Old Horse Player Talks Recall Clauses at Santa Anita
Frankly old horseman comments on the costly false start in the Santa Anita pacing classic and the upcoming $50,000 Golden West Trot. He notes recall rules, flagmen, and potential new signals including a helicopter aid, while praising Indy Fraser’s efforts for Dr. Stanton and previewing the Saturday feature event.
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Dr. Stanton
Lindy Fraser
Stanton
Lindy
Indian Land
Rey
Doc God
Indy Fraser
Jimmy Creed
Fraser
Sunset League Opens With Quiet Hype Amid Shuffle
The Sunset Baseball League began with little fanfare as Busy Bill Schroeder exits the scene. Anaheim Vals, managed by Story Gardner, host Riverside Dons while Sacramento gains full ownership, promising bolstered play and renewed attention.
Lemon Best Hitting Hurler in Majors
Ben Lemon of the Cleveland Indians leads the majors in hitting among pitchers with a strong spring showing. The athletic lefty has power to drive the ball, delivering a single and home run in a recent game. Glenn Cunningham retires from track at 39 but remains fit to train for a potential 4:10 mile. After civil war series with Hollywood Stars, Angels visit Wrigley Field for games against Seattle Rainiers and Oaks led by Jo Jo White and Casey Stengel. Shortstop Bill Schuster shines at bat and in field as Portland and Sacramento pace the league. The Solins' pitchers show form while team hitting power wavers at times.
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Ben Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Bob
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
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Glenn
Flo
Hollywodl Stars
Gilmore Field
Angels
Wrigley Field
Jo Jo White
Seattle Rainiers
Casey Stengel
Oaks
Bui Schuster
Wrigley Welch
Portland
Sacramento
Solins
Sande Suspended for 60 Days on Horse Peping
New York racing authorities suspend famed jockey Earl Sande for 60 days after a Jamaica race day drug test showed traces of barphine in his horse Biz Slage. The Metropolitan Jockey Club also bans Sande from grounds during suspension and orders forfeiture of his $2,800 April 21 purse won by Big Stag. Sande faces federal narcotics charges and grand jury action.
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York
U.P
New York
Metropolitan Jockey Club
D Sande
Eugene Donaldson
Francis Booth
Sande
Jamaica
Big Stag
Fede
Chris Spencer Trot Threat Preps for Golden West Trot
Owner Bostwick brings Chris Spencer the trotter to Santa Anita with special care including daily air shipments of water oats and hay. Harry Whitney, his regular driver, travels from South Carolina to handle Dunbay Bostwick stars amid added Western Harness Racing Association events.
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Chris Spencer
Santa Anita
Chris
California
Groom Doe Schneier
Star Trader
Bostwick
Song
Aiken
S. C
Western Harness Racing Association
Dr. Stanton
Friscoway
Poplar Vola
Guinea Gold
Merry Way Poplar
Empire State
George Ends Stand at And in Tag Match at Municipal Auditorium
Gorgeous George, the human orchid, debuts in a two out of three falls tag clash at Municipal Auditorium pairing with Gino Garibaldi against Pat Fraley and Enrique Torres. George seeks a win over Torres while facing a rival who previously pushed him to tough two match scrambles. Also on card are Dave Levin vs Kiman Kudo in a mixed bout, and Rebel I Russell vs Jules Strongbow in the opener.
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Gorgeous George
Dave Levin
Kiman Kudo
Rebel I Russell
Jules Strongbow
Herb Lindberg May Sit a Few More Out
Bay Meadows stewards propose a 30 day suspension for jockey Herbert Lindberg after an incident aboard Wave ANSI during the Bay Meadows meeting. Lindberg may miss the balance of the meeting as the season winds down with Saturday’s close.
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San Mateo
Herbert Lindberg
Bay Meadows
Cingberg
Shannon
Miss Dorern
Green Streaks Win Opener Over Whittier In Park Ave
Green Streaks debut star Deweese hurls four hit ball with 16 strikeouts to beat Whittier 4 to 0 at Park Ave. Donovan scoring in sixth on a sacrifice and Herron’s clean single set the tone as Anaheim Merchants, Scuttlers, and Fullerton also posted wins in Friday league action.
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Deweese
Joe Rodgers
Prees-Telegram
Whittier
Park Ave
Taciinn
Anaheim Merchants
Fullerton
Torrance
Scuttlers
Garden Grove
Ed Conk
Long Beach
Tommy Donovan
Clint Hérron
Anaheim
Stan Beau
Genterticid
Whitton Lengmene
DeWrese
Sdonovancth
Datanzoldet
Onerron
ZaauselEx
Sinter
Menzale
Botan Tabaks
Mimmermen
Tasker
Ona Dares
Barden Brave
DI Boery Rom
Tae Foner
Roer Knizht
Fights Last Night In Seattle and Los Angeles
Reported street bout results feature Rulard Renanm of Seattle who suffered a facial cut against Sheik Rangel. Names Freena and Marie Tren appear with limited detail from Los Angeles and Mex entries, city tags unclear due to OCR errors.
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Seattle
Rulard Renanm
Sheik Rangel
Freena
SV Des Sacnid
Neler
L.ngeles
Marie Tren
Angeles
Curtis Cup Golf Team Heads For England Tour
The U S Curtis Cup team departs New York for England to compete May 21 22 at Birkdale. British ambassador Henry Cotton warns that competition will be tougher this year as the British women aim to reclaim the Curtis Cup, despite American men losing the Walker Cup earlier.
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England
U.S
Birkdale
Henry Cotton
Britain
Cotton
Dorothy Kielty
Long Beach
West Coast
Hough
Seraphs and Padres Split Pacific Coast League Action
The San Francisco Angels lead tied for first after a dramatic 3 0 win behind Jim Tabor’s tenth inning homer and Lee Anthony’s late comeback pitching. Hollywood held the Angels to one hit through eight, Mickey Burnett delivered two-run single, and Pinky Woods allowed two hits before the ninth inning error. At San Francisco, the Seals shut out Dibiasi as Melton pitched tight for a 3 0 win. Attendance 10,126 at Gilmore Field.
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Pinky Woods
Hollywood
Carl Cox
Mickey Burnett
Foods
Gordon Maliarberger
Buchen
Bom Dallegsandra
Eddie Sauer
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Lee Anthony
al Libke
Gene Handley
Lou Kahn
Gilmore Field
Jack Graham
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Johnny Gorsica
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Wemsley
Hawa
Long Beach City College Tops Mt San Antonio In Practice
Long Beach City College mounted a six hit attack led by Jack Schlarb Jor Whisenant and Phil Chauvin to beat Mt San Antonio 75 in a practice game. The Vikes trailed 4 0 before Jim McCoy’s triple and a Billy Prince run scoring single sparked a ninth inning rally as Chauvin and Prince drove in key runs.
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Jor Whisenant
Phil Chauvin
Long Beach City College
Mt San Antonio College
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Mountaineers
Jim McCoy
Billy Prince
Ken Sachsa
McCoy
al Johnson
Archie Boyd
Jack Arer
Roy Andersen
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Prince
Jack Allen
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Mgerinte Wovens
Pete Hanes
Ty “Ang Plat
Gallas
Becker
Bite
Recreation For Rae TRL softball games overview
Softball results and team lineups listed for Recreation For Rae TRL events at Moris and Church of Brethren venues. Scores, batteries, and player names are documented alongside church and club affiliations and upcoming reservations for American and North American leagues.
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Pan Ton
Jire Tept
Agans AO Bor
Baltrrins
Léstelt Ang Honer
Burns Waitt
Blank Rey Rin
Ao Bi Vatter
and Sorth
Jelena
Warnick
Lessatt
Church of Brethren
Alderson and
H. Lions
McVatter Wayman
Federal Termite
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Lanse Games
Kit
Waslestersee Riwaters
Bark Age
Tram L. Bo Bors
Les Beach Bays
Eke
Loder Seeve
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Chakral
Sucen Eel Sarel Lipyard
Trigo Outpoints Jackson in Mexico City Return
Mario Trigo of Monterrey Mexico won a unanimous decision over Bobby Jackson of Los Angeles before 4200 fans at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Jackson staged a late flurry in the final round but could not erase Trigo's early lead.
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Marin Trigo
Monterrey
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Bobby Jackson
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Trien
Border Stable Advances in All Navy Boxing Finals
Fighters from the 11th Naval District moved closer to the team title in the All Navy Boxing Tournament at Balboa Stadium. Four more district boxers reached the semifinals as Jack Woods upset Kirby Seals in a heavyweight bout and teammates earned wins across other weights.
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Man Diego
Naval District
Hank Herring
Sinner
Pha Anane - O
Jack Woods
Clemi Cobbaruvias
Long Beach Naval Station Battier
Kirby Seals
Pacific Fleet
Woods
Kk. A. i
Balboa Stadium
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Simin San Fetipps
York
Middle Tuane Naval Deere
Ese
Zit
Night Victory Formula Pays Off for Cards
The St Louis Cardinals use a night game strategy to win 54 54 over the Dodgers and claim sole possession of third place in the National League. Rain washed out other games while the Athletics and Yankees gain ground in their leagues.
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Washington
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Ronron
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JP Kureichin
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Hoden
Melee Broskive
Zoe Bon
Burawski
Annette Hangon
Musiel
Sivuaenter
Dour Rilawak
Brannan
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Wnitedet
Berardinn
Wenstet
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Dale
Kelner
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Jordan Nine 4 1 Victory Boosts Panthers in Bay League Race
Jordan High varsity baseball won 4 1 over El Segundo paced by Bob Schwartz three hits. Freddy Thrower Verlyn Crock and Bill Brannon led the offense with 11 hits as Jordan sits second to Santa Monica. Schmidt detailed box score shows Schwartz 1 RBI 6 assists and Brannon Thomas and Smith contributing in a close conference win.
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Jorden High
el Segundo
Panthers
Santa Monica
Freddy Thrower
Verlyn Crock
Bill Brannon
Jordan
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Auras
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Bmitthey
Bankers Meet Rockets Sunday at Recreation Park
Dick Sonnelly's Bank of America nine of Los Angeles faces the Long Beach Rockets in Sunday's feature at Recreation Park. The Bankers, one of the fastest clubs in the Southern California Managers' Association, hope for a victory after slipping in recent games. Eddie Powers pitches for the Rockets with Don Lees catching.
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Bank of America
Los Angeles
Long Beach Rockets
Recreation Park
Southern California Managers’ Association
Eddie Powers
Rockets
Don Lee
Bankers
Budge Tops Opponent in California Pro Tennis Championship
In Los Angeles on May 5 Don Budge defeated Ent Renker of Palm Springs 6-0 in the opening round of the California State pro tennis championships while Frank Kovacs makes his first appearance of May against Jerry Hover.
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Frank Kovacs
Jerry Hover
Don Budge
Ent Renker
Palm Springs
Orphans of Publinx Seek Own Golf League
California golfers nicknamed orphans of Publinx push for a nine hole league after attempts by Burchfield to form a Southern California association. Clubs have not answered his inquiries but players back the idea. Other notes cover weekly pro shop sweepstakes at Recreation Park and the South Course Men's Club open results with Comos and Zielinski among winners.
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Golf Association
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Huntington Beach
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San Clemente Club
Santa Catalina Island
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Fornix Publinx Association
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Goffers
Irving Cowper
Chandler Dee
Canpar
Breth & Chuck
W. Mansell
Haxey
Dale Koster
Anny Meo
Ac Mayen
Huremaines
Gene Comos
John Zielinski
Ray Oda
Milt Harrington
Behr
Jack Carney
Bob Ralinson
Hi T. Keen
Jay Scoty
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