Long Sets Homer Record as Pirates Beat Dodgers
Dave Long hit his eighth homer in eight games to break Babe Ruths major league record, as the Pirates defeated Brooklyn 3-2 in front of 32 221 fans in Pittsburgh. Longs curtain call drew a roaring ovation. Carl Erskine and Duke Snider also featured, while Pirates manager Bragan and club officials lauded Longs achievement amid a festive clubhouse scene.
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Bobby Bragan
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Frank Thomas
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Pee Wee Reese
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Bobby Friend
Gene Freese
Duke Snider
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Sub-4:00 mile debated at Comptor Invitational track
Noted distance runners circle the mile feature as Herschel Smith ponders a front runner to set a 2:00 first half and lure Neilsen Seaman Delany Wheeler into a late surge. Coaches foresee a 4:02 average with many stars from UCLA Villanova and Santa Barbara in a Ramsaur Field meet packed with Olympic and world class names.
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Jim Bailey
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Ted Wheeler
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Neulven
Seaman
Delany
Wheeler
Smith
Mal Whitfield
Roger Moens
Lon Sparrier
Lang Stanley
San Jose State
Tom Courtney
Fordham
Bob Richards
Don Bragg
Bob Gutowski
Oxy
Bobby Smith
SAAC
Walt Levack
Ron Morris
George Mattos
Santa Barbara
Bill Russell
UST
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Verne Oison
Hal Miller
Nick Dyer
Ernie Shelton
Phil Reavis
Charle Dumas
Dumas
Shelton
Fortune Gordien
Don Vick
Des Koch
Ron Drummond
Pavey O'Brien
Angels Open Three Game Series With Vancouver
The Los Angeles Angels opened a three game set with Vancouver as George Piktuzis likely pitched for the leaders and Freddie Besana to start for the visitors. The Angels carry a .311 batting mark led by Steve Bilko and Gale Wade, while Bilko paces with 18 homers for the season. League directors in San Francisco voted to keep the split of week games, approving a uniform 25 cent adjustment for visiting teams from admissions of 73 cents or more.
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Evening boxing results from Monday Night Fights
Associated Press report notes SEW FORK Charley Collin aged 154 defeated Joey Giztdello 150 in Philadelphia. In San Diego Rampo Fuentes 157 defeated Sonny Gil 158. The event occurred Monday night with multiple bouts across venues.
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Rampo Fuentes
San Angues
Sonny Gil
Pasadena
Prep Links Aces Clash in Long Beach City Golf Showdown
In a local intra city quarter final at Recreation Park, Pinky Stevenson of Wilson High faces rival Bob Meade of Poly High as two former top finishers clash. Other early matches include Reed of Clock CC against Nischan of Inglewood CC and Steelsmith of Cake?nt CC meeting Nick of Lakewood, with Catchonis vs. Meadowlark’s Gates also set.
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Bob Meade
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Bobby Irvin
Poly High
Wilson
Bob Reed
Clock CC
Marv Nischan
Inglewood CC
Reed
Nischan
Western Ave
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Jerry Steelsmith
Cak
Nont CC
Richard Nick
Lakewood
Craig Olson
Meadowlark
Gene Catchonis
Rancho
Catchonis
Wally Taft
Ed Korylak
Racing Event Notes Sparsely Placed Across Venues
Sparse OCR sports brief lists Hare Racing at Hollywood Park 1:45 PM. Rogehall at Wrigley Field Los Angeles. Vancouver 1230. Speedhast Racine Inboard Swap takes Marine Stadium root.
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Root
Nosey Wife Uncovers Under Table Data in SC Case
Los Angeles housewife Adele Erenberg says she uncovered how the Southern California Educational Foundation funded student aid by reviewing 1951 1952 and 1953 returns and disbursement schedules. She handed the information to Leavy after Shell’s evasive replies and UCLA was fined.
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McNeish
Shell
Internal Revenue Office
Tthe Foundation
Carmichael
Sheil
Qualified Cars Vie For 500 Mile Indy May 30
The 33-car field for the Indianapolis 500 is set with qualifying slots being finalized on Wednesday morning. Listed entries include drivers like Belase, Var G, McNamara, Rathwann, Bellenhausen, Bareans, Sperla, Axavashlan, Russo, Linden, Swelvert, Manks, Elisian, Badger Ward, Crawford, Van Lines, Andrews, Christ ie, Freeland, Turner, Bruen, and Dinsmore among others, with multiple special entries and a mix of regional teams and sponsors.
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Oauland
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Badger Ward
Los Angeles
Eiter Guten
Yamy
Daywalt
Sumar
Ray Crawford
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Iompesa
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Musa
Schmidt
Timmy
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al Tell
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Pittsburgh Turnstiles Click 70 Per Cent Over 1955
The Pirates see attendance surge led by Dale Long and Bet Friend as 32,221 fans witness Long's eighth homer in eight games and Friend's two hitter. Home gate climbs to 226,109 over 14 dates, up 93,793 from 1955, with most crowds over 16,000 despite four sub 10,000 games. Season average rises from 7,955 to above 16,000.
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Seals Offer for Bilko trio in cash bid
San Francisco Seals president Jerry Donovan offered 25000 dollars in cash to the Los Angeles Angels for first baseman Steve Bilko, shortstop Ritchie Meyers, and pitcher Marino Peretti.
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Jerry Donovan
San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles Angels
Steve Bilko
Ritchie Meyers
Marino Peretti
Regatta Fans Set for Memorial Day Race Start
Belmont Shore Lions Club officials announced readiness for the Memorial Day inboard regatta sweepstakes at Marine Stadium. Southern California Speed Boat Club officers expressed confidence as General Chairman Doni Thompson predicted the event would be the Lions’ greatest regatta.
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Belmont Shore Lions Club
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Joe Weaver
Hall of Fame comedy act cited in racing regatta honors
The piece notes a Hall of Fame nod to Abbott and Costello in a long running routine. Long Beach officials announce a major hydroplane regatta with 15,000 fans expected and a schedule from noon to 4 45 PM. Admission details include 15 dollars for adults, free parking and bleachers, with gates opening at 10 AM and stadium access via Ath, 3rd, or Colorado Streets.
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Sid C. Keener
Hall of Fame
Serth
Harold Coelho
Cherokee
jMerced
Snipe
Visalia
Bob Ingram
Tom Elliott
Johnny Wallin
Lakewood
Bud Loehnert
Jordan High
Jim Hubbard
Little Jim
Taritt
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Television listings for Angels and Vancouver stations
Wednesday schedule shows Angels versus Vancouver games on KMPC KHS and KRCA HD with roundups and pregame segments. Indications include 500 HBIG and notices of 1 30 p m teasers across channels and radio listings for the Vancouver counterparts.
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KRCA
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Wrestles Results AG i Nick Booker Haat Murphy dens wrociwaye
In a compact wrestling card the matchups featured wrestlers including Nick Booker and Murphy with decisive actions, signaling a notable result. The event highlighted competitive bouts and crowd interest despite language irregularities in the source.
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