Sierra Nevada Fishing Report and Exciting Acapulco Sailfish Rodeo
Anglers report heavy July crowds, choppy lakes, and top catches across June Gull Silver Grant Lakes. Dick Armour notes good salmon eggs and trolling at Silver, Rush Creek bait and mosquito flies, and 10 inch Eastern Brookies near Tioga. Bulletin adds Topaz Lake wins, Crowley algae issues, and Desolation goldens. The Acapulco rodeo crowns Vincente Domínguez with an 11 foot sailfish weighing 111 pounds.
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Sierra Nevada
Dick Armour
Fern Creek Camp
Gull Lakes
Rush Creek
Grant Lake
Tioga Pass
Armour
Inyo-Mono Association
Bishop
Topaz Lake
Tahoe
3. C. Davenport
San Diego
Twin Lakes
Owens River
Crowley Lake
Crowley
Hot Creek
Mammoth Lakes
Desolation Lake
Pinte Pass
South Fork
Marie, Louise
Chocolate
Bull Lakes
Margaret Lake
Baker Creek
Baker Lake
Cliff Turner
Eskridge
Kan
Long Beach
Phil W. Smith
Paul
Cerritos Ave
Jess Grundy
Fifth St
Roy S. Grundy
Silverade Canyon
Ensenada
Acapulco
Mexico
Vincente Dominic's
Carnera Heads Aud. Mat Card Thursday
Primo Carnera headlines a Thursday wrestling card at the Auditorium with a one hour best two of three falls match against Atlas. The event also features Mr Moto versus Gino Garibaldi and Bobby Becker facing Jim Mitchell in a fast exhibition. Maj. Sam Menacher opens, assisted by Cry Baby Bob Corhy.
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Primo
Jimmy Landos
Recca
Atlas
David and
Goliath
Mighty Atom
Mr. Moto
Gino Garibaldi
Bobby Becker
National Junior Golf Opens Wednesday at Denver Club
Denver July 15 The National Junior Championship opens Wednesday at the Denver Country Club with 128 competitors. The event features top youth players including Mason Rudolph of Louisville and Gay Brewer, last year’s winner who cannot defend due to age limit.
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Denver
Denver Country Club
Gay Brewer
Lexington
Washington, D. C
Mason Rudolph
Louisville
Italians Defeat Danes in Davis Cup Doubles
In Copenhagen on July 15 the Italian team won the doubles over Denmark in the European zone Davis Cup semi finals, cutting the Danish margin to 2-1. Final singles matches are set for tomorrow.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Snead Ferrier take lead in Iverness best ball matches
Sammy Snead and Jim Ferrier, former PGA champions, surged to the front in the $15,000 Iverness best ball with two victories to post a plus nine, three ahead of the field. A protested hole on the second cost Harbert and Hamilton a hole as Ferrier allegedly improved a putt.
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Toledo
Ohio
Sammy Snead
Jim Ferrier
Iverness
Chick Harbert
Bob Hamilton
Harbert
Miton
Snead
Hamilton
Ferrier
Henry Ransom
Skip Alexander
Clayton Heafner
Johnny Palmer
Fred Haas
Fred Hawkies
Lioyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecott
Tonnny Palmer
Harenet Easey
Snead-Ferrier
Harrison-Oliver
Palmer
Ransom
Haag Eenkin
Hareern Ton Ve
iastner-Palmar
Ann Barclay Wins Swim In Santa Monica Rough Water
Ann Barclay of Long Beach won the senior women's division of the 1500 meter Santa Monica Rough Water Swim for the second straight year, edging Mae McCuddin of Huntington Beach and Bernie Maverick of L A C. Defending champ Jack Spargo of El Segundo won the senior men’s division.
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Ann Barclay
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Mae McCuddin
Huntington Beach
Bernie Maverick
Jack Spargo
el Segundo
Rob Hughes
Monterey Park
Bob Kuner
Antoinette Shaber
Mary Lynn Daggert
Kay
Tad Devine
Harvard Swim Club
Buddy Gene Belche
Jim Fulton
Blum to Enroll at Kansas State
Frank Blum of Joliet Illinois, a star prep school basketball player, will enroll at Kansas State College this fall. Coach Jack Gardner confirmed the report after visiting Blum in Joliet last week. Blum was high scorer in his Illinois conference last year on a fast team.
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Manhattan
Kan
Frank Blum
Joliet
Kansas State College
Jack Gardner
K-State
Blum
Ilinois
Gardner
Jotlet
Rams and Redskins open 1950 training camps tomorrow
Football fans will see the Los Angeles Rams at Redlands University and the Washington Redskins at Occidental College as both teams start two a day practices. Rams coach Joe Stydahar aims for a 48 man squad highlighted by Waterfield Huffman and a wave of 25 rookies. Redskins rely on Sam Baugh Gilmer and add Bill Dudley via trade as they prepare for an August 16 Coliseum warm up and 12 regular season games.
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Iskins
Rams
Redlands University
Redskins
Occidental College
Joe Stydahar
Redlands
GH Bouley
Bob Waterfield
Dick Huffman
Stydahar
Philadelphia Eagles
Glenn Davis
Army
Bob Reinhard
Ralph Pasquerella
Villanova
Stan West
Oklahoma
Icly
Gilmore Stadium
Studehar
Chicago Bears
Coliseum
Occidental
Eagle Rock
Merman Ball
Sam Baugh
Harry Gilmer
Detroit Lions
Bill Dudley
Washington
Dudley
Virginia
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Fred
Nauastz
Berton College
Don Paul
Cte
Dive Stephenson
Avert
Lakewood Cougars top National League in Kid Baseball Action
Lakewood posted its sixth straight win with a 10-1 victory over Belmont Shore as three American League squads sit atop the standings. Reynolds Raiders and Proctor's Sporting Goods also remain at the head of the American league in yesterday's Kid Baseball Association scores.
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Lakewood Cougars
Lakewood
Belmont Shore
Reynolds Raiders
Proctor's Sporting Goods
Bellflower Imps
Wort Lakewood
Bigitoger
Panthers
Downtown
Belmont
Bore
Nep Reynolds
Anaheim’ Haiders O
Truman Boyd Frei Fire Dept
Fireballs
Club
Weaver's Beavers
Bellflower Impa
Houghton Park
North
Don Be
Beach
Liona
Bove Fa
Hanes Raiders
Reynolde
Hk Aye
Lanewooa
Emme
Protons
Weaver's Beavern
Mt Baturdey
Fim
Anaheim
Raytern i
Beach Boyr Club
Bowntowsi Boya Club
Biharts
Dent
Fireball
Enmelberg
Belmont Annis
Brown
Spring Lake Tennis Finals Set After Semifinals
Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables Florida beat Dick Savitt of Orange New Jersey 6 4 6 3 6 4 in a sharp duel while Art Larsen of San Leandro California outlasted Moylan of Trenton New Jersey 7 5 3 4 6 3 to reach the final at Spring Lake N J They will meet for the title tomorrow afternoon in the 42nd annual tournament Also semifinals in doubles saw Shields New York and Savitt defeat Martin Glen Head New York and Kerdasha New York 7 5 6 4 while Larsen Moylan beat Beisser San Francisco and Vincent Miami 6 4 4 6 7 5
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Spring Lake
N. J
Gardnar Mulloy
Art Larsen
Dick Savitt
Eddie Moylan
Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Savitt
Orange
Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Moylan
Trenton
Frank
Shields
New York
Alastair Martin
Glen Head
Robert Kerdasha
Arnold Beisser
San Francisco
Tony Vincent
Miami
Lockman to Rejoin Giant Nine Today
Pittsburgh July 15 Whitey Lockman Giant left fielder, after appendectomy on June 29, will rejoin the club in Cincinnati. Manager Leo Durocher says Lockman is fit for hitting duty, noting the Giants lost 19 of 25 games during his absence.
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Orlo Robertson
Pan Elphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie
Plytsburgh
Whitey Lockman
New York Giant
Cincinnati
Leo Durocher
Lockman
Giants
Bud Daley Hurls for Rocket Nine
Bud Daley, former Wilson High star, will start for the Long Beach Rockets against the San Pedro J. A. Slavs at Recreation Park. He replaces Eddie Green, with Kenny Sullivan or Bob Henderson catching. Expected Rocket players include Clive Luckenbill, Red Meaks, Eddie Powers, Tom Rieger, Jim Lowman, Ted Herder and Don Brammer. Dedeaux's Southern California Trojans loom for a next Sunday showdown.
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Bee Daley
Wilson High
Long Beach Rockets
J. A. Slavs
San Pedro
Recreation Park
Son
California Bears
Daley
Henderson
Rocket
Clive Luckenbill
Red Meaks
Eddie Powers
Tom Rieger
Jim Lowman
Ted Herder
Don Brammer
Rockets
Rod Dedeaux
Southern California
Trojans
Recreation ‘Park
Trojan
Anniston Surrenders Class C Franchise
Anniston Alabama surrenders its franchise in the Class C Southeastern League at midnight. League President Stephenson said the league will operate the club until further arrangements. Joe King ITI, president of Anniston Fans Inc, blamed financial difficulties with attendance averaging about 500 versus the 1100 needed to break even.
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Montgomery
Ala
Anniston
Stuart xX. Stephenson
Joe King Iti
Anjniston Fans, Inc
Local Players Aid League Leaders in Kitty League Race
Mayfield Clothiers pulled ahead in the Kitty League after a 15-4 win over the Union City Greyhounds. Long Beach trio helped, with Joe Duhem earning the win in his first Clothiers start, Jerry Gardner collecting four hits and three RBIs, and Neil Huff making a spectacular running catch in center field.
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Mayfield
Clothiers
Long Beach
Union City Greyhounds
Fulton
Cairo Dodgers
Joe Duhem
Poly High School
Duhem
Greyhounds
Jerry Gardner
Neil Huff
Union City
Nancy Chaffee Wins Midland Counties Title Abroad
Nancy Chaffee of Ventura California defeated Rita Anderson of Hollywood to win the Midland Counties women singles championship in Birmingham England 6-0 6-2. Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt captured the men’s title with a 4 2 6 2 victory over K H Ip of Malaya.
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Birmingham
Eng
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Calif
Midland Counties
Rita Anderson
Hollywood
Jaroslav Drobny
Egypt
K. H. Ip
Malaya
Hawks Point for Top Spot in National Niteball League
Rejuvenated Long Beach Nite Hawks riding a five game win streak host Santa Ana at Park Ave Field in a pivotal National Niteball League clash. A Hawks win tightens race for first. Santa Ana win could shift the standings. Also on Tuesday North Long Beach-Whit tier, Fullerton-Orange at Colts’ diamond, and Friday intracity Hawks vs Lions.
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Long Beach
North
Santa Ana
Long Beach Santa Ana
Huntington Beach
Rodgers
Oller
Stars
Hawke
Jack Randall
Nite Hawks
Bill Davis
Santana
Virgil Jones
Pride
North Long Beach
Whittler
Lions
Whitter
Andingr
Bante Ant
Sh Bullerton
Bante Anave
Tank Beach
Atk Axa
Field
North Lang Fearh Et Whittier Fullerton
Orange
Seriany Nm . I. Beach Ys
Norn Long Breach St . Fils
Arainitier
Fullerton
Orange Acores
Tuertne Piaht
North Lang
Orange Yi Bante
G. Buller
Jane Bench
Banta Ae Bi
Seixas Reaches Swiss Finals In Lausanne Tennis
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia defeats Irvin Dorfman of New York 6 2 6 2 to reach the final round of the Swiss International. He faces Eric Sturgess of South Africa for the title. Louise Brough meets Kay Tuckey for the women's crown after advancing in singles and doubles.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Irvin Dorfman
New York
Seixas
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Sturgess
Felleissimo Ampon
Philippines
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
iCalif
Kay Tuckey
England
Miss Brough
Annelise Rossi
Italy
Miss Tuckey
Betty Rosenquest
South Orange
N. J
Thelma
Australia
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Calif
Miss Rosenquest
Wantha Davis Out of Derby Match
Wantha Davis Weathered out of a six furlong east west match at Aqua Caliente with Joan Pratt stepping in for the Derby event. Pratt will ride E Olsen's King Bull while Joyce Goldschmidt of Baltimore pilots Test Passer for the Wren Fishburn Stables. Davis was sidelined by a doctor ordered rest after re injuring a shoulder in breezing a horse.
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Mex
Joan Pratt
Wantha Davis
Joyce Goldschmidt
Baltimore
Swede Crush Poles in Davis Cup Semifinals
BASTAD Sweden defeated Poland 3 0 to win the European zone Davis Cup semifinal with decisive singles wins. The victory came as Sweden secured two crucial singles results on July 15 strengthening their advance in the competition.
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Donnell Culpepper
Inyo-Mono District
Carnera
Primo Carnera
Mack
Ferrier Lead
Cates
James P. Clark
National Football League
Earle
Rey
Roy
Clark
Athetics
Millon
PHILS
Athletics
Phillies
Shibe Park
Eszlen
A’s
Kansas State
Handra
Pete Ives
Herbert Nell
Ives
Doc" Nell On
Pacific Coast Club
Rick Mershi
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redestaes
John Smith
Herman Bell
Giant Nine
Bud Daley
Rocket Nine
Sete
Eddie Green
Rocket Mound
Green
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Kenny Sullivan
Bob Hender
J. A
Slavs
Sob Vandlerzyl
Diane McKinney
Lakewood Courts
Vanderly
Chuck Tally
Players Aid
Hawks
Derby
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