Hollywood Park Gold Cup Weekend Stirs Press Box Scene
The Hollywood Park press box buzzed with reporters, publicists, and radio men during the Gold Cup day. Notables like Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz, Hal Moore, and Gil Stratton mingled with betting figures while a chaotic scene unfolded around Gallant Man and race chatter.
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Hollywood Park
Los Angeles
Eugene Biscailuz
Daily Handicappers
al Wesson
Bob Benoit
Bill Lowry
Hal Moore
Gil Stratton
Stratton
Eddie Schmidt
Alex Macse
Prescot! Sullivan
Hal Wood
Ed Romero
San Francisco
San
Artie Aragon
Gas City
Ind
Bob Kel
Jey
Jim
Horseblanket) Healy
Boyle Heights
Marvey Knox
Kel
Horseblanket
Lone Ranger
Tonto
Bob Kelley
Tomorrow Stars of a Catholic League Basketball Scene
Fragmented OCR from a local paper outlines Catholic League teams and players including Our Lady of and St Matthew’s. It references lineups, captains, and matchups with mentions of drillers and construction teams in a scattered, partially legible summary.
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Our Lady of
Wallk
St Matthew's
Hely
Swann
Renaration
Neratanté
Conlisk
Bes Hn
McDanpit
Euner
Sabor
Warren
Revier
Young Dla
Pee
Young
Veqion
Merron
Tanah
Smut Newport
Cummace Ae Munhovandg
Boyetie
Top Seeded Men Win in Chicago Net
Rain and soggy courts delayed the National clay court tennis opener at River Forest. Ten seeds advanced, led by Whitney Reed and Sammy Giammalva with straight sets earlier rounds. Reed beat Gordon Fleming 6 0 8 6. Giammalva defeated Robert Burnham 6 0 6 0.
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Chicago
UPI
River Forest
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
Grant Gelden
Wilmette
Mike Green
Miami Beach
Sammy Giamimalva
Houston
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Eddie Sledge
Dallas
Riddy Hernando
Detroit
Bod Perry
Los Angeles
Allan ‘Fox
Jose Ochoa
Mexico City
Don Dell
Bethesda
Reed
Gordon Fleming
Flint
Mich
Giammalva
Robert Burnham
Michigan City
Ind
Armed Forces Softball Tourney Opens at Naval Station
Service rivalry gains athletic aura as Long Beach City Armed Services Commission sponsors the third annual Armed Forces Softball Tournament at the U S Naval Station. Six days of play feature teams from all branches, concluding Saturday July 26.
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Long Beach City
Armed Services Commission
Armed Forces
U. S. Naval Station
Yankees Boost Lead With 5-0 Win Over White Sox
New York pitcher Whitey Ford tossed his fourth shutout of the season in a 5-0 victory over Chicago. Hank Bauer opened with a ninth homer, Mickey Mantle drove in two runs and hit a solo homer, extending the Yankees’ dominance in the American League. Ford improved to 11-1, against Chicago he is 24-8 lifetime, as New York added to its league lead and its 14th team shutout of the year.
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New York
UPI
Whitey Ford
Hank Bauer
Mickey ‘Mantle
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ford
Chicago
Yankees
Bauer
Loweft
Josef Early Wynn
Mantle
Karis Ue Abehs Gbadmnay
Bryer
Fox
Ude Ag
Landisget
Boone
Mdouge.co
Lollaro
Skoneanab
Muelars
Mueller
Wynn
Loult
Apa Hio'ant
Aparlelo
Louar
Carey
Arkh
Hree Bashy
Mantis
McDougald
Buc
Seenage
Wid
Brak
Wyn
Hones
Soar
Umeat
Summers
Kids Day Tickets On Sale Today At Seven LA Venues
Seven Downtown Los Angeles sites announced today where youngsters aged 8 to 15 can buy Kids Day tickets for Long Beach Kids Day at the Coliseum. Tickets cost 1.50 each and include bus transport to and from the Coliseum, a game ticket, a Dodger pennant, cap, and noisemaker for August 10 when the Dodgers host the Giants. Tickets must be bought by July 31 at specified markets, with buses to pick up at listed locations.
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Long Beach
Atlante
Sureal
Los Altos
Douglas Wins to Complete U S Zone Net Sweep
The United States completed a clean sweep of the North American Davis Cup semifinal round by Jonathan Douglas of Stanford defeating Toronto’s Don Fonatana 4-6 6-3 6-2 6-1. Barry MacKay followed with a hard fought 6-8 6-2 12-10 7-5 victory over Paul Willey, sealing a 5-0 win and a path to face Argentina or Israel in the North American Zone finals.
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Toronto
UPI
United States
Canada
Jon Douglas
Stanford University
Don Fontana
Douglas
Harlier
Barry MacKay
Paul Willey
Argentina
Proctor's Sells Collegiate Guide in Long Beach Start
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announces Proctor's Sporting Goods at 128 W Broadway Long Beach will house the Official Guides of college sports starting with the 1958 Football Guide. The guides include official rules schedules records statistics and last year’s results with preview articles by sports writers.
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Proctor’s. Sporting Goods
W. Broadway
Long Beach
Official Guides of
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Olmedo Upsets Bartzen In Western Amateur Tennis
In Indianapolis on Monday NCAA champion Alex Olmedo of Peru and USC outplayed Bernard Bartzen of Dallas to win the Western Amateur Tennis Tournament 1-6, 8-6, 6-0. Susan Hodgman of Kalamazoo defeated Marilyn Montgomery of San Antonio 6-3, 6-0 in the women’s final.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Southern California
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Dallas
Susan Hodgman
Boston Red Sox edge Indians in 10th for 4-3 win
Don Mossi walked pinch hitter Ted Lepcio with two out in the bottom of the 10th to lift Boston past Cleveland 4-3. The victory ends a three-game skid, moves the Red Sox to second in the American League just a half game behind Detroit, in a drizzle in Cleveland.
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Boston
UPB
Lelthander
Don Mossi
Cleveland
Ted Lepcio
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Detroit
Minosert
Harrell
Atnen
Banas
Jensen Rf
Browne
Nixone
AOO Celtic
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Hunves
Lane
Bower
Gloveland
Tuo
Sisler
Gansolo
Gernert
Avis
Hunter and
Power
Binnone
Runnele
Brown
Brows
Sac
Wilheim
Hartel
Stephens
Tole
Rookie Nine Opens Play Away Today
The newly formed Dodger rookie club begins action at 2 p.m. today vs the Camp Pendleton Marines at Camp Pendleton. It starts a 21 game schedule with Jackie Warner as manager and Kenny Myers and Red Adams as scouts. The 18 man squad includes Chuck Webb Wayne Skeen and Wally Wasinack Leon Porter and Gary Green from Southern California high schools. Games run through July and August with final on August 29 at Wrigley Field.
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Dodger
Camp Pendleton
Jackie Warner
Kenny Myers
Red “Adams
Southern California
Chuck Webb
St. Anthony's
Wayne Skeen
Excelsior
Wally ‘Wasinack
Garden Grove
Leon Porter
la Habra
Gary Green News
Port Harber
Wrigley Field
Urban i' Checks A's 4-0 to end six-game skid
Kansas City right hander Jack Urban limited the Washington Senators to four hits as the Athletics won 4-0 before 2,626 fans. Urban struck out three and walked two, earning his seventh win against five losses. Pedro Ramos took his seventh loss after four runs in the first inning and one more in the fourth.
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Washington
Jack Urban
Kansas ‘City
Washington Senators
A's
Urban
Senators
Kansas City
Pedro Ramos
Jeans Oy
Fenenineton
Garscussian
Oost
Mariel
Benssonet
Blevérzth
Beracgre
Courtney
Wardle
Lemomet
Don
Tutinet
Smith
Bernier
Malkmus
Lopez
Ourres Gual
Siapson
Urban CW
Constable
Tabacchi
Enone
Bien Hung
Giants Stadium Approval Cleared by San Francisco Board
San Francisco lawmakers on Monday approved a 15 million dollar stadium project for the Giants baseball team, granting final authorization for the planned venue. The board backed the plan despite questions about funding and impact on local development.
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San Francisco
Board’ of Supervisors
Giants
Lionettes Lead in Women's Softball and Projected Stadium
The Lionettes and pitcher Nonle Hoehn lead in Women's Softball as San Francisco officials discuss a new stadium with 45 000 seating and 9 000 parking spaces. Mayor George Christopher signed the act amid debate on property taxes and exemptions tied to the project.
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George _ Christopher
Nonle Hoehn
Orange Lionettes
Pacific Coast
San Fran
Cisco
Hoehn
Charles Harney
Aee Onetien Mobite
Galt
Sieas Park Ark Lye
Ray Ria Rothe
Setae Cale
Td Kasper Ta Prather
Blues
Sms
Py Na Son
San Franciscans
Giants
Baltimore Nips Tigers in eighth inning rally
In Baltimore, Hoyd delivered an eighth inning homer off Detroit starter Herb Moford as the Orioles beat the Tigers 8-4. Moford, a 29 year old righthander promoted from the International League, had limited major league action prior to this start.
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Baltimore
Zab Hoyd
Herb Moford
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Moford
Charleston
Detroit
Belmore
Bolin
Boyd
Maiiiian
Kenic
Busby
Marn
Ras Bale
Petia
Tae Soul
Martie
Marly
Hashisy
Boling
UR Stevens
Napr Reno Ata
Zimmer Clouts Pair in Victory Over Reds at Coliseum
Dodgers beat the Reds 9 7 behind Zimmer’s two homers and Neal’s seventh inning blast. Petee Whisenant started strong for Brooklyn but Zimmer’s seventh homer and Neal’s 17th led the Dodgers, as Podres shut down Cincinnati in the sixth.
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Zimmer
Texas League Hacaten Nd Fort Worn 3 Avatln Corpus Christ
A garbled brief from the Texas League slate references a Corpus Christi venue and a Fort Worth game with a three run outcome. The fragment hints at team names and locations but lacks clear details for full attribution.
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Fort Worn
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Pete Rademacher
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Ban Reae
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Proctor’s To Sell Collegiate Guide
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Don Zimmer
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Anaheim
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Bellflower Blvd
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