Husky payroll ban at Longacres stirs Pacific Northwest views
The University of Washington president barred Husky football players from summer payroll jobs at Longacres in Seattle amid gambling interests concerns. L. H. Gregory notes the issue resembles Southern California patterns and suggests the move shifts payroll burdens, while Emil Sick may need higher payroll without the policy. The column also recalls 1922 perfect games, Lemon near-miss, and praises Lynn Waldorf of California for Cal’s sustained success and potential future at Paso Robles.
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Nation's Linksmen Battle Today for U S Open Berths
New York hosts major sectional qualifiers as 1466 golfers compete for 125 Open berths. Birmingham, Chicago, and Cleveland host sections with primes like Hogan exempt, and players such as Roberto De Vicenzo, Jack Burke Jr, Jay Heafner, Bill Campbell among entrants.
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George Schnel
Chick Harbert
Sam Byrd
Flam Stewart Win La Jolla Title
Flam and Stewart win the 62nd Pacific Coast sectional men's doubles title with an 86 4 6 6 2 6 2 victory over Schroeder and Cochell in La Jolla Art Larsen defeats Jiro Kumamaru 6 1 in an exhibition single. Kumamaru tops round robin with 27 games.
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Hugh Stewart
Ted Schroeder
Earl Cochell Natonal
Art Larsen
Jiro Kumamaru
Japan
Maureen Connolly
Fumuteru Nakano
Pat Canning Todd
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Home Runs and Brilliant Hurling Create League Paradox
New York June 4 The major leagues post record homer totals despite superb pitching with 472 round trippers to date, 42 more than last year. American League pitchers lead, while National League cranks more homers. no hitters and one hitters recur as teams chase the lively ball paradox.
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Yankees
Preacher Rae
Dodgers
Bob Feller
Indians
Skein
Sal Maglie
Giants
Cliff Chambers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Joe Dobson
White Sox
Rob Leman
Cleveland
Connie Carrera
Washington
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Waldorf Talks Here Tonight At Long Beach Club
Coach Pappy Waldorf will be the featured speaker at the Long Beach Car Club dinner at the Lafayette Hotel Supper Club starting 6 30 pm Local UC alumni will get a look at last year Cal football highlights with Waldorf providing commentary He will discuss Cal prospects for fall and share news about Long Beach players Johnny Olszewoski and Bill Mais.
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University of California
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Standings and scores from major leagues and associations
Baseball standings across the American and National Leagues with listed games behind the leader. Highlights include Boston Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Detroit St. Louis New York Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh matchups with scores and upcoming games. minor leagues and associations report results from California to Texas with several postponements due to rain.
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Red Sox Manager Sees Hot Race In Tight AL Contest
Chicago June report quotes Steve ONeill praising Boston’s improved hitting and pitching as the Red Sox aim to close the American League pennant gap. He notes surprise teams like the White Sox and comments Detroit’s expected rise, praising Wight Scarborough and youngsters Parnell Stobbs McDermott for recent strong outings in a closer race.
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Moran Wins Main Event at Huntington Beach Speedway
Al Moran won the 30 lap main event in the jalopy races at Huntington Beach Speedway yesterday. The results list Moran first, Slaze second, and Brainer third with times noted for the top finishers.
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Indians Sweep Yankees as Feller and Lemon Star
Cleveland ends a big week by sweeping a doubleheader from the Yankees with Bobby Feller and Bob Lemon each firing eight and four hitters. The rivals’ streaks and standings shift as Brooklyn and Chicago extend their own winning runs and St Louis halves a four-game series with Philadelphia and Cincinnati climbs.
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Two Sides Clash In Chicago Baseball Matchup
Summary of a rough game featuring Boston and Chicago with key plays. Judson earned the win for Boston while Steer took the loss. Carrasquel, Minoso, Hatfield, and Goodman produced notable hits and sacrifices as both sides left runners on base in a tense back and forth.
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Policeman Wins Northern California Golf Title
San Francisco June 4 A veteran of 20 years Jim Molinari of San Francisco captured the Northern California golf championship. Molinari defeated Ernie Peiper of San Jose after 33 holes of the scheduled 36 at the Olympic Club.
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Freitas Suffers First Loss of Season in 8 1 Victory for San Jose
Modesto’s Tony Freitas, a veteran lefty, dropped his first decision of 1951 as San Jose Red Sox defeated the Reds 8 to 1. Freitas allowed nine hits through five innings after stringing nine straight wins. Ventura and Visalle split a doubleheader, Bakersfield beat Santa Barbara, and several errors marred the second game.
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