church and youth dept matchups.

Pony League Cranker Divis Sed Carpenters Uems Oh Serbario Gravrica Buteer Linct Stayer Dodger Rivigions Boh Washington Legions Stellan Rotary League Apcay League Gaur “Fundin Bunneai Detroit Sagur James Pian Xue Tavnes Taylor Brand Suurdivagt Legion Ravescy Gultven Bosian Gourtermaren Peterson Trent Bukice Cheaga Baltimore Coursey McLyman Guiterran Brown Price Pitsburgh Barclay Nev Mastin Fodres Brooklyn Fulham Rabemsa Drysdale Alpivgaale Anderson Ormin HU Baties Taneoezathohg Oa Ag Buhl Mijwacuty St. Anthony Oorley Wailers Fs HS Fallport Aleta Ane Lindeman Mann Milwauwes Alsia Fe Geal Domes LeLauren Prien Pittsburgh Fpartier Ortega Carrol Conley Eilomons Pole Gonsales Lakewood Village Erste Kish Miter Kelley Adyame Meteo West Lakewood Kiransene Rae Goonwien Boshiay Xing Goodwin Bechie Ojanne Shaymend Lyons Peggretns Ota Putman Dy Erlen- Won Ieee Peague Dundasy Woveland Martin Newsky Bond Begley ELKS Orsa Hasngion & Dott Dame & Bapiners Bonsal X. Babb Pwer Bull Johns White Chaussett L.B. Naval Weinel Onerchuck Yon Epa Sanchez Bouder & McCary Wiidenta Chriatlaco Beeming Mendon Christinsor Thomas Brows Lewells Ae Srebowelly Culbertnon Son Blajke Stetho Bethany G. Lennine God Osrlen, Braney and Viljoens Rand Keel Bargster Teskle Tilinker Besta Bo Gal Quinton Allen GAMES Park Ave Dine Supry Lensy Ae Shell Hamilton Bowl Dias Marcosk Ou Harter Diam Vy. Dent Esi Tye Eh Cumaian Os Trinity Baptist Union OM Rose Hass Bum Globemasters Luckyettes Ramona Los Alsmiton Nazarene Youtt Sds Westrainaver 'Presley Red Shield Barger

Angels Rainiers Meet at Wrigley in Series Opener

The Angels and Rainiers schedule a seven game set at Wrigley Field after a rainout in Vancouver. Larry Jansen to pitch for Seattle, Ralph Mauriello to start for Los Angeles, as both clubs chase the standings in the PCL with several Angels out due to injuries. Seattle leads the season series 4-3, with Angels' Fridley Wade and Jenkins listed as possible late-week returnees.

Vancouver Los Angeles Angels Seattle Rainiers Larry Jansen The Rainiers Wrigley Field Clay Bryant Angels Ralph Mauriello Seattle Angel Jim Fridley Gale Wade Bob Jenkins

Oda wins South Club title in tight final

Oda defeats Economou 5 and 4 to claim the South Course Men's Club championship. Rey Oda eliminated Jack Economou in the final while Mark Hitt and Bill Mawson captured first and second flight victories with 5 and 4 and 2 and 1 margins respectively.

Rey Oda Jack Economou Oda Mark Hitt Ray Selvidge Bill Mawson Shelby Sampson

Des Moines Youth Sets Dawn-to-Dark Golf Marathon Record

Des Moines, Iowa: 15 year old Jack Kinley reportedly set a national golf marathon record by playing 254 holes in a dawn to dark effort Monday. Local youths and organizers hailed the feat as a remarkable endurance test and a new mark for junior golf.

Des Moines Jowa Uay Jack Kinley

Albacore Fishing Dominates Holiday Coast Sport

Long weekend sees strong albacore catches near San Clemente with 231 albacore counted from Pacific Landings and top boats from Balboa Pavilion. Bluefin tuna and yellowtail also reported along the coast, while freshwater limits and local island reports show bass, crappie, and trout active offshore and inland.

Albacore Pacific San Clemente Barries Frontier Balboa Pavilion Davy San Clemente Island Coronado Islands Oceanside Pierpoint Oceans Side San Clemente-Newport-Balboa Irvine Henshaw Harold Pendergast Downey Pendergast Sutherland Barrett Moreno Railroad Canyon

Solons End Rabe's Scoreless Streak With 4-2 Win

Sacramento defeats Seattle 4-2 as Charley Rabe fails to extend his scoreless inning streak. Jim Greengrass hits a second inning homer for the Solons, ending Rabe's run at 36 1/3 innings. Al Heist drives in a key eighth inning run to seal the victory.

Sacramento Charley Rabe Seattle Cincinnati Solons Jim Greengrass Rabe al Heist Jim Westlake Greengrass Baleenacl Hwijia Tavior Dalis Rt Org Frag Bevansk Araa Byekit Giynnib

Appoint Grid League Head Appointed as Commissioner

The Western Professional Football League named Joe Miller of Phoenix as commissioner after securing permission from NFL chief Bert Bell to use NFL rules within its franchise territories. A formative meeting with five to six cities including Phoenix and Anaheim is planned in Phoenix.

Phoenix Joe Miller Miller Bert Bell National Football League NFL Chink Coleman Jange County Rhinos Anaheim Calif San Francisco Windbreakers West ‘Texas Ramblers el Paso Tex Tucson

Wimbledon Champion Althea Gibson Hints at Personal Plans

Althea Gibson, returning to London after her triumph, hinted at a possible marriage and received a singing job offer at a patty in her honor. Bertie Green, manager of a London nightclub, proposed a singing role which she declined. She said she has a boyfriend and is not officially engaged.

London Althea Gibson Althea Bertie Green Swank

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