Rose Bowl TV bids spark weather worries and profits
NBC's 1.51 million bid for three Rose Bowl telecasts raises worries that rain or snow could hurt tourism and TV revenue. Pasadena boosters, railroads, and airlines fear weather may derail a record promotional push and threaten travel business. bids trigger questions of secrecy and future bidding.
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Tournament of Roses Association
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Fritz Crisler
Hawks Seek 600th Win as Rodgers Closes In
Long Beach Nitehawks meet Santa Ana Teamsters at Santa Ana Municipal Bowl at 8 15 p m to chase Joe Rodgers 600th victory as manager. Rodgers entered the game 586 224 with 13 15 record this season and will start Jack Randall or Lew Novikoff with Novikoff possibly limited but slated for late innings.
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Troy Meets Rockets at Recreation Park
Troy Trojans, led by brothers Stan and Hal Charnofsky, both big league prospects, face the Long Beach Rockets at Recreation Park Sunday. The Trojans have toured Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo this summer, enduring only a single defeat so far.
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Dave Stanley Named Athlete of Month in So Cal
Los Angeles August 10. National public links champion Dave Stanley has been named Southern California athlete of the month by the Helms Athletic Foundation. The 20 year old Montedélio California star won the public links tournament at Milwaukee Wisconsin July 14 by beating Ralph Vranesic in 38 holes in the longest finals match in the history of the event.
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Helms Athletic Foundation
Fattest Purse in Golf Has Pros Scrambling
CHICAGO, Aug. 10. The richest purse in pro golf's 1951 campaign, $12,500 for first, drew top players into a tight early field at Tom O'Shanter's world championship. Thirty-three pros posted 67 to 70 in the opening round, led by Ray Gafford, Ted Kroll, Al Brosch, and Jimmy Demaret with 67s. Strong showings followed among 68s and 69s as amateurs and women also posted solid scores amid a brisk chase for the weekend cash.
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Saomy Clark
Deer Season Opens in State Tomorrow
SAN FRANCISCO August 10 AP California deer hunters head to hills for the season opener in central and south coastal areas. Fire hazards are extreme in hot dry conditions across Orange and Riverside counties and Mendocino and Glenn in the north. Agencies warn hunters to use utmost care as last year’s fires cost over 25 million dollars and 71 percent of blazes were man caused. Officials urge delaying the hunt to after opening week to reduce risks.
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Red Berry Defeats Drapp at Municipal Auditorium
Wild card wrestling night featured Red Berry defeating Andre Drapp in two falls and winning with a specialty gilligan twist after a rope twist body press. Maedayama beat Yakitayama in a one night elimination final. Schnabel pinned Ace Freeman with an overhead body slam and body press. Hardy pinned George Linnehan with ty ing tackles and a drop kick. Beat the Champ match between Leo Garibaldi and the Champ ends 30 minutes with no fall.
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Pasadena Edges Geary Captures Huntington Beach Two Swim Events
Pasadena Post 12 junior legion tops Huntington Beach 5 4 in Anaheim elimination tourney as Burbank defeats Monterey Park 2 1. Geary wins two events 50 yard freestyle and 100 yard backstroke becoming Southern Pacific AAU Invitation meet double winner at Verdugo Swim Stadium Glendale.
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Kid Baseball Be wap z 3 Riaie
Fragmented OCR listing players and numbers. Mentions Sounees Rey White Munson Moore Kallemeyn and others with numbers, lacking clear event or outcome. No coherent narrative or dates available from readable text.
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Sutherland Nets 827 in Virginia 525 Trio bowling
Don Sutherland led the Virginia Recreation 525 Trio with an 827 series anchored by 232 and 218 games. Don Crosby added a 256 high in a 787 total as teammates and rivals posted strong scores across the circuit.
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