Berberet Returns to Pro Baseball with Blues
Long Beach star Louis Berberet, after two years in Army duty, debuted for the Kansas City Blues against the Minneapolis Millers, driving in five runs but the Blues lost 43-12. Berberet scored three and handled four pitchers with six putouts as he returns to professional ball amid Yankees interest.
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Boston Idol Underdog Aims For Carter Title Fight
Boston boxing idol Tommy Collins faces durable Jimmy Carter in a nationally televised 15 round bout at Boston Garden. Carter enters as favorite near 135 pounds while Collins seeks a knockout within six rounds to avoid Carter’s body attack and potential dominance, with NBC and ABC coverage and a 10-point round scoring system.
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Local Sports Card Brief Highlights Weekend Events
A fragmented listing describes baseball, track, tennis, and horse racing events across California venues. Notable items include a Saturday 8:40 p.m. baseball game, a Bakersfield college track meet, a Los Angeles museum event at 2 p.m., and a Tennessee JC tournament finale.
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Native Dancer Needs Victory at Jamaica
Unbeaten Native Dancer seeks victory in the Wood Memorial at Jamaica on Thursday aiming for the Kentucky Derby. Alfred Vanderbilt's grey son of Polynesian, winner of nine races, faces several challengers including Social Outcast, Tahitianing, and Tyvigator. Eddie Arcaro rides Social Outcast while Erle Guerin again pilots Native Dancer.
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Tank driver turns to stock car racing at Carrell Speedway
Frank Mundy, recently signed for the AAA National Championship stock car race at Carrell Speedway in Atlanta, Ga, returns from a thrill show past to challenge rivals. Mundy, who won theInst Carrell 100 miler on Feb 22, once served as a personal tank driver for the late General Patton in World War II.
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Manny Perez Opens Western International League Season
Manny Perez tossed a smooth one hitter to power Lewis ton to an 8-0 win over Vancouver as the Western International League opened its 1953 season. Sophomore Bill Wisneski scattered seven safeties for Victoria in an 8-4 victory over Spokane. Other openers include Yasima at Wenatchee Calgary at Salem and Edmonton at Tri City.
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Bears and Trojans Face Key Cal USC Track Duel
California and USC meet in Los Angeles at 2 p m with Bears seeking a 10 year drought breaker in a dual meet. Cal’s strong lineup includes Sorgen Davis Graffio and Langley while USC relies on Adams Lea and Mortensen’s squad to counter with first place threats and potential upsets.
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Six MLB Players Hit In Every Tilt This Season
Six major league players, three from each league, have hit in every game this season. Harvey Nuenn of the Detroit Tigers and Dave Philay of the Philadelphia Athletics hold the longest streaks with nine games each. Al Rosen has started hitting in all five Graveland games and Bill Bruton, Bobby Adams, and Dee Fondy also boast multi game streaks for their teams Cincinnati Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Drake Relays open with bid for American records in relays
The Drake Relays began with focus on new American marks in the four mile relay and sprint medley. Kansas, holder of the four mile mark last spring, is favored in the longer race and the medley, with odds-on status in the medley event.
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Phils win three straight as pennant race tightens
Phillies rout Dodgers 7-1, 3-4 and 6-1 to run four games winning streak and move into first place a half game ahead of St Louis. Other MLB results include Chicago over Milwaukee 6-2, Pirates over New York 6-5, Yankees over Boston 6-3, Athletics over Washington 6-4, and Tigers ending a losing streak with a win over the White Sox. Frank Thomas belted a grand slam for the Pirates in a decisive blow.
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Arcaro Contemplates Derby Ride After Blue Grass Win
Eddie Arcaro praised Correspondent for a strong Blue Grass Stakes performance and said a Derby decision is not yet made. He plans to ride Social Outcast in Saturday’s Wood Memorial but will wait on choosing a Derby mount after that race.
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Sports on Radio TV Tanforan Results and Listings
Radio and TV listings show boxing and wrestling events across Bay Area venues. Notable bouts include Carter vs Collins and Carter vs Nova with times around 7 pm to 9 pm, plus boxing cards at Ocean Park. Also listed are local broadcasts from KEWE and KLAC with additional boxing and wrestling segments in the evening.
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Douglas Seizes Lead Then Drops After Ball Penalty
At the Desert Inn Golf Tournament of Champions Earl Stewart Jr and Lew Worsham led with 68 as Sam Snead labored with a hurt left hand. Jim Ferrier and Snead struggled with 75 and 79 while Dave Douglas dropped two strokes after a penalty for picking up and wiping his ball on the green. Burke shot 62 with key putts but trailed the leaders.
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Pacfic Roast Scoreboard Riotous West Coast Showdown
Ambiguous cross city scoreboard lists teams like Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland and Portland with partial player names and scores. The fragmentary record mentions Beattie Shine Dingo and Gakland, plus matchups at various venues including San Diego and Seattle, reflecting a chaotic sports roundup.
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Boemer Dominates Seals With One-Hit Gem In 1953 Debut
San Francisco pitcher Bill Boemer fired a one hitter, struck out seven, and hit a home run to beat Los Angeles 6-0 as the Seals halted Seraphs streak. Portland overcame Sacramento 9-3 behind Linde after 15 hits, while Hollywood edged Oakland 5-4 in 12 innings with Gene Handley delivering the decisive hit. Padres beat Seattle 2-1 in 18 innings as Long Tom Alston's homer and Bob Kerrigan earned the win.
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Olszewski Signs with Cardinals in NFL Draft Move
Johnny Olszewski once a St Anthony’s star and California great signed Thursday with the Chicago Cardinals as their top pick. The deal value was undisclosed. Also inked was Purdue quarterback Dale Samuels. Detroit Lions signed Charley Ane from USC to aid the lineup with one year of eligibility left.
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Minor League Results From California to Texas
Baseball scores and league standings across California Texas and the East include San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Bakersfield Ventura and Fresno area games with Toronto Cleveland Birmingham and Augusta showings. Notable scores mention San Jose Moderato Sarla Barbara and Leagues Western Pioneer and South Atlantic list several matchups with varied outcomes and future schedule notes.
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Numerology Thursday Was 6 Day in Majors
Six was the lucky number in major league baseball games Thursday. All three National League winners Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia scored six runs each. In two American League games the victors New York and Philadelphia also had six.
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Odds-On Favorite Dancer Poised for Derby Victory
A look at Native Dancer, the odds-on Derby favorite, born in Kentucky and trained by Bi Winfrey for Alfred Vanderbilt. The colt rose from Jamaica and Saratoga triumphs to a 30th straight win at Gotham Stakes, headlining a series on Derby prospects.
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Louis Prima
Vanderpilt
Kentucky
Eric Guerin
Jamaica
Saratoga
Winfrey
California
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