Local Legion Junior Baseball Sparks Long Beach Talent
Long Beach Legion Junior baseball opened last Friday with four local teams and highlighted many homegrown talents. Notable players include Lee Stine, Walter Carson, Ed McCormick, Bob Fuhrer, Jack Hile, Babe Yecky, Ralph Hess, and Vern Stephens, many of whom advanced to major and minor leagues. Veterans like Mike Romero and Bob Hughes shaped early teams, while later stars such as Jack Salveson and Rocky Bridges climbed to the majors. numerous players served in World War II, with some losing their lives or sustaining service.
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Dean Coleman
Joe Lunn
Bob Sousa
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Joe Skeber
Vern Stephens
Thomas Post
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Manhattan wins Intercollegiate AAAA Track title in tight meet
Manhattan's track team tops 53 colleges at Triborough Stadium, scoring 42 points with two wins and eight in the top eight. Cal's John George spoils Manhattan’s dash sweep by winning the 100 and Remigino takes the 220. mile relay quartet Ping Ferraro Jones Dixon adds a victory. Navy sets a 104-A javelin mark with Bob Alison at 225 feet 2.5 inches.
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Murphy and LaMotta to Box Ten Rounds at Olympia
Detroit bout inked between Bob Murphy and Jake LaMotta for a 10 round fight at Olympia Stadium. Televised nationally with local blackout in the immediate Detroit area. details include event timing and venue outlines amidst scattered OCR garble.
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Surrey Title to Little Mo Crowned in Slippery Final
Surrey grass courts saw Maureen Connolly of San Diego win the championship after a rain slicked final. She defeated Pat Todd of La Jolla in two sets, despite spills and a rough day for footing. Todd also claimed the doubles title with partner Jean Rinkel of Britain, defeating Josip Pelma Long of Australia and a teammate.
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White Sox extend win streak with 7 3 victory over Red Sox
Chicago’s veteran Marty Grissom led a 5 hit effort as the White Sox beat Boston 7 to 3 extending their record to 8 wins in 9. Sam Mele hit two home runs fueling a five run rally in the sixth. Pirates toppled Phillies 5-3 in the other major league game.
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Druetzler Dominates Army Track Meet With Easy 1500 Victory
Lt Warren Druetzler of the Far East command led from near seven laps remaining to win the 1500 meter in 3 53.6 at the all army track and field championships in Berkeley. He also won the 3000 meter steeplechase in 9 23, as Alex Litman upset in dashes and Jim Cooke claimed discus and shot put wins. The Pacific AAU meet ran alongside, Matson Hart top San Francisco club, San Francisco won team title with 71 points.
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Exleys Lead Holiday Sail Remarkably Close Finish
Sid and Ann Exley the 1947 national champions of the One design class lead 12 boats after the second day of the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club Memorial regatta as 96 boats compete. Glamour Girl holds a narrow edge over Brisk with Frolic and Rustler tied for third. other fleets see Woodwind and Sabot dinghy Tomahawk scoring early wins. Local boats Conejo and Andale win the long distance handicapped divisions from Newport to Coronado, with Escapade and Jada close behind.
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Marine Corps track meet crowns Wackerbarth man of the year
Merle Wackerbarth of Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego was voted Marine Corps track man of the year after winning the 200 and 400 meter dashes at the all Marine Corps meet at Camp Pendleton yesterday. Strong field included Jochen Javella and Meritt van Sagy with notable performances in long jump and shot put among other events.
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Navy Shell Whips Boston II in Coasted Victory
Navy's crew dominated Boston University in the Severn River drizzle ending the regular campaign. The Midshipmen won the mile and three-quarter race by four lengths, posting a time around 4 minutes 82 seconds as Boston finished 13 seconds later.
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Local Nines Conclude First Round Action Today
Semipro baseball in the summer season opens with three games at Wilson High diamond. Wilmington Merchants face Long Beach Merchants at noon, then Galloway Flowers meet Naval Shipyard at 2 30 p m, with Mannis Furs taking on LB Army Air Base at Park Ave Field.
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Padres win behind Royce Lint in coast league tilt
San Diego May 31 Royce Lint pitched six solid innings as Portland beat San Diego 9 to 0 in a Pacific Coast League game. The visitors chased Al Olsen early and never let up, hammering reliever Art Callaghan for 13 hits.
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Berg Leads Final Round In Transcontinental Women's Golf
Hart s dale N Y May 31 Patty Berg shot 74 two over par to reach the last leg of the transcontinental women's golf tournament Betsy Rawls of Austin Texas held a nine stroke edge for the $5000 first prize The final 18 holes will be played tomorrow at the Deep Dele course Great Neck N Y The $3000 winner prize goes to the champion Betty Jameson San Antonio Texas shot 75 for the second best effort amid a rainy afternoon Betsy Rawls 512 226 holes standings today
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Ruttman and Agajanian win Indy 500 purse record
Indianapolis May 31 AP Troy Ruttman and owner J C Agajanian plus crew earned 61743 18 from a record 220100 purse for winning the Indianapolis 500 on Friday The top lap money favored Bill Vukovich who led until a steering clamp failure cost him the lead A long prize list shows multiple specs and riders across the event and related races as the speedway publicizes the gains and participants
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Mangrum Holds Lead in St Louis Western Open
Lloyd Mangrum remained atop the Western Open after 54 holes at Westwood Country Club in St Louis with a 21 under par 6870-72-21 total. Bobby Locke of Johannesburg trails five strokes back in second at 215 as the final 18 holes approach.
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Malaya Leads Yankees 3-1 in Thomas Cup Final
Malaya's world champion badminton team took a 3-1 lead over the United States before about 8000 spectators in Singapore. In doubles Wynn Rogers and Bob Williams lost 25-9 16-18 to Chan Kong Leong and Abdullah Piruz. Ong Pho Lim and Ismail Bin Marjan defeated Carl Loveday and Mitchell 15-5. Singles saw Marten Merciez lose to Wong Feng Soon 15-1 15-10, while Oilire Hock beat Mitchell 15-9.
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