Track Icons Eye Berkeley Mile Showdown At PCC Meet
Elvin Drake previews the Pacific Coast Conference championships in Berkeley, noting Jim Bailey and Bobby Seaman as key rivals in the anticipated four lapper. USC's squad faces injuries, with Sid Wing and Wes McLendon mentioned as potential disruptors, while Bowden and Landy comparisons frame the race.
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Ducky
Seaman
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Bailey
Bobby
California
Dan Bowden
Sid Wing
Wes McLend
John Landy
Russ Ellis
Rafer Johnson
Jess Mortensen
Bowden
Laney
Jon Arnett
Fresno
Ray Martin
Dick Dorsey
Compton College
Charlie Dumas
Trojan
Davis
SPAAU
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AAU
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Max Truex
Oregon
Dallinger
Berkeley
State Colleges of
Fresno State
Mortensen
Brain Seaman
Compton
Herschel Smith
Tartar
Willie Atterbury
Redskins to feature National Symphony at Oct 14 game
Washington owner George Preston Marshall announced the Redskins will have the National Symphony Orchestra perform at halftime of the October 14 game against the Chicago Cardinals. Maestro Howard Mitchell will conduct excerpts including Hail to the Redskins and the Overature to Carmen amid a 130 man marching band.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
National Symphony Orchestra
George Preston Marshall
Marshal
Marshall
Chicago Cardinals
Howard Mitchell
Redskins
Kiarshall
George Preston
Joe Kuharich
Lip Was Stormy Character Yet Dodgers Beat Giants
After 22 years the Dodgers finally topple the Giants in a long rivalry, blaming Leo Durocher's absence for a dull season. The piece notes Carl Erskine’s no hit game and critiques Giants stalwarts like Willie Mays while praising Rigney and the team’s recent struggles. The cooling rivalry hurts both gate receipts and fan enthusiasm.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Bill Rigney
Durocher
Leo
Don Mueller
Mueller
Rigney
Willie Mays
Thurocher
Carl Erskine
Uic Giants
Indians Top Yankees Behind Lemon Solid Start
Lemon goes the distance in a 3-2 victory over the Yankees, improving his record as Cleveland gains ground on New York. Al Smith delivers the decisive ninth inning blow after a late surge, while Vic Wertz and Carrasquel support with key hits.
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al Smith
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Smith
Associated Press
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Mickey Mantle
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Supreme Court upholds Santee lifetime suspension
New York reports the State Supreme Court affirming the Amateur Athletic Union's lifetime ban on Wes Santee the leading miler and Olympic hopeful while condemning amateur officials for encouraging tax evasion through miles. Justice Walter A Lynch noted Santee disqualified himself with some help from guardians of amateur athletics and urged promoters to stop exploiting star athletes for gate receipts.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Amateur Athletic Union
Wes Santee
Walter A. Lynch
Santee
United States
L A Solons Battle Angels for Pacific Coast Lead
The Sacramento Solons and the Los Angeles Angels open a three game series at Wrigley Field with first place in the PCL at stake. Sac up 19-11 and LA 21-21, headlines note strong pitching and lineup changes including Johnny Briggs debut with the Angels.
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Los Angeles Angels
Wrigley Field
Scions
Lois
Johnny Briggs
Cubs
Angels
Sally Drake
Gale Wade
Major Retta Standings and Minor League Scores
Baseball standings and schedule results across multiple minor leagues. Includes Coast League teams such as Los Angeles, Sacramento, Portland, Hollywood, Vancouver, and Seattle with game times and records. Texas League, American Association, International League, Southern Association, and Mortinvest League standings and Monday results.
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Stesa
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Tollywood
Bakersfield
Visalia
Salinas
Monnay
Micht
Modesto
Loes to Orioles Loes to Orioles
Baseball notes detail releases and trades as New York Yankees cut players including Bill Loes and Jim Konstanty. Frank Smith, 98, is optioned to Nashville with Matt Batts. Orioles buy Bill Loes and Johnny Schmitz, send Babe Birrer to San Antonio and Mel Held to Minneapolis.
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Jim Konstanty
Frank Smith
Bill Loes
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Konstanty
Yankees
Bill Hunter
Smith
Nashville
Cincinnati
Matt Batts
Lees
Orioles
Johnny Schmitz
Red Sox
Babe Birrer
San Antonio
Mel Held
Minneapolis
Sugar Ray Robinson Set for Wrigley Field Defense
Sugar Ray Robinson, 35, prepares for his middleweight title defense against Carl Olson at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles. Boxing observers monitor his sparring form at Willie Orrer’s camp as both contenders showcase recent wins and concerns over Robinson’s aging legs and Olson’s solid jaw.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Carl Robe Qtson
Willie Orrer
Los Angeles
Robinson
Mark Man
New York
San Francisco
Wrigley Field
Sugar Ray
Price
Las Vegas
Bobo
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Olsen
Ernie Greer
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