Dodgers fall short in wind ruined game and rain delay
Dodgers lose to a muted offense as rain and wind hindered practice and a late homer by Cunningham sparked a limited effort. Davis extended a nine game hit streak, while Williams struggled with an 0-8 record and the pitching rotation eyes a matchup with Larry Jackson as injuries and oddities complicate the series.
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Jim Golden
Cunningham
Carl Sawalski
Lillis
Dodgers
Totmy Davis
Charlie Neal
Dodger
Davis
Stan Williams
Larry Jatson
Bob Alttlla
Hay Ceiver
Recre Rues
Shea
Carl War Wek
Cn Lulis
Warwick
Jimmy
Cardyall
Baners
Hi Segean
Ben Drysdale
Joe Cunningheny
Robinson
Johony Podres
Licensin Ul Tay
Wathmore
Cooperstown
N.Y
Tekaie
Farell
Farrell
Angels explode as Pearson and Thomas spark offense
Angels power surge after two innings fueled by Albie Pearson and George Thomas four hits each driving in multiple runs. Lee Thomas and Steve Rijo add offense while Koppe collects three, keeping averages high. Duren hospital visit described. health update given.
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Albie
Pearson
TNT
Thamsin Thomas
Angels
Mighty Mite Pearson
George Thomas
Lee Thomas
Steve Rilko
Ine Koppe
Fea
Fragmentary fishing notes from Belmont area page
Readable fragments mention Moe 7 fishing facts Belmont Plar-t and deflated terms. Several garbled names appear with bait and meat references, plus scattered numbers and locations like Tana. Overall, the snippet hints at local fishing tips and names but lacks clear events or dates.
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Moe
Belmont
Bankas & Bevrocuds
Crampton Fires 64 Leads by One at Milwaukee Open
Bruce Crampton, former Australia Open champion, shot 64 in rain at North Jills Country Club to surge to 36-hole total of 134, leading the Milwaukee Open by one stroke at the halfway point. He birdied the front nine in the rain and added five more on the back despite a rough 15th hole.
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Bruce Crampton
U. S
North Jills Country Club
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Bruce Crameton
Dus
Fchsscigale
Tammy Vereh
Don Yanusty
Bnl Cascer Jr
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Charis Siliord
Bere Flere Bey
Baldco
Phillies Win on Gonzalez Home Run in 14-4 Victory
Tony Gonzalez belted his seventh homer of the season to spark the Philadelphia Phillies to a 14-4 win over the Chicago Cubs. He also scored the tying run in the eighth and hit a triple, supporting Jack Alsuhin's four-run victory in five decisions as Philadelphia maintained control late.
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Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
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Barney Schultz
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Schultz
Jack Alischun
Cvedit
Phils
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Arter
Cenintod
Tarilee
Steiner Jackowith
Geesaman Strikes Out Three Times In Big Inning
Waynesboro Pa. Crvle Earl Geesaman stood out as the only Little Leaguer unable to fathom Fort Ritchie pitching Friday. He struck out three times in the same inning as the Orioles exploded for 22 runs in the first and ultimately won 18 3 to 5.
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Earl Geesaman
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Hiday
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Junior Baseball Results Highlight Rough Scores
Fragmentary scores show Biig Furnilace 9 8 oy testilt Lins. Bull WAsrv's 13 Prostar 2. Cubs Sealers Sirois ivi BUA Seana 9.
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Seana
Rams End rookie Duane Allee Impresses at Redlands Camp
Pro football roundup notes Rams coach Bob Waterfield praising rookie end Duane Allee from Santa Art College for agile pass receptions and runs. Rams sign rookie fullback Leo Cuest from University of Redlands as two players, Angelo Brovelli and Richard Mas, opt to leave the team.
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Bob Waterfield
Duane Allee
Santa Art College
Redlands
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Waterfield
Rams
Leo Cuest
University of Redlands
Angelo Brovelli
Washington State
Richard Mas
Cal Polyvat San Luis Obispo
Aaron Homers Help Braves Beat Pirates 5 3
Hank Aaron drives in three runs with two homers and scores, lifting the Milwaukee Braves to a 5 3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Les Burdette gains the pitching win with help from Dan Nottebart in relief. Aaron belts his 21st and 22nd homers to anchor the rally.
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Hank Aaron
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
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Les Burdette
Jean
Burdette
Dan
Nottebart
Jrale
Uourcell Secary
Venzsa
Sudal
ESA
Hank Bauer's Swansong Gives KC 3-2 Win Over Tigers
Kansas City Athletics beat Detroit 3-2 as Hank Bauer, in his swan song as a player, singles home the deciding run in the sixth inning. Bauer, who began with the Yankees in 1948 and has been a playing manager, exited after going 2 for 3 with a single and a standout throw aiding Wayne Causey to nail Rocky Colavito at third. The Tigers trailed early, with Kaline on base and Cash delivering in right, but KC held on for the victory.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Hank Bauer
Bauer
Joe Gordon
Fast Mutt
Rocky Colavito
Kaline
New Cash
Natine
Colavito
Hank
Wayne Causey
Rocky
Detroi Aba
ADR
HS Yan
CmStrutk
Aetcon
Twins Rally Past Indians on Perez No-Hitter Night
Lee took a no-hitter into the eighth inning as Minnesota beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Lenny Green drove in the decisive run with a first-inning infield hit scoring Valdivielso, and Robby Lee contributed a strong start with support behind the offense.
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Don Lee
Minnesota Twins
Lenny Green
Cleveland Indians
Dose Valdmvelly
Greer
Valdivielso
Joe Schai
Tina Gay
Bre
Kidrewe
Valameda
Cleveland
Buchholz Upsets Reed at Kentucky Junior Invitational
In Louisville, Cliff Buchholz defeated California’s David Reed to reach the semifinals of the Kentucky State Junior Invitational tennis championships. Buchholz, the eighth seed, won 15 6 4, setting up a match with top-seeded Clark Graebner of Lakewood Ohio, who blasted Jerry Cromwell 6 0 6 1.
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Cliff Buchholz
David Reed
Calif
Kentucky
Buchholz
Reed
Clark Graebner
Lakewood
Ohio
Jerry Cromwell
Long Beach
Tigers Acquire House as Catching Help During Trade
The Detroit Tigers, short on catchers with Dick Brown disabled, acquired left-handed hitter Tlouse from Rochester in a trade for Macry Chit, paying a $72 loan bonus. Ken Johnson moved from Toronto to Cincinnati. Columbus Jets sold LHP Robert Gilchrist to Rochester.
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Detroit Tigers
Friday
Rank Tlouse
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House
Rochester
Macry Chit
Tigers
Deniver
Dick Brown
Cincinnati Reds
Ken Johnson
Toronto
Johnson
Kansas City
Columbus Jets
Robert Gilchrist
R.G.) Smith
U.S. Ramps Britain in Opening Track Meet Day
The United States dominated the first day in London, breaking British records in the 440 yard dash and relay, tying the 120 yard high hurdles mark, and setting a new American record in a three mile race. Women’s events saw Willie Weete surpass both British and American marks in the long jump, while Alis Williams led a tight 440 yard finish to win in 46.3 seconds.
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Charles Frazier
Earl U
Jim Elliott
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Max Truex
Willie Weete
Holly
Alis Williams
Compton
Calif
Hayes Jones
South Gribs Scrimmage at 3 Today
The South Shrine football team plans its first long scrimmage tomorrow at 3 o clock at Long Beach State College. No official score will be kept, and the hour long session is open to the public.
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Rain postposes semifinals at National Clay Courts
Rain halted the National Clay Courts Tennis Tournament semifinals at River Forest. The men’s semifinals feature 10-seed Bernard Bartzen of Dallas and 4-seed Jon Dototas, a Marine from Santa Monica. The women’s semifinal pits 2-seed Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach against Edtelis Buding of Germany.
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River Forest Tennis Club
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Tut) Bartzen
Dallas
Jon Dototas
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Wil
Billie Jean Moffitt
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Germany
Edtelis Buding
Betters Sets U S Record in 100 Free at L A Invitational
Clark Betters of the Santa Clara Swim Club smashed the American mark in the 100 meter freestyle with a 54.7 second effort on day two of the Los Angeles Invitational championships. He surpassed the 1960 American mark by Jeff Parrell but trailed the world record of 54.6. Other winners included Chris Von Sailer and Maureen Rose making their marks in other events.
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Von Saltza to retire after Rome Olympic triumph
Blonde 17 year old Chris Von Saliza, star of the Rome Games who won three gold medals, announced Friday she will retire from competitive swimming after achieving her goal of representing the United States in the Olympics. She said she has swum since age one and plans to await her events at the Los Angeles meet.
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California Simplifies Small Boat Registration Process
Sacramento approves a streamlined small boat registration shift from the DMV to the Division of Small Craft Harbors. Governor Brown signs, allowing boat dealers to handle registrations and paving a path for harbor refuge projects along the coast. The package also includes studies on gasoline taxes for boaters and river navigation planning.
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