Taylor Hurls Shutout as Vikes Trip Valley
Long Beach State College’s baseball team beat Valley Jaye see 3-0 in the Metropolitan Conference opener for the second round. Taylor pitched four-hitter, supporting three singles by the Vikings as they posted one run in the first inning and two in the fifth, with Del Young driving in a run and Clive Luckenbill adding a triple to cap scoring.
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Buck Taylor
City College
Valley Jaysee
van Nuys
Long Beach
Vikings
Orice
Dick Rountree
Clive Luckenbill
Bob Howard
Bud Brown
Vike
del Young
Taylor
Young
Morris
Rountree
Luckenbill
Poptie
Trersenss
Walker
Rich
Flam Teal Beach Semis in San Joaquin Valley Tourney
Bakersfield April 7 Herbie Flam national clay court champion reached the semifinals, defeating Nolan McQuawn 6-2 6-3 and Wilner Larry 6-4 8-6. He faces Jack Teal tomorrow in the headline. Teal beat Bill Maxwell 6-4 3-7 6-2 after a bye. Huebner meets Pfister in the other semifinal. women's final features Mary Arnold Prentiss versus Barbara Green.
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Bakersfield
Herbie Flam
San Joaquin Valley
Montebello
Nolan McQuawn
Larry WiHner
UCLA
Wilner
Flam
Jack Teal
University of Southern California
Teal
Trft
Bill Maxwell
Harry Huebner
Hank Pfister
Bakersfield College
Huebner
Clyde Hippensiiel
Jacque Crigry
Pfister
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Jack Shoemaker
USC
Mary Arnold Prentiss
Barbara Green
Southern California
Prentise
Roxie Turpin
Palm Spring
Miss Green
Connie Bell
British Walker Cup Team Selections Announced
BIRKDALE England April 7 TM Joan Langley English amateur champion named among 10 men selected for Great Britain's Walker Cup golf team. Veterans Sam McCready Ronnie White Joe Carr and Jimmy Bruen also chosen with Alex Kyle and Kyte the oldest at 42. Alternate picks listed with R H Oppenheimer captain non playing. Team to face United States May 11 and 12 at 6735 yard Birkdale course.
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Birkdale
England
Joan Langley
Great Britain
Sam McCready
Ronnie White
Joe Carr
Jimmy Bruen
Alex Kyle
Kyte Ia
Tan Caldwel
Frank Deighton
C. E. Wing
Locals Upset in Volleyball Play at YMCA Olympics
Long Beach YMCA A team lost its first tourney bowing to Hollywood Y in Pasadena. Long Beach’s AA sextet finished third behind Hollywood and LA Y. Lawson and Austers placed third in handball doubles. Gene Brown and Austin tied for third in singles.
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Long Beach Ymca
Aix
Hollywood “Y
Pasadena
Long Beach
Hollywood Association
L. A
Charles Lawson
Jack Austers
Gene Brown
Austin
Brooklyn bout at Ridgewood Grove ends with KO
Victor Marcune of Brooklyn defeats Art Lianos of Puerto Rico in the eight round main bout at Ridgewood Grove tonight. The crowd watched as Marcune built an early lead and secured the victory in the late rounds.
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Brooklyn
Pat Marcune
Art Lianos
Puerto Ico
Ridgewood Grove
History-making shell race draws Newport Harbor crowd
Delano muses on an eight-oared collegiate shell race between California, Stanford, UCLA and USC at Newport Harbor. He revels in the spectacle, jokes about boats and sails, and wonders why educated rivals pursue a 2000 meter contest amid sea air and social festivities.
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California
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Oxfords
Cambridges
Kefauver
Santa Anita
Eddie Arcaro
Doc Strub
Arcaro
Olympic Club Rips California Spikemen
Berkeley April 7 Olympic Club trackmen won 10 firsts in 15 events, defeating the University of California 83 14 to 47 4. Ray Schultz vaulted 23 feet 3 1 2 inches in the broad jump, Ted Frademaker timed 25 1 for 220 yard hurdles, and Tea Rademaker led 220 yard hurdles, with Cal freshmen later beating SF High School in a separate meet. About 4000 watched.
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Erkeley
San Francisco Olympic Club
University of California
Berkeley Stadium
San Francisco
Charlie Y Peters
U. S
Bily &Andler
U. My
Geors
Downing Mc-Kee
Fiademaker
Olympic Club
Aren
Ghanaier
Seulter Bechm
Olympic
Leo
Gullesten
Harlem Cagers Beat All-Americans In Chicago Showdown
The Harlem Globe Trotters defeated the All-Americans 68 to wd in Chicago Stadium, their sixth win in seven games of the current tour. They play Sunday night in Kansas City and then travel to Pasadena for a Rose Bowl game on Monday.
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Chicago
Harlem Globe Trotters
Kansas City
Pasadena
Cal Poly Sweeps Net and Baseball Victories
SAN LUIS OBISPO April 7 Cal Poly swept home sports with a 9 to base ball win over the El Toro Marines and an 8 to 1 tennis victory over Santa Barbara College Mustang right fielder Ray Carticaburu went three for four with a homer and a double Marine catcher Clay Wall homered once in the inning with a teammate scoring assist.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal Poly
el Toro Marines
Santa Barbara College
Mustang
Ray Car- Ticaburu
Cue Marine
Clay Wall
Seals Suffer Twelfth Straight Loss To Rainiers
In San Francisco on April 7 the San Francisco Seals fell to the Seattle Rainiers 14 to 9, extending their losing streak to 12 games this season. Seattle scored nine in the third inning and added four more in the sixth to take control, while the Seals briefly led 2-1 in the first. Marv Grissom relieved to steady Seattle pitching after the third, as box score details and player lines show a slugfest with multiple runs and RBIs.
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San Francisco Seals
Seattle Rainiers
Seattle
Seals
Rainiers
Steve Nagy
Marv Grissom
Rainier
Bentile
Altdeht
Petree
Judnren
Laxesh Rwence
Wiwonde
Lymrt
Gatowisch
Ghe
Seve Ant
Homueras
Euatwoode
Negy.n
Bradford
Oo Grasom
Dieckeyp
OG Drie
Moran
Thtala
Pahit
Mrrora
Mrrora—Lake, Grahatm, Zidt Ana Alright
Todnten
Lyone Shats
Frimien
Chriatie
Orengo Plans Protest After Seals Lose to Suds
SAN FRANCISCO April 7 Orengo general manager of the San Francisco Seals said he will protest last night’s 7 to 6 17 inning loss to Seattle. He cites the 11 50 p m official curfew as the game end time. The Seals have dropped 11 straight. The Pacific Coast League extended curfew to 12 50 but may revert to 11 50. President Rowland will rule on the protest. The Seals also announced the acquisition of pitcher Lou Burdette from the Yankees via option.
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San Francisco
Orengo
San Francisco Seals
Seattle
Suds
Seals
Clarence
7Rowland
Lou Burdette
New York Yankees
Burdette
Kansas City
Novice Tennis Event Opens at City Championships
Twenty three matches were played as the 15th annual city wide junior novice championships opened under Walt Sheek of the Recreation Commission. Several matches went to three sets or defaults, with play resuming next Saturday for second and third round action. results include Beverly Rabinran defeating Pat Biritaw by default in the Eastern District Girls singles and Shirley Thiele beating Nadja Lea in the Central District.
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The
Recreation Commission
Eastern District
Beverly Rabinran
Pat Biritaw
al Mendet
Ale
Tore Bings
Binglae
Sibyl
Aetauitt If
Jennetta Horna
de Molleen
Jean McCoy
Brown
Rum
Arnes
Evane
K. Roy
Stephan
C. Bek
Goldwater Upsets in Southwestern Golf Semi Final
In El Centro on April 7 Bob Goldwater of Phoenix defeated Gray Madison also of Phoenix 1 up to reach the final of the 34th Southwestern Golf championships. Paul Hatter of Albuquerque beat Loveridge Marsh of Brawley 5 and 3 to advance. Madison had led medal play with 68 earlier in the week and was favored to win.
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EL Centro
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Gray Madison
Paul
Hatter
Albuquerque
N. M
Loveridge Marsh
Brawley
Calif
Madison
Goldwater
Low PCL Gate Blamed on Majors and Weather
Chilly spring weather and the invasion of major league clubs led by the New York Yankees reduced Pacific Coast League attendance by 40 to 45 percent from last year. Officials, led by President Clarence Rowland, expect figures to rise as nights warm, despite a two day season start gap. Exhibition crowds showed the Yankees drawing strong numbers at Wrigley Field, while Los Angeles fans underwhelmed as the Angels opened the season. The Coast League seeks elimination of the draft to gain major status, with independent ownership a key issue outside Los Angeles.
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Angeles
New York Yankees
Clarence Rowland
California
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Glendale
University of Southern California
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Pittsbburgh
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Angels
American Association
International League
Coastroops
Wrigleys
Whistlecreek
Whistle Creek Ball Park
Kay Em Count Wins Capistrano Mile at Caliente
Kay Em Count, racing for new owners, won the Capistrano purse at Hipodromo De Tijuana in Caliente Mexico. Jockey Willie Steed sent the Mr and Mrs Vernon Dill horse to lead late and finish in 1 38 4 5 for a three quarter length victory. Payouts came to 14 20 10 00 and 5 80 with Overhead a stiff challenger earning 7 80 and 5 00 while Quez paid 3 80 to show.
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Gua Caliente
Mexico
Kay Em Count
Silks
Hipodromo de Tijuana
Vernon Dillman
Willie Steed
Mickey Rooney
Que-z
Iowa State Bays Third Mat Crown at AAU Meet
Cedar Falls Iowa April 7 Teachers claim third consecutive national AAU team title with 32 points first to three titles in 61 year history. Gene Lybbert 128 pounds Keith Young 155 Bill Smith 165 win for second straight year. Case Tech Cleveland 13 points clos e behind. Three teams tied for third Broadway MCA Cleveland Long Island Grapplers Lehigh Grapplers with nine. Other finishers range from eight to two points.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Towa
Gene, Lybbert
Keith Young
Bill Smith
Young
Smith
Royals Rip New York in Open NBA Finals
The Rochester Royals defeated the New York Knickerbockers 92 to 65 to take a 1-0 lead in the opening game of the National Basketball Association finals. Arnie Risen dominated the boards as Rochester surged ahead.
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New York
Ochester
Rochester Royals
Arnie Risen
New York Knickerbockers
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