Rainiers Beat Angels 8-4 In Coast League Clash
Seattle Rainiers defeated Los Angeles 8-4 in a Pacific Coast League game. Hector Brown earned the win with Schanz's eighth inning relief helping against Max West who faced the bases loaded before grounding out to end the game. Attendance was 2693 as the series stood at one win each.
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Charley Schanz
Schanz
Max West
Braltio
San Diego Nips CIF Track Favorite in Squeeze
San Diego edged Glendale Hoover and Compton by half a point to claim the CIF track crown at Wilson High. Ed Hogan of Hoover injured his ankle late in the 446, cost the Tornadoes the title while John Walker of Cathedral and Gary Rohls of Wilson posted top times amid a blanket finish. San Diego’s strong show included nine and a half points in the broad jump and a winning relay effort.
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Glendale
Hoover
Compton
Berkeley
Ed Hogan
Tornadoes
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John Walker
Cathedral
Wilsons
Gary Rohifs
Walker
Rohls
Bob Cunning
Louie l Owens
Poly
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John Parker
Rollin Garrison
Jack North
Anaheim
Larry Kirchman
Landon Carter
Burroughs
Kirchman
Bill Gelvin
Pomona
Ralph Bonhan
Bonham
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Dick Lonsdale
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Meredith Gibbons
Larry Newquist
Fernando Ledesma
Ed Higgins
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Jack Kopp
Russ Jordan
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Babe Takes Leads in Weather vane Cross-country Open
Babe Zaharias won the Indianapolis leg of the Weather vane Cross-country Women’s Open Golf Tournament, taking a two stroke lead at the three quarter mark of the 144 hole derby. She posted a 36 hole total of 145 after a 73, two ahead of Patty Berg and Louise Sages, and held a two stroke edge over Berg in the $5000 bonus race. The field includes Zaharias Prairie View, Berg Minneapolis, Sages Carrollton, and many other listed players. The event moves to White Plains, N Y, next.
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Babe) Zaharias
Prairie’ View
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Minnelapolis
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Carrollton
Miss Berg
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Pelbie Beach Calif
White Plains
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Prairie View
Catty Retz
Minneapolis
Louise Gues
Gay
Ae Rawls
Avalin
Teans
Rene Kirk
Finalay
Oma
San Antonio
Texas
Bush
Hammond
Harrington
Teubenville
Ohio
Marjory Howe
Windsor
Ont
Bliss
Dintiene Bauer
Midlands
Scte Sales
Scte Sales Hauge, Midland,Texas, 75-£ 2—Ither
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Calif
Hanson
Wichita
Kansas
Nately Steinnoot
Mt. Pleasant
Bratton Loses Crown Injured in Boxing Title Fight
Johnny Bratton lost his NBA welterweight title to Kid Gavilan of Cuba in New York last night. He sustained a fractured jaw near the right ear in the fourth round and later was diagnosed with a broken right-hand knuckle in two places after an X-ray.
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Johnny Bratton
Bratton
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Moonrush Captures Golden State Race at Hollywood
Moonrush ridden by Shoemaker won the Golden State Breeders Handicap at Hollywood Park over Moonrush by a length and a quarter, with Vino Fino second and Pension Plan third. Moonrush earned 16,500 for co owners Anita King McKenna and Gus Luellwitz, boosting career earnings to 334,280. The horse, a yearling son of Hunter's Moon II Bustie, secured his ninth Stakes win under trainer Willie Alvarado.
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Wonderful Wallie
Moonrush
Vino Fino
Bulleigh Jr
Pension Plan
Alderman
Boomerang Boy
Shoemaker
Bull[teigh Jr
Bullreigh Jr
Inridestally
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Will Rogers
Anita King McKenna
Temple City
Gus Luellwitz
Beverly Hills
Louis B. Mayer
Mayer
Bustie
Willie Alvarado
San Pasqual
Santa Anita
Bay Meadows
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Willie Shoemaker
Jess Wirephato
Bold Connects Wins Preakness at Pimlico under Arcaro
Bold, a Virginia colt from Brookmeade Stable, won the 3110 245 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico by seven lengths over Counterpoint. Jockey Eddie Arcaro secured his fourth Preakness, with Bold clocking 1:56 2/5 for the mile and three sixteenths. Counterpoint, Alerted, and Timely Reward followed, in a record television audience of 24,864 in attendance and millions watching CBS.
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Brookmeade
Pimlico
Eddie Arcaro
Master Eddie
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Jimminy Litlle Rebell
C. V. Whitney
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George D. Widener
Angers
Nora Mikell
California Enters IC4A Track Meet
New York May 2 A Far West team will compete in the IC4A track championships for the first time since 1939 but that does not cinch the trophy for California Cornell and not California still is the favorite on the diamond jubilee free for all Friday and Saturday Cal has decided to send only a token entry of one than to the 7th annual meet at Pens Franklin Field
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U. A
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Cornell
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Penn
Franklin Field
Faulkner Posts New Speed Mark At Indianapolis Race
Walt Faulkner, the 128 pound driver, set two speed records at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He qualified for the Memorial Day 500 with a four lap average of 136.872 mph and a best lap of 138.122 mph, while Duke Nalon earned the pole position. Eleven cars qualified today with nine spots left for trials next weekend.
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Duke Nalon
Sherman Oaks
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Associated Press
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Talia
Nalon
J.C. Agajanian
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Carl Scarborough
Clarkston, Mich
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Cliff Griffith
Carl Forberg
Detroit
Bill Vukovich
Fresno
Gene Force
Richmond
Ind
Chuck Stevenson
George Connor
Los Angeles
Henry Banks
Compton
Cal
Casemate Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
Belmont Park witnessed Casemate lead from start to finish in the Metropolitan Handicap, clocking 1 35 25 for the mile. The Case Ace Ky. Flash colt held off Pier and Lights Up to secure purse money of 26000, paying 24.40 10.80 and 5.90 with a crowd of 33,252.
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James Cox Brady
Casemate
Belmont Park
Case Ace Ky. Flash
Count Fleet
P. A. Markey
Pier
George D. Widener
Lights
Andrew Schuttinger
Ford
Monmouth Park
Piet
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