Navy swimmers Patterson and Harrison seek 1956 Olympic berth
Frank Kirkland profiles Reid Patterson and Jerry Harrison training at Long Beach Naval Station for the Detroit Olympic tryouts August 7-20. Patterson, 6-11, 198 pounds, has posted top times in 100-meter freestyle, ranking among the world’s fastest. Harrison, former Ohio State diver, won NCAA and AAU titles and hopes to make the U.S. team. Both compete in the 11th Naval District championships July 10-12 at El Toro and AAU and Navy events through July before Oceans.
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All Star Averages Shows Selected Players' Batting and Pitching
Washington reports complete batting and pitching records of players chosen for Tuesday's Major League All-Star game. Channels 4 and 9 will televise the event starting at half past eight. Radio Station KAP will carry the contest at the same time.
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Sunday Stars Pitehlue Rise in Dodgers Victory
Sunday stars highlight a four-hit performance by Don Newcombe as the Dodgers beat Wondo 8-8 in a remarkable game. Pitehlue and He Betate also contributed, with two-hit efforts from Sven and others, shaping a quirky yet competitive baseball day.
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Mantle to start in AL All Star Game at Griffith Stadium
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees will start in center field for the American League against the National League in Tuesday's All Star Game. Billy Pierce will start for the AL with Bob Friend of Pittsburgh slated for the NL. Mantle's status and the starters were announced at a joint AL NL news conference.
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Twinks Top Lakers? Angels Slip From PCL Lead
Los Angeles Angels woke as the top team in the Pacific Coast League only to fall to second in Los Angeles County after Hollywood Stars beat them 3-2 and 4-0 in a doubleheader at Wrigley Field. Seattle defeated Portland 9-2 and 3-2.
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Meadowlark Star Begins Publin Bid in San Francisco
Meadowlark Star begins Publin bid with Craig Olson of Meadowlark carrying the Long Beach banner into the National Fablins tour nament opening in San Francisco. Olson shot 73-72-145 to qualify. Other notables include Gene Andrews defending LA and Sam Kody of Detroit. Intercity rivalry notes and regional baseball box scores appear amid scattered golf context.
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Meadowlark
Long Beach
San Francisco
Mike Ferentz
Ted Richards
Gene Andrews
Los Angeles
Sam Kody
Detroit
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Brookside Park
Pasadena
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White Sox acquire right hander from Vancouver club
Chicago White Sox purchase right handed pitcher Jim from Vancouver. The deal sends Howie Pollet to waivers for unconditional release while the team also discusses joining Boston Thursday. The player previously starred in the Pacific Coast League and won a recent title in a playoff series.
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Sanders
White Sox
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Howie Pollet
Oda Wins South Course Championship in Rally
Oda rallied from three down after nine holes to defeat Steve Lane 1 up for the Recreator Park South Course title. He also beat L. Christenson Harry Dooley and Doug Joiner in the title quest, with other results listing unclear fragments from the event.
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Troy Will Fight for Review of Penalties-Fagg
USC President Fred D. Fagger said the university would contest the PCC penalties of 62000 dollars fine and 42 players ruled ineligible for a year. He vowed a hard fight for review and urged revision of the PCC code to clear the matter before fall football.
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Fred D. Fagger
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Pat Completes AAU Title Sweep in Tyler Texas
Pat completes key victory sweep at AAU meet in Tyler Texas, dominating events and sealing multiple titles in women’s swimming. Strong field, rapid times underscore Pat’s versatility and sprint prowess across free and fly disciplines.
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Tyler
Texas
Fire card lineup and AAU swimming results
iWeek highlights New York and other cities with boxing and wrestling cards led by Mish's Willeroy and Jerry Lucdee. Olympics trials in Detroit loom after Mrs McCormick wins three events at AAU national meet in Detroit qualifying and Houston dives. She defends the 3 and 10 meter titles with Gail Benton chasing in Houston.
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42 Gridders Lose Year and USC Fined in PCC Probe
In a sweeping penalties report, the Pacific Coast Conference docked the University of Southern California from the Rose Bowl for two years and declared 42 USC players ineligible for a year each. California faced a $25,000 fine and probation. UCLA and Washington also faced multi year bans and fines. The action followed illegal aid findings and loan-like payments to athletes uncovered after UCLA’s disclosure.
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Albacore Tourney Ends With Payoff Lead
The two day inter-club albacore event concluded with Dr. Ik Hoover of Long Beach guiding Elton Halsett’s Payoff to the top score. Hoover posted a 10 albacore limit Saturday, Hershorn also capped, Hallett eight, as nine clubs competed with six teams each. Payoff earned a special palm bonus for early Saturday wins. total albacore landed by all crews ranged 300 to 400. Hallett, Hoover, and Hershorn fished near the 43-Fathom Bank, about 50 miles west of San Diego. Sunday totals were light, but Saturday feats secured the victory.
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Ziske Posts Narrow Win at Syracuse Open
Joyce Ziske of Waterford Wisconsin held off jitters and two seasoned rivals to win the Syracuse Women's Open by one stroke. Her 54 hole total was 221 as Louise Suggs of Atlanta and Betty Jameson of San Antonio tied for second with 222.
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Angel vs Portland on KMPC TV and radio schedule
Television and radio hockey schedule lists Angel versus Portland at 1 30 p m on KMPC with telecast noted from Wreailin and OOF 113 Roger KELA and Sam among announcers and affiliates.
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