Hawks prevail in world tourney as Furillo vows revenge
SELMA Long Beach Nitehawks lead the International Softball League world tournament, unbeaten with victories including a 10-0 rout of Tampico. Les Haney threw a one hitter. Lorenzo and Tam pico eliminated Fresno. In New York, Carl Furillo vowed revenge on Leo Durocher after a dugout scuffle, breaking his left hand and facing a 10 day absence.
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Larry Sileetly
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Durocher
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Brooklyn
Carl Furillo
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New York Giants
Ruben Gomez
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Chuck Dressen
Dusty Boggess
Giants
Wes Westrum
Furillo
Leo Durocher
Furilla
Clit
Eugene Zorn
Joan Peterson
Blood feuds and football talk dominate crowded night
The column rants about Jumbo Joe Stydahar and Ham Pool billing a Rams Cardinals game as a personal vendetta, notes an empty stadium crowd, and questions sportsmanship. It shifts to Meadowlark Country Club progress with a $30,000 project, then briefly covers Life Magazine’s inspirational piece and local college football chatter, ending with a stray racing note.
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Lone Beach
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Meliides
No Action Planned by NL Chief
Cincinnati officials report no action planned by National League president F Warren Giles regarding the New York umpire controversy. Giles said he knows only what newspapers have published and expects no inquiry into the Brooklyn and New York incident.
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Tatum Stays in Hospital During Maryland Football Praenice
University of Maryland coach Tim Tatum remains hospitalized in Baltimore after kidney stone pain. Assistant Warren Giese directs workouts as the Terrapins stage another scrimmage to ready for Missouri.
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Tim Tatum
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University Hospital
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Freak Win Seizes S F Trophy at Corinthian Yacht Club
The S F Trophy returned home Sunday for the first time since 1949 after a crane accident. Dennis Torsdan won aboard Abi Wahine at Corinthian Yacht Club, San Francisco, the only boat to finish the race. Defending champ George Fleitz, Los Angeles YC, sailed Hafa. A collision near Pt. Fernandez sidelined Manghuli, disqualifying it.
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San Francisco
Dennis Torsdan
Corinthian Yacht Club
Ofis AbWahine
George Fleitz
Los Angeles Yacht Club
Hafa- Ail
Fermin
Manghuli
Stars Sag Near Flag In Pacific Coast League Race
Hollywood Stars stay in pennant contention with one win or Seattle Rainiers loss to clinch. Series results include a 4-2 opener win and 5-1 finale loss for Tony Ponce, Dodgers beat Seals and Angels win 6-2 as Dale Long honored, with Shide a three hitter in the first game.
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Seattle
Rainiers
Bobby Bragan
Stars
San Francisco
Tony Ponce
Seattle Clans
Aelcsi
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Moyener
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Hollywood
Los Angeles Amu
Portland
Angels
Oakland
Beavers
Sacramento
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Fone
Dale Long
Hollywood Gam
Tommy Saffell
Lee Walls
MeQueen
Seals
Ponce
Omer
Fred Richards
al Gettel
Alan Shde
Auditorium Roller Finale Lights Up Long Beach Night
Westerners edge Partners 33 52 after four overtimes at Veterans Stadium Sunday night. Event featured extended plays and a dramatic finish with local teams Weekrnprs 228 HM Manthirn. 421 iat
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Chan Avill
Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
Partners
Veterans Stadium
HM Manthirn
Stock Car Flips and Smashes at 1933 Portland Race
Earl Sutton survives a dramatic 230 mile race at Cloverdale with his Jaguar after a skid and flip on a dirt track. George Seegar of Gardena finishes second in a Dodge, while Herschel McGriff from Portland places fourth as cars race through a tumultuous event in California and Oregon.
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Earl Sutton
Portland
Ore
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Cloverdale
Calif
Rey Meadows
George Seegar
Gardena Fin
Herschel McGriff
Stroppe Fails Short of Santa Barbara Speed Race Win
Bill Stroppe finished second in the first annual sports car road race at Santa Barbara Airport held Sunday before 15,000 fans. Phil Hill of Santa Monica won by 200 yards, driving a Ferrari as Stroppe piloted a Kortis 400 in the main event and a 10 lap heat. Hill averaged about 90 mph with bursts of 115 to 120 mph on straights.
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Santa Monica
Bill Stroppe
Long Beach
Santa Barbara
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Campanella and Rosen vied for 1953 MVP honors
Roy Campanella of the Dodgers shattered home run records for catchers with his 88th four-bagger and drove in 153, while Al Rosen of the Indians hit his 38th to lead the AL with drive in runs and home run pace. The Dodgers, led by Campanella, beat the Giants 6-3. the Indians topped the White Sox 4-2 as Rosen set a league home run record for a third baseman. The Dodgers’ magic number remained eight as they chase the pennant with eight wins needed in 18 games. Harvey Kuenn tripled for Detroit in a 5-2 win over St. Louis.
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al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
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Gabby
New York Giants
Jeane
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Rosen Piso
Indians
Chicago
Rosety
Philadelphia
Gus Zowles
Rosen
Mickey Vernon
Vernon
Senators
Yankees
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Brooks
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Babe Ruth
St. Louis Cardinals
Eal
Stan Musial
Ted Wiliams
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Larry Doby
Cleveland
Art Hoyt- Treman
Virgil Trucks
White Sox
Harvey Kuenn Grove
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
del Ennis
Johnny Wyrostek
Granny Hamner
Karl Drews
Pittsburon
Phillies
Compton Bowler Still Sets Pace in Virginia Race
CIC Christensen of Richmond boosted by a 280 high game rolled 1820 Sunday night to move into second in the Virginia Bowl Derby. Fred Eastwood at Compton leads with 1662. Sol Feldman of Long Beach drops to third with 1615, Bill Gordon of Santa Ana and Jimmy Vaugn of Torrance tied at 1610s. Del Sutton of Long Beach strengthens handicap lead with 1105.
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Richmond
Fred Eastwood
Compton
Sol Feldman
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Bill Gordon
Torrance
Jimmy Vaughan
del Sutton
Jumbo Vies With Rams
PORTLAND. The Los Angeles Rams meet the Chicago Cardinals in an exhibition tilt with Rams as two touchdown favorites. Cardinals coach Joe Stydahar seeks revenge for last year’s head-post loss. Jumbo Jos mocks Mr Pool. Johnny Olszewski starts at right half for the Cardinals as UCLA’s Ray Nagel and Charlie Trippi run the backfield. Bob Gambold may see action as he eyes a comeback against former team.
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Hampton Peel
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Los Angeles Bridders
Long Beach
Johnny Olszewski
UCLA
Ray Nagel
Charlie Trippi
Relph Pasquariella
Bob Gambold
Washington State
Vegas Bosses Hope Attendance Grows At Inaugural Las Vegas Meet
Las Vegas Jockey Club enters day four of its inaugural meeting hoping Labor Day crowds lift attendance and betting above a rocky trend. The feature Las Vegas Handicap for 3 year olds saw Chanlea of Calumet Farm win by a head over Golden Abbey, paying 3.80 2.60 2.40, with Despirite riding three winners overall.
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Calumet Farm
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Tony Despitito
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Despirite
Golden Abbey
Golden Sickle
Pool's Wizardry Changes T Formation in Football
In a detailed look at Coach Horton Pool's remodel of the Chicago Cardinals and the current Rams offense, the article highlights a modern fake pass game built on the threat of a forward pass. It notes how players like Tank Younger and Dan Towler execute running plays off deceptive looks, echoing early Bears tactics while adding new misdirection.
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Navy Eleven Eyes Tartars Eye Tough 1960 Schedule
Navy football coach Frank Kirkland braces for an eight game slate beginning September 19 facing Compton College on the Labor Field and Los Angeles State in a limited non service schedule. Key veterans Jim Bunyard and Jacks Goodnight return from last year’s district minors as the Islanders plan road trips to nearby bases and Air Force locations through November.
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Naval District
Jim Bunyard
Jacks Goodnight
Enviton
Rei Och
Tayakeen
Wards
Afb
Marina
Tei State
Melfet Fielt
RAM Ace
Bootin
Ben Agajanian
Los Angeles Rams
Terminal Island Navy Grid
Getta
Jack Goodnight
Ambiguous Baseball Scores From Unclear Mayhem
A garbled list of baseball scores, teams, and players from various games appears. Names such as Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, New York, Boston, Milwaukee, Detroit, and Cleveland are shown with incomplete results and mixed dates, making precise outcomes or schedules unreadable.
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Bealartland
Sderamenta
Gomes Seal
Jerse Florws
Dnaferrarene
Hoy Welmaker
Gilmaze
Les aAverlea
Bundy
San Francisco
HAM
Bradford WR
Atten
Porto iHorce
Lint Meo
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San Dieta
Git Panna
Rik Thomason
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Mienee
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