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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1951

Page

11

Fort Ord Nine Tops Camp Roberts in One-Run Fortunes

Fort Ord loaded with stars Harry Minor and Bill Wilson forged two one run wins over Camp Roberts on July 14 and 15. Crandall and Baxes contributed in the battles while Williams pitched for Camp Roberts. Major stats show Minor .406 Wilson .415 Crandall .370 and Baxes .450 as the Fort Ord squad dominates service pitching.

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Aragon Victor but Loses Much Face in Los Angeles Fight

State lightweight champion Art Aragon retained his national rating with a 10 round split decision over Johnny Gonsalves at Olympic Auditorium. Aragon fought hard but his punches rarely found the range as Gonsalves boxed deftly and clinched in the later rounds. Aragon led on one card by six, but two judges favored Gonsalves and the crowd saw an empty victory for the golden boy.

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Seeded Netters Gain in Western

SOUTH BEND Ind July 25 All top seeded players remain in contention as the western junior and boys tennis tournament reaches the fourth round of singles and third round of doubles at the University of Notre Dame courts. Top seed Bob Perry of Los Angeles defeated Bernie Leightheiser of Wyomissing Pa in yesterday's third round 640. His today’s foe is Al Kuhn of Aston Ill who yesterday beat John Lesch of Francisco 263. 63. Jon Douglas of Santa Monica Calif ranked No 1 in the boys division was paired with John Janey who defeated him yesterday. DeJay eliminated Doug Feagarden of Dayton Ohio 6160 while Ahern started slow but finished last against Robert Holzman of Wyoming Ohio 4661 62.

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Newman Honored by Helms Foundation for Whittier coach

Wallace D. Newman longtime Whittier College football coach will receive an engraved silver pitcher from the Helms Athletic Foundation at on campus ceremonies Friday night. Newman coached the Poachers for 22 years and is retiring from Whittier after a lengthy career.

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Three-Way AL Title Chase With Chisox Slipping Fast

A torrid four way race narrows to a three way battle as the Chicago White Sox stumble with their fifth straight loss to Boston. Meanwhile the Yankees beat Cleveland, Boston closes gap, and homestanding Red Sox retain a slim lead in the standings. Key games feature Joe Dobson facing Ray Scarborough and Leo Kiely’s rookie start for Boston, while Vic Raschi and Johnny Mize surge for New York.

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Crack Field Sets For Annual AAU Swimming Test

DETROIT July 25 The largest and classiest field of swimmers and divers since the 1948 Olympic trials gathers for the 1951 AAU outdoor championships. An 18 year old Hawaiian Ford Konno challenges defending champion John Marshall in three freestyle events from 400 to 1500 meters. coaches predict Konno may beat Marshall and become the world’s greatest swimmer. The 1500 heats open tonight with a three night meet to follow including top rivals Hironshin Furuhashi not entered.

Detroit United States U. S Helsinki Ford Kanno John Marshall Kanno Marshall Bob Kiputh Yale Konno Hironshin Furuhashi Furuhashi

Sport Carnival Here Next Week

All city sports carnival expected to attract over 1000 Long Beach boys aged 7 to 22 at Wilson High next Wednesday. Sponsored by Long Beach city schools the Recreation Commission and the Junior Chamber of Commerce youth activities committee. 71 events with up to five age groups competing for more than 200 awards.

Long Beach Willson High Long Beach City Schools The Recreation Commission Junior Chamber of Com

Toledo Stars Admit Bribery in Cage Fix Scandal

New York July 25 UP reports three Toledo University stars admitted taking 1750 to fix a December 14 game against Niagara, while turning down bribes for Michigan Illinois and Denver. DA Hogan said no charges due to Ohio law limits and noted the trio cooperated.

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Heath seeks berth held by Browns' Graham at training camp

Stan Heath, All-American quarterback, announces a bid for the Cleveland Browns starting job held by Otto Graham. Heath, former Nevada star, reports to training camp in Bowling Green, Ohio, after stints with the Green Bay Packers and in Canada. He says he will try hard but does not expect to beat out Graham, stressing his serious commitment and experience.

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Dodgers Rally to Retain Lead in 10 Innings

The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 in ten innings to keep their National League lead. Gil Hodges tied the game in the eighth with his 28th homer, then Roy Campanella hit a three-run shot in the 10th as Brooklyn pulled away. The Cubs fall while the Dodgers and Giants hold top spots as Sal Maglie hurled a four-hitter for the Giants in a 4-3 win over Cincinnati.

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Markson Pleased With Louis Zip Ahead of Bout

Boxing promoter Harry Markson said Joe Louis could fight the Walcott Charles winner if he defeats Cesar Brion, as Louis began gym drills for the August 1 bout with Brian in San Francisco. He noted Louis, who stopped Lee Savold last month, is as good as the 1941 version. Louis sparred five rounds against two opponents, with observers calling him machine like a decade ago.

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