Twinks Take Lead As Padres Row Five One
Hollywood Stars beat the San Diego Padres five to one to seize command of the Pacific Coast League pennant race. Jim Walsh pitched a six hitter for Hollywood as Marty Basgall and Tom Saffell drove in key runs with singles and a double.
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Marty Basgall
Hollywood
Lou Stringer
Basgalt
Padre
Allen Richter
Tom Saffell
Flowers
Carlos Bernier
Basgall
Saffeli
Bernier
Stars
Chuck Stevens
Mike Sancock
Dick Cole
Sundlock
Madrid vs Gurrola in 10 round Hollywood bout
Manny Madrid and young Joey Gurrola meet in a ten round main event at the Hollywood Legion seeking a shot at Phil Kim if victorious. Gurrola shows rugged form with wins over Zavalita Areo as Dayik and Agron Junior, while Madrid seeks redemption after a loss to Art Aragon and holds two wins over Chu Chu.
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Manny
the Kid
Madrid
Joey Gurrola
Hollywood Legion
Phil
Wildcat
Kim
Gurrala
Gurrola
Juan Zavali
al Areoas
Joe Dayik
Agron Junior
Art. Aragon
Chu Chu
Seals Blanked by Gables in 2-0 Loss
Sacramento pitcher Pudgy Ken Gables blanked the Seals on four hits as the Solons defeated San Francisco 2-0. Bevens pitched well for San Francisco, but Attyd and Myers drove in the runs in the eighth inning, Glynn adding another in the frame. Bevens allowed five hits and suffered the loss while Gables earned the win with four frames of relief activity.
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Sacramento
Ken Gables
San Francisco
Solions
Seals
Seal
Bill Bevens
Sacs
Bevens
Len Attyd
Richie Myers
Eddie Rockman
Bill Glynn
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HURDLES AT olympic trials feature top jumpers and vaulters
A large field of elite hurdlers and jumpers competes as Otto Ford and Jim Ford chase Olympic 200 glory. Forte rivals Gordien and Sim Iness resume the discus duel while Rich Ards Laz and Cooper vie in pole vault. Top high jump showdown looms among 15 world leading athletes led by Walt Davis A&M Papa Hall Wyatt Weisner Razette and Barnes.
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Drake
Jim Ford
Fortune Gordien
Sim Iness
Bob Richards
Don Laz
Don Cooper
Walt Davis
Texas A&m
Papa Hall
Florida
Herman Wyatt
San Jose
Ken Weisner
Jack Razette
Navy
Emery Barnes
Oregon
Broad Jump Results From AAU Meet Read as Fragmented List
A garbled OCR summary from an AAU event lists broad jump performances and athletes such as Guarine, Taylor, Boott, Bryan, Johnson, Yan Santeer, and Stewart. Names and affiliations appear broken with random initials and stray numbers, reflecting a damaged page with scattered event results and participant references.
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New American
Milne and Gilbert pace Oaks over Seattle in 12-5 win
Oakland powered past Seattle 12 to 5 at home behind Pete Milne and Tookle Gilbert homers. Milne drove in three runs in a six run third inning as Al Widmar was knocked around by the Oaks offense before 2240 fans. Seattle’s lineup struggled with timely hits and fielding miscues as Oakland built a big lead and closed out the victory with solid pitching and run support.
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Tookle Gilbert
Seattle
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St. Louis Browns
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Injured Runner At Navy Hospital
William Watson of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot was doing well at Corona Navy Hospital early this morning after falling in a 100 meter dash preliminary at the National AAU championships in Veterans Memorial Stadium. Watson, who fell at the 6 meter mark, is suffering from a strained abdomen.
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William Watson
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Corona Navy Hospital
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Watson
Indians President Clears 'Tight Wad' Charges Amid Slump
Cleveland reports that Indians president Ryan cleared air on "tight wad" charges and discussed trade offers involving Ferlin Fain and Sam Mele. He noted Mele's move to the White Sox after tentative talks, while Easter sparks concern with nine homers and 30 RBIs as the team sinks from pennant odds.
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Watt
Lou Boudreau
Bill Veir
Fertin Fain
Ryan
Dlians
Athletics
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Heston
Ram Fain
Jim Rivera
Doby
Fiel
Luke Exater
Gibbons
Washington
Sam Mele
Ryu
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Chandler's Six-Hitter Sparks Angel Win 6-1
Righthander Ed Chandler holds Portland to six hits as Los Angeles downed the Revs 6-1. Don Eggert homered for Portland, while Gene Baker, Bob Usher, Ron Northey, Leda Brinkopf and Chuck Connors contributed key hits and a double steal for the Angels. Talbot, Peden and Usher also drove in runs as LA built a five run lead by the fifth inning.
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Ed Chandler
Portland
The
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Don Eggert
Chandler
Gene Baker
Bob Usher
Baker
Ron Northey
Leda Brinkopf
Chuck Connors
Usher
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Nitehawks edge Bellflower 2-1 at Park Ave Field
The Long Beach Nitehawks won their fifth straight National Nite ball League game beating Bellflower 2-1. Both runs came in the third after walks by Ted Herd and Wally Johnson and a Clint Herron double. Nitehawks improved to 10–4 in league play.
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Bellflower
Park Ave. Field
Hawks
Ted Herder
Wally Johnson
Clint Herron
Nitehawks
Trena
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Western Title finalists advance in Women's Western Open
In Chicago rain soaked action Betty Jameson defeated Barbara Romack 4 and 3 while Betsy Rawls beat Midge Rawls 2 and 1. The veterans and rookies will play 36 holes on Saturday with morning and afternoon matches to decide the title.
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Betty Jameson
Betsy Rawk
Miss Jameson
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Mig Rawls
Tovise Suggs
Atlanta
Yale Whips Harvard Crew on Anniversary
Yale defeated Harvard by a quarter length on the Thames for the 100th anniversary crew race. The Elis led from the start and finished in 22:49, Harvard 22:52.4 on the four mile upstream course. Yale also won the junior varsity race in 11:05.2.
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Yale
Harvard
New London
Conn
Thames River
Elis
Avila Leads Fox in AL All Star Voting
Cleveland’s Bobby Avila surged to first in American League All Star voting as ballots from Cuba and Mexico City poured in. Avila rose to 228,144 votes, overtaking Nelson Fox of the Chicago White Sox, with the AL squad set to clash with the NL in Philadelphia on July 8.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Bobby Avila
Cuba
Mexico City
Avila
Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Brundage Wins Carrell Speedway Main and Trophy Dash
Bert Brundage earned his first Carrell Speedway victories in over eight months, winning the 20 lap main in 8:51.00 ahead of Don Hawley and Chuck Basney, then claimed the trophy dash in 2:45.05 over Chuck Basney and Tex Luce before 2,688 motorcycle fans.
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Bert Brundage
Carrell Speedway
Brundage
Don Hawley
Chuck Basney
Basney
Tex Luce
Aussies Gain Lawn Finals at London Tournament
London report shows Frank Sedgiman of Australia defeated Irving Dorfman 6-1 6-2 in 25 minutes to reach the London Lawn Tennis final. Fellow Australian Mervyn Rose beat Ken McGregor 6-4 6-4 in the other semi. In women's singles, Betty Wilford upset Jean Trowers 6-3 6-1, while Hazel Redick-Smith defeated Helen Fletcher 7-5 4-? to reach the final. Doubles action saw Drobny-Patty advance to meet Candy-Rose and Connolly-Brough reach the women's doubles final.
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ICP
Frank Sedgiman
Australia
Irving Dorforan
New Yorke
Mervyn Rose
Ken McGregor
Dorfman
Seedgman
Jean Trowers
Betty Wilford
Hazel Reddick-Smith
South Africa
Helen Fletcher
Britain
Daposlav Drobny
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Don Candy
Drobny
Patty
Niegh Cackhuen
Leon Norgarth
Eric Sturgesy
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Maureel Connolly
San Diego
Calif
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Beryl Penrose
Miss G. Love
Brough
Connolly
Jean Walker-Smith
Miss Ficicher
Deep Sea Fishing Report Highlights Varied Catches Yesterday
Sportfishermen logged diverse landings across waters with clear conditions. Notable catches include barracuda, yellowtail, sea bass, halibut, and white halibut aboard multiple boats, plus several large barracuda hauls and mixed species tallies.
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Lansing
Matt Wulet
Fay Herman
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