Hero of AAU Championship Star Plays On Ocean Boulevard
Jim Walsh, 6'4" Phillips Oilers star and San Francisco native, lives in Long Beach this spring while working for Phillips Petroleum. He made key late scores to win the AAU title, and plans a two year training program before returning to Bartlesville. He aims to stay in California to watch Stanford football games.
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Nevada gambling taxes rise on holiday period profits
Nevada official figures show gambling casinos grossed about 21 million dollars in the last quarter of 1934, with the State Tax Commission taking in roughly 839 thousand in taxes. The amount marks a sharp rise from the previous year as the holiday season spurred wagering, while past figures referenced a near zero revenue baseline.
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Nevada
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State Tax Commission
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Dame Fortune
Press-Telegram
Negley Farson
Boxing and Baseball Highlights on Radio TV Schedule
Broadcast notes list boxing match Pelvis Villa and a Giants game segment while Cubs and Deane Esai reg Sora appear in the sports radio lineup. The item is a fragmented listing of upcoming events with times and stations.
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Paup Reales
Daley Secures Fourth Victory as Solons Rally
Bud Daley earned his fourth win in the finale as Sacramento Solons rallied past Portland 8-3 after a 5-4 Portland win earlier in a doubleheader. Los Angeles beat Hollywood 2-1, Seattle topped San Diego 6-3, and Oakland crushed San Francisco 13-6. Don Egger singled twice driving in the tying and winning run for Portland in the opener.
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Sacramento
Bud Daley
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Seattle
San Diego
Oakland
San Francisco
Don Egger Deleuted
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Pete Milne
Nippy Jones
Tommy Heath
Joe Brovia
Piper Davis
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Motorcycle Results Mateavank 21E Inngiajghaee Athen
Sparse results mixed with unreadable text. Mentions names like Joe Gibson and a numeric figure 1203.25 amid unclear context. No clear event date beyond 08.01. Likely a sports or event listing with damaged OCR.
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Joe Eboards
Detroit Scoreboard Report Confusing Lines
A fragmented scoreboard entry shows unclear team names and scores including Detroit and Chicago hints. It lists players or nicknames like Fowler and numbers in parentheses, with no coherent structure or full context for a game or date.
Littler Tops Desert Inn Tourney Card In Las Vegas
Gene Littler, 25, chased by rivals in the Desert Inn Championship at Las Vegas. After 36 holes Littler led with 140, four strokes under standard, aided by a 69 opening and a 34-37 effort in calm and windy conditions. Ed Porter and Chick Warbert followed, with Cooper, Toski, and Maxwell close behind in the Saturday round.
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Gene Littler
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Los Angeles
Desert Inn Country Club
Heatha Zan Ther
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Eee I State College
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Chick Warbert
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Lloyd Mangrum
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Stars Tumble Toward Cellar in 3-1 Loss at Wrigley Field
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Hollywood Stars 3-1 at Wrigley Field, dropping the Stars into the Pacific Coast League cellar. Seraph rookie George Pitkuzis shut out the Stars for eight innings before Turk Lown finished the ninth, while Steve Bilko supplied the Angels with a two-run homer and an additional run after reaching on a third strike.
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Hollywood Stars
Wrigley Field
George Pitkuzis
Stars
Turk Lown
Pitkuzis
Lown
Steve Bilko
Angels
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Undefined event item in sports calendar
A garbled OCR sports calendar fragment lists teams and locations in Southern California including Hollywood and Oakland. It mentions racing events and basketball terms with unclear details. The readable bits reference Basetee and Imritational style notes, with venues in Los Angeles and Gardena.
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Reece
Nditorium
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Gardena
California
Sonday
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Shantz Shows Shine With 6-0 Shutout Of Yankees
Bobby Shantz, comeback star for Kansas City Athletics, threw a sparkling three hit 6-0 shutout against the New York Yankees. The win, his first complete game since 1953, comes after a career hiccup and prior injuries. Detroit and Cleveland won, while Baltimore opened its season with a 5-2 victory at Municipal Stadium.
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Six-Man Trade Between Phils and Redlegs
Philadelphia trades Smokey Burgess Steve Ridzik and Stan Palys to Cincinnati for Jim Greengrass Glen Gorbous and Andy Seminick. Roy Hamey calls it a straight deal with no cash. Seminick returns to the Phillies while Greengrass provides power hitting alongside Ennis and Ashburn.
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Trojan ace Vic Lapiner blanks Santa Clara 11 0 at Bovard Field
Vic Lapiner pitched a pair of four hitters Friday to defeat Santa Clara 11 0 at Bovard Field and extend USC’s lead over UCLA in the CIBA standings. California edged UCLA 6 3 in 13 innings as Don Walker hit a home run over the Test field fence.
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