Rams Coach Reflects On Memorable 1952 Season
Coach Hampton Pool recounts a defining Rams season memory with candid praise for players including Don Simone, Dee Lane, and Jey Hoe’s, plus notes on Fort Ord prospects. He cites a playoff clash with the Bears and Redskins where Chicago won 73 to 0, underscoring belief in effort and team spirit for future games.
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Martiey
Dee Lane
Hs Aid
Willy
Kring
Sonn Feiss
Stringer
Téushall Cepard
Vline Perenjiiil
Santa Clara
Chicago Cardinals
Fort Ord
Chicago
Long Beach
Ole Matson
Don Heisrich
Don Mann
Fa Menke
Tes
Eufit
Bors
Bowes
Chicago Bears
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Bears
Washington
Rams Finnal
Braves Duo in Fist Fight in Midtown New York
Milwaukee Braves teammates Johnny Logan and Vern Bickford clashed in a street and restaurant brawl early Sunday. Logan, the flashy shortstop, was named the winner by witnesses after the melee left Bickford bloody outside a restaurant near the team hotel.
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United Brees
Johnny Logan
Vern Bickford
Milwaukee Braves
New York
Logan
Bickford
Wold
Sheepish Woolies Fuel Up Distance Race
In a January 2 event at Groves, Tame High School, Carl Hanken of Kentfield navigated the rough course and finished after a brief rest despite getting tangled in a wheel. the scene unfolded near Golden Gate Park with notable juveniles from the AAU group.
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Junion
Pratt Tok Shirep
Ruoneys
Golden Gate
DA Cour
Groves
Tame High School
Stus
Juste Mulan
Carl Hanken
Kentfield
Cate
Rams Rookie Guard Frank James Dies Not
Rams rookie guard Frank James remained unconscious more than 30 hours after an elbow during a scrimmage left him with severe concussion and facial injuries. Coach Hampton Pool reported James, 20, was carried from the field and later VA hospital tests showed his condition stable.
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Fineman
Hampton Pool
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Vitamin Smith
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Stan Wes
Hawks Win Streak Reaches 21 Games in Rough Night
Hawks extend their winning streak to 21 with a 3 0 softball victory as Randall and Sabin contribute in a tense game. San Perna Naenavhs are noted in box scores while miscues and wild throws defined the late action.
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Hack Randall
Mark Awe
Long Beach Nitehioski
San Evade Al-Shurs
Jimny Sahin
Tandall
Sabin
San Perna
Grid Dean Dead VER- Dean at Rocky Mountain coaches
Marty Walker Hughes, 85, died Sunday. He spent 42 years in coaching at Colorado A&M College.
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Marty Walker Hughes
Colorarta
AEM College
Braves Relations Sour After Sunday Fight At Eb Bets Field
The Braves, in second place, suffered a Saturday loss to the Dodgers at Eb Bets Field and were crushed in a Sunday doubleheader by the league leaders. A brawl followed a Friday likely quarrel between Bickford and Logan, with Bickford bleeding from facial injuries and lacerations reported. The team then left New York for Milwaukee with manager Charlie Grimm unavailable for comment.
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Dodgers
Ebbets Field
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Toran
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Miwaukee
Charlie Grimm
Diz and Simmons Enshrined in Baseball Hall of Fame
Diz Dean and Jimmie Simmons were inducted as immortals in Cooperstown. Both delivered brief speeches as plaques were unveiled by Grover Trautman, increasing the Hall of Fame membership to 64. Commissioner Ford Frick and league presidents attended the ceremony and the exhibition game between the Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Redlegs.
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Oy Argy Dean
Spason
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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Grovec M. Trautman
Dean
Warren Giles
Caitago White Sox
Cincinnati
Tharr Tops Archers in Long Beach Club Tourney
Dick Tharr wins Long Beach Archery Club annual tournament on Sunday Ruth Baker claims the women’s title. Results show Class A Kelso and Batcnelor, Class B Par Thar, Tack Baker, and Earl Baker among others.
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Tharr
Dick Tharr
Long Beach
Ruth Baker
Amond Kelso
Mr Batcnelor
Bulb Baker
Visalian trio injured as regatta spills at Marine Stadium
This report covers the 21st Gold Trophy Regatta at Marine Stadium where Willie Hamilton and co-pilot Dendack Salmon from Whittier were injured in a boat capsize. Wayne Thompson of Los Angeles also crashed Little Joe. Carl Maginn of Glendale escaped injury as Ice was cooled on the east turn. Bob Ingram of Visalia won the 16-boat 135 cubic inch hydro, Ed Olsen claimed Racing runabout honors, with Bob Willis and Jack Kirby also placing. The Lightning Class district titles and Star, Sloop, and other classes crowned champions, setting the stage for upcoming district and international championships.
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Jack Kirby
Acey Ducy
Paramount
Inch Hydro
Smut
Gillette Smith
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Cintherbax
Runaday Bobrs
Patterson
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Visalia
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Bud Meyny
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Richard Hallett
Downey
Itchy Britches
Clyde Randall
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Dick Deaver
Balboa
Kelvin Lavell
Fand
Mission Bay
Lightning
Buffalo
Paul Ferrier
Lecky
Harry Bourgeois
Wench IT
Ray Harness
Wis Jon
Long Beach Harbor
Yankee Killer Hoeft Rivals Newhouser At 21
DETROIT Tigers youngster Billy Hoeft, age 21, faces the New York Yankees as a rising ace expected to trouble the champs. He has beaten the Yankees four times in limited action and earned praise from Casey Stengel and Fred Hutchinson for his control and poise. Hoeft pitched five hit ball with eight strikeouts in a 5-1 win and helped clinch a doubleheader appearance. He voiced no secret plan, simply aiming to beat everyone.
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Matt Batts
Detroit Tigers
Bily
Martin
New York Yankees
Blartin
Batts
Billy Hoeft
Hal Newhouser
Yankees
Prince Hal
Hoeft
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Mantle
Argetes and Hollywood Clash in Besecall Fes Showdown
In a rugged sports calendar note Betetigg lists Besecall Fes events at Lemon stadium featuring Argetes versus Hollywood. Velodeoms racing at Del Mar draws a $218 purse as part of a busy racing slate.
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Rockets Fall to Mary Star in Second Summer League Loss
Long Beach Rockets dropped their second straight Summer League game at Recreation Park, 3-0 to Mary Star of the Sea. Fred Strobel allowed one run in five innings, while Dan Springer contributed three of the Rockets’ seven hits in a defeat marked by solid Mary Star offense and tight pitching.
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Mering & Power
Porky Oliver Wins Kansas City Open in Record 269
Kansas City Open ends with Porky Oliver earning first prize after a record 269, 19 under par. Oliver seals victory by two strokes aided by a final round 65 as Marty Furgol carded 271 and Earl Stewart 273. Doug Ford and Leland Gibson tied for ninth with 275.
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Trucks Keeps Chisox Alive
Virgil Trucks led the Chicago White Sox to a 4-0 shutout of Philadelphia after an opening loss, helping the Sox stay within reach of the New York Yankees in the pennant race. His eight straight wins since June 13 boosted Chicago’s standing in the American League standings amid a busy schedule.
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Southern All Stars win 3-0 in junior Legion tilt
South dominates the North in a Sunday game at City College as three South pitchers no-hit the North. Kerry Herrick is named outstanding player for North, Bill Krewwinkel tops South, Tom Rolles earns Worth honor. Line score notes scattered hits and errors.
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Lakewood
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Palos Verdes Man Bags Tee Tourney
Palos Verdes player shot four rounds of 67 to win the Verdes Country Club Invitational. Ernie King of Palos Verdes finished second with 72 69 3141. Dr. Cliff Eisley of Virginia Country Club tied for first in handicap 6 9 with six players.
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Palos Verdes
Joe Parse
Pal Verdes
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Palon Verdes
Wally Fox
Bert Beard
Leese
Wright
Riviera
Boas
Dr.moot
Bill Burke
Tog Sartington
Flos Verdes
Angels Halt Stars In Home Series Opener
Hollywood Stars lead the Pacific Coast League by 443 games after a strong road run and return home to start a week-long series with the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels sit third and will try to block a repeat pennant as the teams meet to close the season’s stretch.
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Associated Press
Hollywood Stars
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Stars
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Bobby Bragan
Jim Walsh
Eddie Chandler
John McCall
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Dale Long
Chuck Stevens
San Diego
Widmar
Memo Luna
Rainiers
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Bocky Talbot
Frank di Prima
Spider Jorgensen
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Oaks
Randy Gumpert
Sacramento
John Ritchley
Ken Gables
Portland
Beavers
Chet Johnson
Lyman Linde
Ads
A's Big Riddle for White Sox
CHICAGO AP. After a doubleheader split with the Sox the Athletics lead 10-15 against the White Sox this season. Jimmy Dykes doubts a whammy exists and says Chicago simply hits poorly against Philadelphia pitching while Philadelphia enjoys a 4-0 second game win.
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Jimmy Dykes
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
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Local softball card featured at district parks
A cluttered schedule lists AY HeereauEn and various church teams at municipal directors events. Games include Diamond Dominguez church vs Grave Methodist, B team matchups at First Baptist and First Presbyterian, and Park tilts at Houghton Park with Baptist vs Cal-Hethto Discord.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues
A collection of erratic scores from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, INTERNATIONAL, SOUTHERN, TEXAS, WESTERN, and Arizona Texas leagues. Notable results include Louisville 9 1 over Columbus 4 2 and Charleston 8 0, Tulsa 3 over Resima 54 8, Denver 8 over Puebla 15, and Salt Lake City 1 7 over Santa Barbare 1 7 with fragmented team names and inconsistent formatting.
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Los Angeles and Oakland clash in doubleheader scores posted
Readable lines show box score fragments with Kerrigan, Malloy, Witmar and others. Oakland, San Francisco and Seattle appear in related notes, with pitchers Winmar and Goldsberry involved. The text mixes infielders and RBI mentions, detailing two games with multiple players cited across teams.
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