Dotted Swiss and Prize Host Lead in Gold Cup Rivalry
Two longshots Dotted Swiss and Prize Host emerge as top contenders in Hollywood Park's $162000 Gold Cup with weight shifts favoring Swiss. Sterner horses like Bagdad face uphill battle, while potential 15846 time marks loom if Swiss sheds 17 pounds. Also referenced are Sid Gillman’s Chargers practice chaos and Elroy Hirsch’s Ram duties amid veteran signings and training camp tension.
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Fleet Nasrallah
Amerigo
Bagdad
Silver Spoon
Samy
Willie Shoemaker
Elroy Hirscr
Symington
Steven
Himson
Lady Bird
Cortez
Federal
Chargers
Sid Gillman
Steve
Ham
Bonner
Clark College
Colts
Big Daddy" Lipscomb
Rams
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Jack Kemp
Mike
Ketop
Gillman
Ham Hands
Elroy Hirsch
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Redlands
Elroy
Hirsch
Richter
Sherman
Torres Edges Andrade In 10 Round Fight Card
Raymund to (Battling) Torres, 19 year old from Reynosa, Mexico, rules a solid 2-1 favorite over Cisco Andrade in the 10 round main event on the Fight for Lives card at Olympic Auditorium. Fight time 8:30. Proceeds aid City of Hope Hospital. Torres aims for LA return after Feb knockout loss to Carlos Ortiz.
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Frank Harvey Raymund
Torres
Reynosa
Mexico
Cisco Andrade
Olympic Auditorium
City of Hope Hospital
Duarte
L. A
George
Jan Pe Sy Ragas
Tony Herrery
Anpidie Ravage
Groupesy Pace Avstrady
Drade
Eset
Ele Caco
Maura Vasquez
Cisco
Art Aragon
Bud Smith
Jimmy Carter
Lauro Salas
Andrade
US Women set records at Olympic Trials in Abilene
Tiny Willye White of Chicago leaped 20 feet 4.5 inches to highlight the trials. Olga Connolly and Wilma Rudolph led qualifiers as Earlene Brown threw 156-6 in discus and Karen Oldham set a javelin mark of 153-4.5. Billy Pat Daniels posted 216.6 in the 800 meters but missed Olympic time.
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Tex
Tiny Willye B. White
Chicago
Miss White Fek
Miss White
Earlene Brown
Spartan Women’s Athletic Club
Los Ampeles
Brown
Olga Connolly
Connolly
J Alse
Spartans
Wilma Rudolph
Tennespe State
Jerome Tiea World 100 Meters Record
Vancouver sprinter Harry Jerome tied the listed world record for 100 meters Friday night at the Canadian Olympic track trials clocked in 10.0 seconds. The prior mark of 10.1 seconds was held by several sprinters. Earlier June 21 in Zurich, another runner was noted to have run 10.0 seconds.
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Harry Jerome
Vancouver
Zurich
Annin Hary
West Geremany
Fullmer
Bobo Olson
Wrigley Field
Robinson
Sugar Ray
L. A
Robbie
Ray
Diving Meet Tonight at Long Beach Swim Club
An invitational age group diving meet is set for 7 30 tonight at the Long Beach Swim Club located at 6801 Long Beach Blvd Admission is 50 cents.
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Long Beach Swim Club
Long Beach Blvd
Soth Humphreys Josefsen Lead All-Comers Track Field
Lakewood High hosts an all comers track meet with Soth Humphreys and Josefsen leading the afternoon field. Humphreys ranked 14th in the world in 1959 with a 187 feet 44 inch discus best this year while Josefsen is America's top woman high jumper and Miss Josefsen won the AAU title. Evening events begin 6 30 p.m. at Lakewood State College LM recreational dept co sponsors City of Lakewood LB State.
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Southland
Hob Soths
Long Beach State College
Lakewood High
Lakewood
City of
Miss Josefsen
America
Long Beach Pre-Olympic Meet Ticket Orders
Mail orders for the Long Beach Pre-Olympic track meet at Veterans Stadium on August 5 may be placed with checks made out to the Long Beach Century Club. Send to 1250 Pacific Ave Long Beach with 30 cents processing and 3 or 2 dollar seat options.
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Long Beach
Veterans Stadium
US Davis Cup Beats Canada in North American Opener
Barry MacKay and Tut Bartzen led the United States to a 24 victory over Canada in Quebec City. Bartzen recovered from a two sets to love deficit to defeat Hobe Bedard 5-7 4-6 6-0 6-2 6-2 after 3 hours 15 minutes while MacKay defeated Don Fontana 6-1 6-3 6-2 in 66 minutes with sharp volleys and nerve.
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Quebec City
UPI
Barry MacKay
Texsa Bernard
Tut
Bartzen
United States
Canada
Hobe Bedard
MacKay
Don Fontana
World Records Fall at AAU Swim Meet in Indianapolis
In the first full session of the AAU women’s national championships in Indianapolis Broad Ripplepool California girls set two world records and four American marks. Donna de Varona won the 400 meter individual medley beating Sylvia Ruuska by inches while Lynn Burke and Chris von Saltza posted world and U S marks in backstroke and freestyle. Ann Warner defended the 200 meter breaststroke title with a faster time.
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California
Broad
Ripplepool
Donna de Varona
Berkeley
Sylvia Ruuska
Lynn Burke
Llonde
Santa Clara
Chris von Jaltza
Carin Cone
Houston
Texas
Miss Burke
Satako Tanaka
Japan
U.S
Park
Ann Warner
Broglio Fires One-Hitter For 6-0 Cardinals Win
Ernie Broglio pitched a masterful one hitter striking out 14 as the St. Louis Cardinals shut out the Chicago Cubs 6-0. The performance marked his 10th victory of the season in the National League.
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ST. Louis
Ernie Brogland
Ilo
St. Tonio Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Phils Bow to Braves in Friday Shutout Showdown
Ed Bouchee provided the Cubs only hit off Broglio by singling to right in the second inning as Chicago fell to Atlanta. Bouchee also stood as the Cubs’ lone starter not to strike out, while Stan Musial of St Louis continued a hot stretch with a 2-for-3 effort and two RBIs, including the first run after two walks.
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Ed Bouchee
Cubs
Broglio
Bouchee
Cub
Stan Musial
Cards
Stan
Pinson's Bat Beats Pirates in 4-1 Reds Win
Vada Pinson crashed a triple and two singles driving in a run as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1. The Pirates suffered a setback in the pennant chase with Pinson fueling the Reds at Forbes Field.
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Pittsburgh
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fullmer Robinson bout eyed by LA promoters
Boxing discussion in Los Angeles centers on a potential Fullmer Robinson title fight with Johansson and Patterson bouts under different promotions. Reporters debate Sugar Ray Robinsons drawing power and whether Fullmer can press the veteran, with promoter and fan perspectives on eventual matchups and gate potential.
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Robinson
Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
L.A
Fullmer-Robinson
Johansson
Olympic
Johansson - Patterson
Feature Sports Inc
Los Angeles
Sugar’ Ray
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Finhea
Robinson Slams Hose in Orioles Win Over White Sox
Brooks Robinson starred for Baltimore with a homer a triple a double and two singles leading the Orioles to a 5-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox before 43 704 fans. The play featured multiple hits and strong offensive showings by Robinson and teammates as Baltimore outscored Chicago.
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Chicago White Sox
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Pierce Dow 'Eie Rorgeson
Bekluscowski
Piarce
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Schissler Named General Manager at Riverside Raceway
Paul J. Schissler was named general manager and vice president of Riverside International Raceway on Friday. He has long been tied to major promotions and events including the Pro Bowl football game and Ram-Washington Redskins exhibitions.
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Paul J. Schissler
Riverside International Raceway
Schissler
Ronnie Elchieos
Hettin Arid
Gino Gurl
Perry Tosses 4-0 Win as Indians Sweep Senators
Cleveland pitcher Jim Perry allowed four hits and earned his 10th victory of the season in a 4-0 win over the Washington Senators. The game marked only the Indians’ second win in seven games, with Perry accounting for both of those victories.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jim Perry
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Indians
Petry
Washington
Gjemoto
Rosa Ail Bitzer
Tola
Ramee
Ore —Haitatom
Francena
Bertola
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Plersall
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Perry
Szabo and Mat Feature Merman Pin Hans Herman
Szabo pins Hans Herman after 25 minutes of a one hour time limit match at Municipal Auditorium as Merman dominates the main event. Other results from Friday night wrestling at the same venue are listed.
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Szabo
Mat
Hans Herman
Sandor Szabo
Municipal Auditorium
Dodgers play small part in page B-1 recap
The brief line notes a defensive play with Dodgers involved as the ball bounced to shortstop Maury Wills, hinting at an ongoing game summary on Page B-1.
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Daley Loses to the Red Sox 2-1 in Kansas City
Boston pitcher Bill Monbouquette outdueled Kansas City as Daley and the Red Sox won 2-1. Runnels and Malzone drove in runs in the first inning while Williams scored later on a single. Monbouquette improved to 12-5 with a seven hitter, while Drysdale scattered a few hits to seal the win.
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Bill Monbouquette
Willie Kirkland
Boston Red
Daley
Ted Willams
Vie
Runnels
Frank Malzone
Williams
Baston
Kansas
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B. Daley
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Dal Ivy
Moon and Sider collide as Cepeda drives in Giants gain
Don Blasingame walks and scores as Cepeda's fluke hit and a pair of errors help the Giants build an early lead. Drysdale dominates until Bresoud doubles in Lan drift for a run. Moon and Sinder mishap echoes World Series memory as Moon falters late before Roebuck seals relief.
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Sider
Cepeda
Don Blasingame
Drysdale
Snider
Duke
Hobie Landrith
Ed Bressoud
Blasingame
McCovey
Crpeda
Giants
Roebuck
Kirkland
Jim Marshall
Dale ‘Long
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