Seals' Tommy Heath Drives San Francisco Revival
In a column by Chuck Stevens former San Francisco Seals player remarks that manager Tommy Heath deserves PCL manager of the year for building a winning Seals club. He praises Heath for unifying youth and veterans, shaping pitching staff, and energizing Seals Stadium attendance with a new, homegrown approach.
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Ted
Beerd
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Tommy Weath
Little Corporation
Seals Stadium
Speedstars
Tommy Heath Ins
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Sprats
Cleveland
Wally Westlake
Saramento
Ted Beard
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Bob Menerief
Tom Heath
Lefty O'Dout
Nini Toray
O'Doul
Arlington Classic attracts star runners at Hasty Road
Hasty road and Sea O Evin host the Arlington Classic field, led by CHICAGO entry Hasty House Faer who topped 13 rivals. With 19 possible, the 26th mile event offers a $161,300 purse and a low three year payout of $10. Other entrants include Allied West Coast star Ardson Crewell and Jet Action among others.
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Hasty House
Faer
Hasty Road
Sea O Evin
Allied
Aardson Crewell
Helioscope
Revolt
Redondo Ace Steals Show at Shrine-Tilt Practice
The South squad, prepping for the Shrine Tilt, features Redondo Dick who impressed in openers and end-arounds at Whittier College. Contestabile of Hawthorne wins starting QB job from Ernie Zampese, setting a new Inter scholastic TD passing mark for smaller schools.
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Redondo Glas Dick
Guloper Font
Jon Contestablic
Hawthorne
Ernie Zampese
Santa Barbara
SCIF
Contestabiie
Tash Snison
Contestabile
Wait Gorrell
Covina
Robs
Anaheim
Dean Philpott
Mid September Non-title Boxing Bout in Veterans Stadium
Davis momentum boosts as Boba Olson eyes a mid September non-title bout against Dick Minley promoted by Ernie Steffan. Olson's manager Sid Maherty says a date is set pending Olson’s other fights and a San Francisco bout plus Don Grant in July at Wilmington Bowl.
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Ernie Steffan
Olson
Sid Maherty
Straiper
Lowe Beach
Dick Minley
San
Frantisco
Finley
Don Grant
Willington Bowl
All Star Game Buzz And Managerial Jabs In Baseball Notes
In the post All Star break chatter Terry Moore, the new Phillies center fielder, draws praise from legends while Baltimore’s Jimmy Dykes warns of a rough season finish. Tack Shippard trips on a popup, Ralph Branes mutters about a curve, Stan Musial earns admiration, Pete Runnels boosts confidence, and Fred Haney quips about his Pirates’ woes and league-leading strikeouts, shutouts, and left-ons.
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Willie
Mays
Duke Snider
Enos Slaughter
Terry Moore
Phillies
Baltimore
Jimmy Dykes
Tack Shippard Ative
Ralph Branes
Detroit
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
Oriale
Duane Pillette
Musial
Moore Takes Philadelphia Reins After Doubleheader Defeats
Terry Moore, newly hired Phillies manager, faced a rough first night with two losses in Cincinnati. He pledged time to build the club, signaling a shift toward a more wide-open style, while general manager Roy Hamey said the change was to refresh the team.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Moore
Steve O'Neill
Phillies
High Command
O'Neill
Philadelphia
Roy Hamey
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
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P Ick
Cardinals
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Willie Jones
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Reds
Hawks Beat Anaheim Elks 1-0 In opener
Hawks win a 1-0 softball game at Park Ave diamond as Joe Rotgers hurls and Juang Beach Wile bats leading a sharp win. Les Haney directs Northerners defense with Ted Carlgaard on mound for the Hawks and Bavis delivers a game winning homer in the third inning.
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Rejected Eyes Hollywood Gold Cup Rematch
Rejected the King Randh trained mare returns to the track after a Christmas win in track record time. High Sead and By Zeus join the orange entry as top rivals in the 15th Hollywood Gold Cup at one mile and a quarter. Curragh Ming and Royal Serenade are also noted contenders as the field shapes up for a dramatic race.
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Undefined Sports Card Fragment Noted
Fragmentary notes show multiple events with unclear names and venues including San Frei and Wrigley Field. Details like dates, matchups, and prices are garbled, hindering full interpretation of the sports calendar item.
Only the Beginning Says Hamey on Phillies Shakeup
Philadelphia general manager Roy Hamey declares a full Phillies reboot after Steve ONeill is fired. He criticizes farm prospects except young pitchers and signals roster and executive changes to jolt lackluster drive and win attitude, hinting Terry Moore may show the team he means business.
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Philadelphia Philies
Philadelphia Inquirer
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The
Inquirer
Hamey
Phils
Terry) Moore
Dodgers suffer late collapse in Braves double defeat
Milwaukee Braves rally with two out in the ninth to beat the Dodgers 9-8 after a 2-0 loss in the opener. Dodgers hold no title. Yankees, Indians, and others win on a day of tight pennant races across the leagues.
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Seyfried Sparks Lakewood Jr Legion Win
Gordon Seyfried won his own baseball game for Lakewood Jr Legion by driving in the winning run with a five run single. Lakewood topped Hamtington Park 4-14, Lynwood defeated Mande maker Post 10-0, and Bellflower beat Wilmington 7-1.
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Lakewood Jr. Legion
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Bartenders Tournament crowns Bill Boots in Lakewood victory
Bill Boots fired a 70 to win the third annual Bartenders Tournament at Lakewood by eight strokes over William O Connell and Ray Hardin. Jack Powr was fourth at 79 as other local results and notes from Culver City and Long Beach events followed.
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Lakewood
William O'Connell
Ray Hardin
Jack Powr
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