Finley Faces Daniels in Hollywood Legion Showdown
ENC TEMS Dick Finley fights the fight of his life tonight at Hollywood Legion Stadium against Frankie Daniels, newly crowned California light heavyweight champion. The Long Beach challenger has trained four weeks for the clash, with Daniels improving and favored to win. Finley vows to seize his big moment as boxing buzz builds around potential rematches and future opportunities.
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Braves Beat Dodgers In Extra Innings Thriller
In Milwaukee, Andy Pafko's homer with a man aboard in the sixth and a late ninth inning shot gave the Braves a dramatic 9-8 win over the Dodgers. Brooklyn led early, but Milwaukee tied and forced extra innings. Chicago won to extend their streak, while the Cardinals and Pirates kept pace in the pennant race.
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Allie Reynolds Still Looms Over Yankees After Mixed Start
Yankees ace Allie Reynolds faced doubt as Detroit halted his win attempt in a 3-2 ten inning defeat. Reynolds allowed seven hits with five strikeouts while Ted Gray tripled off him. Washington blew past Cleveland 6-4 in eighth inning rally for Lemon’s 4th loss. Duane Pillette pitched a three hit shutout for St Louis over Boston. White Sox beat the Athletics 9-4 and Virgil Trucks notched his 19th win.
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Tennis Pair Seixas and Trabert Lead U S in Davis Cup Doubles
The United States faces Canada in Melbourne with Seixas and Trabert aiming to clinch the tie. They defeated Lorne Main and Paul Willey in doubles as the Americans seek another trip to Australia, building on Seixas 6-1 6-1 6-4 and Trabert's 6-2 6-4 8-6 singles wins.
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Sports Calendar PMLA Schedule Notes Key Matches
The page lists a crowded sports timetable featuring Dick Sales versus Ted Daniels at Legion Stadium and Dan McShain against Sandor Szabat at Valley Garden Arena. Other events include Sock Car Raves at Culver City, Mike Raving at Burbanie, and a variety of races, shows, and tours set across Hollywood, Caliente, and Pacific Southwest venues with start times around 2:05 to 7 p.m.
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Yankees drop with six right-handers in tow
In New York, the Yankees’ two platoon system falters as six right-handers face Detroit lefty Ted Gray. Joe Collins and Yogi Berra homer and combine for three of the five hits, but the six right-handed hitters manage only one hit in a 3-2 defeat.
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Cantrell Captures Finale in Stadium Midget Ride
In Memorial Stadiums final midget race of the season veteran Cantrell won the main event after Don Cameron blew a head gasket. A three car crash in the semifinal injured Wack Pripes, reportedly a brain concussion and back and hand burns, with driver Hiavex’s car shoved into another and overturning.
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Orange Lionettes Win World Championship Softbelt Tour
Orange, Calif Lionettes world champions defeat Toronto Gardens 1 0 to stay undefeated. Three teams eliminated Friday in double elimination action. Fresita Rockettes upset Colo squad 84 to ? in other matches.
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Cooper Leads at Mid-Point in Eastern Open
P Pete Cooper, 38, leads midway with 137 after a 67 round to chase the £2400 first prize in the Eastern Open. Otto Greiner, 34, Baltimore, matched Cooper’s 67 to stay one stroke back at 137. Contenders Doug Ford, Judius Baros, Dick Mayer and Wally Ulrich sit at 139 as the field narrows toward Sunday's finish.
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Tigers and Yankees on Radio TV Rivalry Spotlight
Radio and TV listings show Tigers against Yankees on KMP with Charlie Ditton reporting. Rams face Philadelphia Eagles on KFC while Dodgers meet Braves on KHI. Rocky Castellani and Lombardo appear in wrestling segments. boxing card Finley-Da Fy airs late afternoon on KECA.
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Marine dinghy and sloop races headline fall sports card
A dense marine program unfolds today and Sunday at Newport Harbor with 35 Lehman dinghies in the International series and a Newport to Avalon cross channel race from Rhodes to PC sloops. Tom's Patsy Ann defends the George Strom trophy as Connie Wardemann's Midship Rhodes defends the Ruth Sheppard perpetual trophy amid hot racing, while top racers like Ed Olsen with Cream Puff I and Roy Skaggs prepare for the Lake Tahoe Mile High regatta. The featured event is a three 30-mile heats unlimited class race starring Short Snorter and Hurricane among favorites.
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Jalopy racing heats with 32 entries at Carrel Speedway
Culver City will send 32 jalopy pilots to Gardena tonight for the 50-lap Southern California Jalopy Championships at Carrel Speedway. Bakersfield follows with 40 cars. Notables from Culver include Leo Breihaout Roy Breakshire Ed van Eyke Termite Synder Art Atkinson Dick Higley Gene Connor Hal Crist Bot Allen Joe Clansiegce. Johnny Gibson won Friday night’s motorcycle dash before 2100 fans. Chacs Basner led before being forced out on the last lap. Restles fal in. Hob Shirley Arch John-
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Cleveland Browns 29 Chiceya Beca 14 scores page
Professional exhibition football scores with scattered team names and odd phrasing. Includes Cleveland Browns 29 and multiple fragmented lines mentioning KalLs, Nebraska teachers, and locations like Little Rock and Milwaukee. Summary relies on readable entities to reflect a chaotic score snapshot.
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Saints Hold Scrimmage as Local Teams Prep Game Week
Saintly grid notes describe Long Beach City College Vikes engaging in intra-squad drills and prep scrimmages for opening games. St. Anthony's High shows tentative lineups and passing emphasis while Poly and Jordan coaches fine tune plays and recruit help from former college players.
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Dodgers Lose Marathon as Braves Rally Off 16th Inning
Milwaukee and Brooklyn battled into the 16th inning before Andy Pafko delivered a decisive homer for the Braves in a 49 to 8 rout. Dodgers rookie Jerry Mannebrink had sparked a late surge with a clutch triple, but the Braves’ comeback sealed the improbable win amid tense clubhouse scenes and mixed reactions from executives and managers.
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Sub' Back Shines in UCLA Practice
UCLA practice reports show Primo Villanueva emerging as a potential threat to Paul Cameron as the Bruins work through two scrimmage days. Cameron averaged four yards on 13 carries and a 70 yard kickoff return highlighted a strong rushing display from Villanueva who had 12 carries for 120 yards. Oregon State notes focus on Kip Faylor polishing the airborne attack for the UCLA opener while Washington State’s defense faces scrutiny amid adjustment to new patterns.
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Fiore Wins Fourth Straight Boxing Bout After Quitting Softball
Carmine Fiore of Brooklyn, 24, earned his fourth straight boxing victory by outpunching Danny Bang Bagg member of Chicago in a 9-5 decision. He had given up softball after doctors linked daily batting to diminished strength, and he swept the final rounds to seal the win.
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Vanderbilt horse Native Genur withdrawn from $50,000 Syson by Mile
Alfred Vanderbilt announced his 8-year-old champion Native Genur is out of the $50,000 Syson by Mile on September 26 because of an injury. The Derby contender Dancer was to face Tom Fool in the anticipated race.
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Oregon Foes Warn of Dismal 1953 Gridiron Output
Oregon faces a lean 1953 season with two previous losing campaigns. Coach Len Casanova leans on George Shaw and Hal Reeve to spark the offense, supported by end Emery Barnes and backs Ted Anderson and Dean Van Leuven. The line aims to improve the running game and protect Shaw’s passing.
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Fearless Fraley's Facts and Figures on Hoosier admissions
Indiana University defends its admission of Olympic decathlon runner Milt Campbell as a non-Olympic student, arguing a rule waives inner scholastic levels when funded by a faculty sponsor. The piece also notes pro and college baseball, football, and track updates, including Ted Williams, Leo Durocher, and Notre Dame’s coach.
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