Hill defends plan for five game limit on seniors
Southern California coach Jess Hill refused to reveal deployment plans for senior stars restricted to five games this season. He cited no more idea than before the conference relaxation about which players would be used and stressed Stanford looms as the big game for conference play. He named stars like Jon Arnett as possible beneficiaries but would not confirm any inclusion.
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Southern California
Jess Hill
Trojan
Swan
Willis
Hunter
Stanford
Indians
Jon Arnett
Arnett
Washington State
California
Oregon
UCLA
Hull
Sterling Johnses
Brodie
Jamel
Bilko Aims to Break 1925 PCL Home Run Mark
Steve Bilko with Jack Graham in his corner eyes Tony Lazzori’s 60 year old PCL record set in 1925. Bilko, 44 games left, has 44 homers this year for the Los Angeles Angels and benefits from strong park factors at Wade Wright Field. Graham says Bilko’s power and all field hitting keep him in the chase, while Bilko’s season fuels turnout and excitement across the league.
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Steve Bilko
Jack Graham
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Angel
Tony Lazzori
Salt Lake City
Higeletty
Jack
PCL
Wrigley Field
Angels
Red Adams
Hunt
Wilson High
Bilka
Steve
Stave
Ton
Wrightley Field
L. A
Theuch
Luke Eyster
Max West
Anne Posver
Graham
Proctor Sporting Goods
Tony
Stevenson Advances to Fourth Round in USGA Junior Championship
Long Beach player Harlan Stevenson marked a pair of solid matches at the ninth annual USGA National junior championships in Williamson Massachusetts. He posted a 1-up victory over Jim Parks of Columbia and then defeated Rick Gleacher of Fairfield 4 and 2 to reach the fourth round.
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Williamson
Mass
Long Beach
Harlan (Finky) Stevenson
Young
General Tickets On Sale For Rams Game Saturday
The El Bekat Temple of the Shrine announced that 3,500 general admission Rams tickets at $2 go on sale Saturday at the stadium box and El Bekal office, with 72,800 reserved seats at $3.80. Children under 12 admitted for events at Veterans Memorial Stadium. outlets include 301 Elm Ave and Aggie’s Sporting Goods.
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el Bekat Temple of the Shrine
Los Angeles Rams
Servce
Veterans Mercorial Stadium
Idvents
el Bekal
Elm Ave
Aggie’s Sporting Goods
Rams to start Wade at quarterback against Ft Ord squad
Wade, a strong armed young quarterback from the deep South, will open for the Los Angeles Rams Saturday night at Veterans Memorial Stadium against Ft Ord San Diego Navy and Carp Pendleton. Coach Sid Gillman names Tank Younger Quinlan Ron Miller in backfield with Leon Clark Bighead at ends and Fry Holtman on tackles. Defensive backs include Whittenton Hollads y Shivers and Kelley with backers Sherman Burroughs Cason. Injuries threaten Weller Roberts and Hock. Fournet to replace the latter.
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Wade
Deep South
Los Angeles Rams
Ft. Ord
San Diego Navy
Carp Pendleton
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Sid Gillman
Tank Younger
Sheet Quinlan
Ron Miller
Rookle Leon Clark
Jack Bighead
Bob Fry
Glen Holtman
Duane Putnam
Sid Fourner
Dick Dauguerty
Will Sherman
Don Burroughs
Jim Cason
Jesse Whittenton
Bob Holladsy
Ray Shivers
Ed Kelley
Paul Miller
Frank Fuller
Art Hauser
Les Richter
Larry Morris
Bobby Griffin
Ron Weller
Willie Roberts
Tam O'Shanter record set by Anne Richardson
Anne Richardson of Columbus Ohio, age 20, set a women's amateur course record at Tam O Shanter with 34 36 70 for a 38 hole total of 149 and leads her section of the World Championship as male professionals push toward a $50 000 winner's jackpot amid continued par shattering play.
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Chicago
Anne Richardson
Columbus
Ohio
Tam O'Shanter
Anne
Golf leaders steer late starters in weathered round
Bou Wyninger of Odessa Texas led with 65 as late starters dazzled. Johnny Palmer and Jack Fleck traded rounds while Cary Middlecoff and Errie Ral, veterans on tour, posted solid 66s. Ball recalled a prior 66 in qualifying as the All American event featured strong showings from pros and amateurs alike.
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Odessi
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Johnny Palmer
Jack Fleck
Wininger
Cary Middlecofff
Errie Ral
Chicago
Ball
Pweel
Tallas
PGA
Gene Littles
Enya
Tet Broil
Bayer
Jackie Burke
Lioya Mangrum
Mike Souchek
Juling
Boros
Stanovich
Refram Evans
Lehstein
Melnikot
Mawel Wright
Tosi
Jameson
Oliver Bugan
Fetehick
Auer
Furgol Ziske Harper Bi
Corneline Ransem
Harbest
Sanches Holguin
Vite Palmer
Little Brewart
Rich
Sit Burheimo
Kabler “DeVicenzo
Knight Opposes State Boxing Commission Plan
Sacramento report sparked a clash as Knight criticized a proposed boxing reform package labeled racketeering influenced by past commissions. He insisted his revamped agency can conduct a thorough clean up fairly, while noting the chief investigator Jamra Cox authored the key findings.
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Sacramento
Gév Knish
Ring
Nnhle
Knight
Exer
Jamra Cox
Lamstre
Nashua Returns in Atlantic City Handicap Showdown
Nashua, famed turf millionaire, faces eight rivals in the inaugural $100,000 Atlantic City Handicap. Mister Gus, who chased Swaps at Hollywood Park and beat top Midwest contenders in the Arlington Handicap, is among the field in the mile and one-eighth race at MASS LANDING on Saturday.
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Mass Landing
Nou
PI Nashua
Mister Gus
Hollywood Park
Midwest
Thursday's Fights by Associated Press Lead To Mixed Results
Saginaw Mich Fat Lowry outpointed Yam Bahama in a sparsely reported bout while other details remain unclear. The fragmented wire report names Los Angeles and Bahamas venues with limited context on outcomes.
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Associated Presseles
Lap Soeeiea
Los Angeles
Auitouinte Whitims
Aupeles
Saginaw, Mich
Fat Lowry
Foletn
Yama Bahama
The
Bahamas
Senators imitate Veecks gimmick campaign to lure fans
Washington Senators blaze new promotional path at Griffith Stadium with beer sales and fan stunts as they chase attendance gains. The club plans Miss Washington finalists, Bettys and dolls on display, and a fundraiser tub promotion with a chance to haul cash from the mound. Eddie Yost Pete Ramos and Jim Leman receive special honors in a night of promotions including Air Force recruit swearing in on August 28.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Griffith Stadium
Yankees
Bill Veeck
Griffith
Joe Eni Ge
Chattanooga
Club
Eddie Yost
Pete Ramos
Jim Leman
Boston
Air Force
U S Swimmers Tough Talk Before Olympic Trials
Detriot based report notes Dan Ferris and Jack Nelson highlighted in butterfly events as U S team selections near completion. Pat McCormick and Paula Jean Mytrs cited as top contenders in diving and rivals from Japan Australia and European nations named among likely qualifiers. Bob Hughes wins 2700 meter breaststroke at a Thursday meet, defeating Dick Fadgen as Fadgen set a US heat record.
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Detroit
Dan Ferris
Jack Nelson
Jon
Theustralia
Japan
Nelson
U.S
Pat McCormick
Australia
Paula Jean Mytrs
Los Ange
Fomajies
France
Hungary
Bob Hughes
Santa Monica
Dick Fadgen
North Carolina
Fadgen
Hughes
Fadge
Bill Yorzyle
Long Beach
Barbara Gilders
Jeanne Stango
Radio TV Sports Schedule and Aquatic Trials Summary
Readable segments show a Saturday radio and TV sports lineup featuring Orioles vs Yankees and Angels vs Sacramento, plus Dodgers and Giants mentions. The narrative lists women's 100 meter freestyle and medley events with finalists, and men’s 200 and 400 meter races with top finishers from Hawaii to North Carolina.
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Aildius Fentban
KABC
SAN “Boxing
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Lientonin
KFT “Televesto
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Liebburn
KRCA
Orioles
Yanks
A.m. Angels
Sacramento
LAMPC
San Francisco
KFWB
Broonyn Handlean
Phill Ux
Dodgers
ENXT
Angels Ve
Carin Cone
Ridgemogu
New Jersey
Cyrthia Gill
Lawnerdale
Fla
Mary Ann MarsQalno
Indianapols
Maureen Murphy
Portland
Oregon
Tit Gale
St. Louis
Lenn Hardy
Berkeley
Calle
Corns Fee O'Connor
Lafayette
Ind
Shelley Mann
Washington
Joanne Maatbar
Los Angeles
Mann
Maatbar
Alen
Dick Bogen
North Carolina State College
Robert Bmansom
North “Carolina Athletic Club
Robert Hughes
Santa Monica
Caill
Gerald Biki
Hawaii
Charles Grittin
Waller Reed Chup
Charles Hardin
New Haven
Cohn
Jack Bdanserte
Colburn Q
Star
Chiris von Salten
Sancio
Brenden Dietz
Weel Reed
Jown Rostaza
Purdue
Ad Torrington
Conn
Susia Gray
Walter Reed
George Oneken
George Breen
Buffalo
New York
Frank Brunell
Palemdelphis
David Radcliff
UB Arms
Cruce Hutchinson
U.S
Ken Peters
New
Ray Killsob
Charles Star
Man
Cincinnati
Baeckstreke
Inpelebt Xo Jatorials
Hoent Orakawa
Frank McKinney
J—Al Wiggles
John Smith
Detroit
David Pemberton
Northweater
Charles R Krepp
North Carolina
A. C
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Purdue U
Wrestling Results at Soulh Fate Roy Shire Dunnevant
Fragmentary wrestling results show Roy and Shire Dunnevant among a few listed names. Other surnames Mackey Kroskamp Os Stadelde appear in incomplete OCR. No clear wins or scores are readable.
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Fate Roy
Shire Rig
Jack’ Dunnevant
Talis
Ate Mackey
von Et Ha Kroskamp Os "Stadelde
Browns favored by 12 over All Stars in Chicago game
The 23rd annual All Star Game pits college speed against NFL size with the Browns a 12 point pick. Curly Lambeau named Earl Morrall as starter and Ohio State’s Howard Cassady plus Don McKhenny and Don Schaefer at backfield. Televised on Channel 7 and radio on KABC at 6 30 p.m. Weather could decide if colleges exploit quicker backfield vs heavy pro linemen.
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Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Em Teeee
Soldiers' Field
Faul Brown
Curly Lambeau
The
All Stars
Lambeau
Earl Morrall
Michigan State
Howard Cassady
Ohio State
Don McKhenny
Southern Methodist
Don Schaefer
Notre Dame
Channel 7
KABC
Collegians
Morrall
Spartans
Cassady
Mellhenny
Schaeffer
Wrestling and Horse Racing Calendar Notes
Sports calendar items list venues and times with entries for Wrestiey Fitia Sacremenio La Ingelent and 8:30 Saturday horse racing at Del Nar Baxebusl Wristey Plaid. Los Angeles Sacramento area references appear with venue names Ocean Park arena and Pudadéna facilities. The garbled text outlines a busy day for varied sports events in Chinese style transcriptions.
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Burean
Wrestiey
Fitia Sacremenio
la Ingelent
Porter Henay
Stympia
Motorrydo
Raeing
Cardena Stoatuni
Wreniing
Ocean Park
Pudadéna
Arenas
del Nar
Baxebusl
Wristey - Plaid
Los Angeles
Sacrament
Vaughn Edges Williams In Tight Unanimous Victory
Vaughn of Los Angeles wins a 10 round main event at Olympic Auditorium by unanimous decision over Tiger Al Williams of Los Angeles. Both fighters delivered hard punches with no knockdowns. Vaughn regained form after a year away, overcoming slipping trunks in round five.
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Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Tiger al Williams
Olympic, Auditorium
Vaughn
California
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