Feller Backs Up Talk With Strong Return Start
Bobby Feller, hailed as back in the groove, dismissed wash-up talk after winning 14 games this season. He said he never worried during the three-year span labeled finished, noting he focused on control and hitters’ weaknesses. The Indians star, likely to reach 20 wins, maintained his work ethic with batting practice and calisthenics while preparing for a key series against the Yankees.
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Far West League Race Tightens After Wins
Redding drives a 12 to 9 victory over the Reno Silver Sox while Medford belts the visiting team 4 to 0 shrinking Redding’s lead to half a game. Klamath Falls rested as the action began with Medford and Reno battling for position.
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Doctor Has New Hobby Bullfighting Interest Found by Navy Doctor
A New York surgeon on active Navy duty in San Diego reveals plans to pursue bullfighting. Lt. (jg.) William H. Bloom organized a San Diego La Tauromaquia chapter with 25 members. He recently killed a bull in Mexicali and impressed Mexican spectators with cape work and banderillos, though both he and fans agree he has a long road to professional status.
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Walker Penalty Reaches Climax in Auto-ment
Dixie Walker, manager of the Atlanta Packers, faces a 90 day suspension after charges that he allowed Atlanta players to abuse umpire Paul Roy in Mobile on June 29. The case, ordered by Southern Association president Charles Hurth, heads to an open hearing in Washington, D C next Saturday. George M. Trautman, minor leagues chief, announced the hearing last night.
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MeadowNet Classic sees seeds fall in Third Round
In Southampton Meadow Club invites action moves into the third round with six of eight seeds remaining. Gardnar Mulloy faces 17 year old Whitney Reed as Hamilton Richardson and Jack Tuero also pull upsets. Upsets tumble Grigry over Schwartz and Catton defeats Cochell. Larsen wins late entry over Davis and Shields.
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Bogart to Be Installed as LBWBA President Sunday
Bertha Bogart will be installed as president of the Long Beach Woman's Bowling Association at Miller's Restaurant 2116 Danish Ave during the annual meeting. The breakfast begins 11 30 a m and the business session at 1 p m. Tickets cost 1 25. New officers include Jean Samaniego as vice president and Arlyne.
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Softball Scores Bi BH and Batter Emphasis On Week
A jumble of softball box scores, team names, and player mentions fills a page. Notable names include Ralph Randall White, and several battery pairs across multiple clubs. The piece lists scores, standings, and upcoming rec league items with references to local organizations and venues.
Westinghouse To Sponsor NCAA Televised Football
New York July 25 Westinghouse Electric Drop will sponsor the NCAA experimental telecast of college football this fall. The NCAA television committee says each U S district will blackout three of 10 Saturdays to study television impact on ticket sales. Tom Hamilton, committee chair and Pittsburgh athletic director, notes Westinghouse will negotiate game selections and blackout schedules with networks and colleges. No team may appear more than twice, home and away. Hamilton expects most major schools to appear at least once.
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U. S. Tracksters Move Into Vienne
Berlin July 25 The all victorious touring American track and field team moved on to Viera after winning its fourth straight meet against German athletes six events to four. Victories and performances included 110-meter hurdles Dick Attlesey Southern California 71.5 2 and shot put Parry OBrien Southern California 53 ft 7 in and pole vault Walter Senson Southern California 13 ft 10 in.
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