Padres Gain Half-Game On Coast League Lead
San Diego edged within a half game of Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League standings as Mel Queen and Seattle split a doubleheader with Hollywood. San Diego also won both ends of a doubleheader against San Francisco in extra innings, while Portland and Oakland split. Sacramento swept Los Angeles as Charley Schanz and Marino Pieretti starred on the mound. The FCS teams are idle today.
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Lefty O'Doul
San Diego Padres
Hollywood
Tate
Mel Queen
Mel
Bob Hall
al Geltel
Seattle
Bobby
Sam Saffell
Carlos Bernier
San Diego
San Francisco
Padres
Dave Melton
Seals
Mike
Ted Beard
Dick Faber
Milt Smith
Mike Sandlock
al Fedcroli
Singl
al Lyons
Bob el
Rocco Krsnich
Oaks
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Charley Schanz
Cal McLish
Hank Schenz
Jac Brovia
Marino Pierett
National Box Scores From A Busy Baseball Day
Baseball box scores and player mentions fill a dense page segment for Philadelphia New York Milwaukee and Chicago teams. Names like Greenwood Burgess Dwyer and Hamner appear alongside game line scores and pitching notes reflecting a packed sports digest.
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Philadelphiia
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Aetis Greanwood Ntl
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Jez' Armonel
Dickeon
Rams Schedule Sets Seven Exhibition Contests
Seven exhibition games appear on the Los Angeles Rams schedule before the NFL season. The slate opens July 31 at Fort Ord and includes games in Portland and San Francisco at the Cow Palace and in San Antonio, with dates and venues noted among the tour.
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Los Angeles Rams
Ft. Ord
Rams
Portland
Coe
San Antonio
Fragments of Softball Schedule and Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR text shows softball related mentions, locations and times, including Park In urea and local addresses. readable items reference teams, departments, and events with scattered numbers and place names. The readable content lacks complete events or outcomes to provide a full summary.
Monday Night Fights Report With Nascent Odds
Fragmentary AP notes show boxing bout odds and fighter mentions including Saddier and Samb with cited percentages. The garbled text hints at a New York event and odds around 81% and 169% with unclear opponents.
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Associated Press
Sandy Saddier
New York
York
McNeed
Central
King Ranch Eyes High Stakes Two Horses Win Big
King Ranch of Texas drives for the Hollywood Gold Cup and California’s Andrew Crego considers track changes as King Ranch horses Rejected and High Scud place one two in the American Handicap. Chevolin’s Imbros falters after Imbrox’s win. Determaine and Kentucky Derby champ Determine suffer minor leg injury. trainer Willie Molter weighs race plans.
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King Ranch of
Texas
California
Andrew Cregolin
King Ranch
Buddy Hirsch
Chevolin
Imbms
Determaine
Crevelin
Willie Molter
Determining
Imbros
Nevers Kick Off City Tournament on LBCC Courts
Nevers starts the Long Beach Tennis Championships at LBCC with a strong field in nine divisions. Beverly Baker Fleitz is a top favorite in ladies singles as the ambidextrous Telex lag enters the first local competition. Junior girls singles attract top Southern California players Elizabet Bingham Dennis Bradshaw Darlene Hard Mortchello with national rankings cited.
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Long Beach
Beverly Baker Fleitz
California
Elizabet Bingham
San Marino
Dennis
Bradshaw
San Diego
Darlene Hard
Mortchello
Hottest fishing news from San Clemente area reports
Fishing reports from San Clemente Inland Monday highlight strong barracuda and albacore catches. Operators note reliable action at fish docks and piers with boats landing good barracuda, yellowtail, and other game fish.
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Nibacare
San Clemente
Ratan Tehind
Koln
Ernie Mason Race Track Specials Card Summary
Ernie Mason offers Best Bel-Over and Under in sixth and Best Chance Bet-Tee Man in first. Most Probable Winner is Fourway in seventh, with Lising Abbey to Riparius as Preferred Parlay. Fort Union in third is Bankroll Special and Riparius midrace is Clooker's Tip in second.
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Ernie Mason
Tee Man
Fourway
Lising Abbey
Riparius
Fort Union
Clooker
American golfers vie in British Open trials at Birkdale
Bulletin from Birkdale, England, notes Frank Stranshaw and Jimmy Demaret qualifying for the championship proper with 142 and 148, Norman Von Nid posting 187, John McGonigle leading after day one with 145, and Gene Sarazen trailing McGonigle with 47 after today’s rounds.
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Bulletin Birkdale
England
UR Frank Stranshaw
Jimmy Demaret
America
Norman von Nid
John McGonigle
Ireland
Gene Sarazen
McGonigle
Pfonduy
Athletics Announce Sale of Pitcher Bill Upton
Philadelphia Athletics unveiled the sale of pitcher Bill Upton to Oakland in a deal that sent outfielder Dave Philley to Cleveland and included Leroy Wheat in the broader transaction.
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Oaks
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Upton
Oakland
Upton
A's
Leroy Wheat
Dave Philley
Cleveland
Holiday Sports Roundup From Associated Press
Broad, fragmentary roundup notes golf racing and tennis results across multiple venues. Key mentions include John Cap at Aqueduct, McGonigle of Ireland pacing in a British Open prep, Sir Mango and Gene Sarazen linked to a pace for a three length victory, Vernon Smith winning a TriState tournament, and various horse races across Rockingham Park Hollywood Park Delaware Park and New York venues with several winning horses and margins.
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Tory
Arlington Tennis Park
Streight Clark
Salem
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Vernon Smith
Conway
Sem Springs
Ark
Houston
Hollywood Park
Beckley Braves Rally To 24 8 Win In League Tilt
Beckley Braves exploded after a slow first half to rout Sanchez pitching 24 8. Mel Otterman led with four hits including a homer and a bases loaded double in a high scoring Little League game.
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Beckley Braves
Beckley
Sanchez
Mel Otterman
Braves
SanChee Champians
Cony Smart Kay
Marehalt
Oltermam
Oklahoma Bound Poly Backstop Signs with Braves
Milwaukee Braves sign 17 year old Poly High School catcher Roger Jongewasard to a farm club contract in Lawton Ohio. The six foot two hundred pound left handed catcher will join the Class D Soonor State League club this week after earning Aero Player of the Year honors in 1953 with six positions played for the Hares.
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Poly
Milwaukee Braves
Jongewasard
Braves
Lawton
Ohio
Soonor
Jongensard
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Hares
Independence holiday marine roundup sets multiple records
The Independence holiday marine program in the Southland closes after a three day run with record totals across events. In Alamitos Bay Yacht Club series 118 entries raced five races while Charley Horse took four firsts and a second in Division 1 Sabots among 14 rivals. The Newport Harbor Balboa series drew 135 boats in 13 fleets and the Little Ships of Long Beach held a 20 mile race in which Trident led at 2 hours 33 minutes elapsed, though Carel won handicap at 2 35.8. Results from Alamitos Bay, Ship Rock to breakwater, and other fleets are listed with multiple notable skippers and boats.
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Sea
Armada
Alamitos Bay
bor-Balboa VC
Ship Rock
Long Beach
Alex Robinson
Trident
H. C. Austin
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Balboa Club Awards Highlight Newport Yacht Race Winners
Readable portions show winners receiving awards Monday night at Balboa C for the combined series. Names include Newport Warrior Yacht Club members and others like Lanny Toon and Dick Wart, with results noted and a rowing or sailing event referenced alongside.
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Gibby Maranall
Sam
Seanland
Zipper
Cnar
Im Baly
Soc Thoms
Sea Faun
Ted Six Bon
Kabot
Brotha
Charles Durnin
Charle
Suran Chunn
Barbara Bixby
Pattivo
Bat O'Bden
St. Red Ryder
Agung Baid
Rick Jnnsen
Balboa
Newport Warror
Zombir
Crab Cats Sabre
Lanny Toon
Dick Wart
Hanaraon
UVC
Sasly
L Janes
Lice Job
Aney” Littles
Saou Di—Brooks
Wor Praipeey
BYC
Rag One
Chuck Stanning
Siggpestt
STAW
Ray Harnose
Pee
RAE
Shcoamane
Ein Cares
Ernyettine Rowilings
Burry Ga
Bradford
Pours Libertas
Odo
Clarke
Ai Gal
Maris
Teran Wins Third Straight In Comeback at Olympic Auditorium
Boxer Keony Teran defeated Hilde Marlinex by a unanimous 4-0 decision in a 4 round main event at Olympic Auditorium. Teran, 146 pounds, improved to 3 consecutive wins while revealing past narcotics addiction and forward plans after a prior loss to Jesse Mongia in April.
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Los Angeles
Keony Teran
Olympic Auditorium
Hilde Marlinex
Calexico
Teran
Jesse Mongia
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