White Sox reclaim AL lead with relief aided win over Red Sox
Chicago beat Boston 10-7 to reclaim first in the American League as relievers held the line after Marty Manor called on Fornieles, Consuegra, and Morrie Martin. Walt Dropo fueled the offense with a two run double and a two run single while Cleveland and Brooklyn also posted wins in chaotic early season standings.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Marty Manor
Seldora
Sox
Marty
Chicago
Boston
New York Yankees
Yanks
Tansty
A's
Martin
Fornieles
Jacek Harshman
Red Sox
Consuegra
Marsion
Walt Dropo
Troit
Washington
Baltimore
Jim Wilson
Brooklyn
al Smith
Mil- Beague
the Bee
Mwaukee
New York
Giants
Hank Foiles
Herbsby del Crantall
Cincinnati
Roger Craig
Ed Roe Gage
St. Louis
Gene Conley
Detroit
Brooklyn Packer
Senators
Bill
Ray Boone
Carl Furillo
Jarvey Kuenn
Os Sanevee
Gail Harris
Cardinals
Vic Raschi
Tom Jmes
Tal
Gorman
Raschi
Fifti
Brodklyr
Milwaukee
Marv
Joe Méters
Red Schonen-Grissom
Joe Black Astroth
Enos Slaughter
Hart
Haddix
Bobby Morgan
Cubs
Ye x
Teverally
Elroy
Face
Bucs
Peewee Reese
Paul Minner
Gene
Cleveland
Ebbets Field
Dodger Freese
Seattle
George Bamberger
Bill Glynn
Roger
Vern Stephens
Bowman
Gat McLish
Hollywood
Wes
Righietti
Ole Smith
San Diego
Los Angeles
Hy Chen
Facres Inj
Rainers
HAWKS
Sten White
Lade Cleo
Goyette
Ted Tabsk
Bill Hujl
Red Messrs
Lucky Hamiston
White
Hull
Zimmerman
Pearson
Lasers
Peniies
Poppy Silvas
Carisgaard
From Trojan to Tiger the Far East baseball tour
USC coach writes from abroad about leading a Trojan baseball squad on a morale boosting Far East tour with military hosts. He notes players signed by major league clubs, the impact on college eligibility, and the tension between pro contracts and college degrees. He reflects on scouts, recent Omaha finish, and upcoming uncertainties for several Trojan alumni.
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Trojan
Far East Military Command
Pacific
University of Southern California
Japan
Hollywood
Rod
Far East
CIBA
Ralph
Tiger
Barry Latman
White Sox
Waterloo
Lot Bally
Milwaukee
Wellsville
Caaifornia
Fon
Omaha
Trojans
Gerry Mason
Braves
Eroumont
Rim
al Silvera
Oudfielder
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Ralph Punsig
Detroit
Terre Monte
Forrest Twogood
Philadelphia
Duke Mottell
Dick Harris
Salt Lake City
Guell
Newsc
Ucla Brubahes
Ercal Southpays
Harris
Jim McAning
Latssan
I'robabes
Ny Trojan Ball Club
Bauer Sisters Lead Hot Springs Four Ball After Two Rounds
The $6,500 Hot Springs four ball golf event narrowed to a two team duel as nine two woman teams contested the second half of the 72 hole event at Rolling Cascades. Betty Jamezon and Lena Faulk led with 67 to sit at 18 under for 140. Fay Crocker and Marilyn Smith were one stroke back at 141 after a 67 Friday. Marlene Bauer Hagge and Alice Bauer, tied at 144, along with Beverly Hansen and Alickey Wright trailed by five strokes for the $1,450 prize. Louise Suggs and Betty Hicks stood further back.
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Hot Springs
Cascades
Betty Jamezon
Ty Lena Faulk
Fay Crocker
Marilyn Smith
Jameson-Faulk
Crocker-Smith
Sarasota
Fia
Marlene Baur
Alice Bauer Hagge
Long Beach
Calif
Beverly Hane
Indio
Alickey Wright
le Jolla
Unsigned Sports Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR sports calendar shows events with times like 4 30 and 2 30. Mentions wrestling and track venues and teams but most names and places are garbled. The readable bits indicate Alameda County venues and Oakland area teams, with several times and spectatorship references.
Sports on Radio-TV listings and matchups
The page lists various sport broadcasts and times across stations WIS, KRCA, KTLA and others. It mentions games featuring Los Angeles teams, Oakland and Detroit affiliates, with reference to senior events and boxing or wrestling card details, plus potential telecast notes and schedule notes for the day.
Strader trims 49ers to fifty after scrimmage
Moraga MEF coach Red Strader reduced the San Francisco 49ers to 50 players Friday by dropping Searcy Miles, former San Jose State halfback, with a long heavy scrimmage planned and more cuts anticipated. Oakland and Hollywood split a Pacific Coast League series at Gilmore Field as Al Gettel faced Bob Garber and Johnny Jorgensen and Jim Marionall homered in a 14 hit night for the Oaks.
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Moraga
Red Strader
San Franksco
Searcy Miles
San Jose State
Eeareroes
Nana
Milee
al Gettel
Bob Garber
Oakland
Tollywood
Gilmore Field
Oaks
Stars
Johnny Jorgensen
Jim Marisnall
Mixed Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Partial scoreboard from California and international leagues shows Fresno Visalia and Syracuse Toronto Buffalo Havana Montreal Rochester in recent games. Details are fragmentary with several teams and scores jumbled, including Denver 2 and Marshall 10 3 in Southern Association standings.
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California
Fresno Wi
Visalia
Joe
Stockton
Peatpored
Ave Ag
Syracuse A
Toronto
Buffalo
Havana
Montreal
Fiedmond
Columabus G
Rochester American Assntiledo
Denver
Southern Assn
Masheille
Seer Ocleses
Pieste
Seas
Texas Leacte North
Cee
Rome al Ant
Yankees Eye Red Monger In Hollywood Pitch Swap
Hollywood ace Red Monger may join the New York Yankees in a cash and players deal, with Yankees scout Fletcher Jones and Stars president Bob Cobb negotiating. Monger, 31, pitched for St Louis from 1944 to 1952 and is regarded as a top Pacific Coast League pitcher this season with a string of wins, a knuckleball, sharp curve, and slider.
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Hollywood
Red Monger
New York Yankees
Fletcher Jones
Bob Cobb
Stars
Blunger
Sroward
St. Louis Cardinals
Munger
Onley
Erally
Yankes
Ford and Bolt Lead In PGA Championship Round
Detroit AP reports Doug Ford built a seven hole cushion at halfway in the PGA Championship third round while Tom Bolt and Jack Fleck battled. Ford, 66, led with precise putting as Fleck and Bolt traded blows in a tense morning pairing attracting over 2,000 spectators on a humid day.
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Detroit
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
Wally Ulrich
Rochester
Minn
Ford
Tommy Bolt
Jack Fleck
Bolt
Con Ford
Quereil
Sammy Snead
Fleck
Fred Hawkins
Ed Fareel
Adana
Maine
Golf matchups feature past Open champions and pros
Siren Charter and an array of veterans clash as 39 year old Mike Pavella of Washington, PA, chases a 3 up win. Lew Steretiany edges Johnny Palmer, Shelley May, and others as former champions Harmon and Middlecoff face strong foes. Detractions include Burkero, Sarazen, and Ghezzl eliminated as play moves to Jiarkert’s course.
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Biw Oy Lee Terres
Pete Cary Middleroff
Mike Pavella
Washington
Lew Steretiany
Johnny Palmer
Jackie Burker
Marty
Furgol
Claude Harmon
Shelley
Don _ Farr
Casey
Dineholve
Wally Burkero
bin] Nary
Palmer
Chick Harbert
Jiarkert
Burkemy
Gene Sarazen
Vie Ghezzl
Motorcycle Results and Baseball Noted in Fractured Text
Fragmented report lists race names and times with scattered names such as Walker and Braaney alongside baseball notes. It mentions a 3-1 game where Philadelphia ends Felpin’s streak and a 10-7 victory by Chicago over Boston with Brane White Sox details.
Sugar Ray Robinson battles Rocky Castellani in 10 round win
Sugar Ray Robinson, 240 fights deep and in top form, outboxed top contender Rocky Castellani for a 10 round decision at the Cow Palace. Robinson, a 2 1 underdog, won 56 54 on two judges and 87 53 from AP, signaling a possible shot at Bob Olson if terms and price align. Castellani was down twice, Robinson rose after a knockdown and maintained the attack throughout the bout.
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San Francisco
Sugar Ray Robinson
Cow Palace
Rocky Castellani
Robinson
Jack Downey
Frank Carler
Jack Silver
Castellani
Associated Press
Boba) Olson
Sid Flaherty
Castelani
Bin
Rocky
Rams Hold Test Tonight with Youth Focus
Rams hold a scrimmage at University of Redlands tonight with about 3,000 fans expected. Sid Gillman trimmed rookie roster to 20 of 34 and has 31 veterans in camp. 33 jobs remain, emphasizing youth. Long Beach Nitehawks beat Pedro 1-0 in 34 innings as Ted Cartsgaard breaks finger and is out a month.
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George Pearson
San Pedro
Leroy
Zimmerman
Long Beach Nitehawks
Pedro
Hawks
All-America
Ted Cartsgaard
Frantic West Coast Baseball Scores Across Friday Lineup
Fractured box score chatter shows San Francisco losing to Los Angeles while Sacramento slips past Portland. Oakland and Hollywood pull hot results as San Diego and Seattle split the slate amid national league action and late night standings fluctuation.
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Falifig
Coasf
Jun Diesa
Hallywood
Portland
Los Angeles
Janecisco
Sacramento
Oakland
Francisco
Los Angules
Bente
San Deas Q
W. Partisg
Datland
Iroliswood
Tre San Diego
Berrigan Kretion
Los Angels
Gallen
San Francisco
Qoorden
Aerate
Gette
Hollywood
Gilmore
Holywood
San Francisog
San Deno
Seattle
American Teague
Cleveland
Sae Berbect
eRimore
Palsea Viva
Garela eAetty
Os Nantae
Detroit
Aman
Shea
Fied
Gary
Bean Geet Rimaay Wastluston
Dorsett
New York
Kansas
Boston
Chicana
Baltimore
Wrestling Results at TASAT Detonation
A jumbled wresting card lists the Jego brothers defeating Nr X. Other bouts mention Waris Nockwintie and Gwuh Retiner with unclear outcomes. Native Boy Bits and Donny Meshaln appear in misread entries alongside Fox and Jazkaan in a chaotic regional event summary.
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Tasat
Jego Brothers
Waris
Nts
Orkit Fox
Ouyan Parr
Bits
Haniopp
Donny Meshaln
Scott
Ray
Bissa
Auto Accident Claims Famed Bowler Serpico
Philadelphia bowler Frank Serpico 60 top star was killed when his car hit a trolley at a downtown intersection. He was thrown more than 40 feet, pronounced dead at Hahnemann Hospital. Serpico, a two time national champion and former boxing rider from Brooklyn, had a storied, record setting career.
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Philadelphia
Vpi
Frankt
Serpico
Hahnemann Hospital
RE Witnesess
Treat J Vla Wene
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Chisox
A. L. Lead
Marton
Misc
Isles
Sandy Consuegra
Morrie Martin
Press Telegram
Dey Beach
Calby Sung
Wis Corma
Dick Zelims
Eod Dedeaux
University of Southern Califurria
Bauer Sisters
TexGuTensing
Lalgeoed
Lenton Stanum
Test
Dart
Cordena Stadum
Sinday
Racans Stedines
Anebat
Gilmore Fiaid
Oakland Fs
Fancoes
Sports On Radio-Tv
Hanes
Manmnuis
KRCA
KTLA
Wolverine
Lansing
Mich
Eldin Briggs
Briggs
Tee
Chuck Stevens
New York Giants
Lombardi
Frontiers Aukle
Tin-Killings
Bill Bradford
Leo Pighetti
Saccamier
Jim Moore
Bud Daley
Soton
al Heist
al Bright
Frankie Austin
Don Eggert
Yankees
Siren
Ill Square
Fides Leet
Ssn
Ml Cotura
Don Laevies
Aetan Acme Jira ‘Bunter
Raches
Anus Walker
Init Drondy Itneh
Besnay
Mea Caine
Bud Gaires
Fiinl
George Braaney
Ant Friday
Ilaney Waddly
Cardinal
Phila‘Felpnin
Geliverey
Dennis
Olson
Rams
Nitehawks
Longden
Rogelio Trejos
Johnny Longden
George Taniguchi
Trejos
Taniguchi
Hollywood Park
John Observers
Amblingorix
Sam Pedra
Tabak
Coste Jo
Bmenins
Tolga
San Tedro
Dee
Tumistan
Si Lememan
Suna Gorells
Si BE
Ermaan
Pearson o—Wales
Meairs
Brogition Ssa
Miwaukee
Rew
York
Engindel Pola
Ag Shores Sa Reenrnnemerann de Lauls
Fat
Aoldmacs
Revere
Pittaburgh de Brooklyn
Mibeuiee Ig
Anelmoail
Fae Ees
St. Loui
Putsgureh
Amen
Amitwaukes
Bracklyn—subh
Syouner
Wuahait
Hagen
Emule
Phiiacelatte
Selrenrat
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