Sacs Nab 2 tilt lead as Solons set attendance mark
The Sacramento Solons, led by Manager Joe Gordon, moved into sole first place in the Pacific Coast League with a two game edge over Portland after a two win day. A weekly attendance of 50,412 set a new Sacramento baseball record, surpassing the 1947 high of 45,093.
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Local Baseball Scores Bite in Enings and Runs
Game notes show Raney el a 4 innings, Paulsen 21 Mastines, Bybee vs Marrow and Sumpies. Jungwastd and Ashcraft pitched, credits to Jungwastd and Caplinger. Errors by Cortez and Lopez, final score and notable hits listed with players’ names and positions.
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Hollypark Purses Increase At Inglewood Meet
Inglewood May 21 Holly wood Park boosts purses by about four thousand dollars daily for the next four racing days due to higher attendance and mutuel handle. General Manager Jack Mackenzie says the rise shares with the horsemen as the meet opens. The first five days show a 3.1 percent attendance increase and a 3 percent rise in mutuel handle versus 1930.
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Hope's Quips Beat His Golf in British Amateur
Hope, the Hollywood funnyman, falls to Christopher Fox 2 and 1 in the opening round at Fort Worth England. Fox outplays Hope on a windy course as American Harold Paddock advances after a sudden-death victory over Frei Cook. Other results include Bill Campbell beating Peter Rabagliali and Bassett defeating Henderson. defending champ Frank Stranahan collapses to Ian Keelan.
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Lerner Posts Jalopy Win At Talbert Stadium
An eight car smash on lap three and a two car collision on lap 18 heightened the ICLA Jalopy show at Talbert Stadium Huntington Beach as Dan Lerner won the blue ribbon race. John Harper drew crowd attention amid the semimain wreckage. First place went to Senn Wad, second to Bob Rost, with James Bak Sta… due to accidents no official time was recorded for the winner.
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Richards Heads Decathlon Field
Pasadena May 21 Bob Richards the pole vaulting preacher from La Verne heads a strong field which will compete there tomorrow and Wednesday in the annual John Muir College decathlon meet Richards vaulted 15 feet on Friday night in the Coliseum Relays and scored 7411 points in winning a meet at Muir earlier this spring He is confident of scoring 7600 points in a repeat performance The world decathlon record of 8042 points is held by Stanford's Bob Mathias.
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Trojan UCLA Nines Wind Up 51 Season
Southern California and UCLA clash as the California Intercollegiate Baseball season ends with USC clinching the championship despite a doubleheader split. The Trojans beat UCLA 4 to 2 in the opener and won the nightcap, setting up a June 1 and 2 NCC A playoff bid against the PCC northern division champion.
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Chalfly Wins Cap at Tijuana Track
At Agua Caliente on Armed Forces Day Handicap Chalfly ridden by Willie Steed won by two lengths in six furlongs in 1 11. The grandson of Challenger IT paid 11.60 to win with 5.20 and 3.80 for place and show. High Hurry was second in a photo and paid 4.40 and 3.40. Trigolimpio also paid to show.
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Argonaut Lures Eastern Horses in Key Handicap Race
Brookemeade Stable sends Dart By and Blue Hills among 25 entries for the $25,000 Argonaut Handicap at Hollywood Park Memorial Day meet. Moonrush and Calumet stars Citation Coaltown Bewitch also listed. Other names include Mocapo Be Fleet Manyunk Sturdy One Akimbo. Hollywood Oaks nominations led by Ruth Lily. Buena Park Lynx edged Fresno Rockets 5-4 in Pacific Coast Women’s Softball League at Recreation Park. McDaniel scored the winning run, promotor Bill Feistner plans next Sunday clash with London of Ontario, Canada. Long Beach Association Telephone blanked Pomona Tel. Co. 11-0 in prelim. Pearsbe and Drekerson among box scores.
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Hawks and Ghosts collide in Southlands softb all clash
Sioux City’s Colored Ghosts meet Long Beach Nitehawks at Park Ave Field at 8 15 p m The Ghosts headline a light card with Pee Wee Williams Popeye Smith Fatboy Mitchell Tartar Vanderveer Mickey Davis and Bake Kinzer plus their slow motion shadow ball act The Joe Rodgers Hawks aiming for a third straight win after beating Los Angeles Rams 7 1 and Riverside TV 4 0 fielding Ted Carlstaird Les Worden and Lou Navikoffs against a Long Beach lineup led by Jimmy Jones Clea Goyette George Person Bill Novikoff and Crutenfield
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City Open Amateur Championship field to near record size
Long Beach hosts the 26th annual City Open Amateur with nearly 100 handicap flight golfers in weekend trials and more expected to qualify. A 64-man championship flight awaits next Sunday. Oliver Sleppy, last year’s champ, is absent after turning pro. Ray Oda leads handicap division with 4 to 11 64, tied for second are Archie King and John Dickey. Meanwhile Lakewood club reports the first major upset as Kelsey Petterson defeats George Winterburn in the title flight. Virginia juniors beat Bel Air juniors 16-14 in a friendly interclub. Mixed foursome results show low scores and tie standings at Virginia club.
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Torres Garibaldi Meets Davis and Baron Leone Title Bid
Enríque Torres and Gina Garibaldi team for a double harness match at Wilmington Bowl facing Wee Willie Davis and The Champ, a top villain pair. The Champ eyes a Baron Leone clash as Torres seeks to thwart him and grab the title if Leone falls. Also features Roger Mackay versus Ivan the Terrible and Ali Bey versus Pat Fraley in the undercard.
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