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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1951

Page

21

Citation wins American Handicap at Hollywood Park on July 4

Citation beat stablemate Bewitch by half a length to secure $33,050 and push career earnings toward $1 million. The crowded crowd clashed in opinions on whether Bewitch or Citation led from start to finish, while Calumet Farm celebrated a one-two finish. Descriptions recall past showdowns and Century-old racing anecdotes as preparations build for the Gold Cup at Del Mar.

Hollywood Park Citation Bewitch Calumet Farm Big Cy Glen Lasswell Steve Brooks Calumet Comets All Blue Washington Park Chicago Ben Jones Jimmy Jones Calumet Bewitch Citation Free America Washington Bewitech Caramets Doug Yodson California Bull Sea Hydroplane

Richards Favored to Win Pentathlon at Pasadena Meet

Rich ards, current U S decathlon champion, is favored to win the National AAU Pentathlon at Pasadena City College Tuesday evening. He faces Wilbur Ross defending titlist from Nyack New York Otey Scruggs of Santa Barbara and Braylon Norton of San Diego Naval Training Center as contenders. If Richards prevails it would be the first time in 10 years a single athlete wins both decathlon and pentathlon titles.

Pasadena Bob Richards Illinois Athletic Club U.S Pasadena City College Hichards la Verne Calif Wilbur Ross Nyack N. C Ross Richards Otey Scruggs Santa Barbara Braylon Norton San Diego Naval Training Center

Goldsberry Wife In Serious Condition In Oregon

Mrs Gordon Goldsberry 23 wife of Seattle Rainiers first baseman was in serious condition at a Toledo hospital today. Her mother 49 Mrs Willena Michael was in critical condition after an automobile accident on the coast highway U S 101 where their car went out of control plunged 60 feet rolled three times. The wife suffered pant injuries and the mother had a broken collarbone broken leg and internal injuries.

Toledo Ore Seattle Rainiers Gordon Goldsberry Willena Michael Nouth U.S. 101

Aggies and Santa Fe Nines Match in Exhibition Start

Aggie's Sporting Goods faces Currie's Santa Fe tonight at Recreation Park at 7 p.m. in an exhibition softball game. Aggies bring a 10 game win streak into the matchup while Currie's seeks to halt the perfect start to the Santa Fe Nines' season. John Mead, a right handed pitcher, recently toppled Selma Dressed Beet to end a 23 game win streak.

Aggie's Sporting Goods Currie’s Santa Fe Recreation Park Aggie's John Mead Selma

Giants Beat Phillies and Giants Edge Braves 6 2

The Brooklyn Dodgers rallied for three seventh inning runs to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 2 before 30 695 fans. In other day games the New York Giants beat the Boston Braves 7 to 6 in 11 innings and the Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 to 1 while the Reds outslugged the Cubs 6 to 2. Streaking stars included Sal Yvars Ed Stanky and Al Dark for the Giants and Vern Law for Pittsburgh with key hits from Duke Snider and Billy Cox for Brooklyn.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Dodgers Robin Roberts Philadelphia Phillies New York Giants Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs Sal Yivars Ed Stanky Clyde McCullough Reds Burch Leonard Cubs Johnny Wyrosiek Ewell Blackwell Frank Smith Dodgers Billy Cox Branca Andy Seminick Carl Furillo Pee Wee Rees Duke Snider Furillo Jim Konstanty Reese Snider Brooklyn Bea Konstrtrey E Furillo Campadella Furie Harener Pellassini S Hkotges Campscelta Gisini Snider Pellagrini Bammer Waitkua Celt Phil Na Roverts Roberts Ho—Roberts Innivas Bordlanie Sf Wiener Omayxer Irvin Lo Gordon F Bob Gl Marshal Rt. Glaize,ca Westrump Lagansy Lnoblee Addis Vxarse Surkun Jonesy and Homes D Rieney WO Retorc Gedelp Tolala Esuiott Logan Stank None Wears Rei—Torgeson Kerr Dark Stanky Thomson Mays SR Torpeson Ethine Jones R—Stanky Taamson Vvare Torgeson Jetiicoe Jeffeoster aBumhizl Qconnotsib fHermshire Cusick i Jsexsondy Isnwacds Rsmaliey Hewelhe Beao Ore Steine Png Statiuyss Merrimah Blackwell Usher Howell, Bieceens Ib—Wyrostek Deonard G. Rhapstein Blackwell Innisa Legnard Kelly Kelly US I. Balke Blackwell Howrell T Louis Simusad Bond Astalib Wussectlkece Laughrire Bellz (Rietf Phouw Ohnsab

Boston Blasts Yankees 10 4 In Tight Pennant Race

The Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 10 to 4 to tighten the American League pennant race. Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio homered as Allie Reynolds struggled for New York. Meanwhile Chicago White Sox beat St Louis 5 3 with Chico Carrasquel driving in three runs. Detroit beat Cleveland 19 3 as Gus Zernial hit two homers for Philadelphia over Washington 4 5. Box scores follow.

ST. Louis Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Chico Carrasquel Saul Rogovin Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Cleveland Itadians Tigers Detroit Destroit Indians Boston Allie Reynolds Clyde Vallmer Dom DiMaggio Ted Williams Yanks Ellis Kinder Fenway Park Cleveland Tribe Gus Zerniai Philadelphia Athletics Senators Washington Zer‘nial Umioaded Zer Tial Naz Hank Greenberg

Favor Junior Loop in All-Star Clash

The 18th All Star game at Briggs Stadium in Detroit pits the American League against the National League with power hitters and star names from Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia and New York. Managers will pick eight starters with two right-handed pitchers to be announced later and lineups feature Williams Berra Musial Hodges Ashburn Ennis and Robinson among others.

Detroit Nationals Briggs Stadium Cleveland Bobby Feiler Yankee Vic Raschi Allie Reynolds Aedeee Nerica Ferris Faln Pillage Rm Nelson Fox Chicago Chiko Gartéscuel Chicaan Miami Boston Sian de ‘Mie Wertz Yogi Bere New York National Oil Hodges Brooklyn Jackie Rabinwoll Broo Alvin Dark New Yorks Bob Snett Sten Musial Lou A Richie Ashburn Patndaintiaya del Ennis Piladelphia Seanpanella Benokon Philadelphia Buc Phillies Tigers Dodgers Hodges Jackie Robinson Roy Campanella Phils Ennis Musial Eliott Alvie Dark Don Newcombbe Dodger Husky Reacher Roe Stengel Feller Istaff Eddie Lopal Yanks Ned Garver St. Louis

Baseballs Big Six Ruine Aanulated Prees

Fragmented summary indicates American League and National League teams mentioned with players such as Robinson Musial Williams and Hines. Mentions Dodgers Cardinals Red Sox Tigers Pirates and athletics. References runs, home runs, and team matchups with scattered names and numbers.

Dinger Wert Noulnwon Dodsers “Willams Minosa Witte Sox Weetlake Snider Dodsers Hedges Dodgers Musing Cardinals Merteun Tagane Red Sox Robinson Box Sasernist Athletics & Musial Cardinale Pdadgers Hiner Pirates Westlake Dotsers Sethuetles Rowmaan W. Hox Willams Worts Tiger

Rainiers beat Seals 10-3 in Pacific Coast League game

Right hander Bob Hall scattered ten Seals hits to lead Seattle Rainiers over San Francisco 10-3. Hood began shaky, chased after first inning as Rainiers tallied four runs on twenty hits. Perez finished for Seals, allowing one run in two innings. Hall struck out six, walked two in a full six and two thirds.

San Francisco Bob Hall Seattle Rainiers Rainiers Wally Hood Tate Dabewan Danke Nue Dwain Meviisigi WU Uvolseer Hood The Manny Perez Seals Hall Seattle San Vranelice Hoa Abr Aserreil Sauersth Oadamele Hoortelac Muccey Hamrichies Alpricht Rico Riverines Kranieh Hamrerch Walia McGheert Perend Af Loto Plivhes Lally Seattle Ty San Lyons rene—Sauer Judath Albright Vico Judmson Shelly Lyons Han Lake Serre Sauer Rvas Bacved Sn ‘A Adams Double Ways Jourles Attend

Princess Lygia Wins Pollyanna Stakes at Arlington Park

Princess Lygia, the undefeated filly owned by Mrs. Barry Trotsek of Louisville, won the $18,575 Pollyanna Stakes at Arlington Park by a comfortable margin over 16 rivals. Rex, Tatting Past, and Hal Price Headley’s Aesthete followed in the order, with Cafe Free Money taking the 16-8 25 Skokie handicap in the day’s co feature.

Chicago Princess Lygia Barry Trotsek Louisville Arlington Park Pompey Rex Ellsworth Hal Price Headley Cafefree Money KG Marshal Birmingham Ala

Althea Gibson advances to finals in Dortmund tournament

In Dortmund Germany on July 7 Althea Gibson the American Negro champion from New York moved to the finals by routing Berlin’s Inge Mann in straight sets 6 4 6 3. Her final opponent will be Hamia Kozeluh former Czech champion living in Germany after defeating Pedze Zehden 6 4 7 4. Men’s finalists include Torsten Johansson of Sweden who beat Engelbert Koch 3 6 6 3 6 4 and Felicisimo Ampon of the Philippines who eliminated Wladislaw Skonecki 6 2 6 1.

Dortmund Germany Uel Althea Gibson New York Inge Hamann Berlin Miss Gibson Tamar F Row Hamia Kozeluh Pedce Zehden Torsten Johansson Sweden Felicissimo Ampon Philippines Johansson Engelbert Koch Amao Wiladislaw I. Skonecki Pole

Saucier to Join Browns Outfield

St Louis Browns owner Bill Veeck announced that Frank Saucier of Okmulgee Oklahoma has come to terms and is expected to join the club tonight arriving by airplane. He is a 24 year old outfielder and was unable to secure a plane reservation.

St. Louis Bill Veeck St Louis Browns Frank Saucier Okmulgee Okla Saucier

Oakland Beats San Diego 148 In Pacific Coast League

Roy Weatherly and Don Padgett homered as Oakland defeated San Diego 148 in a Pacific Coast League game. San Diego mounted a ninth inning rally but fell short, with Oakland pitcher Jay Regan earning the win.

San Diego Roy Weatherly Don Padgett Oakland Padres Jay Regai Birge Wuneriy Dropoib Dignen Ftaperdy Padgett Witmande Ooo Orstniar Rwienty Aim Inniage Bireter Vow Ann Moran Galah Weatherfly Repni Lacs-on Jennions Tabor Wietlnssa Lov Embree

Riegger Captures Trapshoot Singles at Sun Valley

Arnold Riegger of Seattle shot 198 of 200 claybirds to win the Sun Valley Trapshoot Singles title in Idaho. Hiezeer, captain of Sports Afield's all American team, dropped one target in the first 25 of each half before running out his string. Bob Allen of Des Moines took second with 197 and Marvin Driver of Neola, Iowa, was third with 196. Other high scores listed include Phil Miller of Reno with 195 and Jim Vease of Tucson with 194. Junior champion was Michael Wayland of Washington Kansas who scored.

Sun Valley Idaho Arnold Riegger Seattle Phil Miller Reno Jim Vease Tucson Ariz H.R. Peterson Dillon Mont Michael Wayland Washington Kan

Softball Scores Amid Miscellaneous City Notes

Fragmentary OCR reads as scattered softball score items and names such as Moose No and Sparta Unlimited DIO 900 No See in Lal Sedat Batteries with Torgusen and Street. Details are unclear and fragmented.

Sparta Unlimited Torgusen

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