PCL bans players from Mexican League for next winter
Clarence Rowland head of the Pacific Coast League orders a ban on PCL players from appearing in the Mexican Pacific Coast League next winter. Several Long Beach ballplayers competed in the Mexican League last season. The piece also notes other baseball memories and player movements across leagues.
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Sincramento
McCawley
San Francisco
Ely
Rowlant
Pacific Iue
Avith
Gorard
Sports Calendar Mixed Schedules Include Regional Races
The notice lists upcoming events across multiple facilities with several teams and competitions. It mentions AAU activities, racing divisions, and cross country programs, noting venues such as Garden Avenue and City arena, with several athletes named in context of meets and heats.
Death of Bill Tilden Ends Era in Tennis
Big Bill Tilden, celebrated as America’s top tennis figure of the 1920s, died at age 60 from a heart attack in his Manhattan apartment. He helped popularize the sport, led U. S. Davis Cup teams, won seven straight national singles titles, and remained active as a player and instructor into later years.
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Mollywood
Big Bill Tilden
America
O. W. Pratt
Tilden
Cleveland
Balboa
Associated Press
Big Bill
Babe Ruth
Hobby Jones
Jack Dempsey
Francisco
Australis
U. S
Seattle Pulling Away in PCL Flag Chase
Seattle remains the top Pacific Coast League team after a 5-2 win over Hollywood. The Stars tied the game in the ninth on Jack Phillips’ long homer, Merrill Combs’ single plated the winning run, and late pressure ended Hollywood’s bid as Seattle pulled ahead in the flag race.
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Seattle
Asgodales
Hollywood
Oichard
Stars
Rainiers
Jack Phillips
The
Old Pal Sad Tilden Death Tributes From Rene LaCoste
Rene LaCoste, famed French tennis star, said he and all France were saddened by Tilden's death. He praised Tilden as the greatest player and recalled their Davis Cup battles, including draws in 1926 and 1928 and Tilden's 1935 win. Their marquee match ended in a 6 2 6 4 7 5 6 2 score.
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Faris
Rene LaCoste
Bill Tilden
France
S-S Pair Hot Again in Baseball Stage
In 1848 the Boston Braves pennant staff Spahn Sain and two days rain now split as Sain with the Yankees and Spahn with Milwaukee. Both near 31 shine as Yankees beat St. Louis 3-1 with Sain earning his sixth win and first shutout. Spahn won 3-2 over Philadelphia. Rats: Mantle homered for NY, Washington clobbered Chicago, and Cleveland edged Philadelphia in 10 innings.
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Sain
S-S
Johnny Sain
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Braves
Milwaukeee
Boston
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Yankee
St. Louis Braywns
Pailadelphia Phillies
Yankees
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Wayne Terwilliger
Detroit
Browns
New York
Mickey Mantle
Philadelphia
Hank Majeski
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White Sox
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Pinza wins 174th Epsom Derby for Sir Gordon Richards
Pinza captured the Epsom Derby as Sir Gordon Richards finally breaks through for his first win in 28 attempts. Aureole finished second, Pink Horse third, in a 27 horse field. Sir Gordon, knighted this week, celebrated amid a crowd of about 230000 as England’s monarch and nation cheered the historic victory.
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England
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Gordon Richards
Aureole
Pink Horse
Prince Said Tousson
Kithyra
Finna
Aucrole
Victor Sassoun
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Royal Party
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Giants Not Dead Yet Rally Sparks 11-1 Victory Over Cubs
Robin Gontes, sidelined by illness, pitched New York Giants to an eight-hit 11-1 win over Chicago, fanning 11 in his first big league victory. Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 3-2, Dodgers edged St Louis 5-4 in 11 innings, Cincinnati toppled Pittsburgh 7-4 with Gus Bell homering twice. Del Crandall drove in the winner for Warren Spahn, who earned his sixth win on a five-hitter. Red Schoendienst and the Cards nearly staged a ninth inning rally, but grounded into a game-ending double play. Beil, McMillan, and Frank Thomas homered in a high-scoring NL day.
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Empire
Babe Pinedli
National League
Johny Lindell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Long Beach
Dick Cole
Bue
Tarty Marion
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Clif Courtney
Browns
Yaning Cateler
Cleveland Indians
Cliff Mapes
Jordanita
Toronto
del Crangall
Milwaukee Braves
Acciment
Fullerton
Maple Grammar School
Hollywood
Eddie Malone
ABC
Merrill Combs
Thontes
Qckland
Sacramento
Sacy
Milo Canditi
Eddie Lake
Spider Jorgensen
Frost Davis
Lake
Marino Pieretti Toale
Pete Milne
Bill Howerton
Sam Chapman
Los Angeles
San Diego
Bill Muisan
Joe Ostrowski
Alan Thee
Ihde
Carmen Basilio
Ray Arcel
New York
Robin Gontes
New York Giants
Puerto Rico
Giants
Cubs
Milwaukee
Phillies
Dodgers
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Gus Bell
del Crandall
Braves
Warren Spahn
Brooklyn
Joe Black
Red Schoenhienst
Schoendienst
Beil
Roy McMillan
Frank Thomas
Husbands' Ashes Scattered at Derby Course
An unidentified woman scattered her husband’s ashes at Wattenham Corner on the English Derby course on Derby morning before the big race. She tearfully stated it was his wish, but she refused to reveal her name.
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WeSuit
Eugene
Wattenham
Minor League Results From California and Across Leagues
California games show San Jose 5, Taniesio 2 and Bakersfield 8, Stockton 13, Fresno 11, Sunia Barbira 6, plus Western International results Edmonton 5-8 and Tri-City 2 with Vancouver at Salem postponed. Arizona Tennessee and Texas leagues feature Tucson and Mexicali scores, Houston 7 Fort Worth 6 in 10 innings, Oklahoma City 7, Beaumont 5, and Shreveport 2. Southern Association notes Memphis 4 in 11 innings, Birmingham, New Orleans, and Atlanta results. Eastern and Atlantic leagues include Syracuse 4-10-4, Baltimore 8, Indianapolis 2-7, Kansas City 7-5, Louisville 1-1, Charleston 1, Augusta 3, and Savannah 3.
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Eagle San Jose
Taniesio
Bakersfield
Venti Stockton
Fresno
Beaumont
Alindy
Antonia
Tulsa
Shreveport
Southern Association
Memphis
Birmingham
Raebukeh
Challanoors
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Elmira
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South Atlant
Golam
Track Fans Hail Marks Of Kansas USC Youths
Fans hail Wes Santee of Kansas and USC youths after a day of record marks at Ramsaur Stadium. Santee set a new mile best with 4 0 1 6, while Dan Bowhan and Gaston Reiff chased in a fierce international field. The Fresno Relays also featured world and national prep records, with notable feats by O’Brien and Whitfield.
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Wes Santis
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Senor Lentts
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Sean Gomsion
Ramsaur Stadium
U. S
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Hig
Gaston Reiff
Belgium
Denis Johansson
Finland
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Reiff
Russ Bonham
Whittier College
Danny Schweikert
Whittier High
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Arne Anderson
van Bonham
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O'Brien
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Santer
O'Brien Ty
Don Vick
Chaffey High
Parry O'Brien
Torwn
Jack Davis
Ray Stabfield
Eol Richards
Vaul
Cy Young
Wes Santee
Kansas
Pose Armein-Arm
Ramsour Stadium
Chuck Tally
Ita
Pep Still Has Touch In Return At Madison Square Garden
Willie Pep, age unknown, delivers a technical knockout over Pat Marcune in the 19th round at Madison Square Garden. Pep shows flashes of past form despite eye cuts and a lingering suspension. Officials report Pep will miss time due to injuries while praising his late-career resilience.
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New York
Willie Pep
Pat Marcune
Willie
Pep
Magison Square Garden
Marcone
Bob Christenberry
Ww York State Athletic Commission
Vincent Nardiello
Pop
Sandy Saddler
Arthur Susskind
Jack Gordon
Scalbo
Seniors Title to Ross in United States Seniors Golf
Frank D. Ross, a 60 year old insurance executive from West Hartford Connecticut, captured the 49th United States Seniors Golf Championship title by posting a three under par victory. Ross defeated rivals to claim the senior crown in a notable win for New York based Ross Ry.
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N.Y
Frank D. Ross
Ole West Hartford
Conn
Victory Frigay
United States
Rizzuto Feets Up Between Games For Longevity
Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto, 36, says resting feet on bedframes and occasionally watching morning movies between night games helps extend his career. He learned the tip from DiMaggio and Ty Cobb and plans to spell future replacement players, hoping to mentor a young Mantle in shortstop technique. He notes the current Yankee spirit feels younger and more focused on winning than prior prewar teams.
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ST. Louis
Phil Rizzito
New York Yankee
Phil
Joe DiMaggio
Ty Cobb
DiMag
Scooter
Rizzuto
Crosett
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Unclear historical sports page with scattered team listings
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered team names and games across cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago and Detroit. Entries mention multiple matchups, standings and dates but legible details are sparse and inconsistent.
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