Mary Lovelace rides hope of a people named legend
A two year old filly Mary Lovelace trains with Monte Parke for Mrs. John Hertz at Hollywood Park. She won her first race by nearly three lengths and placed second in the Nursery Stakes. The piece notes the rarity of horses named after people succeeding, citing historical exceptions and potential future fame for Lovelace.
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Monte Parke
Mrs
John Hertz
Tere
Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Ram
Hertz
W. Randolph
Lovelace NT
Albuquerque
N, M
Speedy Wave
Speedy Wave, Winner In A Recent Outing Eat Hollypark
Americas
Comte Joe E. Lewis
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Chih
Ags
Bob Considine
Nelson Dunstan
al Sabath
Chicago
Long
Like Old Times Tribe Only Threat to Yanks
In the American League race the New York Yankees face renewed pressure from their old rivals. Cleveland Indians threaten as White Sox and Senators falter, while Yanks stretch their winning streak with doubleheader sweeps and late inning rallies. Bob Feller and Early Wynn fuel Indians wins. Lopat and Littlefield spark New York comebacks.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Casey Stengel
Yanks
Bob Feller
Philadelphia
Indians
Early Wynn
Dave Hoskins
Bob Lemon
Hoskins
St Louis Brows
Stengel
Eddie Lopat
Pick Littlefeld
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Skinny Brown
Saucy Braves Back on Top
The Braves moved into first place seven percentage points ahead of Brooklyn after sweeping Philadelphia 6 0 and 6 3. The Dodgers lost ground despite a 10 1 win over St Louis while the Giants dropped two to the Cubs 10 3 and 5 2. Cincinnati won twice over Pittsburgh 6 1 and 11 6 extending its streak to four. Lefty Antonelli pitched five hitters for his sixth win as Milwaukee homered with Gordon Paixo Mathews and St Claire.
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Milwaukee
Asyay
Braves
Grooklyp
Tavnce
Philles
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Johnny Antonelli
Sid Gordon
Andy Paixo
Ed Mathews
Ebba St. Claire
Willie Jones
Philly
George Crane
Johnnny Logan
Bob Buhl
Carl Erskine
Brooks
Gil Hodges
Dodger
Ralph Kiner
Cub
Deei Fondy
Homer
Eddie Miksis
Warren Hacker
Turk Lown
Bud ‘Podbidlan
Joe Nu
Tilden Rites Set for Wednesday
Hollywood remembers tennis great William Ty Tilden sixty died Friday night of a heart attack services are planned Wednesday at noon followed by cremation ashes to be sent to Germantown Pennsylvania home of his nephew William T. Tilden III
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Hollywood
William Ty
Big Bill
Tilden
Germantown
William T. Tilden
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Major League Leaders in a Fragmented Box Score
A garbled OCR snippet lists potential stars like Mantle and Williams from leagues and teams such as New York and Boston. The text is incomplete with scattered names including Mathews and Campanella, lacking coherent context or complete actions.
Messy Sports Calendar Listing Confuses Readers
A fragmented OCR style clocked sports calendar shows unclear matchups and venue names. The garbled text mentions teams such as Tumner and Jehellind and locations like Hou Ledon Stadium with odd phrases and stray numbers. Readers are left uncertain about dates, teams, and events.
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Tumner
Jehellind
Hou Ledon
Garipaldi
Areea Moteva
Sniderf
Buiepante Velostoras
Biggest Thrill, Says Hatten
SAN DIEGO U E Southpaw Joe Hatten today called the hitter he faced in the seven inning nightcap of a Pacific Coast League doubleheader the biggest thrill of his career. He pitched the Angels to a 6 0 shutout over the Padres in the second game after San Diego won the first game 6 2. Angel manager Stan Hack praised Hatten saying he could have pitched nine innings without being touched and that he had his stuff.
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San Diego
Joe Hatten
Los Angeles Angels
Padres
Angel
Stan Hack
Death Strikes In Last Races Two Stories One Ending
In Fort Wayne Indiana a veteran railroad freight agent Bob Chilcote died after a four car pileup during a feature stock car race at Fort Wayne Speedway. In Carcassonne France Georges Maissing a 22 year old motorcycle racer died after a crash at Pepiniere Stadium en route to hospital.
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Fort Wayne, and
Bob Chilcote
Fort Wayne Speedway
Chilcote
Kendallville
Ind
Carcassone
France
Georges Maissing
Pepiniere
Musial Faces Worst Batting Slump of Career
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals acknowledges a severe slump driving his .247 average and vows to rebound. He declines excuses, cites off timing, and compares the drop to a 50 percent business slump, while staying hopeful about winning a seventh batting title. Teammate Red Schoendienst is having a strong year, giving Musial a personal consolation.
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Joe Reichler
Brooklyn
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Musial
Stan
Eddie Stanky
Red Schoendienst
Pacific Coast League standings and upcoming games
Fragmented score recap shows Seattle Hollywood Oakland Sacramento San Diego and San Francisco tied in a mixed league summary. Series results listed as Seattle 5 Hollywood 2, Sacramento 2 Los Angeles 4, San Diego 3. games tonight include San Francisco at Portland and Oakland at Los Angeles with Tuesday matchups noted.
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San Diego
Bilsoerler
Porsland
Red Fdas
Lyman Linde
Bob Kerrigan
Serranepin
Charley Behan
Poruland
Seatvie
Diego
Hallywood
Oakland
Los
Mi Cbg
Aladelphia
Art Louis
New York
Incinnati
Sittaburen Chicago
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburghy
Louie
Mizell
Fittstarch
la Palme
CincinnatiiGnarch
Brookly
Meyer
Milwaukee
Bickford
Ringe
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Miner
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicapo
Grissom
Home Run Burst Rips MLB Double Headers
Sunday headlines hail 32 homers at major league games led by Milwaukee Braves and Chicago Cubs with six apiece. Eddie Jones of the Athletics Billy Martin of the Yankees and Ed Yost of the Senators opened in three different double headers. Jim Dyck of the Browns homered twice in one game.
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New York
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Jonsi
Athletics
Billy Martin
Yankees
Ed Yost
Senators
Jim Dyck
Browns
Dievour
McGrath Wins Rex Mays Memorial in 94.4 mph clip
Veteran racer Jack McGrath of Pasadena California set a new Rex Mays Memorial 100 mile race record with an average speed of 92.4 mph amid a field of top competition Sunday.
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Veterai
Jack McGrath
Pasadena
Calif
Rex Mays
McGrath
Bell Emphatic About Rickey Despite Reds Success
Gus Bell of the Cincinnati Redlegs blasted Branch Rickey over not hustling for the Pirates while praising his manager and acclaiming his own hitting. Bell capped a four game series with Pittsburgh by going 5 for 10, continuing a .637 average while with Cincinnati. He noted Rickey’s lack of fit with his style and defended his work ethic in Cincinnati.
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Gus Bell
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirate
Branch Rickey
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Pirates
Rickey
Youth Rips Montebello Foe in Mayor's Flight Golf Clash
Young Dave Stanley, a gallery favorite at 22, edged Montebello’s rifle youth 7 and 6 to win the Long Beach city amateur golf title as Mayor’s Flight coach De Walker of Poly High claimed the event. A record 297 entrants highlighted a fierce, late-season Southland amateur circuit with Stanley overtaking Eaton after a fast front nine and holding the lead into the afternoon.
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Fred Hicks
Monrovia
Long Beach City
Land Greers
Dave Stanley
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Ricks
Bert Shapp
Virginia
Recreation
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UCLA
Bee Baise
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Long Beach
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Poly High
Eddie Lanpert
Montchello
Meadowlark
Brames
Champio Eaton
Eaton
Uyi
Irv Cooper
Clive
Manicheilo
Maney
Ecla
Walker
Caach
Pirates Welcome Hall After Shifted Park Shuffle
Bob Hall of the Pittsburgh Pirates faced a league mixup that sent him to Seattle’s Coast League before a commissioner blocked the deal and returned him to Pittsburgh. Hall, praised by teammates, later starred in a seven hit, 6-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs, reaffirming his value to the Pirates.
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Ford Frick
Pittsburgh
Hall
Lunn
Murry Dickson
Pittsberg
Chalk Tabs Ben Hogan on Oakmont betting odds
Oscar Fraley reports from Oakmont Pa on course betting in the Ben Hogan era. The piece compares betting odds to chalk horses and notes speculation about favored runners and longshots, with colorful betting lingo and players named in the dialogue.
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Oscar Fraley
Oakmont
Little Ben Hogan
Yorite
Native Dancer
Aintree
Punxsutawney
Rainiers Drive PCL Race With Double Wins
Los Angeles Angels lefty Joe Hatten hurled seven innings of one run ball in a doubleheader sweep as the Rainiers extended their lead in the Pacific Coast League. Rainiers defeated Hollywood 7-0 and 2-1 while San Diego split with San Francisco, Oakland swept Sacramento, and Portland fell to San Francisco. Box scores on Page A-13.
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Los Angeles Angels
Padres
San Diego
Los Angeles
Angels
Seattle Rainiers
Hollywood
Reiniers
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Portland
Seals
Trvin Bill
Tom Alston
Bobby Usher
Gordy Brunstwick
Jim Davis
al Widmar
Rainieys
Bill Evans
Tommy Thomas
Merrill Combs
St Oakland
Bill Howerton
Len Neal
Earl Singleton
Hank Arsty
Don Kolloway
Wheat
Lew Stringer
Frank Kalin
Kalin
al Lyons
The
Will Tiesiera
Taormina
Jim Moran
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