Intra squad grudge match tops Rams Redskins camp wars
Civil war style scrimmages ignite at Gilmore Stadium as Rams stars led by Joe Studahat and Jim Hardy clash with George Traften's Blues under Bob Waterfield and John Suncheck. Washington Redskins split into East and West camps led by Sam Baugh and Jim Youel ahead of the season opener at the Coliseum.
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Bob Snyder
Gilnors Stadium
Joe Studahat
Golds
Jim Hardy
Kenny Washington
George Traften
Blues
Bob Waterfield
John Suncheck
John Public
Brother
Brother Spready
Santa Ana
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Jim Youel
Rams
Redskins
Secres
Studahars
Gilmore
Snyder
Traton
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Turk Bdwards
Clark Shaughnessy
Fred Gehrke
Gehrke
Hardy
Dante Magnani
Gerry Cowhig
Notre Dame
Bob Hoffman
Cowhig
Jack Zilly
Chicago
Zilly
Chicago Bears
Washington
Stydahar
Ren Bones
Jim Benton
Waterfield
Steve Bagarus
Benton
Watling
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Tom Marmon
Pat West
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Mel Bleeker
Stydahr
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Joe Studaker
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Gilmore Stadium
Fleitz Seeks Third Star Title as Series Opens
SAN PEDRO Aug 27 A moderate to heavy weather sloop will win the Internationals in the world Star class championships as 22 boats start the first race at 1 30 pm from Los Angeles Yacht Club. Fleitz seeks his third world title after wins in 1941 and 19 in Havana. The field includes George Freitz and Walter Krug world champions who beat Kelly Phillips on Hell's Angel in fleet eliminations.
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Ernie Phillips
Bill Kelly
Hell's Angel
Los Angeles Yacht Club
Anchorage
Kelly-Phillips
Long Beach
Los Angeles Harbor
Wench II
George Frcitz
Walter Krug
Kelly
San Diego
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Vana
WylBe
Jim Cowle
Joe Jenson
Stockholm
Jan Georgii
Park Only Holdup for Pro Baseball Here
ING BEACH near Long Beach moves toward organized baseball as Don Stewart president of the Los Angeles Coast League club says the city or private parties must build a park for the Angels to rent and operate a team here The statement shifts momentum toward Sunset league expansion with Bill Schroeder president of the Sunset league eyeing Long Beach to join Anaheim Riverside El Centro Ontario Reno and Las Vegas in the circuit
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Don Stewart
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Tha Angel Management
Bil Feistner
Stewart
Los Angeles Club
Long Beach
James Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Angels
Stars
Hollywood
Bill Schroeder
Sunset League
Anaheim
Riverside
el” Centro
Ontario
Reno
Las Vegas
Coast C Loops Card World Series Declared
The West Coast World Series is scheduled for next month as a five game contest to determine the top Coast C classification team. The series will follow the President's Cup Series, announced by William J. Schroeder who leads both leagues. Attendance across the California and Sunset Leagues is projected to exceed 1,000,000. The California loop has surpassed 660,000 and the Sunset League over 200,000.
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Los Angeles
California
William J
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Both
Colored Ghosts io Play Here In Iowa Softball Clash
Iowa's Colored Ghosts, a top national softball nine, travel to Recreation Park Sunday night to meet a strong All-Star lineup from the Recreation Commission. Bud Mathis and Virgil Jones hold mound duties, with Stan White catching Bud Mangold at first, Cleo Gayette at second, Frank Maher at third, and Clint Herron at short. Outfielders are Jack Warndon, Pranky Maygrew, and Bob Howard.
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Iowa
Recreation Park
Recreation Commission
Bud Mathis
Hofman's Cafe
Virgil Jones
Fire
Stan White
Bud Mangold
Cleo Gayette
Frank Maher
Clint Herron
Jack Warndon
Pranky Maygrew
Bob Howard
Hostak Upsets Belloise In Ten Round Boxing Fight
Al Hostak, borrowing the name and style of a former champion, scored a surprise ten round decision over Steve Belloise in Swattle. The 162-pound contender dropped Belloise for a nine count in the second round and gained a major upset over the fourth ranked foe for the crown shot.
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Swattle
Aping al Hostak
N. B.A
Steve Belloise
Hostal
Hurler Marchildon Perfect Through Seven Before Indians Tie
Phil Marchildon of the Philadelphia Athletics held the Cleveland Indians scoreless for seven innings yesterday before the Indians tied the game. Marchildon doubled in the 8th, and Pete Suder drove in the winning run for a 4–3 Philadelphia victory. The New York Yankees lost late to St. Louis, while Boston and Detroit split a doubleheader with the Tigers taking the first game 12–1 and Boston coming back to win 9–1. Washington defeated Chicago 4–3 as the White Sox fell in both ends of their twin bill.
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Phil Marchildon
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Indians
I. Marchildon
Pete Suder
New York Yanks
St. Louis
Browns
Philadelphia
Mitemeter
Edwardsit
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Gordongo
Hogan
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Lamon
Kflemonp
Goll
Booray
Philadalphia
Cleveland
Dod
Ider
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Ronar
Binks
Marehildas
Barca
Balia
Marchilton
Bleek
Getiel J Blrikeouts
Murehndon
Black
Gestel
Kilts
Bingkine
Kileman
Gotta
Lomng Bilchor
Lone Better Wins Huge Daily Double
A lucky ticket-holder at Dade Park race track in Owensboro Ky won $7711.20 after Holybon paid $31 straight and Last Waltz paid $33.20 in yesterday’s program. It was the fourth largest daily double in history, following a 1945 Rockingham Party payout and the 1939 Washington Park record $10,772.40.
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Owensboro
Dade Park
Holybon
Waltz
Mighty, Tough
Detoch
Rockingham
Washington Park
Braves Batter Cards Close to Pace in Kinnear Era Stars and Records
A retrospective of the Poly High Jackrabbits under Lyle Kinnear from 1932 to 1936 highlights top team records, Coast League titles, and Southland finals appearances. It notes future major leaguers Vern Stephens Bob Sturgeon Jack Brewer Chuck Stevens and others, plus alumni games and roster changes on the Jackrabbit squads.
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Poly High
Lyle Kinnear
Kinnear
Vern Stephens
Browns
Bob Sturgeon
Cubs
Jack Brewer
Giants
Chuck Stevens
James C
Jimmy) Heartwell
Hares
San Diego
Escondido
Jackrabbits
Pomona
Wilson High
San Diego Hoover
Poly
Varsity
Jackrabbit
Roland Bones
Scow" Curry
Harry Galbraith
Will Craig
Ross Middough
Lloyd Weisenman
Ralph Millard
Harvey
Bill Reagan
Holloway
Doke
Millard
Inter
Press-Telegram
Dick Lang
Bob Caplinger
Merle Lesser
Clyde Bennett
Mareth Irwin
Wangs
Stevens
Walker
Dick David
Great Poly 1936 Team Dominated Jackrabbit Baseball History
Poly High’s 1936 squad, famed as the greatest in Jackrabbit baseball, disposed of Escondido to win a southern California title. Stars like Jon Skelter Ray Little and Harry Stephens emerged as mound aces while Vern Stephens later became a major league standout. The piece also lists key 1937-47 era players and notes no all-time Poly team is listed.
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POLY
Escondido
Southern California Tire
Jenny Brusch
Jon Skelter
Ray Little
Harry Stephens
Hares
Lneup
Chuck Stevens
Jack Lang
Bob Sturgeon
Bob Garnould
Willowy Wise
Dick Lahg
Mike Bessolo
Skeber
Marald Irwin
Foch Wilson
Vern Stephens
Bill Lahey
Clyde Bennett
Jim Orman
Stephens
al Zigleman
Eddie Green
Jack Currie
Jimmy Burris
Bill Salveson
Les Billinger
Bill Skebter
Tony Crish
Jim Ormar
Chaps
Poly Stars Reach Majors Former jackrabbit stars in the majors
A roster of ex Poly High players who reached or pursued major leagues includes Rothrock Stephens Stevens Sturgeon Salveson Brewer Gabler Hill Carson and Stine. The column notes World Series appearances and later club assignments with Cardinals Browns Cubs Giants Indians Seals and Yankees, plus local reminiscences and reader tips.
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Jackrabbife
Jack Rothrock
Vern Stephens
Chuck Stevens
Bob Sturgeon
Jack Salveson
Jack Brewer
Frank Gabler
Jess Hill
Walter Carson
Ler Stine
Rothrock
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Cardinals
Bob Spurgeon
Chicago Cubs
Toledo
Browns
Giants
Indians
Portland
The
Seals
Jess Hhi
Troy
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Carson
Legion
Lee Stine
Poly
Carl Hubbell
L. Cole
Compton
Art Cripps
Long Beach
Butch Hillis
Harry Krause
St. Mary's
Krause
Athletics
Milks
Jimmy Heartwell
Franky
Oaly
Mize Blasts Two Homers In Big League Action
Johnny Mize drove in five runs with a double and two singles as the Giants beat the Cubs 7 to 6. Bill Voiselle threw a three hitter in the Cardinals loss while Brooklyn and St Louis battle for NL bracket spots.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Bill Voiselle
New York Giants
Cardinals
Boston
Soares Wins Oakland Midseason Midget Race
AB Fred dy Agabashian of Albany led by half a lap on the 49th lap but blew a tire. Johnny Soares of Oakland won the 50 lap midseason races at Oakland Stadium in a dramatic finish.
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Oakland
AB Freddy Agabashian
Albany
Johnny Soares
Oakland Stadium
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