Pro Football Teams Begin Drills Monday
Philadelphia July 15 AP three NFL teams open pre season practice Monday for the 31st season. Washington Redskins head to Occidental College Los Angeles for camp with 22 veterans and 7 rookies set to practice. Season opens Sept 11 with Eagles Browns in Philadelphia.
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Herman Ball
Nagy Doubles to Win Own Game in Seals Victory
In Los Angeles Cal McLish matched San Francisco pitcher Steve Nagy in a 3 to 1 Seals win. Nagy drove in a run with a tie breaking double and also earned the win. Box score and attendance provided. Riley Best named Wisconsin track and cross country coach.
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Los Angeles
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Cece Garriat
Angels
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Rube| Novotney
Roy Partee
Jack Tobin
Garriott
Gene Baker
Les Layton
Baker
Clarence
Brikops
Brinkopf
Madison
Wis
Riley Best
University of Wisconsin Today
Miche wins Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park
Argentine bred mare Miche ridden by Jackie Westrope dominates the mile and an eighth race in 1 49 earning 17 590 for owner Mrs John Payson Adams. Dharan Frankly On Trust run second to fourth as attention turns to next week’s American Handicap with Noor expected to renew upset chances. The program notes a Bath tub training method used by trainer Eddie Hayward. The day’s total mutuels reach 2 156 009.
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Inglewood
Gray
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Pharan
Ee Rockport
Content
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Wildle
John Payson Adams
Edenvale
San Jose
Colts Sign 10 Grid Players
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of 10 players bringing the 70 man roster total. Training camp opens Monday at Western Maryland College with 31 veterans. management aims to sign eight more before February 23. New signers include Ralph Ruthstrom Gene Malinowski and Bill Boller along with Ed Phelps Steve Charsky and others. Four rookies who signed earlier have reconsidered and will not report.
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Bill Boller
Kentucky University
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Beltsville
Steve Charsky
St. Bonaventure
Earl Scheub
West
Liberty
W. Va
Jim Wiliams
West Virginia University
Bob Todd
Louisville University
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Scranton University
Colts
Roy Brown Wins Virginia Golf Contest at Virginia Club
Roy Brown captured low net in the best nine Saturday sweepstakes at Virginia Country Club yesterday with 38 for a five and a half handicap for a 212 net. Wendell schooling was second with 37 4 33, and R A Waestman was third with 37 31 33s. Ed Davis Max Becker and Dr Fred Clarke were blind bogey winners with 3s.
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Rapp Singles to Rap Stars 4-3 in Oakland Miracle
Earl Rapp delivered the deciding single in the 12th inning as Oakland beat Hollywood 4 to 3 in Oakland. Artie Wilson scored the winning run after a sequence with Rapp and Lloyd Christopher, while Hollywood rallied with hits by Murray Franklin, Herb Gorman, and Clint Conatser to tie. Pitching and defense from both sides produced a tense late game, with box score details showing key at bats and defensive plays.
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Earl Rapp
Lee Anthony
Hollywood
Oak
Artie Wilson
Oakland
Artie Schallock
George Metkovich
Rapp
Lloyd Christopher
George Bamberger
Jim Baxes
Mike Sandlock
Eddie Sauer
Sehallock
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Herb Gorman
Clint Conatser
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Greek Song Wins Arlington Classic in Thrilling Finish
A chestnut owned by Wald T. Ross of Wilmington Del charged from ninth to win the Arlington Classic by a nose ahead of Alfred Vanderbilt's Red O Roses in a 25,275 race with Jockey Ovie Scurlock. Your Host finished third as crowd of 26,052 watched the mile and a quarter race. Greek Song earned 58,950 and now eyes the 3 year old title, after a Dwyer Stakes win.
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Tom Gray
Hasty House Farm
Lot O' Luck
Wissonsin Bay
Sam E. Wilson, Jr
Air Mail
Reverie Knoll Farm
Trabert Upsets Schroeder In Western Tennis Semifinal
NSIANAPOLIS July 15 Tony Trabert of Cincinnati defeated Ted Schroeder of California in a five set Western championships semifinal to reach the final against Herb Flam. Flam beat Billy Talbert 6 2 6 2 6 1 to advance, while Richards and Eby won the mixed doubles. Schroeder and Flam will play in the men’s doubles final.
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Billy Talbert
New York
George Richards
Los Angeles
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Houston
Texas
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New Orleans
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Miss Baker
Mela Ramirez
Mexico City
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Flamm
Talbert
Steelers Sign Long and Kwasek for 1950 Camp
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed Bill Long, a veteran end and former Oklahoma A&M star, and Chester Kwasek, a southpaw right halfback from Carlisio College. They placed Leo Nobile and Bob Hanlon on waivers as training camp begins in Cambridge Springs on July 30 with about 60 players expected.
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Penn State
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Loras College
Chicago Cardinals
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Cambridge Springs
John Michelosen
St Paul Golfers Report Two Unlucky Hole In Ones
St Paul golfers faced misfortune as two players briefly aced a hole only to have the score count as a par due to rules. H A Kindier struck into Midland Hills lake then holed a second shot with a six iron on the 14th to count as two on one. Harry Silverman achieved a similar near ace on Hillcrest ninth hole June 24.
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Loser Weeper Wins Butler Handicap After Disqualification
In New York at Jamaica Race Track the Loser Weeper was declared winner of the $50,000 added Butler Handicap after the $40,700 first prize was stripped from Mrs Evelyn Hopkins Three Rings for interference. Three Rings originally led early but finished first on the track, while Royal Governor and Piet followed. Erle Guerin rode Loser Weeper with Hedley Woodhouse accused of interference aboard Three Rings, and stewards reviewed film for 17 minutes before ruling. Final payouts listed: Loser Weeper 12.60 6.80 6.20. Royal Governor 10.80 7.20. Piet 6.50 to show.
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Loser Weeper
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Hedley Wood
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Guerin
Boyz
Australia Routs Canada In Davis Cup Per Montreal
Australia’s Davis Cup squad defeated Canada in Montreal on July 15 with Frank Sedgman and John Bromwich keying the win in the doubles and singles. Bromwich lost to Henri Rochon while George Robin fell to Sedgman in tight sets as Canada’s hopes dimmed. About 3000 spectators packed Mount Royal Tennis Club to witness the Australians display sharp teamwork, volleys, and net smashes.
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Larry Evans Wins Speed Chess Title at U S Open
Larry Evans of New York City won the national speed chess championship by defeating Arthur Bisguler of New York in the lightning finals at the U S Open tournament in Dethoit on July 15.
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Lazetich to Go on Table
Lazetich will undergo surgery to remove a stomach ulcer next Tuesday and miss training camp and all exhibition games with the Los Angeles Rams. He is not expected to return until the opening league game against the Chicago Bears in Los Angeles. A group of rookie hopefuls will vie for his spot during his absence.
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Ballack Beaten Se Oklahoma Tennis Tournament Finals
In the fifth annual Southern California public parks tennis tournament Clyde Hippenstuhl from San Bernardino advanced to the net finals by defeating Jack Ballack from Long Beach 6 4 11 13 6 4. Ben Press beat Myron McNamara 8 6 6 3. Jane Little of Long Beach faces Mary Arnald Prentiss of San Bernardino in tomorrow's women's final after Little beat Shirley Brockman 6 3 6 4 and Prentiss beat Jeri Shepard 6 0 6 2. In men's doubles Hippenstiel and Hippenstiel beat Fress and Collier 6 4 6 4. Merlin Miller and Jack Simpson beat Wynn Rogers and Dick Williams 6 4 6 4. Mixed doubles Miller and Arbogast beat Art and Dorothy Cheney 6 3 6 4. Prontias and C Hippenstiel beat Stan and Doris Clark 6 3 6 1.
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Glendale
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Dick Williams
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Santa Monica
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C. Hippenstiel
Stan
Doris Clark
Pasadena
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