UCLA Track Teams Eye Second as Trojans Dominate PCC
UCLA figures to top its best ever point total at the Pacific Coast Conference championships in Eugene, but is expected to finish second behind USC. The Bruins, led by coach Ducky Drake, project strong showings in hurdles and relays while Stanford and Oregon battle for third.
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Newcombe Wins Games Loses Loot In Tight Season Row
Brooklyn pitcher Newcombe won six to two over Pittsburgh on Tuesday but was fined forty dollars for signing with umpire Frank Secory. He also faced a four hundred dollar penalty from part of a salary hold for refusing batting practice earlier this month. Dodgers maintain a six game lead over the Cubs as Chicago routs St Louis. Cubs rookie Bob Speake homered and batted in five for Chicago. Phillies sweep Giants as Marv Blaylock delivers an 11th inning winner. Reds top Milwaukee as Kluszewski hits his 12th homer. Yankees extend AL lead with a doubleheader sweep of the Senators, Berra and Howard homering. Indians beat White Sox in nightcap after Lemon double and a four-hit no-shower. Orioles top Red Sox 2-0 as Jim Wilson hurls four-hitter.
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Pads Nab 14th Win
The San Diego Padres routed the Los Angeles Angels 16-1 for their 14th straight win and 24th in 23 games, boosting a seven-game lead in the Pacific Coast League. Eddie Erautt pitched four hitter with five strikeouts, while Rapp supplied a 15-0 lead with two homers and five RBIs as Peterson added three doubles and two singles.
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Unclear Baseball Box Score With Mixed Data
Readable portions describe an American League baseball box score with players such as Judaich, Bradford, Anthony, and others. The fragmentary OCR includes innings, hits, errors, RBI notes, and team totals for Washington and New York, with numerous players named and unclear scoring lines.
Chicago Longshot Faces Nashua in Preakness Battle
Sticks a little bay gelding from Washington Park aims to upset Nashua in the 116600 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Nine three year olds compete for the mile and three sixteenths event as Nashua, a heavy favorite after the Derby, seeks the win. The race will be televised and broadcast at 2 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Sticks Faces Grass Race Challenge At Newark
Pat Ferrer racing secretary gL Washington Perk notified officials as Chicago invader Sticks flew to Newark and arrived by van. The colt, son of Rico Monte-Simla, has 19 juvenile starts with three wins and earnings of 59 207, yet this year shows six starts without a win and only 590 in earnings. Trainer Ed Wozneski noted slow development but praised a late surge to finish fourth in a mile pace last Saturday. The purse totals 116 600 with prizes of 25 000 second 15 000 third and 7 500 fourth. winner nets 63 050.
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Coast League results and standings across multiple cities
Reported scores from the ACIFIG Coast League show San Diego defeating Los Angeles 18 to 1, with Hollywood, Seattle, Sacramento, and San Francisco also in action. The series standings list San Diego leading Los Angeles 4 games to 0, while other leagues and matchups across baseball divisions are summarized, including American and National League results and various minor leagues.
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Speedy Feathers Lon TV Tonight in MSG
Brooklyn teenagers Carmelo Costa and Lulu Perez meet in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The fast pair aim to deliver rapid ring action and sharpen a path toward the 126 pound title, currently open after Sandy Sarder’s reign.
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Sports Calendar Tonigh. Baxehal-Wrigtey Field Events
Listings show multiple baseball and wrestling events across Los Angeles, San Diego, and nearby venues. Notable items include Santa Ane at Park Ave Field, Caritcon vs. Cretoria, and Sladlucs competition at Olympic Auditorium. Also noted are Haese racing in Hollywood Parks and a city racing card with 1:54 and 3:35 times.
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Argonaut Handicap at Hollywood Park Sees Record Mile Threat
A strong field led by El Drag Rex Ellsworth and Determine A I Crevelin challenges the Mile mark in the 14th Argonaut Handicap at Hollywood Park. Rejected Porterhouse and Mister Gus also compete as efforts to erase the existing world two mile pace and track records unfold amid the high stakes race.
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City Links Play Opens Saturday in Long Beach Championship
The Long Beach City Links golf championship opens Saturday at Recreation Park with 64 players in match play. Notables include Bobby Levis of City College facing Dick Clover, Downey’s Bob Boughner against Keith Lopp, and Sandy Mosk of Rivista CC challenging Dennis Murphy of Huntington Beach. Queen city women’s finals begin with June Lange and Bee Vance winning earlier rounds at Griffith Park.
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Boxing and horse racing update from Hollywood Park events
Sports on radio and TV cover boxing Costa Perez and other bouts, plus Hollywood Park racing notes. The Argonaut stakes headlines feature De termine carrying 127 pounds, Mister Gus at 116, and a fast pace likely favoring powerful closers. Curragh King edged Fleet Bird by a nose last year in the Argonaut.
Fights Last Night Behind a Riot of Names
A garbled report lists fighters and places including Los Angeles Austin San Antonio Stockton amid a chaotic Associated Press style recap. Names such as Mozzis Levlegs Danny Cardenas Melvin Parker Joe Cardersa appear in fractured form with numbers and city references.
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Ex Solon Blasts Tony Freitas In Angry Baseball Exit
Ex Solon Dillinger accused manager Tony Freitas of Sacramento Solons of mismanaging for 16 years calling him the worst boss he ever played for. Freitas declined to comment as Dillinger, Fernandez, and others departed the Pacific Coast League club after Wednesday’s game. Dillinger, 38, left claiming dissatisfaction with pay and role as he and other regulars moved on.
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Hawks Face Santa Ana at Park Avenue Field
Long Beach Nitehawks seek their final straight softball win at 8 15 tonight facing La onda Cafe of Santa Ana at Park Ave Field. Leroy Zimmerman will toe the rubber after a seven inning scoreless first outing. Chuck Ming will join the Hawk out field as King, a standout from the 1952 Texas team, studies at Long Beach State College after Army discharge. The Hawks beat Santa Ana 2 1 and 3 1 last year.
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Thursday's Stars Pitching Leads Cardinals Shutout
Howie Pallet blanked the Cardinals with six hits allowed as the Associated Press reports Pallet earned his 25th major league victory. Ashburey and Whiilinsof each collected four hits in eight at bats in a bitter National League game. Phils again beat Giants 22.
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