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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1948

Page

13

Redskins Sign Eighth End Doug Turley for 1948 Season

The Redskins announced the signing of Doug Turley an 1 foot 3dnd 215 pound end and former captain of the University of Scranton as the 37th player and eighth end for the 1948 season Turley joins a roster that includes Sid Halliday Paul McKee Vic Paulson Jim Peebles Herb Shoener Hugh Taylor and Joe Tere Shinski among others in their 22nd NFL year.

Doug Turley University of Scranton Redskins Turley Sid Halliday Southern Methodist Paul McKee Syracuse Cardinals Vic Paulson Santa Barbera State College Jim Peebles Herb Shoener University of Iowa Hugh Taylor Oklahoma City U.S Joe Tere Shinski The

Woodling Maintains Coast Hit Lead In PCL

San Francisco Seals outfielder Gene Woodling kept the Pacific Coast League batting lead last week as his average slipped to .363. He had 41 hits in 110 at bats and scored 21 runs, holding the top spot among players with 80 or more at bats. Jack Graham of San Diego led in home runs with 15 and RBIs with 36, one ahead of Frank Kelleher of Hollywood.

San Francisco U.P Gene Woodling San Francisco Seals William O. McGee Woodling Jack Graham San Diego Frank Kelleher Hollywood

Luxembourg Miner Seen As Olympic Marathon Threat

A 37 year old Luxembourg miner Charles Heirendt emerged as one of the four top marathon favorites for London after winning the Freedom Marathon at Kosice. He defeated Britain's Jack Holden and Koreas Yun Bok Suh and Mikko Heitanen, running 2 hours 36 minutes on poor roads in a field of 84 runners. Heirendt, long a cross country champion, works underground and trains in Differdange at night. He now hopes to win the London Olympic marathon, as Greece Turkey and Romania also outline strong track and field contingents for the Games.

Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Kosice Czechoslovakia London Charles Heirendt Europe Heirendt Britain Jack Holden Yun Bok Suh Korea Mikko Heitanen Inland Holden Heitanen Belgium France Herrendt Differdange Luxembourg Joseph Barthel Greece Stylianos Kyriakides Athanasios Ra Helen Kyriah Es Rai Berlin Suh Ragazos Roumania Moina Bucharest Gent Lupsa Kiroen Weisshautel Finland Westerlund Turkey Sevki Koru Boston Kyriakides Mustafa Kaplan Roubi Sahalp Oezkap Cakit Densl Istanbul le’ Yecr Sweden Hungary Iran Isfahan Teheran Stockholm Bilge Atik Dogu Welter Athens Dogo Prague Russia

Small Field for Preakness

Pimlico officials gathered to line up rivals for Calumet Farm's Citation in the $100,000 Preakness on May 15. Citation stood as the sole announced starter with others uncertain as Calumet Trainer Ben Jones prepared to ship from Louisville. Coaltown, runner up in the Derby, will not go to Baltimore.

Baltimore Pimlico Race Track Calumet Farm Citation Calumet Ben Jones Louisville Coaltown Smith

Softball lineups and players listed in scattered notes

The fragment lists numerous softball batteries and players with positions and initials, mentioning teams and clubs such as Naval Chapel, Oskeera Town Club, and Rec Club. It includes names like Peck, Bnood, Wien, Wilson, Wilton, Brooks, James, Grobousk, Edwarde, McClellan, Hagman, McGinnis, Fears, Downer, Duncan, Myers, and more, interspersed with odd scores and abbreviations.

Nat Guard R. Polips Naval Chapel Lubraen Souran Peck Bnood J.' Wien R. Wilson C. Wilton Brooks James Grobousk Edwarde F.H.E Rea Meganzell Me Gammel MeGtasisy Rovers Marchese Fears Jahreon Waaniteries Mead Downer Duncan Myers Taveu Manmlien Sichiniaee Walters Aby Firrer Harmonsen Rowe

Guy Lombardo Drops Bid for Speed Boat Record

Bandleader Guy Lombardo temporarily abandoned attempts to break the American speed boat record on the Salton Sea. He made three runs, each well short of Gar Wood and Sir Malcolm Campbell marks, with his best average 117.845 miles per hour.

Desert Beach U.P Guy Lombardo Salton Sea Gar Wood Malcolm Campbell

Tipton May. Miss Opener Wayne Tipton Injury Update

Wayne Tipton vice president of California Hot Rods Inc may miss the Huntington Beach Speedway opener this Friday due to injuries from a major Bonelli Stadium accident. He was treated at Newhall Hospital for a deep facial cut and facial contusions, with no skull fracture or concussion. If unable to race, his brother Archie Tipton will race at 1:15 p.m. local time.

Wayne Tipton California Hot Rods, Inc Huntington Beach Speedway Bonelli Stadium Newhall ‘Hospital Wayne Archie

Trigo Favorite To Rubber Match With Jackson In Los Angeles

Lightweight contender Mario Trigs of Monterrey Mexico is a slight favorite to win a rubber match against Bobby Jackson of Azusa California tonight in Los Angeles. The rivals met twice with Jackson winning the first bout in Long Beach and Trigo prevailing in the Hollywood rematch.

Los Angeles Mario Trigs Monterrey Mex Bobby Jackson Azusa Calif Jackson Long Beach Trigo Hollywood

Local Lawn Bowlers Win At Arroyo Seco Event

Long Beach lawn bowlers dominated the monthly triples of the Southern California Lawn Bowling Association at Arroyo Seco. In the second division, Tom Buckle Dr L E Pike and Dr A H Eggleston captured first while W A Kenny Arthur McMahon and John Driver finished third. In the first division, Dr Raymond Cary Paul McErerty and Charles Koerner tied for third.

Long Beach Southern California Lawn Bowling Association Arroyo Seco Tom Buckle L. E. Pike A. H. Eggleston W.A. Kenny Arthur McMahon John Driver Raymond Cary Paul Mcerety Charles Koerner

Brothers Lead San Jose Track Meet Record Effort

In Fresno on May 4 Howard Overhouse and Ray Overhouse led San Jose State track with a 13 foot pole vault a 151 foot discus and a 2 13 second 220 yard dash while defeating Don Smalley of Fresno State and taking a 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds.

Fresno Howard House Job San Jose State Don Smalteyy San Tito Fresno State Ray Overhouse

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