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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1951

Page

15

Noor and Moonrush Clash Tomorrow at Hollywood Park

The Noor versus Citation rivalry heats up as Moonrush and Citation prepare for a mile and a sixteenth Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park. Moonrush, a top handicap horse, faces Calumet star Citation with $100,000 Gold Cup looming, while bettors weigh weights and past battles.

Hollywood Park Noor Big Cy Citation Santa Anita Bay Meadows Cistion Moonrush Coaltown Bewitch Be Fleet All Blue Great Circle Foe Calumet

Club Championships Feature Links Action

Lakewood Club championship semifinals see Griggs and McCay win to join Mohr and Parkinson, with multiple matches across flights yielding results and advancing players. Finalists emerge as the event runs through quarters and byes, while other divisions report numerous close finishes and near upsets.

Larry Griggs W. Larsen W. McCay J. H. Mohr Lakewood Regent Vicidt Es Griggs W. P. Gale Taser Colmar McCay D. Parkinson Monr Ted Franklin C. Olson MW. Laotonilier Bob Frank A. Anderson Homer Mastini Symonds Powell Pathart Hi Rinehart Ringler Oarth Quartern Ray Haynes Gen Cady Smith J. Eummers de Fred Long Richard J. Dick Nook Guertin Brt Hork W. Chase B. Boves No J Norrin Draper A. Ro Pere Atte Lue de Carl Prince Chaltin H. Bulewit Breeden Jooswhite J. Stelvis Pent I H West Bhrowsbury

Baseball's Big Six by the Associated Press

National League leaders and top hitters shown by players and clubs. Robinson of Chicago, Snider of the Dodgers, Musial of the Cardinals, and Stephens of the Red Sox lead in runs batted in and home runs among hitters. Pitching and other stat lines noted for key figures across the league.

Associated Press CHESS Wae BT Robinson Chicox Snider Dodgers Etepheny Bosox Musial Cards Araurieen Leazay Lesigue Apihineriees

Fans Predict Repeat in Amateur Golf Finals at Local Club

The Southern California Golf Association Amateur Championship enters quarter finals with Delbert Walker and Jim Ferrie seen as likely finalists. Ferrie, defending champ, defeated Jack Cuna cov 5 and 4 while Walker and Holscher posted strong 59s for the first nine holes, with McCormick edging McCaillister to force a 38th hole finish.

Rong Virginia Delbert Walker Jim Ferrie Southern California Golf Association Frankie Hixon Bruce McCormick Ferrie Walker Jack Cunacov Bob McCaillister McCormick Bruce McCallister San Gabriel C.C Hixon al Colebank Mick Pontiers Gray Waar Truce McCormick Virginia Country Club Jasper Nutter

Keo Nakama Meet Boosts Records At Waikiki

In Waikiki Natatorium last night a Hawaiian youth and a Fortland Oregon girl set two American records. Ford Konno, 18, won the 400 meter freestyle in 4 36 1, surpassing the 4 39 6 mark set by Bill Smith in 1942. Judy Cornell of Portland lowered her own 100 meter breast stroke record to 1 20 5, besting 1 23 1 from last August. Evelyn Kawamoto placed second, Fheebe Cramer of Berkeley took third, in her first championship test. Cramer also finished third in the 200 meter backstroke, Catherine Klienschmidt won the 200 meter free in 2 55 32, Thelma Kalama edged Sharon Geary in the 200 meter free in 2 32 6.

Honolulu Fortland Ore Waikiki High Point N. C Evelyn Kawamoto Fheebe Cramer Berkeley Calif Miss Cramer Catherine Klienschmidt Thelma Kalama Sharon Geary Long Beach

Moto Draws With Leone In Municipal Auditorium Show

In a main event draw at the Municipal Auditorium Baron Michele Leone and Great Mr Moto each scored a fall before time expired. Moto won the first fall with judo cuts and a body press. Leone clinched a neck-breaker submission. Enrique Torres defeated Roger Mackay in the semiwindup with a double arm jack and a reverse shoulder press. Joe Pazandak and Hans Schnabel also drew. Tony Morelli pinned Ace Freeman.

Baron Michele Leone Mr. Moto Municipal Auditorium Pe Baron Enrique Torres Roger Mackay Torres Roger Joe Pazandak Hans Schnabel Tony Morelli Ace Freeman

Bruins Pay Tribute to Johns by UCLA Groups

Los Angeles June 22. WR Wilbur Johns, UCLA athlete director, received a merit award from the Los Angeles Men's Bruin Club at the Biltmore Hotel. UCLA mentor Henry Red Sanders praised Johns as the greatest athletic director in America today for building the Bruins' athletic department.

Los Angeles Wilbur Johns UCLA Bruins Johns Bruin Biltmore Henry Red) Sanders America

Shoemaker to Buy Arcadia Property

Willie Shoemaker, co holder of the American riding championship, will become a landlord. He has received Superior Court permission subject to ratification by juvenile court authorities to buy for $47,500 an apartment house in Arcadia.

Los Angeles Willie Shoemaker Arcadia

JapNetters Post Triumphs In Coronado Invitational Tennis

At Coronado hotel event seed players advance in the Hotel Del Coronado Invitational. Jaro Kurmainaru tops seed Kumu maru advances, Arnold Saul faces Kurmainaru while Nakano meets Bob Perry. Other results include Fujikura over Sisson and Likas beating Lanham.

Coronado Hotel del Coronado Jaro Kurmaimaru Arnold Saul San Diego Goreufikeore Jacque Grigry Alhambra Tero Nakano Bob Perry Los Angeles Kumumaru Ed Toley Allen Cleveland Santa Monea Nakano Jack Ballack Long Beach Fujikura John Sisson Ray Dukelow Harry Likas San Francisco Jack Lanham al Bray Long, Beach

Top Four Netters Headed for Semis at Heart of America Tennis

In Kansas City on June 22, the Heart of America Tennis Tournament nears semifinals with top seeds battling in the men's singles. Second seed Fred Haelat of California and fourth seed Dick Halmine of Rock Island DI won their quarterfinals while UCLA student Robin Willner and Hel Surface Jr. of Kansas City had already secured wins. Surface defeated Clint Nettleton 61 62, and Willner beat Julian Oates 4 63. Hagist faced Ed Kauder and Hainline was to meet Jack Shoemaker, both UCLA, as second round struggles continued for Kauder and Shoemaker.

Kansas City Gptt Heart of America Fred Haelat University of California Dick Halmine Rock Island Robin Willner UCLA S. Hel Surface Jr Clint Nettleton University of Texas Willner Julian Oates Texas Hagist Ed Kauder Hainline Jack Shoemaker Kauder Shoemaker

Reese Displaces Al Dark in Poll

Chicago June 22 Reese Displaces Al Dark in Poll for starting National League shortstop in the 8th annual all star game on July 10. Reese 203 906 votes to Dark 194 752. Dodgers gain lead in four starting positions while Giants lose their only pace-setter in national voting. Stan Musial leads with 232 076, followed by Nelson Fox Ted Williams and Jackie Robinson.

Chicago Brookslyn Peewee Reese Alvin Dark New York Giants Reese Dark Dodgers Giants Stan Musial St. Louis Nelson Fox Chicago White Sox Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Jackie Robinson

Motorbike Race Night At Carrell Speedway

Seventy five riders prepare for AMA after dark program at Carrell Speedway. The event begins at 8 20 p m with a time class at 7 p m.

Carrell Speedway AMA

Loyola Plans Video of Florida Contest

Loyola University board of athletic control announced the October 6 Loyola Florida football game will be televised. The game moved from afternoon to evening to avoid NCAA television ban, boosting to nine the number of Loyola games shown on television. The Rose Bowl venue is nearby and serves as the Lions home field for 1951.

Los Angeles Loyola University Board of Athletic Control Loyola-Florida Lions

PCL Owners Meet to Plan 1952 Schedule Changes

In San Francisco on June 22 18 officials of the Pacific Coast League gather to map future plans. Agenda items include schedules television and crowd considerations. Directors may drop the current split week plan for 1952 with television remaining home club based.

San Francisco

Three Sail Fleets Race at Newport Harbor

Yachtsmen look to two blue ribbon contests at Newport Harbor with the Tidelands Trophy and the San Francisco Challenge trophy drawing attention. Three NHYC fleets sail 300 miles toward the finish with starts off Balboa Pier at 1 pm while Rhodes and PC sloops begin slightly later. A joint reception will bring together helmsmen and crews after the day’s racing aboard the Newport Harbor Yacht Club.

Newport Harbor Yacht Club Balboa Pier Outer Harf Bee San Francisco D. W Walt) Elliott NHYC Rhodes-Pc Strand Huntington Beach Chica LAYC

Vinnie Richards to Forsake Court

Forest Hills N Y Vinnie Richards once a tennis prodigy 30 years ago faces likely exit after a first loss to Bobby Riggs in the National Professional Championships at the West Side Tennis Club Richards 48 says he will retire from tourneys and switch focus to golf after his latest win over Henry Quinn 64 63 64 yesterday and a scheduled match with Riggs follows

Forest Hills N. Y Joe Vinnie Richards Bobby Riggs Richards West Side Tennis Club Vinnie Henry Quinn Ardsley Riggs

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