Catalina Island angling boom slows as albacore overdue
Ocean anglers turned to Catalina Island as offshore fishing slows. Islands boats report record loads of barracuda and kelp bass with yellowtail and white sea bass, while albacore remain missing. Some boats nearby pursued albacore south and east of the island, and San Diego dockside tuna deliveries from Mexican banks reach about one million dollars in value.
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Catalina Island
Pierpoint
Islander
Catalina
Pacific
Kinora
Fish- Biman
Barracuda
Albacore
San Clemente Island
San Diego
Df&g
Sierra
Fish and Game Commission
Humbolt
del Norte
San Francisco
Sehelaerd
California
Humboldt
Mendocino
Siskiyou
Trinity
Shasta
Lassen
Moder
Plumas
Battlefield Wins Dwyer Stakes in Thrilling Aqueduct Finish
Battlefield drives to capture the 57,900 Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct in a furious stretch duel with Alerted. Combat Bootser from Hampton Stable finishes second by a half length after a stretch battle that mirrored last week's Shevlin Stakes. Hull Down takes third as an inquiry over a foul complaint delays final results.
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New York
Battlefield
George D. Wideners
Aqueduct
Alerted. Commierpoint
Janellefielt
Peter Pan Hamlicap
C. ¥. Whitney Priny
Dwyer
Bintone
Alerted
Hampton Stable
Combat Boots
Eddie Arcara
Hampton
Frank Stout
Mallen
Mass
Edward Lasker
Jane Groor
Bill Boland
Hull Down
Earl Gross
Boland
Gross
Big Lagoon Regatta Continues Through Tomorrow
Sailing craft from Coos Bay, Fu gene and other Oregon points and northern California were entered today in the annual Big Lagoon Regatta sponsored by the Humboldt Yacht Club. The regatta will continue through tomorrow with visiting yachtsmen entered tonight by Humboldt club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hureka
Calif
Coos Bay
Fugene
Oregon
California
Big Lagoon
Humboldt Yacht Club
Humboldt Club
NCAA Football TV Decision Due in About Two Weeks
NCAA football TV details target completion in two weeks as universities gain control of presentation and network choice. Seven Saturdays from Sept 22 to Nov 24 will carry games, coast and southwest excluded. Penn a later dispute over televised home games fuels vetoed proposals and non cooperation.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hamilton
Pacific Coast
Southwest
NCAA
Midwest
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
PENN
Francis Murray
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Murray
Ncaa TV Committee
Associated Press
Wilbur Johns
UCLA
Dallas
Traveler Annexes Mackinac Purse at Detroit Race
Detroit July 7 Henry Forrest's Traveler ran six furlongs in 1 10 1/5 to win the Mackinac purse by nearly five lengths. The colt and Old Tom led a favored entry, paying $3.80, $2.40 and $2.20 as 15,819 fans watched. Old Tom finished fourth behind Donke Serenade and Dear Tint.
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Detroit
Henry Forrest
Traveler
Datdilly
Forrest
Old Tom
Yank Canadian golfers to vie in team match
United States and Canada amateur players will contest a one day team match at Saucon Valley Country Club Bethlehem Pa on Sept 7. Four morning foursomes and eight afternoon singles will award one point per win. US Walker Cup members lead the American team with Willie Turnesa as captain and Sandy Somerville captaining Canada after Canadian Amateur title wins.
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New York
United States
U. S
Great Britain
Saucon Valley Country Club
Bethlehem
U.S. Golf Association
U.S
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Sam Urnetta
East Rochester
Johnny Goodman
Valpam Scores in Rumson Handicap at Monmouth Park
Valpam carrying William G. Helis Jr colors scored a driving victory in the Rumson Handicap at Monmouth Park. Ridden by Jimmy Stout the 4-year-old son of Val di Di Orphan won by one length over Chloe. Valpam led from start to finish covering six furlongs in 1 31 2/5 earning 112.00 with 23 894 in attendance, his third win of the year and 1951 earnings to 38125.
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Oceanport
Nid
Valpam
William G. Helis Jr
Monmouth Park
Jimmy Stout
Chloe
Bowling Along Geary Shoots 708 For Boulevard Elks
Geary takes high four game 708 series in the Long Beach Elks 888 Handicap Trio at Boulevard Bowl. Henig 206 707 and Mercer 202 follow. Carlson 200 701 among others. Women's top scores include Kahitus 173 game and Barnes 408 series. team leaders and local shops noted.
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Herb Geary
Long Beach
Virgil Kane
Liz
John Johann
R. Rogerd
Lis
Jack Stiteinger
Hariwel
Ann Barnes
Alondra Park Hosts First Annual Handicap and Novelty Flights
The event features golfers, football figures, and local mentors in a bid to crown champions. Notables include Rams star Joe Studahar, Jess Hill, Bert Sanders, and UCLA's Jordan Olivar, with Buck Andreasen and Bob Waterfield among organizers. Also noted are junior golf days, club qualifiers, and Fourth of July highlights at recreation venues, plus changes in park ranger staff and a Virginia Club championship schedule.
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Charlie Koontz
Alondra Park
Alondra Park Country Club
Babe Horrell
UCLA
Roy Richards
Rams
Don Paul
Amby Schindler
el Camino
Club Alondra
Joe Studahar
Jess Hill
Bert Sanders
Trojanville
Loyola
Jordan Olivar
Buck Andreasen
Long Beach City College
Bob Waterfield
Capper
Bob
Tom Fears
Jor Goss
Long Beach
Riviers
Joe Robinson Jr
Virginia
Keith Johnson
Art Hickman
Roy Hubbell
Bob Foulks
Johnny Tate
Recreation Park
Football Golf Test Slated at Alondra
Readable fragments describe Alondra fairways hosting a Football Golf Tournament with coaches officials and players from various clubs. Mentions include participants such as Chris B Whitenant Delbert Montagu and Boubly Foulks, plus a Crosstown tour and reception by Gett Cub Recreation.
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Alondra
Petar Manpila
George Watdvyeeh
Eta Feral Secord
Ener
Sit Pitts
Delbert
Montagu
Sit Dulls
Sarthy Walker
Chris B
Whitenant
Oa Ladins Petoming
Chass Bolly
Sarbinn Jeans
Gett Cub
Gags Asatrs
Retson
R. Brown
Freshman Eligibility Rule Baffles Southwest Loop
In Dallas on July 7 the Southwest Loop athletic conference again refused a permit allowing freshmen to participate in varsity athletics. The latest ballot showed four institutions in favor with three opposed, leaving only the conference and the Ivy League as holdouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Southwwesl Athletic Conference
Mnior College
Southwest Athletic Conference
Ivy League
Loree
San Diego Sailors Top Seed in California Semi Pro Tourney
The San Diego Naval Training Center Bluejackets were seeded the top team in the California semi-pro baseball tournament opening July 3. Also seeded were Camp Pendleton Marines, Salinas Rodeo Buffetts, Atwater Packers, Watzonville Outlays, and Eureka Humboldt Crabs among 20 entries.
Stephens Holds RBI Spot in AL Race as Lemon Slumps
Bob Lemon of Cleveland falters in his past two starts after a hot run, lasting seven innings against the White Sox and five vs the Tigers. Vern Stephens stays productive despite an injury layoff, ranking third in AL RBIs with 58 and close to Ted Williams in batting at .328.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
White Sox
Tigers
Vern Stephens
Ted Williams
Chee Mapes
Skees
Rocky Bridges
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dick Cole
Pitish
Lemon
Clift
Manes
Stephen
Nancy Chaffee Joins Pirates Fiance in Pittsburgh Flight
Wimbledon quarterfinalist Nancy Chaffee, fiancee of suspended Pirates outfielder Ralph Kiner, flew from England to New York and then Pittsburgh bound. She carried 12 suitcases, promising to become a baseball wife, not a tennis star, and hinted at possible marriage timing after the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Natcy Chaffee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ralph Kiner
England
Miss Chaffee
Ralph
Kiner
Californiatennis Star
Idlewild Aiport
LasGuardia
Hart makes Grand Slam with Wimbledon triple title win
Doris Hart of Coral Gables Florida defeated Shirley Fry of Akron Ohio 6 1 6 0 in 36 minutes to win the Wimbledon Women s Singles title then teamed with Fry to win the women s doubles 63 11 13 11 over Brough Osborne DuPont for the doubles crown and with Frank Sedgman to take the mixed doubles 7 3 6 2 The performance gives Hart three Wimbledon titles and echoes achievements by Brough Marble Riggs and others. An overflow crowd of 15000 watched the finals amid fans who slept on sidewalks awaiting seats. Sedgman and Ken McGregor of Australia claimed the men s doubles 2 6 6 2 6 3 over Drobry and Stur sess. Savitt of Orange New Jersey won the men s singles Friday by beating McGregor 6 4 6 1 6 4.
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Wimbledon
England
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Anb Aury Sena Ausee Aaeee
Miss Fry
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Margaret Os
Borne DuPont
Bellvue
Del.t
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Mervin Roe C
Nancye Bolton
Ausistralia
Miss Hart
Miss Brough
Alice Marble
Bobby Riggs
U. S
Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Jaroslav Drobry
Egypt
Eric Stursess
South Africa
Dick? Savitt
Orange
N. J
McGregor
Sugar Ray Risks Title in London Fight
Sugar Ray Robinson risks his 160 pound title next Tuesday in London against Randy Turpin at Earl's Court. The 11 year veteran could earn 30000 pounds with Turpin at 10000 pounds as the bout sells out a 18000 seat indoor arena. A return match in New York in September is possible if Robinson loses due to a potential foul outcome.
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London
Sugar Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
Leamington
England
Turpin
Robinson
New York
Pro-Am at South Course marks dedication of Recreation Park
A formal dedication for Recreation Park South Course opens with the first Pro Am in a nine hole layout. The inhole event features top Southern California pros and notable amateurs from Lang reach courses, with pairings and matchups listed for the afternoon rounds.
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Recreation Park South
Southern California
Langseach
Tadusk Brester
Frew Ki
Martarihy
Tey Bil BE
Braddad
Om Hickman
Ly Chilsiensen
Ike Tong
Wlr
Mrent
Joe Roninwum
FB. Gasyer
Ruin
Juni Storey
Oda Walker Wiy
John’ Mac Masters
Crate
Ike Anam
Dim. Hamma
Aaneliard
la McGmieton
J. Kits
Miteson
Wat
Venienter
Qi Yankees
A. Redman
Ted soGieaiee
Be Sterswoud
R. Sherrod
But Gunnell
Jinnaret
Ted Dae
Junwargerty
Med Mitts
ST SonCries
Dyin Seiten
Aerisuiquer
Xerrey
Ase
Alii Tiinsinnsen
Jonh Isning
AD Patewan
Cook Hunter Tie in Virginia Golf
Cook and Hunter tied for first at Virginia Country Club in the weekly Saturday Sweepstakes with 69. Debating second place were De Courres, Slosson, Clock, Sellery, Rochester, Foto, and Menig with varying scores. Blind bogey honors went to Cassaday Mullarky T, Smith, Siefouth, Wale, and Sryanl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cook
T. K. Hunter
Tod
Virginia, Country Club
Chuck de Courres
D. M. Slosson
Jet
Bob Sellery
Jeorge Rochester
J. M. Foto
C. D. Menig
Val Cassaday
Joe Mullarky
Tr T
B. Smith
Dwight Siefouth
Bryan Wale
Bill Sryanl
Rogers and Hays Sign Chicago Bear Pact
Rogers from Arkansas and Hays from Toledo signed with the Chicago Bears for 1931. Rogers is noted as a standout halfback and former Razorbacks ball carrier while Hays is described as a versatile defensive back and receiver, praised by Bob Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilagu, Sry
Buddy Rogers
The
Unieveraity
Arkansas
Jim Hays
Toledo G
Chicago Bears
Rogers
Razorbacks
Hay
Bob Snyder
Toledo
Hall of Fame Baseball Legends Highlight Major Leaguers
The Sportlight profiles baseball greats from the early era including Joseph B. Tinker, Honus Wagner, Ed Walsh, and Rube Waddell. It notes Tinker as part of a famed double play pair, Wagner as the all time great shortstop, Walsh as a long time Chicago ace, and Waddell for his strikeout feats and 200+ victories. It also mentions Harold J. Traynor as a top third baseman with a 320 lifetime average and Gy Young as the pitcher who won 300 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph B. Tinker
Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Feds
Harold J
Ple) Traynor
Pittsburgh NI
Pirates
George Edward
Rube) Waddell
Philadelphia
Honus Wagner
Western Carnegie
Honus
Hans
Flying Dutchman
Edward
Big Ed) Walsh
Chicago
Boston
Boston NL
George Wright
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Bostons
Denton T
Gy) Young
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Whitefish
Mont
Whitefish Lake
F. B. Sundelius
Kalispell
L. E. Scott
Louis Livatt
State Fish and Game Department
Automobile Club of
Southern
Walker River
Lundy
Blue
Oneida
Gui
Silver
Grant
Bishop Creek
Baker Lake
Baker Creek
Walt
Ue S Nations Forest Headquarters
Cpt
Noarsarge
Taboose
Sawmill
Hishon
Pinte
Pine Creek
Mono
Duck Pass
Sebring
Charles B. Hays
Kelamazoo
Mich
Edgewater Golf Club
Mackinac
Yank
Geary
Boulevard Elks
By Ben Zinser
Norm Carlson
Carl Edmond
Burford
Jerry To Green
Ieader If Sodtagd
Hetting
Ith
IA Globemaster
Chuck
North Long Beach
Pete Remmel
F. Atkins
Steven
Sooers Shell
Service
Dutch Boy Paints
Zellflower Eales
Sieven
Dutch Boy Pajinte
Willowick
Willowiex
Orange County Coast Golf Association
Frankierause
Taque Uo Golf
Ranger
Gene Combs
Missouri
Bill Huggins
Twandger
Jim Ferrie
Joe Robinson
Seattle
Wash
John Crock
Ayrwood Clark
Bop Hed
Jim
By Tom Burdick
Southwest Loop
San Diego Sailors
Stephens
RBI
Nancy Chaffee
Bucs
Sugar Ray
Cook
Hunter
Hays
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