Sisler's Two Homers Lift Phillies to 5 1 Victory
Dick Sisler cracked two homers and drove in four runs to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The game knocked St. Louis from the NL lead as New York Giants won 9-5, moving into first place by half a game.
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St Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
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Phillies
Ralph la Fointe
George Sisler
St. Louis
New York Giants
Pirates
Pittsburg
Fight results show drew and points across cities
In Chicago Freddie Dawson defeated by outpoint while Tony Falco bested Buddy Halder in a Hartford bout. A San Francisco Pat Valentine and Joey Maxim drew in a heavyweight clash.
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Freddie Dawson
Wille Cheatum
Newark
Providends
Tony Falco
Hartford
Conn
Buddy Halderfield
Lilitz Rock
Ark
San Francisco
Pat Valentine
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Drew
Giants Lodge Night Protest Before Chicago Doubleheader
New York Giants protest a night game before traveling to Chicago for a doubleheader. Dixie Walker of the Pirates cites a player management rule against night bookings on travel days and asks NL president Ford Frick to prevent repeats. The protest accompanies a postponed New York vs. Pittsburgh playoff game.
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Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Chicago
Dixie Walker
Pirate
Ford Frick
New York
Pirates
Beach Speedway Thrill Show Tonight at Huntington Speedway
Jimmy Martin presents his all eastern thrill show at Huntington Speedway starting at 8 15 tonight featuring 23 top motorcycle and auto acts. Highlights include slide for life through burning gasoline, a 40 foot motorcycle jump, a five ton truck over Harry Woolman, and an auto dive bomber crash with a car leaping a ramp into two burning vehicles.
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Jimmy Martin
Huntington
Harry Woolman
Maxim and Valentino Battle Ends In Draw In Ring
Jory Maxim of Cleveland and Pat Valentino of San Francisco fought to a 10 round draw in San Francisco. Valentino pressured most of the bout while Maxim used evasive defense and speed to salvage a point vs the aggressive foe.
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Valentino
San Francisco
Jory Maxim
Cleveland
Pat Valentino
Midgets Return to Culver City Speedway Tonight
Southern California’s top midget auto drivers start the summer season at Culver City Speedway with a 125 lap program. One lap qualifying trials begin at 7 o clock followed by a four car three lap trophy dash to open the series.
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Culver City Speedway
Valencia Quartet Tops Locals 7 2 in Polo Skirmish
Valencia Polo Club quartet defeated Long Beach Polo Club 7 to 2 at Harry Marrell Ranch Field on Sunday. Mo Lightman led scoring with four goals in the exhibition.
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Valencia Polo Club
Long Beach Polo Club
Harry Marrell Ranch
Medford Dodgers Rally Past Gems 6 2 in Far West League
Manager Larry Shepard pitched the Medford Dodgers to a 6 to 2 victory over the Gems in the Far West League last night. He fanned nine and issued two walks as Bob Busby earned the win for Marysville in a 7 to 3 victory over the Willows Cardinals.
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Larry Shepard
Klamath Falls
Medford Dodgers
Shepard
Marysville Braves
Willows Cardinals
Bob Busby
Wenatchee Falls Before Victoria
Wenatchee faces an early stage setback as Victoria presses its early lead in the match. United Prena reports tension builds as the teams contest possession with strategic plays and cautious defense.
Maul Sold to Oakland Acorns in Western International
Bremerton first baseman Allan Maul was traded to the Oakland Acorns for a $12,500 fee in a Western International League deal. Wenatchee defeated Spokane 20 to 8 in WI league action, while Vancouver routed Spokane 11 to 3. Other games pitted Salem at Tacoma and Yakima at Bremerton.
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Wash
Allan Maul
Bremerton
Oakland Acorns
Vistoria
Western Internationa Athletics
Wenatchee Chiefs
Vancouver
Spokane
Salem
Tacoma
Yakima
Indio Seeks New Race Track Approval Plan
Riverside County Board of Supervisors referred to county counsel Abraham Teitelbaum an appeal for a new race track at Indio. Teitelbaum offered to buy 160 acres adjacent to the Indio fairgrounds and deed it to Riverside County if the county leased the property rent free for 50 years to a proposed racing corporation.
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Riverside County Board of Supervisors
Abraham ‘Teitelbaum
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Indio
Teittelbaum
Indio Fairgrounds
Riverside County
Graziano Favored 11-5 In Newark Title Fight
Rocky Graziano favored at 11 to 5 to defend his middleweight crown against Tony Zale in Newark. Weather looked favorable for the bout at Ruppert Stadium as promoters claimed over 250000 dollars in advance sales. Graziano expected around 137 pounds. Zale’s weight undetermined but within the 160 pound limit.
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Newark
N. J
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Ruppert Stadium
Rocky Graziano
Tony Zale
Andy Niederreiter
Tournament of Champions, Inc
Niederrejter
Newark Bears
Graziano
Brooklyn
Night football games eyed for next season in Los Angeles area
Los Angeles June 8 High school grid action may shift to night under a new ruling by the Senior High School Principals Association. Supervisor of Athletics Bill Lopez said limited facilities enable a few night games soon, with top contests likely to be played under lights.
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Los Angeles
Son
Bill Lopez
Matson Misses Prep Record in 440 Dash
Ollie Matson an 18 year old San Francisco athlete failed to claim a prep record by finishing second in a Pacific Association A A U meet at Berkeley. His 47 1 seconds was unofficial and not counted toward the prep mark as the event was not an interscholastic meet. The coach Louis Vasquez hopes another meet may give him a chance at the record while Matson trains for Olympic tryouts.
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Streaks Lions Clash In Night Softball Showdown
Park Ave field hosts a National Niteball Association clash as Green Streaks face league leaders the Anaheim Lions at 8 30 p m. Al DeWeese pitches for Streaks. Milt Tucker for Lions after a lone defeat this year to Fullerton Monarchs.
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Press-Telegram
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Ansheim
Milt Tucker
Fullerton Monarchs
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Torrance
Orange
Garden Groves
Whittier
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Audet and Danehe Sign With Dons Again
Meadowlark Club hosts round of play in the A' Club championship with Danehe and Audet among key contenders. Furtsch faces Contay while Alice Bauer shoots 34 on Meadowlark outgoing nine as interclub finals wrap. Dental?
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Meadowlark
Los Angeles
George Furtsch
Earl Audet
Dick Danehe
Joe Lunn
Palos Verdes
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Jim Myion
Fine Or Phelan
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DeArmand Schmoll
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Mire
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Carol Shiner
Jon Parks
Alice
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Southern California
Midwick
Country Club
Publinx
Mike Ferentz
Mike Favents
Henry Batinteart
Daugherty
Jack Robinson
Dick Ewert
Ralph
Softball Scores and Park Schedule Highlights
Scores show LER Pau and Ferrin Plumbing performances with multiple batteries listed for teams and players. The recreation park lineup includes Diamond No. 17 activities at Bel Hights and Texaco Chiefs versus Blue Turban Cafe, plus various fixtures at Diamond No. 2 and 3 across evenings with community teams and sponsors.
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Dog Scratches Reveals Pain and Relief Product Claim
Fragmented advertisement describes Rex Hunters Day Powders claimed to soothe a dog's itching and restore glossy nails. It touts weekly use and a price around one dollar, with a testimonial about immediate toe relief and a pharmacist endorsement.
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