Fourman Lemon anchors 1958 season with 28 wins
The Cleveland Indians star Bob Lemon posted a 28 15 record with 88 innings and a 3.31 ERA as the American League top workhorse. Teammate Mike Garcia trailed by 26 innings, while Washington’s Porterfield and Boston’s Parnell led the league with 32 and 21 wins respectively. In the National League Warren Spahn Robin Roberts Harvey Haddix Carl Kine led four 20 win seasons. Stevens and Bridges anchor fielding for their teams as offseason rumors swirl about trades and lineups for 1959.
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Mike Gorcia
Bob
Lemon
Hob Porterfield
Washington
Mel Parnell
Boston
Virgil Lrucks
St. Louis
Chicago
Warren Spahn
Robin Rob
Philadelphia
Harvey Haddix
Si Is
Carl Kine
Brooklyn
Nampton Dodgers
Roberts
Lemor
Vern Steplins
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Milsion
Amond
Junior
Eligi
George Hielt
Pete Souder
Stevie Ps
White Sox
Browns
Nunnor Jeagur
Javest
Ohistin
Guitaars
Fights Last Night Across Cities Stages Boxing Events
Scattered reports detail boxing matches in Baltimore Philadelphia and Melbourne with notable performances including Bishop and several finishers. The results mention Sergezed and Iahnsen as contenders with decisive rounds and emerging talent across the Empire lightweight circuit.
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Sen
Ean Tron
Te Wrbligton
Stopred Smoare
Beltimore
Philadelph
Pia
Bishop
Siadelno
Melbourne
Australia
Pal
Frank Iahnsen
Itor
Byusa Empire
Ehkinpinn
Bruins Tame Wisconsin in 13-0 Coliseum victory
UCLA dominated Wisconsin 13-0 before 69,181 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Cameron scored on a three yard run and later matched with a 22 yard run setup, while the Bruins gained 235 rushing yards and 45 passing yards to stifle the Badgers. Wisconsin mustered 95 rushing yards and 14 passing yards as penalties and turnovers hindered their offense.
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Dick Zehms
UCLA
Wisconsin
Alan
Horse Ameche
Bruins
Badgers
Madison
Los Angeles Coliseum
Henry
Red) Sanders
Ivy Williamson
Ameche
Penn State
Marquette
Bruin
Cameron
Don Foster
Davenport
Stanford
Palo Alto
Oregon State
Manses
Oregon
X Vs
Don Stalwieck
Ameche Weil
Paul Cameron
Los Angeles
Cameron Sweshing
Alan Ameche
Clarence Stansby
SMU Trips Missouri In Home Debut Victory 30-7
Southern Methodist, ground game dominant, defeated Missouri 30-7 in its home debut behind Jarry Nerton and a strong backfield. About 35,000 in the stands at War Cotton Row cheered the Mustangs’ sharp blocking and tough run defense. Houston edged Detroit 24-18 in Missouri Valley play, while Montana beat Dover 22-13 for its first Skyline win of the season and Denver suffered a second straight loss. Miami drained six second-half TDs to rout Clemson 39-7.
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Southern Methodist
Avith Methodist
Missouri
Mustangs
Jarry Nerton
Cotton Row
Houston
Detroit
Montana
Dover
Grizzlies
Denver
Miami
Clemson
Long Beach City College Hosts San Diego JC In Opener
Long Beach City College begins the Metropolitan Conference season at Balboa Stadium facing favored San Diego JC. Kickoff time is set for 7 p.m. Head Coach Buck Andreasen brings a 30-man squad hampered by injuries and recent personnel thaw. Quarterback Bob Brooks and guard Farrell Barton are among players mentioned in transition.
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Long Beach City College
Western Grid Football Notes and Lineup Shuffles
Local prep and college football items list Western Grid matchups across California from San Diego to Redlands. Mentions UCLA Frosh, Pepperdine, and San Diego games with players like Darryl Rogers and Mike Ferguson, plus replacements and injuries impacting Baters Crid, Marel, and Loman. Includes San Diego triumphs over Weber College and Pasadena, and Jos McNamara Neal Henderson leading a T attack for the Knights.
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Darryl Rogers
Mike Ferguson
Servicehound
Bill Miller
Poly
Barton
Vikes
San Diego
Neil Peek
John Davis
Bryan Miller
Fran McDonnell
Miller
Tom
Lynn
Ron Albertser
Roger Hull
Glenn Grose
Gerry McDougall
Paul Mare
Victorias
Weber College
Phoenix
Pasadena
Knights
Jos McNamara
Neal Henderson
Tom Loman
Olson 8 5 Choice Over Turpin In Madison Square Garden
Baseball notes predict major winter trades in the American League with Cleveland and Boston needing pitching help while the Yankees and Dodgers are expected to dominate trade talks. In boxing, Bobo Olson is a surprising 8 to 5 favorite to beat Randy Turpin for the vacant middleweight crown at Madison Square Garden on Oct 21.
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Oscar Fraley
York
Indians
Boston
Harry Byrd
Dodgers
Bobo) Olson
Hawaiiat
England
Randy Turpin
Madison Square Garden
Walter Cartier
Bobo
Turpin
Dublin
Texas
Ben Hogan
Super 7
Oll Night
Madison Square Garden Rodeo
Casey Tibbs
Fierre
S. D
Hogan
Super Chief
Poly Wilson Win Again in Coast League Opener
Poly and Wilson triumph 14 to 6 over the Pilot eleven at Stephens Field, securing their first Coast League win behind a tough defensive effort and key plays from Bil Pedak, Bill Balcom, Art Lading, Consk Benstead, and Don Scott. Coach Cal Rossi lauded his Pilots for a strong showing and credited the defense for stifling Excelsior’s aerial attack.
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Hares
Bil Pedak
Crabtree
Bill Balcom
Art Lading
Paly
Consk Benstead
Baleou
Ed Driess
Rossi
Don Scott
Benstead
Toot Uchida
Balcon
Excelsior
Moses Chavez
Denny Wilkins
Marty Erickson
Dee Johnson
Balcom
Eddins
Payertstor Redins Cropper
Fedak
Ortin Tl
Dabavan Fanamach' Ule ‘Dressel
Tekson
Han Chavet
Driessen
Ak Wheaton
BuFimar
Carpentier Kick Secures Saints Narrow Cath. League Win
St Anthony's narrowly defeat Phantoms 7-6 at Lakewood Stadium to strengthen hold on the Catholic League title. Carpentier’s decisive conversion after a late scoring march provided the margin, as Gonzales connected only once on eight passes for St Anthony's. Cathedral, led by Roy Telliano's 45 yard run and a second-half burst, offered stiff resistance but fell short. Next week St Anthony's faces Notre Dame High in a lighter matchup.
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St. Anthony
Saints
Cathedral
St Dellmeier
Phantoms
Lakewood Stadium
Wwiliio! Camentier
Roy Telliano
Saint Eleven
Ty Art Schilz
Dick Kemp
Dave Gonzales
George Sherwood
Fullbaci
Remo
Fouchi
Carpentier
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Gonzales
Sherwood
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Jim LeGregg
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Telliano
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Romo
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Dan Fromgant
Vere King
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Entige
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Nec
Eumbles
Cathedral Bees
St. Anthony's LeGrergs
Coring
Fitzgerald
Mendoza
Asx
Mada
Yare
Gausepohl
SI ‘Cathedral
Bruins Belt Downey I Triumph In Coast League Opener
In a Coast League opener on the road, Downey I. Bruins Belt Downey I. Two backs, a newcomer and a veteran, spark Wilson and Jordan to key scores. Parks, formerly a third-string tailback, rushes for three TDs as Bruins beat Downey 1923 style. Maris fuels Jordan’s Panthers in a 6 4 tie with Lynwood, while injuries and shabby defense shape the outcome.
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Jordan
Jerry Parks
Bruing
Downey
Vilsing
Rickey Maris
Jordzen
Panthers
Lynwood
Knights
Bruin
Rowland
24 Stock Cars Set for Sunday Race at Carrell Speedway
Twenty four stock cars will race Sunday in a 100 mile event at Carrell Speedway.The daylight fall race marks the first daylight show of the season on the Gardella half mile track. Final night races wrap at 8 30 with motorcycles clashing nearby.
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Carrell
Carrell Speedway
Gardella Half Mile
Football and Film Radio Schedule Roundup
Radio and TV listings outline football games and film broadcasts. Stations KECA KMPC and others present matchups including Desfarco versus DeMaree and Cal versus Penn with broadcasting times in the afternoon.
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Taneght
RPON
Race Araults
Nrku
Telryiston Poathall Film
Barns
SBCA
Ape
Ady Naxing
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Avast
Sityert
KECA
Desfarco
DeMaree
Gah
Rsbh Ut
Isesta Ray
Penn
Berlin
Schrader Wins City Women’s Tee Title in Finals Thriller
Lois Schrader defeated Gloria Fecht 2 up to claim the Long Beach City Women’s golf title at Recreation Park Friday. Schrader led 1 up after six holes, opened a 3-up cushion by the 11th, and sealed the victory on the 18th with a clutch lag. Fecht, defending champion, won 13 and 14 to narrow the gap but could not overtake Schrader. Virginia Garret beat Connie Freeze 4 and 3 to win the championship flight, Maude Wilhoite clipped Sonny Rife, and Virginia Fisher crushed Betty Ireland 6 and 5 in the first-flight action.
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Lois Schrader
Long Beach City
Southern California
Gloria Fecht
Recreation Perk
Miss Schrader
Thunderbird Chih
Palm Springs
Fox Hills
Miss Fecht
Miss Schrarer
Virginia Garret
Connie Freeze
Maude Wilhoite
Sonny Rife
Virginia Fisher
Betty Ireland
Wyoming Drives At 14 All In Late First Half
With 3 minutes remaining in a 14 14 game Wyoming faces first down at the Colorado A M 40. The Cowboys have gained five yards around the Aggies left end, 24 off the right tackle, and four around the left guard. The Aggie left half has made all three tackles as Wyoming lines up four plays for evaluation: run around Aggies right end, slant off Aggie right tackle, fake end run, and a run around Aggie left end.
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Madison
Badgers
Clarence Stensby
Paul Cameron
Bruin
Myron Berliner
Gust Vergets
Jack Ellena
UCLA
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Cameron
Stenssy
Badger
Cameron Simpy
Jaint
Long Beath
Bob l Davenport
Rowland
Vike
Viking
Charles Morrell
al White
Morrell
Downey
White
Wilsom
Ron Darst
Dick Butler
Lynwood
Bob Parke
Panthers
Jordan
Maris
Bud Isherwood
Jay Hagey
Manner Whso ‘Thames Varnstone
Enaweller Hudson
Main Loushtet
Leathola Machasr
Nero Lit ‘Schuler
Cooke Bernhold
Tiley Seote
Rome
Sards
Downey Suns
Stewars
Pearce
Hively
Ketseller
Johnean
Foiac
Svson
Eliot Macklin
Waney
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Mass Rieter
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Finttotor
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Fonte
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