Braves Win As Protests Clog the Air
The Braves beat the Dodgers 7 to 4 in a sweltering Coliseum game marked by protests by both managers over disputed calls. Frank Torre sparked a late rally, with Chambless Dascoli ruling time plays and awarding two bases after a lengthy dugout conference.
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Nitehawks Post Ith Win 11 0
Long Beach Nitehawks blanked Santa Monica 11 0 as Ritchie Stephen and Johnny Fouch combined for 23 strikeouts. Errors wild pitches passed balls and seven Santa Monica walks marred the game. Manager Joe Rodgers rested most players except Jack Randall who will pitch tonight at Taft and even played shortstop.
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Five Start field for Hollywood Gold Cup features Gallant Man
The 19th Hollywood Gold Cup draws a five horse lineup led by Gallant Man the prohibitive favorite from New York. Willie Shoemaker will ride the English bred colt trained by Ralph Lowe with several records and a current 12 wins in 23 starts. Eddie Schmidt will pilot the strong foe from Alex Macse along with Seancen and Swirling Abbey in pursuit of the crowded track.
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Braves Warn Players After Hollywood Perils Pool Party
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney convened stars Red Schoendienst Frank Torre Lew Burdette and Gene Conley after a Bel Air party hosted by Warner Taub sparked concern over publicity seeking behavior. Torre and others gave varying accounts of the pool incident during a pregame meeting before facing the Dodgers.
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Reed gives U S 2-0 lead in Davis Cup semi
Whit ney Reed of Alameda defeated Canada's Bob Edard 6-2 6-4 Friday to push the United States ahead 2-0 in the North American zone Davis Cup semi final series. Perry T. Jones named Sammy Giammalva and Barry MacKay to face Edard Fontana in doubles the next day. The final singles match is set for Monday with consideration of using John Douglas if the U S clinches the series.
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Ortega Cops TV Decision In Madison Square Garden
Welterweight contender Gaspar Ortega, a lanky Mexican in flan, forced the action from long range and won a 10 round split decision over Mickey Crawford at Madison Square Garden. Judges Birnbaum and Barner favored Ortega, 64, and 8-2, while referee Conn credited Crawford for speed and volume of punches.
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Monti Versus Holscher Looms in PGA Topper Quarters
A wave of upsets hit the Southern California PGA Championship at Recreation Park with Mangrum Barber and Ferrier eliminated in third and fourth rounds before 2,000 fans. Monti and Holscher survive as pre-tournament favorites and square off in the quarterfinals after tense matches including Marshall ousting Mangrum and Bulla defeating Ferrier.
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Oakland Team Dominates Synchronized Swim Finals
Betty Vickers and Mary Ellerman won the duet title while the Oakland team captured the team title at the Far Western Synchronized Swimming championships, held at the WNu-Pike Plunge Friday night. Vickers had earlier won the solo crown, and Ellerman represents the University Athletic Club of Hollywood. The Athens Water Follies team finished with 97.5 points, and meet director Ron Maury received a trophy from Dr. Frank Stanton for his work.
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