Long Beach Nitehawks shine in ISL world title era
Dick Zeinis introduces the Long Beach Nitehawks as ISL World Champions, praising their title run in Selma, urging fan support for future tours, and highlighting key players like Clint Herron, Stash White, and Lou Novikoff while noting upcoming games and promotions in Long Beach.
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Rodgers Mounier
Long Beach
Teme Beneties
Helly
Faye
Austeatia
Cadada Iim Mexico
Reno
New
Mawks
Makin
Oae
Tom Spek
Jing
Fed
Kiron
Anuire
Wem
Iave
Tris
Nitehawks
Alf
Andy
Selma
Nitehawk
Repulacs
Roolems
Niteshaw
35 Homers Blasted in Majors PCL Boxes Suds 7 4 Stars 56 ABE
In a high scoring day the Majors and PCL crews produced 35 homers across games, with Suds winning 7 to 4 as Stars posted 56 runs in a separate frame. The scoreboard highlights strong power hitting and competitive play across teams.
Cooper Spears Wins City Medal at Meadowlark Course
Irv Cooper, 23, of Long Beach, claims the City Medal Championship at Meadowlark, ending a drought on his home course. He finished 70 with a three-stroke margin as rivals Neil White, Don Keith, and Lou Jennings trailed, and he eyes the Nations Amateur next month.
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Long Beach
Hanford
Huntington Beach
Rodgers
Lions Club
Motor Cara
Roy Ssebridge
Selma
Park Ave. Field
Irv Cooper
Meadowlark
Neil White
Don Keith
Lou Jennings
Cooper
Irv
Jack DeChavernoux
Low Worsham
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DeChevesieux
Payorty
Ami Cay
Bomy
Guizony
I Gareeren
Antero
Gaa
Tordat
Joe Deloration den Baker
Heese
Cwon
M.D Tear
He Sie
San Diego Batter Eliott Leads Coast League Pace
San Diego slugger Marty Eliott continues to pace Coast League hitters with a .353 average through Sunday games, while Oakland pitcher Art Schalrock tops hurlers with a 2. pace.
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San Diego
Marty Eliott
Oakland
Art Schalrock
Blame off Grimm for Braves' Failure
AP reports suggest Charlie Grimm faced scrutiny for the Braves struggles though Milwaukee coverage shows exaggerated fears. The piece cites Johnny Antonelli and Don Little trades, Bobby Thomson’s injury, and questions Thomson’s impact on Eddie Mathews and the lineup. It credits John Quinn’s trade as shrewd and notes Thomson’s accident increasingly seen as a catastrophe.
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NEW York
Charlie Grimm
Milwausee
Braves
Russ Lynch
The
Milwaukee Journal
Brooklyn
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Antonelli
Don Litdle
Bobby Thomson
John Quinn
Milwaukee
Thomson
Bobb
Eddie Mathews
Dess
Between Rounds Aragon Martinez Fight Ends with Career Uncertain
The bout leaves Art Aragon with a two hour nose surgery and facial repairs after Vince Martinez dominates. Aragon may never box again while Martinez could have fared worse against a stronger opponent. The financial and managerial tensions behind the scenes threaten further matches.
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Jerry Hall
Art Aragon
Vines Martinez
Aragon
Martinez
Vince
Aregoon
Fas Wurd
iWall Ars i
Tae ‘Roche
Roche
Art
Cisco Az Jdrade
Compton Comel
Atl
Georgia
Lally
Cal to Cheek Knox Wails Over Promised Job
Berkeley in California and the Pacific Coast Conference probe Ronnie Knox claims that a writing job promised at Berkeley never materialized. Knox, a Berkeley freshman, alleges the offer came through Frank Storment, an L A insurance man, who denies making such promises. Chancellor Kerr will review the charges as PCC checks for violations.
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Berkeley
University , California
Pacific Coast
Ronnie Knox
Knox
UCLA
Clark Kerr
PCC
Victor Schmidt
Spokane
San Francisco Chronicle
Frank Storment
Los Angeles
Bear
Storment
Si “Oy
California
All-Stars Win District Playoff In California Tourneys
Ontario earns district title after 12-3 and 13-1 wins with Jack Quail, Bill Bouley posting a no-hitter in elimination. Bouley and Quail lead Long Beach in Riverside playoffs as Ontario’s team dominates in a best of three final series while hot conditions reach 97 degrees.
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NSC
National Softball Congress
USL
International Softball League
ISL
Sre
San Pedro All-Stars
Phoenix
San Pedro
Long Beach
Ontario
Cali Beach
Fornia
Jack Quail
San Luis Obispo
Win Quail
Bill Bouley
Riverside
Bouley
Everor
Stan Huning
Bert
Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
A garbled scoreboard column lists results from major and minor leagues including wins for Los Angeles over Washington, New York over Philadelphia, and Chicago over Detroit. It also notes various league standings and upcoming games across the National League, American Association, Texas League, Southern Association, and other circuits with numerous team names and scores.
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Pacific
San Diego
Portinng
Bulpwooe Fe Sarramenta
Los’ Angeles
Igaiins
Shington Baltinare
Philadelphis
Dag 'Reau
Iain” Heavew
York
Philadelphia
Washington
Ghleare
Cleveland
C. Deirell
Chicago
Cheuk Tiy
Brocklyn
Clovinnatt
Gaines
Gork
Hraoxion
al Philosiphin
Simmons
Enieage
Boston
New York
Coicare
Detroit
Baltimore
Evens Aight
My Mathar Kohnuth
California
Leagle Channel
Cliles & Stockran
Bakeratiela & iaitin + Salings
Fresno
Ty Alaecele
SPEIN
Hpremnational Leaccelver
Salem
Whitann
Wenniches
Rampeton
Lewiston
Vieverheite
Richmond
Teles
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Beaumont
Southern Association
Uesteah
Raemies
Bian' Rte ‘Doupas
Eave E
Portlet Bale
Falls
Record 23 Starters Fail to Pitch Distance
Big league ball marked Independence Day with 35 home runs across eight stadia as 75 pitchers worked. Bill Glynn powered Cleveland with three homers and eight RBIs in a 13-6 opener loss to Detroit, while Detroit’s Booreig and Belardi homered. Yankees, Giants, Cubs, and Dodgers also contributed multi homer games in a day packed with doubleheaders and high offense.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Bill Glynn
Detroit
Ray Booreig
Wayne Belardi
Glynn
Harvey Kuenn
New York Yankees
Irv Inoren
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Chicago Cubs
Randy Jackson
Dusty Rhodes
New York Giants
Ted Lepeie
Boston
Lepeie
Roy Sievers
Washington
George Zugerink
Tigers
Indians
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Giants
Walter Moryn
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Duke Snider
Carll Furillo
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnett
Chicago
Bobby Adams
Reds
Hobie Landrith
Willard Nison
Sims
Lepeio
Chuck Stubbs
Pibeer
Sievers
Death Hits Raceway at Darlington in 200-Mile Race
Manuel Ayulo of Los Angeles led the 200 mile Darlington race in the Schmidt Special at 128 mph before a crash by Bob Scott sent a caution. Scott and Ernie McCoy suffered injuries, while Jim Bryan started strong but finished third as Trey Reece and Malloy Special drivers pressed for the top spots.
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Darlington
S.C
Manuel Ayslo
Los Angeles
Darlington Raceway
Ayulo
Bob Scott
Gardena
Calif
Scott
Ernie McCoy
Independence Day American Automobile Assu. Ree
Indiananollé
Ajgulo
Indiana
Ayalo
Schmidt
Jim Bryan
Dean van Lines
Iris van
Bryan Bat
Ayala
Trey
Reece
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Dick Zeinis
Dick Zefa
Yecition
Spjumatela Weill
Sears
Abe
New City
Cooper Spears
Tocal
Recreation Park
Circle Driving Range
Joe Oleny
Taekeendler
Gultalle
Ee Dihe
Homer Andrews
Chuck Poles
R. W. Herbener
Auf Babenner
Radicy
Cubs
KMPC
Syethechiens Tace
MPS
Letgue
Hollywood
Legion Witbier
Glee Gart Vilgi-Teureen Bockwinkie
Sandor Iswad
Tom Alte
Vie Chriaty
Kioy Wi Kaalle
Wotta
Padre
Buddy Petersen
Chris Pelekoudas
San Diegan
San Francisco
Seal
Nini Tornay
Seals
Watts, Rewale & Philips
Malone
Dortane Barden
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Sadock Mdérn
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Paititya
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Nonreau
Munger
Phillips
RBI
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Natn Snano
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Kindatathee
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Walsh
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Hottrwiod Park
Oaks
Vortiana
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Haverthaps & Henertie
Landini
Gladdl
Armter
Hedin Dinlang Darthesoer
Tota
Jurinichy Gada
Davi Erford
Ferrarese
Reatelli
Badd
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Landline Invell Gertel
Wilber
Carluce
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Angels
Angrive Dorienenis
Ana Mastak
Sbyneh
Jones
Promasca
Broviart Pacha
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Unright
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Wort
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Brown
Schenz
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Rbi Marasheely
Sivers
Hardin
Uriah
Mauch
Brovia
Ialine
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Alcrd
Sheely
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Sherman
Aimpaone
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Preena
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Simpson
Low
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Bambergen
Midman
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Lou
Brandier
Sure
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Stev
Jones B.brantz
Schana
Hardine Prraise
Michaes
Mytra-Jongr
Myersery
Bohenz
Bormir
Cicotte
Sebnnz
Elisa del
Thomast
Watnis
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Daley
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Iferrigan
Atelior
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Beal
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Smith
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Pierre
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Priddy
B. Bhkett
Wire
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Ite
M_ Smith
Peterson
Pigneltl Lyons
Upelxet
Moran-Westlake
Simmane
Hott-Federare
Tob-San Dernovich
Frankson
AB Wieht
Tien
Biz Oh Ford
Zanain
Ate Syd
Ptt Ti Raginail
Wyt
Bradford Zanala
Tee Rae
EL Ree Vans
LA AR
van Reuran
Mihart
Mihart and ‘Pelexoudas
Atel
Tobin
Combe
Prandz
SenBac
Roy Jumphres
GAS
Maddern
Adefond
Silja
Grimm
By Gayle Talbot
Siater Bay
Joes Glerdellove
Wy Hrnst
Channel 2
Aunesday
Carl
Rebs
Oluan
Kedso Gonznies
al Quihard
Val Day
Chrie Green
Cal Bead
Ena Y Arc
Chonne
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Cal
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White Sox
Billy Pierce
Lore Homer
Ron Jackson
Death
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