Angels Beat Seals Behind Hillman Pacing By Bilke 15th Homer
Los Angeles jumped ahead in the Pacific Coast League race with rookie Dave Hillman throwing a four hit shutout as the Angels defeated Seattle 6-0 at Wrigley Field. Bilke hit his 15th homer and Freese connected later as Los Angeles built a lead, while Hollywood pounded San Francisco 21-8 and Portland won 10-2. Sacramento swept a doubleheader from Vancouver 4-3 and 4-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dick Drott
Seattle
Howie Judson
Angels
Suds
Wrigley Field
Dave Hillman
Blan al
Pseattle
Hollywood
San i
Brancsco
Portland
San Diego
Seera- Mento
Vancouver
Hillman
Jhut
Podbie
Steve Bilke
George Freese
Bilke
Seals
Bob Alexander
Beavers
Friday Stars Highlight Poorly Read Baseball Feats
The text lists Associated Press stars Pitcoini and Blewers for strong performances. Pitcoini led the White Sox in a 9-1 loss to the Indians with seven strikeouts and a key three strikeout inning. Blewers drove in runs with no homers, contributing to a Senators victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fie Pierce
White Sox
Indans
Alriking
Ray Blewers
Senators
Sox
Storybook Rally Saves OCC Nine
Storybook finish as Orange Coast College ties Coalinga 4 4 after two outs in ninth, then wins 5 4 in 19th with four runs. Finals opener of State Junior College championship follows a best two out of three series, slated to resume Friday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Coast Lonege
Coalinga
Teiday
Contha Oranea Coastan
BS Chavez
Gerene EB Bittar
Pung
Leigh A
Hawks Nab DeLotto Optimistic 2nd 10-0
Long Beach State spring game ends 10-0 as quarterback Randall Randall leads a shutout victory over Gardena. Coach DeLotto reports progress with about 30 players in rugged session. Smith stars at quarterback with Seaton and Barks supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye Fletcher
Browns
Long Beach State College
Pach Bak Domneys
Golds
Bob Pestolesi
John Neagle
Hawks
DeLotto
Pestolesi
Long Beach State Park Ave
Randall
Bob Guy
Gardena
Mike DeLotto
Bob Smith
Pehple
Yenvoll
Smith
Ivan Seaton
Bud Barks
Gale
Joe Ranestore
Don Achziger
Bob Woodhouse
Dewney Highs Lose To Sherwood In City Championship
In the Los Angeles City Women's championship final at Rancho Friday Pat Sherwood of San Fernando CC upset Dewney Hough with a 12 and 11 victory. Hough led the morning round with a sparkling 75, while Muriel Price defeated Norean Cashman 3 and 2 to win the South Court Women's Club championship. Flight results feature Helen Sevier and Yolande Booth, and various matches and scores across multiple clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewney
Los Angeles
Sivamping
Pat Sherwood
San Fernando CC
Rancho
Miss Hough Imedat
Muriel Price
Norean Cashman
South Court
Lotus Uies
Sirai
Helen Sevier
Yolande Booth
Sun
Linicn Smith
Helen Rife
Eaith Abbadusen
Thalb—aly Sally
Schreiber
Oun
Ethel Fowler
Julin Abe Daduaku
Madge Masgh
Tis
Ace Winnick
Oas
Hest
Hedes Heswlis
Claka
Dot Dodaci
Blanche McFive
Morean Cashman
Loraine Gulmen
Sevier
Sam Pieter
Ina Cogawell
Sigan
Maybelle Walker
Mln
Checi
Ida Bazehart
Baseball scores and player notes from a cluttered ledger
A fragmentary sports ledger details American League players and game actions with many garbled names. It references teams, innings, and substitutions, naming pitchers such as Foytack and Narleski, and mentions Kansas City and Detroit with rough scoring notes and lineups.
Gardena Stadiums Hosts Four Auto Racing Nights
A heavy slate at Gardena Stadiums opens with four auto racing events starting tonight and running through Wednesday night. Stock cars race 200 laps, late model stock cars 150 laps, a Jalopy Derby appears Sunday, and full sized race cars compete Wednesday. Time trials start at 7 and racing begins at 7:20 p.m. for the three night shows, with the Jalopy Derby green-flagged at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardena
Indianapolis
Pirates edge Reds in rough slugfest at Crosley Field
Cincinnati hosts Milwaukee in a high scoring game as bases fill and pitchers stumble. Kluszewski and Torre drive key hits for the Reds while Freeman and Spahn struggle, with Wrense and Lopatain contributing from the mound amid errors and late rallies.
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Pailavespia Pittsvareh
Logan
McMllan
Torre
Ajib—O'connell
Kluszewski
Aekbur
Aaron
Mathews
Kluszewski Herus
Milas
Lawrence
Kluszeski
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Enpigle
Ab—Lawrance
Spahn
Law “ Valor
Wrence
Black
Hi Law
Ulspahs
Zack Loanet
Soetz
Siunerth
R. Milter
Seminick
Wameale
Macnee Sjic_ Sembee
Philadelphia
Hemus
Hamis
Simmons
Ashby Cale
tPreese
RU Eoliz
Tor Gait
Ypy kKark
Grout
Janes
Konklyn
Imsins
Thomaas
RS Hodges
Hemur
Brees
Ern
Cline
Simmen
Siti
Konelli Furtle
Sewonombe
Dachowsk
Nom
Gare
Id.al, Finementh Stilwantere
Karons
Ana
Thomsat Gmicvetip
Bruoner
Premetthp
Paneer
Valentinetti
E. Nagar
Williat
Banks
Alack
Connelly
Sinh
Tazan
Itn
Gardewa Sae
Matton
Hation Binsin
Pune
Moan
Finglesatt
Seema Ues
Bees Ever
Mlentis
Chuck Hein
Bokingon
Synaiser L. Dickson
Katserne
Dickson
al Gunter
George Everett
San Ho—Bever
Valen
Alee
Ses Eer
Mever
Mpi
Jack “Morrisons
Larry Harness
Lb Meves
Gaylard Enuudacy
Deimere
Conan
Tfent
Don Ha Aniews
Bruce
Ton
Jationski
Rbi
Otathews
O'Connell
Kruszewakt
Fohinson
Sthd
Cran
Dickton Temple
Ft Ord Seeks to Clinch 6th Army Spikefest Today
Ft Ord aims to clinch the 6th Army title at the Spikefest trials in Compton as the day’s top mark came from Alex Burl of Ft Ord who ran the 100 meters in 10.4 seconds, defeating Dean Smith of Ft MacArthur. Final heats and championships were scheduled for Ramsauc Stadium with Ft Lewis and Presidio among trailing teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Ord
6Th Army
Fh Ord
Dley
Army
Compton
Ft. ‘MacArthur
Ft. Lewis
Presidio
Ft. Lawton
Oakland Terminal
Alex Burl
Dean Smith
MacArthur
Burl
Colorado
A&m
Smith
Texas
Ramsauc Stadium
Court Drains Olson of 49000 From Ring Purse
Ex middleweight champion Bobo Olson lost most of his Las Angeles purse after tax liens, attorney fees, and debts cut into his fight earnings from Sugar Ray Robinson. Olson received about 10000 while a trust funds 1000 monthly to his wife and the rest covered taxes and overdrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Kart
Bobo) Olson
Suger Ray Robinson
Los Angeles
Olsen
Helen Detores Olsen
Bank of America
4 Man Club Vies Tonight at Park Ave Field
The Long Beach Naval Ship Yard nine hosts the 4 man football team led by Eddie Feigner at 8 p.m. Virgil Jones and his City League All Stars seek to tame Feigner's delivery power as Peigner tops softball hurlers with a storied record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Yard Nine
Park Ave Field
Eddie Feigner
Virgil Jones
Feigner
Meade Kilizer
Jerry Jones
Mile Meilicke
Peigner
Ning
Elie
Jack Randall
Elks
Bill Davis
Bob Asioe
Little League blanks Hancock Indians 5–0 at Veterans Stadium
Kevin Kelley pitched shutout ball for Humphrey's Yanks as Humphrey's defense limited Hancock Indians to five runs in the fifth inning and secured a 5–0 South Lakewood Little League win Friday at Veterans Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Indians
Kevin Kelley
Humphrey
Yanks
South Lakewood
Veterans Stadium
Hebephrey
Ants Rellny
Ant Dusham
Wrestling Results at Dekan Park
A fragmented report lists wrestlers including Caitoh Lee Renmin Tom Rice Fito Romero and others in a two of three falls format. Names appear jumbled but imply matches featuring Vera Broutway Venus Gene Lee and War Cloud with opponents like Mebonaid and Broutway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dekan Park
Caitoh
Lee
Renmin
Tom Riceidel
Fito Romero
Tite Carigon
Sanace
Fally Vera
Broutway Venus
Gene Lee
Ben Wet
Jann Crvaria
Prepster Hurls 5th Straight No-Hitter for Dobbs Ferry
Major league scouts watched Dick Graham and 16-year-old junior pitcher post Dobbs Ferry High School's fifth straight no-hitter and sixth of the season. In eight games he yielded six hits and averaged 16 strikeouts per contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frwrasnis
Dick Graham
Dobbs Ferry High School
California approves 34 county deer seasons for 1956
California Fish and Game Commission approved 34 county deer seasons to run Aug 1 to Sept 26 or Sept 15 to Oct 14 or Sept 22 to Oct 24 with areas and bag limits detailed. The statewide antlerless rule allows one per hunter in some areas. two bucks bag limit elsewhere. bears remain two. season ends Jan 15, 1957 with no closed deer season in Humboldt County.
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California Fish and Game Commission
California
Inyo
Mono Couities
Deadman Creek
Inve County
Bishop Creek
Kern County
Tulare
Fresno
Madera
Agave
San Beatta
San Luis Obispo
Frazier Mountain
Venture
Los Angeles
Humboldt County
Proposed JC Tilt Turned Down by California Body
Mowryween Cantor nia Junior College Association rejected a bid to play in the National Junior College football championship slated for Los Angeles in December. The group opposed the game as conflicting with the Junior Rose Bowl at Pasadena and cited expense and travel concerns. Doctor Reed Swenson of Weber College and Paul Clymer of Martin JC commented on the decision, noting multiple reasons for the rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mowryween
Cantor
Nia Junior College Athletic Association
Thumas
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Reed Swenson
Weber College
Ogden
Uish
National Association
Paul Clymer
Matin JC
Clymer
Peacock Floors Memo Sanchez in One Minute Gash Bout
Mexican MEXICALI Billy Peacock of Los Angeles stops Memo Sanchez in one minute of the first round in a scheduled 10 rounder before about five thousand five hundred spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock
Billy Peacock
Los Angeles
Memo Sanchez
Mexica
Landy Returns Home After West Coast Track Meets
Tod Landy was en route home after competing in two track meets on the West Coast. He is due to arrive in Sydney at 1 am Australian time on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landy
San Francisco
Tention
Tod Landy
Sydney
St Louis Prepster Sets Mile National Record
Ron Gregory of Sumner High School shattered the national interscholastic mile record with a 2 19.2 clocking on Friday, surpassing Tom Shikitka's prior mark set in Rockaway New York. The performance stands as the new national prep standard in the mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ron Gregory
Sumner High School
Tom Shkiitka
Rockaway
N.Y
Memorial Holiday Race Slate Opens at Marine Stadium
Memorial Day regatta begins with 96 boats in an all time entry record for under 266 cubic inch hydroplanes. Prospects include TED EVANS in Cents-Less and dark horse Roughneck Jr with Bob Willis. Harold Coehle in Cherokee and Ingram-Elliott with Snipe are favored as Northerners, with a yacht race and Cabrilla Beach outboard cruise also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Marine Stadium
Beech Pilots
Ted Evans
Bob Willis
Roughneck Jr
Howard Johansen
Harold Coehle
Cherokee
Merced
Ingram-Elliott
Snipe
Visalia
Long Beach
Softball Scores and Local Church Notices Summary
A fragmented OCR page lists diverse softball scores and local church notices from Nazarene, Westminster Presbyterian, and other groups. It names teams such as Avalon Calvary, First Nazarene, and American Wholesale, with scattered scores and times. The garbled text mentions locations like Center and Lockyer’s Grocery and events including Marine Clerks and various congregations.
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Ke “Meyer
Ant Luthersen
Raighta
Pythias
Algwod
Pep
Welly Andrews
Iter Motors Bielth
Cintpe
Morales
Hignett
Bradbury
Eck
Weeny
Lee
Geyer
MoCher University Tatheran Arc i
Avalon-Calvary
Rogers
Ware
G. Boss
Boss Sn
Nazarene Loth
Toruton
Compton
Olive
HM Bethany
Nog
Tyne
Bury
Harrington and
I Vleigh
Westminster Preaby
Dewey
Burgtes
Aiward
Aoore
Ras
Ay Sachin
Sint and
Aiaine
W. Lonn
Hunts
Diam
Nazarene
Race results and entries from Hollypark meet
The page lists multiple race results with horse names, handlers, and payout figures. It includes FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FIFTH, SEVENTH races with horse names such as Zoe Price Longden Bay Galt La Dewey and Misa Peggy. Purses and times appear with numerous scratched entries and trainer Shoemaker noted in several lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surionga
Zoe Price
Longden
Guisson
Sap Uiving South
Vitenzuela
Corfongs
Hiemet Princess
Ney
Bay Galt
Valenzusia
la Dewey
Rome
Pale Cera
Desire
Ocean Jewell
Lena Mac X
Furiongs
Shoka
Mioreno
Bug's Bar
Wyte
Valenzea
Sev Ranes
Lili
Ara Khai
Little Nemo
Queen Teresa
Markeu
Focus
Valenzuela
Desert Ranch
Saiemalee
Es “Baierrerniere
Atched
Bije Bomning
Misa Peggy
Neves
Sergeant Edsinese
Ceuaury Club
Shoemaker
Seralched
Indiador
I Gwerrera
York Orbor
Appia’ Valley
Haziminere
Tandowsy
Ilescsa
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San Anion
Mahoney
Emily
Bsag Itzroslei
Paormina
Bri
Sutlivar
Rei—Dehem
Gah Mesias
Gabler
Allie
Ampnicet
Srith
Raydon
Je—Bernier
Igo Mazeraski
O'Donnell
Bernier
Reyden
Grba
Don
O'Donne
Slack
Ydon
O' Donnel
Gra
Kemmerer
Rede
Spaydon
Grbe
Engdon
Bera
Canueel
Silva AU
Tay
Vortand Abiga Abmia Fedrif
Fit Sattether
Omarquae
Joy
Hobinson
Ustier
Moore
Mar Gees
Mickelson
Basinski Parkmwsii
Bottle
Bulldott
UB Sickerson
Borkowski
J&—Morkowski
H—Basinsk
Sb-—Young
Sac— Alexander
Slickelson
Basinski
Valing
Baxes
Young
Sdickelson
San Plegu
Posts Janu
Br—Gettel
Alexander
Peete
So—Gettel
Pertigan
R Er—Gettel
Petts
Kerrigan
Cetre Flo
Beete
Alexander Obinson
Vita
Gettel
Gertel
Cy Frekoudas
Ashford
Sthan
Tabs
Baniss
Ausinge
Breedda
Quintana
Man- Alfa
Meckavicn
Rice G
Balch
Lelst
Joreensen
Crawford
Santtile
Manilla
Htee
Dagiey
Fire
Sac—Metkovesn
Agsen Jorgensen
Westlake
Mantilta
Streeter
Jones
Sferkovieh
Austin
Emwaras
Quinlitnu
Kinsley
Jed- Worla
Be—Curtis
Bacsewsk
Mrozine
Searcy
Curtis
Hacuen
S.pleczinsil
Ho—Curtis
Baritwakl
Mrzonsil
R&kr
Curtis Jed Beczewski
Mrozinski
Searny Fig
Metin
Sacramento
Altoa Alo Ag WatMass
Oh Austins SL
Street
Joreandb
Urley
Wit
Placket
Pie
Dawrenrr Goo
Reul
Rice
Crawford Ford
Itsley
Sf—Jones
Seal
Mantillatones
Candini
Bamberger
Ho-Harrisi
Ho—Hares
Gandini
Bam Berces
Boks
Oer
Harrisi
Sasi
Bamaercer
Toss
Crawiers
Bamsy Risies
Fy Rose
Wei LP
Reiser
Feicer Gad Mutat
Eddif Balinski
Ron Mrozinski
Mounties
Felix Mantilla
Hal Rice
Danny Baird
Earl Harvist
George Bamberger
Sacs
Skattlf
I ‘Smith
Yoon Boles Ee
Tanke
Jerry Wynn
Helen Buck
Recreation Park
Mary Elien
Phelps
Lakewood
Seee Cee Actey Wie
Nartab
Was Ieien Buck
Nelta Faire
Lou Grand
Meadowlark
Deve
TiRugnis
AjSlevers
Gernenie
BR Gsuserab
Jensen Tr
Ostermann
dlCeman Ve
Pierzalier
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Pauls
Sowmnib
Osmthe
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Dorish Insite
Ease
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Donah ES
Senmita
Gcka
Atp RE
Aft
Epee Sonmers
Ering
New York
Baltimore
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Amont
Ferry
Honochick
Dro
Mbmabr Ciee
Kalione
Simpson
Atuintec
Sepsis
Sula Go
Tomek
Nanako
Roesh Demme
Faewson
Cba Gemepee
Fe Rai—Sipaga
Lopes
Tehline
Hon Zernial
Torgeson
Ionne
Iona
Basile
Read
Aula
Merit
Gleve Einnizan
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Tacos Jland
Chicaso
Gatco
Levee Simpson
Kansas
Detroit
Garcia
Pierce ¢ HO
BE —Krevlow
Poytack
Gromeic Garcia
Sonst
Daley
Kreview
Foytace
Grae Bags Narlesil
Bunce
Pesce
Mosal
Hetlow
Foytack
Hbp
Fay- Narleski
Ing
Weyack Zernlati
Fovtask
Wee LP Garcia
Chyla Reliow
Bailey
Soar
Uber
Reena
Takachi
Stevens
Dallas
Tex
Don January
January
Ron Jirary
Pater Lawretes
Ommy Bolt
Amena
al Balding
An Alexander
Sonera Finnshi
Ge ‘Littier ¢ Teilariy
Prepster
Ovon
Fish-Game Commission
Mono County
Beatman Creek
Ingo County
Bob Ruskauf
Americas
Vernon
Pittisburgh
URAC
Renilekt
Ee Louis
Trankes
Erates
Ei Atten
Yarkence Ly
Berra
Yannees
Wrigley Fields
Y Angels
Hollypark
TI Rota Caliente
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