Tigers Fall Flat After Seventeen Run Inning Outburst
A battered Detroit Tigers squad is crushed by a 17 run inning as the Pacific Coast League suffers a rare offensive surge. The Tigers' pitching misfires, with Gromek Welk and Sturrist rocked, leaving manager Hutchinson facing a grim season picture and the league's pride bruised.
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Dick Zennis
PCI
Salt Lake City
Rambunetions
Rew Sox
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Sports on Radio TV Taglewond Hans Bedynark results
Radio TV sports brief reports include Taglewond Hans Bedynark results and wrestling results linked to local figures Andy Walker and Andy Waller with scattered names and partial scores.
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Sports On Radio-Tv
Taglewond
Hans Bedynark
Etty
Soune
Wille
Andy Walker
Andy Waller
Olson predicts victory over Turpin on style in August
New champion Olson, Hawaiian-born Carl Bobo Olson, says his bobbing style will trouble and beat Randy Turpin for the world middleweight crown. He taunted a cautious prediction after a dominant Madison Square Garden win over Paddy Young, noting Turpin’s awkward strength but insisting his movement wins fights.
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New York
Carl
Bobo) Qison
England
Randy Turpin
Paddy Young
Madison Square Garden
R Ulanimous
Balding
Bobo
Turpin
San Franciscan
Bono
Ray) Robinson
Alan
Robinson
Sugar Ray
Harlem Dandy
Bobo) Olson
San Fransisco
Honolulu
N. Y
Paddy Youing
Bebo
Britain
Sugar Ray Robinson
Haney Praises O'Brien Twins in Pirates Infield
Pirates manager Fred Haney hails Seattle University alums Johnny and Eddie O’Brien as definite future major leaguers. He notes their defensive play already solid and eye for hitting, while both twins, nicknamed Shots and Eddie, adapt to pro ball. both hit around .400 in college and distinguishable mainly by Eddie’s cropped hair.
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O'Driens
Seattle
Johnny OQ
Iiddie
Johnny
Eddie
Harden
Haney
O'Briens
Honey
Laney
O’brien
Eddie Becau
Meadows Extends Harness and Quarter Horse Meet
The Bay Meadows harness and quarter horse meeting will extend through next Wednesday with racing added Monday for the first time this meet. The extension shifts most trotters pacers and quarter horses to Pleasanton after closing. Alameda County Fair at Pleasanton opens Friday featuring seven thoroughbred events and two daily harness and quarter horse races.
Minor League Results Across California and West Regions
A garbled early edition tally lists numerous minor league results and standings from California leagues and Western circuits. Names and scores appear alongside scattered geographic labels such as Tucson and Fresno with fragmented team references, while other entries mention Texas and Southern associations, and a dated sporting calendar with venues and races.
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Modeeto
Vieni
Fresno
Santa Barbara
Huderatien
Stockton
Galeames
Bulnin
Rocnestera
Stravtse
Taranto
Moment! “S Springsteil
American Associattos Kevans
Cite
Toigdo A
Tadjanagelis
Louisville
Olthern
Tation Birmingham S
Memphix
Mobile
T. Chattancpen
Seo Orleans
Atlanta
Rock
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Tulan
Ballas
Houston
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Des Moines
Panwnise Mexit Qttiwa
Stengel Won't Retire Says Marion He’s Still Having Fun
New York reports Marty Marion says Casey Stengel will not quit as Yankees boss. He’s enjoying life, leading a winning club with potential for five more years. Also notes agitation over Ralph Kiner sale and upcoming birthday reminders for sports figures.
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Casey
Marty Marion
New York
CPI
Fraley
St. Louis Browns
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Yanks
Cardinals
Giambra Seeks Seventh Straight Win in Coast Televised Bout
Buffalo middleweight Giambra, 22, ranked ninth by the NBA and sixth by Ring Magazine, top contender in a 1 round bout against Tuzo Portuguez of Costa Rica at 6 p.m. The fight will be telecast coast to coast as Giambra seeks his seventh straight victory.
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Buffalo
P. Doey
Giambia
Rankip
N. Y
Tomight
Tuzo
Hid
Fortuguez
Giambra
NBA
Ring Magazine
I Giakobes
Joey Giardello
Danny
Bang Bang
Fishing Facts Highlight of Friday Sports Listing
A fragmented note covers Pacific coast fishing reports. It mentions kelp bass yellowtail Spanish mackerel and barracuda at locations including Dock Saul Beach Plemoint Landing and Pacific. The item names several species and ports in a brief roundup style.
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Pacific
Tom Sportsliverman
Saul Beach Bier
Plemoint Landing
Money Barracuda
Iness Breaks NCAA Record At Nebraska Twilight Meet
The article notes Sim Iness of Southern California breaking the NCAA discus mark with a 185 ft 3 1/4 in attempt at the Nebraska meet, as Wes Santee of Kansas eyed a possible mile under 4:02 and Southern California aimed for a fifth straight team title amid gusty winds that disrupted events.
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Ncoln
Wes
Compton
Calif
Santee
Noremal Santee
University of Kansas
Gare Iness
Southern California
Trojans
Tllmois
Iness
Archie Harris
Indiana
University of Nebraska
Das Davis
Leslie Laing
Fresnor State
Laing
Tigers right-hander Ted Gray finally notches win
Ted Gray, after nine straight losses, earned a 3-2 Detroit victory over the New York Yankees. He pitched five-hits through seven innings, scored the winning run with a seventh-inning single, and credited a resilient Tigers lineup including homers by Jim Delsing and Priddy.
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New York
Ted Gray
Detroit
New York Yankees
Gray
Bronx Bombers
Yankees
Harvey Kuenn
Gerry Priddy
Jim Delsing
Delsing
Priddy
Boston
Browns
St. Louis
Tigers
Athletics
Who Do You Like for Second in the American League
The American League race centers on second place as Cleveland Boston and Chicago White Sox vie with Washington and Philadelphia for the spot behind the Yankees. Cleveland and Boston each win streaks. Detroit’s Tigers beat New York as Grama and Gray shine for the White Sox.
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New York Yankees
McCormick advances in Southern California amateur semis
Bruce McCormick edged Eddie Meyerson one up to reach the 14th annual Southern California amateur semifinals in Los Angeles. McCormick, winner of 1947 and 1949 Southland titles, will face Fletcher Jones in a 36 hole semifinal as Bobby Morefield and Bob Simmers also advanced. Simmers shot two under par through 14 holes to beat Larry Bouchey.
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Los Angeles
Bruce McCormick
Eddie Meyerson
McCormick
Meyerson
Fletcher Jones
Bele Air
Los Angeles Country Club
Bob Simmers
Bel-Air
Jones
Raul Carter
Morefield
Johnny Dawson
Palm Springs
Ted Gleithman
Simmers
Larry Bouchey
Inglewood
Fragmentary Sports Roundup From West Coast Matches
Fragmented OCR notes show scattered results from Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland Seattle and other teams. Names such as Smith O Donnell Kimbarl and Moisen appear with partial scores and venues including Sageamenta and Sagementa.
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San Francisco
Hill Beadford
San
Hepa Uthealie Smithy Ouswood
Genrie O'Donnell
Sageamenta
Ken Kimbarl
Seattle
vBul Byung
Lom Angeles
Moisen
Wigton
Portland
Oakland
Tah Atkins
Fog Angeles
Hourwoat
Leveke Mtiene Seaton, Wastination AL Sma Aian Rs
Unclear historic score roundup with scattered city labels
Fragmented OCR shows scattered team names and venues across Philadelphia Boston New York Milwaukee Brooklyn Chicago and Pittsburgh with partial scores and dates. The unreadable text suggests a sports schedule or standings item from a historic newspaper page.
Junior links title taken by Loeb at Western Championship
Palo Alto California report shows Henry Loeb of Highland Park Alabama defeating John Fry of Oakland California 3 and 2 in the Western Golf Association Junior Championship at Stanford University course. Loeb led three up after 18 holes, finished with a birdie on the 33rd hole.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Henry Loeb
Highland Park
John Fry
Oakland
Western Golf Association
Loeb
Stanford University
Amick and Lamm to Enter Oakland Stock Race
Oakland car race headlines Sam Lamm of Kong Beach among top divers in the 300 lap 187.5 mile event Sunday. Time trials set with 18 qualifiers for the big race. George Amick, winner of the feature midget at Long Beach Friday, looms as the major threat.
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Oakland
Sam Lamm
Kong Beach
George Amick
Long Beach
Four Way Tie in Homer Race at San Francisco
In a chaotic homer derby four players Ted Beard Dale Long Tom Alston and Ray Orteig tied for the crown leading the Homer race. Long homered twice and Ort eig added his 7th while Beard and Alston posted heavy lines amid a crowded field in Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Ted Beard
Dale Long
Tom Alston
Ray Orteig
Long
Orteig
Scotte
Los Angeles
Beard
Durocher Doubtful on Braves Pennant Chances
Giants manager Leo Durocher praised Milwaukee pitching and lineup but warned injuries could derail the first place Braves. He noted Eddie Mathews as a standout and questioned Charlie Grimm's plan if he is hurt, while saying Brooklyn lacks pitching but remains tough and warning about St Louis. Durocher also hinted at possible TV offers but said he would stay if owner Horace Stoneman wants him.
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Leo Due Yoener
Milwaukee Braves
New York Giants
Braves
Durocher
Giants
Eddie Mathews
Charlie
Grimm
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis
Chicago
Duracher
Musial
Schoendienst
Beverly Hills
Calif
Horace Stoneman
Giant Barber Clips Braves in rout with 16 hits
Sal Maplio struck with a razor and four hits as the New York Giants routed the Milwaukee Braves 15-1. The Braves’ NL lead was cut to 24 games as Brooklyn and Chicago also won. Dodgers beat Cubs 7-1 behind Russ Meyer six-hitter. Phils 10-8 over Reds. Cards 10-2 over Pirates.
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Prem
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Sal
Hie Barber
Maplio
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Milwauker
Braves
Brooklyn
Dave Cole
Milwaukee
Maglie
Dodgers
Cubbs
Russ Meyer
Chicago
Randy Jackson
Hank Sauer
Ralph Kiner
George Shuba
Wayne Belardi
Phils
Cincinnati
Robin Roberts
Tommy Gravisano
Cards
Pittsburgh
Wilmer Mizell
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