Stars Rally to Split Doubleheader in Last Inning Losses
Los Angeles and Seattle traded dramatic late-inning rallies as the Pacific Coast League split two games. Hollywood edged San Diego 11-9 after a pinch-hit homer in the seventh, while Los Angeles fell to Seattle 4-2 in the nightcap as Watt Judnich’s three-run homer sealed the Rainiers win. Oakland upset Portland twice, Seattle also won the opener 4-0, and San Francisco swept Sacramento in the day’s other action. Attendance listed as 12,000-plus across sites.
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Recreation Park Netters Annex Mid cities Lead
Recreation Park's Class B entry in the Mid-Cities Tennis League moved into first place by a three length margin with a 9-5 win over Norwalk on the Municipal courts at Lakewood. Local Class C team Lomita defeated Sommers 10-5 in Lomita.
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Moonrush Leads Golden State Breeders Handicap Nominees
Moonrush and Coast Cap King top the field for Hollywood Park's $25,000 Golden State Breeders Handicap a mile and sixteenths. Gold Capitol Vino Fino Buileigh Jr June Bride Make-up Man Stormy Cloud Alderman Boomerang Boy Pension Plan also feature with Special Touch facing possible Saturday start after a Premiere Handicap injury. Moonrush is the world money leader with 193,250 from Santa Anita and Bay Meadows wins. Special Touch aims as top fillie after Santa Margarita victory but Injury may delay.
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Special Touch
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Gold Capitol
Vino Fino
Buileigh Jr
June Bride
Stormy Cloud
Alderman
Boomerang Boy
Pension Plan
Moonrush
Santa Anita
James N. Crofton Lass
Alien Drumheller
Jack Westrope
Bay Meadows
Nation's Standout Spikers Head for Coliseum Relays
Hawks face Riverside TV in a niteball game at Park Ave. Field 8:15 pm. It is the Hawks second tilt of the season. Riverside, built around pitchers Charley Trujillo Dale Pendergast and centerfielder Walt Smith, comes off a 7 1 victory over the Los Angeles Rams in the inaug ural. Trujillo’s 23 game win streak for San Bernardino last year ended in the playoffs against the Hawks. Riverside will start Trujillo Elmer Critchlow catcher Art McGill first base Seaton Grant second base Franz Bushman third base Clyde Johnson shortstop Bob Drake Smith and Dink Jacobs Meyer in the outfield. Manager Joe Rodgers plans to start young pitcher Ingace Jack Randall. The rest of the local nine includes Les Worden Sonny Bennett Cleo Goyette Clint Herron Jimmy Jones Novikoff Bill Crutchfield George Pearson Ted Tabak Les Biltinger and Ev Juergens.
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Calchamps
Los Angeles Rams
Charley, Trujilla
Dale Pendergast
Walt Smith
Trujillo
Elmer Critchlow
Art McGill
Seaton Grant
Franz Bushman
Clyde Johnson
Bob Drake
Smith
Dink Jacobs
Meyer
Joe Rodgers
Ingace
Jack Randall
Track Classic Slated Friday
The West Coast Relays produced a strong show with USC taking overall honors but only one first, while surprising UCLA gained four firsts and finished second. Records fell in the shot put and the medley relay near-misses, as Otis Chandler and Bob Stout posted notable marks amid a 20,000-strong crowd.
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California
Occidental College Club
North Texas State
Occidental
Otis Chandler
San Francisco Olympic Club
Fresno State
Bob Stout
Rod Richard
UCLA
Los Angeles Athletic Club
University of California
USC
Modesto
Mackay and Leone Set Championship Clash at Wilmington Bowl
Junior heavyweight contender Roger Mackay meets Baron Leone in the top event of an all-star four bout card at Wilmington Bowl. Mackay claims speed and skill can topple Leone, who admits only a small weight edge. Promoter Ernie Steffen expects a big gate as the show also features Tony Martinez vs The Champ and other bouts.
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Baron Leone
Wilmington Bowl
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Baron
Mackay-Leone
Ernie Steffen
Tony Martinez
Vic Holbrook
Wee Willie Davis
Pat Fraley
Billy McDaniels
Recreation Park Games Tonight and Local Notices
Recreation Park hosts a schedule of games and local events across multiple venues. Includes mentions of teams such as Mytinett and Castelpe, Harvesters, and Bil Atkinson Matos, with varied venues like Admiral Kid Fd and Moore Memorial Methodial.
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Moward Zink
Houghton Ark Tite
Neri Long Bae
May Downs Sims Crowned County Champion in 1951 Final
OUG May of Willowick who was runner up in 1947 to Les Hensley won the 1951 Orange County title, defeating Gomer Sims 4 and 2 over 36 holes at Meadowlark yesterday. May led early, extended a four up lead after the first round, and closed the match on the 34th hole. Sims, host club co-owner, had 21 straight pars in the final nine but dropped two more holes. May shot 70 for the first 18, finishing one over par for the last 16. Final results list May as champion, with other flight winners noted.
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Ralanid Sims
Cecil Wheat
Bill Huels
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Jack Dickey
D. Bernard
H. Harris
J. Corn
Brundage Wins Car-Yell Speedway Main Event
Bert Brundage rode to victory in the 20 lap main event at Car-Yell Speedway yesterday. Chuck Basney edged Kelly Myers for second place. Newcomer tops Lakewood golf championship and local Calcutta set for Tuesday night.
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Car- Yell Speedway
Chuck Basney
Kelly Myers
Chuek
Jimmy Piit
T Bruit
Bod Shes
Om. Beeen
Don “Bistion
Local Baseball Scores and Pitching Totals
Local game summaries show Roberta pitched for the Rockers and Asheratt earned the win for the Raiders. Key hits include home runs by Hardy and Campbell, with multiple players credited for RBIs and stolen bases amid a sequence of innings totals and pitching decisions.
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