Bolero Tabbed as Top Choice for Argonaut Race
ReLeRe, winner of the Preview Handicap at Hollywood Park on opening day, is a leading candidate for the $25,000 Argonaut Handicap on the holiday program Tuesday. Bolero, sired by Eighty Thirty and owned by Abe Hirschberg, has earned over $100,000 under trainer Frank Childs, who frequently pursues top horses.
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ReLeRe
Hollywood Park
Holllypark
Bolero
Abe
Murphy) Hirschberg
Santa Anita
San Francisco
Hirschberg
North America
Black Badge
Eorvinee
Firecberg
C. V. Whitney Bastiel
Childs
Abe Likes the Stakes at Hollywood Park Handicap Potential
Abe Likes the Stakes outlines Abe as a California bred horse with hope in major handicaps at Hollywood Park. Burschberg riders have placed consistently in older horse events while Dinner Gong and Canina posted top finishes. Bolera and other Hirschberg-Childs runners show high speed and front-running tendencies in Los Angeles racing.
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San Francisco
Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Burschberg
Dinner Gang
Inglewood Track
Occupy
Dinner Gong
Hollypark
Canina
Bollywood Park
Indians Rally Sparks Rise From AL Standstill
The Cleveland Indians, once eight games behind, surged to third in the American League in two weeks. They won 11 of 12 after a long road stretch, belting 31 homers and climbing on the Tigers Yankees and Red Sox as Bob Lennon thrived on the mound and the lineup clicked.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Tigers
Detroit
New York
Heston
Indians
Red Sox
Yankees
Bostons
Goudreu
Eastern Invaders
Injuns
Clevelands
Bob Lennon
Tribe
Mondiwen
Phillies and Cardinals Share Lead in National Race
Phillies beat Dodgers 6-4 as Bob Miller won his seventh decision with help from homers by Mike Goliat and Willie Jones. Cardinals edged Pirates 5-4 as Howard Pollet started and Pirates rallied in the ninth. Giants toppled Braves 4-2 behind Clint Hartung’s seventh inning homer and Monte Irvin. Reds outlasted Cubs 5-3 with Ollie Howell's tenth inning homer. Box scores show detailed player lines and pitching decisions.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Miller
Jim Konstanty
Mike Goliat
Willie Jones
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Pittsburgh
Howard Pollet
St Louis
Pirates
Johnny Hopp
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Clint Hartung
Warren Spahn
Monte Irvin
Giants
Ollie Howell
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Chicaro Abhoa
Abhoa Ramaazotti
Thad
Adeedy
Walker
Lowreyt
Corrta
Wyrostk
Siomnge
Erate
Dusher
Denaete
Rorthey
Blackwel
Igmaliey
Serennch
Terwilliger
Minner
Blackwell
Blackwelll
Sauer
Balk
Wade Hurls Hollywood to 5-2 Nod Over Oaks
Hollywood Stars, led by Ben Wade's four hitter, defeated Oakland 5 to 2 to extend their league lead to three games. Frankie Kelleher hit his 17th homer with two aboard in the first inning, and Murray Franklin added a fifth inning homer. Both homers came off Oak starter Al Gettel.
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Goneven
Ben Wade
Hollywood Stars
Oakland
Frankie Kelleher
Stars
Hollywood
Murray Franklin
al Gettel
Chuck Stevens
Herb Gorman
Kelleher
Franklin
Hicks
Rockets Resume Action July 9 at Local Park
The Long Beach Rockets end a five week layoff July 9 after Recreation Park use by Legion Junior nines. They meet the Harbor Colored Giants, a strong Negro team the locals faced months ago, and later host J. A. Slave of San Pedro on July 16. Local City College and high school stars may bolster the Rockets with Viking headliners Buddy Bachtelle Bob Johnson Clive Luckenbill and George Brown among possible joins.
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Long Beach Rockets
Recreation Park
Legion
Feistner
Harbor Colored Giants
Rockets
City College
Viking
Buddy Bachtelle
Bob Johnson
Clive Luckenbill
George Brown
The
San Pedro
Knight and Holscher Lead At Mission Valley Golf
San Diego July 1 Bud Holscher national Jaycee champion and Moe Knight shared the lead at the Mission Valley Club golf tourney. Both carded strong rounds as the event concluded with Holscher and Knight atop the leaderboard.
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San Diego
Bud Holscher
National Jaycee
Moard
Knight of San Diego
Mission Valley Club
Seattle Bounces San Diego 4-2 in Pacific Coast League
Seattle Rainiers won their ninth straight series with a 4-2 victory over San Diego, moving into fourth place in the Pacific Coast League. The game featured Krave, Fischer, Gerhauser, Balk eld, Warren and noted pitching performances.
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Seattle
Seattle Rainiers
San’ Am Rff
San Diego
Seattle Oo
Baltemen
Krave
Fischer
Gerhauser
Balkeld
Warren
Softball Scores Reach No. 2 Nine In Tight Play
Uneven game results show United Presbyterian and Foursquare clubs among teams listed with limited readable details. Score snippets and venue hints include Mohls Avenue and Brenna area references with several incomplete player and team identifiers.
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Besa Unlimited
United Presbyterian
Foursquareste Ave
Mohls
Brenna
Berea Oy Nat
Boye Club
Frindha "Woodman
Ree. Pirainensace
Tisnerat Keys Sunset League Win Over Mexicans in Yuma
Don Tisnerat limited Tijuana to five hits as his teammates piled up 12 hits, lifting the Yuma Sunset League game to a 9 to 4 victory. The chaotic copy notes rain delays and scattered player names, with incomplete lines about Hutchinson and Springfield.
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Yuma, Ariz
Don Tisnerat
Tijuana
Won't Come Home Fans Fail to Support Club
El Centro Imperiala, leading the Sunset League, will not return home after the road trip unless a buyer presents a plan before next Saturday. Owner Eddie Mallan warned he would move the club if 500 scorecards at five dollars each aren’t sold. last night only 130 were purchased.
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EL Centro
el Centro Imperiala
Eddie Mallan
Stark Field
Mallan
Lakewood Raiders Lead Local Youth Baseball Standings
Lakewood and Reynolds Raiders remain atop the league after two weeks. Lakewood beat East Long Beach Boys Club 16 to 3 at Park Ave Field, while Reynolds Raiders defeated Proctor's Sporting Goods 5 to 2. North Long Beach Lions crushed Fire Dept. Fireballs 15 to 2 at Houghton Park. Belmont Seals tied North Long Beach Panthers 4 to 4. West Long Beach Mavericks edged East Anaheim Raiders 53 at Truman Boyd. Browns forfeited to Bellflower.
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Lakewood
Reynolds Raiders
Park Ave. Field
East Long Beach Boys’ Club
Belmont Seals
North Long Beach Panthers
Proctor's Sporting Goods
N.L.B. Lions
Fire Dept. Fireballs
Houghton Park
Browns
Bellflower
West Long Beach Mavericks
Anaheim Raiders
Truman Boyd
Stangin
St . American Jeague
Reynolds Ralders
Proctore & Belifiansr
O- Perera Beavers
W. L. B. Maverito
Brown's
Flam Cops Utah Match In Semi Final Showdown
In Salt Lake City on July 1 Herb Flam defeated Ted Schroeder 6 4 3 6 2 6 2 to reach the Utah State Tennis Tournament final. Flam, last week’s NCAA champion, will face Sam Match of San Francisco, who beat Tom Brown 6 1 5 7 6 4 to advance.
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Salt Lake City
Herb Flam
Ted Schroeder
Flam
Schroeder
Sam Match
San Francisco
Tom Brown
Ronnie Boy Wins at Longacres in Feature Race
Ronnie Boy edged Go Sir by a neck in the six furlongs at Longacres for the eighth race. Go Sir finished second while Anrol earned show money. A crowd of 4295 wagered 143 808 on the nine race program. Owner trainer J E Shorty Stevens of Prosser Wash was suspended by the board of stewards for the balance of the 55 day program after a saliva test result from Wednesday’s races.
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Seattle
Ronnie Boy
Go Sir
Longacres
J. E
Shorty
Stevens
Prosser, Wash
Board of Stewards
Inboards Roar Here Tuesday Regatta Opens At Marine Stadium
The second national Independence Day regatta brings eighty inboards across seven classes to Marine Stadium on Tuesday with 14 heats from 1 to 5 pm. Long Beach sponsor George Sykes and officials tout a stronger event than 1949, featuring inverted starts, Flying Fish sail boards, a water ski stunt show, and a regatta queen.
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Marine Stadium
Los Angeles
Louis Novotny
Cherubil
Pudgy
Emer Cravanor
Parker
Ari
Gerry Place
Southern California
Lionel Dyck
Long Beach Water Ski Club
Carole White
Long
Sykes
Thunderjet
Ernie Ben ‘der
Fresno
Earl Hull
Dean S. McGinnin
Owie Prather
Bill Ward
Copperhead Tii
Santa Monica
Lorin Pennington
Shadows Lean
Klein's Homer Wins L.A. Over Seals in San Francisco
Lou Klein delivered a bases loaded homer in the fifth to lift the Los Angeles Angels past the San Francisco Seals 4 to 2 in a July game. Booker McDaniels and Frank Baumholtz contributed, with Klein adding an RBI in the first inning as Los Angeles moved to a 3-2 series lead.
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San Francisco
Lou Klein
Los Angeles
Les Layton
Klein
Angel
Seals
Manville
Loe Angelen
UA Annet
Opin
Foldenlt
Favorit
Waite
Ikiein
Fiebergh
Manvita
McDaniels
Mer
Baumhoise
Hein B
sFistena
Moran Tell
Mpence
Slur
Race Car Driver Fatally Burned in North Carolina Crash
Winston-Salem amateur driver William E. Justice was fatally burned when his 1942 coupe crashed during an amateur racing program in Winston-Salem. He was trapped in the car for several minutes before rescuers reached him and died shortly after hospital admission.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
William E. Justice
Winston- Salem
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