Rams Open 1951 Grid Season in San Diego Opener
The Los Angeles Rams will start their 1951 season with a charity game in Balboa Stadium San Diego on August 3 a Friday night. They will face an all star service teams quartet in the four quarters representing Pendleton Marines Marine Corps Recruit Depot Naval Training Center and the Submarine Force Pacific.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
San Diego
Navy
Rams
Balboa Stadium
Pendleton Marines
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Naval Training Center
Submarine Force
Pacific
Death of Manyunk Due to Lung Rupture at Hollywood Park
Inglewood May 22 UPI autopsy disclosed the death of H W Collins Manyunk a six year old handicap horse at Hollywood Park from a lung rupture. The gelding died Sunday in his stall after finishing second to Hound Stitch in a six furlong race and was narrowly beaten by Special Touch in the Premiere Handicap opening day.
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Hollywood Park
California
Vierse
Joe PP
Ogneius Stumpeter
Nonod
J. Abe E Jones
Dan Mel Desaby
Lasse
Betty Glory
Bay Meadows Doneza
Ion
B. M
Fe Aed Rovery
Choy Gavkly
Rhadow
Count Terhiy
Atprove Tunmerup
Annie Dr. Neves
Aiaakt
I Wwlis
Aviatrix
McHobertar Ivy
Paimenon Brooks
Sty Jones
Aes
Alve Rurtongs
Horde
Fighting Fox
York
Ie & Admiray Lark
War
Larka
Toubo
Santa Ani
Hollywood-Weatte
Lazais
Liberty Lee
Isle Pile
dJuckex
Bracey
Taurus
Fea
Thoroburgi
Shoems
Burimnerss
Sienter
Carrey
Ann Tarderson
Lona
Westroper
Ny Blinkerson
May Mun
Anah Rinkey
Jenover
Lasswell
Angel Baineicti
Steed
G. Zufelt
Reigh
Balasia
Swift
Ccccn
Fatrest Queen
Zuvelt
Reberiag
Kate
Charracks
Lyant
North
Toyal Stride tSummers
Jocke
Laswell
Westrope
Chomaezir
Balask
Centland
Bol Reall
Imite
Centinelx
Allances
Forse
Ivekey
Brooks
Westrapes
Sienders
Elle
Frosty Jones
Inglewood
UPI
H. W. Collins
Manyunk
Hound Stitch
Pmate
Special Touch
Nominations Listed for Westerner and Cinema Handicap
Top 3 year olds named for the $35,000 Westerner and $25,000 Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park. Gold Capitol Interpretation Gold Note and Ruth Lily head the entries for both races, with dates June 9 for Cinema and June 30 for Westerner. Other nominees include Patch Mucho Hosso Pat's Own Hindu Star and more across both events.
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Hollywood Park
Gold Capitol
Interpretation
Gold Note
Ruth Lily
Cinema
Santa Anita
Bay Meadows
I Ny
Patch
Mucho Hosso
Pat's
Brother
Urzetta Advances In British Amateur Championship
U S National Amateur champion Sam Urzetta of Rochester opens his British Amateur title quest in Wales by defeating England’s Steve Tredinnick 3 and 2 in a rain swept second round. Several Americans progress or withdraw, including Campbell’s 5 and 3 win, Gibson’s default, and Paddock’s upset loss to Parker as McHale and Wininger also reach the third round.
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Porthcawl
Wales
U. S
Sam Urzetta
Rochester
N. Y
Steve Tredinnick
England
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Francis
Bo) Wininger
Guthrie
Oklo
San Francisco
R. J. Duncan
Scotland
Richard Gibson
Los Angeles
W. A. Stark
Gibson
Garlington
Bin
Dynamite) Goodloe
Validasta
Harold Paddock Jr
Cleveland
Okla
D. Lawrie
Hawaiian Gardens Nine Triumphs 25-7
Hawaiian Gardens rallied in the second inning to overpower South Whittier 25-7 in a Norwalk Recreation League game at Norwalk last night. The win showcased strong offense from Hawaiian Gardens and sealed a landslide victory.
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Hawaiian Gardens Fiseball
South Whittier
Norwalk
Knee Injury Forces Easter to Rest Again
Cleveland Indians order slugger Luke Easter home as injured knee flares after returning from layoff. Team officials cited knee swelling and rest as the immediate action to prevent further damage.
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Easter
Cleveland
Ohio
Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Crude Local Sports Scoreboard and Schedule Fragment
A fragmentary listing shows batteries, teams, and venues including Softhail, Eagles, Navy Recruiting, and various churches and auxiliaries. It reads like a worn schedule with batteries names, refinery references, and multiple diamond and park locations, but many entries are garbled.
Remarkable track feats echo through time and iron will
This week marks anniversaries of historic marks. Cornelius Warmerdam vaulted 15 ft 734 in at Modesto, and Jesse Owens set multiple world records at Ann Arbor in 1935, including 9.4 in the century and 20.3 for 220, with further strides in broad jump and hurdles. The piece notes continued progress, comparing 136 world marks to present and highlighting continued pursuit of greatness in an Olympic year.
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Cornelius Warmerdam
Modesto
Terra Firma
Jesse Owens
Ann Arbor
Mich
Owens
Jesse
Frank Wykoff
Fred Walcott
Harrison Dillard
Mel Patton
Willie Steele
Eustace Peacock
Chaei Nambu
Buckeye
UCLA
George Brown
George
Brown
Warmerdam
Don Laz
Bob Richards
Don Cooper
Laz
Richards
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Gunder Hagg
Dick Attesey
Dim’ Fuchs
Fortune Gordsen
Doggone
Hage
Ghosts Tamed by Hawks in 8-0 Exhibition Rout
Long Beach Nitehawks overwhelmed Sioux City Ghosts 8-0 at Park Ave Field in an exhibition. The crowd enjoyed the Hawks’ shadowball acts after the rout and next face Huntington Park featuring Big Bill Davis at Park Ave Field.
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Long Beach Nitehawks
Sioux City
Tows
Park Ave. Field
Hawks
Huntington Park
Bill Davis
Santa Ana
Ghonts Nitehawks AB Agra Smpithohf
ABE OS Boeknsth
Sirekid
Ayelleth
Ordenc
Ix Corp le Oo Gallandlfe
Aia Medina
Lionez
Harriart
O Liczett
Saints to Fete Stars Tonight at Spring Banquet
Saint Anthony's High will award letters in basketball baseball and track at the annual spring sports banquet in the gym. Festivities begin at 6 30 with guest speakers TBA. Coach Jacques Grenier presides assisted by basketball coach Louis Joseph and track coach Royal Cathcart. Dozens of lettermen and managers from basketball baseball and track are listed, with names including Joe Amalfi Bill Boudreau John Forster Jack Grím Milord Bul Bilaklel Dick Her and Ray Arroyo among others. Football lettermen were honored at a leaner banquet.
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St. Anthony's High
St. Anthony's Gym
Jacques Grenier
Louis Joseph
Army
Grenier
Royal Cathcart
Varius
Joe Amalfi
Bill
John Boudreau
Bob Fore Ie
BU Crow
Tom Dinney
Walt Havekorst
Norman Nelson
Marion Md
Lane Tugon
Bob White
Bi Tet Pharaoe
John Forster
Jack Grim Milord
Bul Bilaklel
Bi Morales
Dick Her
Dick 3Te Brine
Chasses’ Mecarteeend Gonzmen
Ai “Pro
Carter
Amaritann
Reak Htelen
Don Bein
Din Dales
The
Blues
Gane Ie Din Eanee Ene
Bob 'Stehten
Ae Chance
Carl Maga
Mando
Montana
Mike Jab
Bill Shearer
Silke Kennedy
Aragon Davis Scrap Tonight in 10 Round Warmup Bout
Los Angeles May 22 Art Aragon the state lightweight champ will defend against Ted Davis in a 10 round warmup bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Aragon hopes to keep his world title bid alive while Davis, a veteran from New York, promotes himself as the east coast's most improved fighter.
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Los Angeles
Art
Golden Boy
Aragon
Ike Williams
Ted
Red Top
Davis
Olympic Auditorium
Giants Appeal Fine Slapped on Durocher
The New York Giants appealed a $100 fine on manager Leo Durocher for allegedly using violent language toward umpire Lon Warneke. League President Ford Frick ordered the fine. club officials said they would appeal as well.
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Louls
New York Giants Today
Leo Dirocher
Lon Warneke
Giants
League
Ford Frick
Club
Yes
Chub Feeney
Cooper Captures Douglas Honors By BOB HALL
H. Starkweather new recreation director at the Douglas plant led a golf outing to Los Serranos. Irving Cooper won with a nine blind holes score of 37, with Chick Dollies winning Class A low net at 34. The winners circle listed several players with scores and placements. A separate note states Ryder Cup course Finehurst in Pinehurst will be lengthened and bunkers added, boosting par five holes and favoring the British team in the November matches.
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H. (Starky) Starkweather
Douglas
Lakewood
Los Serranos
Irving Cooper
Chick Dollies
Yeving Cooper
Bal Deiaha
Vo Iley
Oxentela
J. Gilmore
M. Bowne
Robertson
Finehurst Country Club
Pinehurst
N. C
Richard Tufts
Tufts
Golf Writers Association
Great Britain
United States
Naval Air Station volleyball team ties for 13th in Springfield
The U S Naval Air Station Los Aismi os volleyball squad finished in a tie for 13th place among 32 teams at an international tournament held in Springfield Massachusetts.
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U. S. Naval Air Station
Los Aismi‘os
Springfield
Mass
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Hollypark Handicap
By Lee Bastajian
NTN
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Anaheim
Atta
Cinema Handicap
Butch
Piquancy
Simonsez
Count Lahey
Mile Patch
Tringle Rock
Trusting
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False Hope
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Eagles
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Officers Town
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Post Ofice
Bank of America
Dagnislers
Dept
Park Ave
Second Brethren
Associated Telephone
American Ave. Marchants
NAS
Los Alamitor
First_Luthera
Lockyer’s Grocery
E. Hail Co
AY Houghton
Park
Fooerations & Devt
Admiral Kiel
Sportsman Cafe
Merina
Achievemants
Ghosts
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Carisceard
Etririce Fand
Stolen Haxen
Carisgaard
Herron Jones, Goverte
Long Beach
Fine Ave
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Chevrole
Plymouth
Goodyear Service Stores
Ancksie
Durocher
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Athietlea Ie
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Sauer
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Willams
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Westlaxe
Pirates
Bernina
Athenes
Modges
Snider
Dodgera
Ubs
Cooper
Bob Hall
Torres-Garibaldi
Champ” Davis
Roger MacKay
Ivan the Terrible
Enrique Tere
Ali Bey
Pat Fraley
Speedometer Specialties CO
Pacific Coast
ANY & Cylinder
Sendey
Champion Motor Exchange
Pacific Ave
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