Coast League Scoring Binge Highlights Night
San Francisco Seals edged Oakland 1 0 on a freak single that choked off a rally. Los Angeles Angels outlasted Hollywood 14 8 in a 26 hit marathon. Portland Beavers swept San Diego Padres 5 2 and 7 1 as Herm Reich homered in both games. Neill Sheridan hit two homers as Seattle beat Sacramento 7 6 in the opener. Dick Barrett pitched well in game two but Sacramento won 3 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
San Francisco Seals
Acorns
Seal
Los Angeles
Angels
Hollywood
Twinks
Portland
Beavers
San Diego Padres
Herm Reich
Neill Sheridan
Seattle
Sacramento Solons
Dick (Kewpie) Barrett
Tony Freitas
Sacs
California Race Entries and Purse Details Across Seven Races
The notes list seven races at six furlongs to one mile with ages three and up or two-year-olds. California bred entrants include Dan De Coursy and Pilot Ann in early races, with purses ranging from 800 to 6500 for various claiming and allowance events. Entries number for all races reflect fields and weights, with several horses named and noted for entry status.
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California
Faiming
Dan de Coursy
Ben L
Lemon
Bostonian
Een Peace
Kid Rollins
Gon Jacket
Gallant Pass
Port Engineer
Lemon Grove-Encanto News Beacon
Angel
Tom H
Buddy Hunter
Ox the Hour
la Mesa Scout
Gaunt Alert
Bob
Rockwood Play
Broadline
Buck Homme
The
Lakeside Star
Heldman Wins Tennis Match At Griffith Park
Second seed Julius Heldman, Long Beach ace, beat Benham of Honolulu 6-4 6-3 to reach the National Public Parks Championships quarter finals. Heldman with Jack Ballack swept Bobby Charles and Victor Randolf 6-1 6-1 6-2 in doubles. Local pair Gladys Heldman and Jane Little fell to June Crow and Carol Diem 6-3 6-1 in women’s doubles. Mixed doubles feature Mr and Mrs Heldman vs Hard and Everett at 3 p.m.
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Julius Heldman
Griffith Park
Clayboy Benham
Honolulu
Long Beach
Heldman
Jack Ballack
Bobby Charles
Victor Randolf
Phoenix
Arix
Ray Schiling
Poly High
Jack Th
Richard Haskell
Neal Brown
San Bernardino
Gladys Heldman
Jane Little
June Crow
Carol Diem
Santa Monica
R. Hard
L Everett
Followell Hurls Legion Victory in Anaheim Tourney
Followell and Frank Follo led a pitching trio to blanks Newport Harbor Post 40 in the Anaheim Junior Legion tournament at LaPalma Park Anaheim. Southpaw Fallowell struck out three to post his second tourney win after a one hitter last week. Jack Graham the Padres home run king of the era cheered the local unit.
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Jack Graham
San Diego Padres
Samuel Thomas Post
Frank Followell
Newport Harbor Post
Anaheim Junior Legion
LaPalma Park
Anaheim
Graham
Southpaw
Fallowell
Wilson High
Maywood Bell Post
Feliz Post
Arthur L. Peterson
Long Beach
Grendale
Babe Ruth still critical as cancer ravages famed slugger
New York report says Ruth remains on the critical list at Memorial Hospital though fully conscious and holding his own. Family and reporters crowd the hospital as details of his two year illness and recent public appearances are recounted.
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New York
U.P
Babe Ruth
Memorial Hospital For
J. Paul Carey
Carey
Swat
George Herman Ruth
Memorial Hospital
Babe
Dodgers
Yankees
al Lopez
Dodger
A. P
Cooper Triumphs in Second Round on National Junior Tour
In Ann Arbor on August 12, J Touchstone of Dallas defeated P Burkholder of Indianapolis 3 and 1. G Williams of Indianapolis beat J Radan of Parkersburg 2 and 1. Cooper of Long Beach California won over J Foster of Lexington Kentucky 7 and G M Wolfe of Silver Spring Maryland defeated W Jameson of Chattanooga 3.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
J. Touchstone
Dallas
P. Burkholder
Indianapolis
G. Williams
J. Radan
Parkersburg
Playground Ball GAMES TOMORROW
Northern District features Class B Lowell at Grant and Adams at Houghton Park with Los Cerritos on a bye. Class D Barton at Adams Starr King at Houghton Los Cerritos at Grant Longfellow at McKinley. Eastern District shows no Class B games while Class D Horace Mann hosts Naples Lowell visits Fremont Lakewood meets Stearns Street and Burbank plays Bryant. Western District has Edison at Admiral Kidd Garfield at Truman Boyd Cabrillo No 3 bye. Crate D Silverado at Garfield Cabrillo No 1 at Truman Boyd Lafayette bye. Central District Class B Hamilton at Lincoln Burnett at Signal Hill bye Class D Lee at Whittier one at Stevenson MacArthur at Roosevelt.
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Lowellow
Grant
Addams
Houghton Park
Los Cerritos
Barton
Starr King
Houghton
Longfellow
McKinley
Horace Mann
Naples
Lowell
Fremont
Lakewood
Stearns Street
Burbank
Bryant
Edison
Admiral Kidd
Garfield
Truman Boyd
Cabrillo
Kelsey Trio Wins Crown in Major Trio League Battle
The Kelsey’s Service team captured the Major 546 Trio League title after beating Ace Building Service 3-1 and tying Majestic Cleaners 2-2. Majestic finished one point back as Coast Fishing placed third. other winners included Wilson’s Sporting Goods and Chickens of the Sea in separate events. Over 750 in attendance across four games. top scorers listed with scores.
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Bud Price
Kelsey
Ace Building Service
Price
Majestic Cleaners
Majestic
Wilson’s Sporting Goods
Mel White Florist
Clancy Sporting Goods
Chicken of the Sea
E. Schafer
B. Graft
D. Myers
H. Geary
G. Davis
Egood
A. Christiansen
Ier H. Hassett
R. Bogart
Boulevard 555
Davis Furniture
Procter & Gamble
Greywood
Chet
Pacific Ian Radio
Kirkoe
M. Jones
J. Patterson
L. Robertson
B. Barrer
Collings- Comer
Pop
Race results and schedule from the track meet and games
Results list shows first race winner Castro with payouts 18.00 6.20 time 1 06 2 5, scratches listed. Second race brokers call cone? tie with Sirmark and Sea Time. Tejon Pass scratched. Third race Brave Fos wins, Templemoyle second. scratches Just Gossip Norma R Tara etc. Fourth race Hoodlum wins with Time 1 11 2 5. scratches none. Fifth race Maschek wins with Blue etty Ruby Gee Wack etc. Time noted. Sixth race Spartan Noble wins with odds 3.60 3.00 and Bomber listed. seventh Beyond Reach pays 8.50 5.30 3.60. eighth Maidalor 5.50 4.20 3.00 with Time 1 37 4/5. scratches Maria Del Ora Mastuerzo. Games tonight at Recreation Park Diamond 1-4:30/7:30–8:45 matches listed. Park Ave Field Naval Shipyard League games. Admiral Kidd Park double-header reserved.
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Castro
Schein
Gino
Zufelt
Lewis
Sentimental Sy
Pasadora
Iron Ball
Noble Mark
Andrade
Tae
Sirmark
Laws
Tejon Pass
Furle Brave Fos
Templemoyle
Williams
Norma R
Tara
Story
Hoodlum
Porter
Tonita
Martin
Jimmie
Parenti
Maschek
Oda
Spartan Noble
Gray
Wallace
Yeutter
Ile
Bassett
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
In New Orleans Chester Rice outpointed Maxie Shapiro in a 10 round bout. In Oakland Earl Turner stopped Georgie Duke in four rounds. In New York Phil Berman knocked out Dave Carver in two rounds.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Chester Rice
New York
Maxie Shapiro
Oakland
Calif
Earl Turner
Richmond
Georgie Duke
Petaluma
Jamaica Arena
Phil Berman
Paterson
N. J
Dave Carver
Community Recreation Ad Fragment Lists Local Vendors
A fragmented OCR listing items at a recreation event includes vendors such as Sasseen Marble Perry Ford Motor Co Howdy's Malt Shop and L. B. Boy's Club. It references batteries and cookies with multiple names like Upton Wade Sumpter Abercrombie Otto Christinsen Bernarda Waymire Marshall and others.
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Friendship
Sasseen
Iedoan
Daniel
Isendre
Rivera
Bickham Siac Cruelal Teal
Perry
Meading
Witty
Eggleman
Hardosson
Relinski
Ford Motor
RHE L. B. Boy’s Club
Christinsen and
Bernarda
Waymire and
Marshall
Veteran Driver Killed at Carrell Speedway
Frederick M. Luce, 25, a nationally known race car driver, died after his roadster rolled twice and pinned him beneath the wreck at Carrell Speedway on the second lap of the trophy dash. He died en route to Southwest General Hospital after being struck by Ed Kassold during a four car pack race. Luce lived with his mother in Pomona. Jim Rigsby won the mid August hot rod championship in a six lap runoff over Kassold and Lou Figaro.
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Frederick M. Luce
Carrell Speedway
Southwest General Hospital
Duke Randall
San Pedro
Luce
Ed Kassold
Troy Ruttman
Bob Cross
Dick Hughes
Ed Barnett
Walt James
Ed Korgan
Lou Figaro
Howard Gardner
Roy Prosser
Don Nicholson
Jim Rigsby
Jay Franks
Sie Rigsby
Lougaro
MacPhail Buys Two Fillies at Saratoga Yearling Sale
Larry MacPhail, newly active in racing after retiring from baseball, bought two fillies at Saratoga yearling sales. He paid $2000 for a chestnut filly by Fighting Fox and $3000 for a grey filly by Apache.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Larry MacPhail
Fighting Fox
Apache
U S Olympic Track Team Triumphs Over British Empire Squad
In London at White City Stadium the U S Olympic track and field team defeated a British Empire picked squad 11 to 3 in a dual meet before 40 000 spectators. Only one point per event and field marks determined results with the high jump the sole tie.
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London
U. S
British Empire
White City
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By Dick Zehms
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Naval Shipyard League
Howard Zink
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Antonians
Aaron Schultz
Park Ave
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Se First Foursquare
First Brethren
Admiral Kidd Park
Naval Shipyard
Press-Telegram
Special Air Force
U. S. Army
A. 58
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Sixth & Alamitos
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Karl Davis
George Becker
Emil Dusek
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Dave Levin
Humphreys Music Store
St. Anthony
Anounces
Mary Lou Thompson
C. W. “Herb” Herbst
CO. W. “Herb” Herbst
Mary Lou
TED New
Arbon, Guides
Chrome
South Pine
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