Sportingly Yours and Local Stars in Brief Highlights
The article notes Rams face scheduling clashes with the Junior Rose Bowl in a TV era, Danny Reeves resisting TV-opposed NFL dates. It recalls Ward Woods and Jess Morten Tensen in college hurdles, Bill Sangster’s expected fatherhood and Anaheim shop, Billy Evans now a house painter, Bob Emmerling transferring to Caltech after a 4 25 clocking, Stan Peters’ track past and German credits issue, and Pasadena Mayor Warren Dorn touting Robbie Jessup’s county supervisor bid while a Fabry Lil League grand slam looms.
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Los Angeles Rams
Angelenos
Danny Reeves
Ward Woods
Pasadena City College
USC
Jess Mor
Tensen
Jess
Woods
Freeman
Littl Whtworth College
Trojans
Cal
Bill Sangster
Muir Migh
Trojan
Bill
Anaheim
Billy Evans
Pasadena
Bob Emmerling
Occidental
Caltech
The
Beavers
Stan Peters
Stanford
Tech
Germany
Warren Dorn
Roger Jessup
Robbie
Fabry Lil League Nine
Tigers extend win streak with 7th straight victory
Pasadena's Tigers reach 11 straight wins after beating the Dodger Juniors 4 2 in the first game of a Brookside Park doubleheader. The second game ended 66 after six innings by time limit. Tigers set to face Glendale Dons next Sunday at noon.
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Pasadena
Tigers
Dodger
Brookside Park
Glendale
Dons
Yesterday's Results Across California Baseball Scores
Fresno defeated Reno by 6 to 0. Visalia posted 5 to 7 against Salinas. San Jose beat Bakersfield 9 to 4 while Modesto lost 5 to 10. Stockton fell 3 to 12.
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Fresno
Reno
Visalia
Salinas
San Jose
Bakersfield
Modesto
Stockton
Steelsmith Eyes Open Berth in Rochester Qualifier
Jerry Steelsmith of Glendale City College seeks a spot in the National Open at Rochester Indiana after winning the Southern California Amateur. The 36 hole Hillcrest CC qualifier features 11 amateurs including Annandale's Dick Davies and La Jolla's Phil Rodgers, with several pros such as Dick Lundahl and Al Roush also competing.
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Jerry Steelsmith
Glendale City College
Phil Rodgers
Annandale
Dick Lundahl
South Hill
al Roush
Steelsmith
Long Beach City
Bob Reed
Pasadena
Lou’ Jennings
Fox Hills
Smiley Quick
Stan Funk
Ralph Evans
Harry Bassler
Herb Cole
Brookside
Cy Young
Mel Pepping
Joe Brown
Paul Wilson
Erv Hoffman
Skeeter Storges
Dr. Clay
Doug Dumas
Ed Cranston
al Reman
Fred Moller
Arroyo Seco
W. J. Salzer
Paul Menski
George Piene
Andy Mantern
Elsie Clyde
Ralph Jones
Lois Prutsas
Jack Sleiger
George Michaels
San Gabriel CC
Kurt Burger
Parky O'Keefe
Wilshire CC
Brentwood
Maury Kafka
Fd King
NIOR
Santa Anita
George Johnson
USGA
Bel-Air CC
New York
Williamstown
Ave
Bel-Air Country Club
John Anderson
Larry Jeffries
Ralph Inglis
Abel Jackson
James Marshall
William Woodard
South Hills
Stark-Green Waterbury
Vincent Athans
Alfred Biscotte
R. C. Gould
H. Oltmans
Bryan Heaphill
Ed Hemp
Lewis Pincher
Russell Sands
Inglewood
Bob Simmers
Lehrman Miller
Pletcher Jones
Winston Chanpel
Bel-Air
Fred Brown
Dae Novak
Joe
Jay
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Tis
Denver
Sidney M. Biddel
Bel-Air Invitational
Charley Eckils
F Education Assn
Brookside Course
Filicht
Jack Booker
Ceccil Horton
Don Hill
Nick Veneziano
Golfers
Assn. of America
Jack Fleck
Fay Crocker
Louise Suggs
Sam Safad
Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Hugh J. Cameron
Hollypark Handicap Test of Hopeful Colts
Ernie Mason trains Hollypark Handicap entry for two year olds run over five furlongs with a $5000 purse on Tuesday June 5 1956 First post at 1 45 P M Readers see a list of best longshots headed by Handsome Red Lena Mac Do Be Sure L Aigle Northern Spy Spinney Happy Laughter Bidoro plus a note Royal Academy as most probable winner in the seventh race.
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Handsome Red
Lena Mac
Do Be Sure
L'Aigle
Northern Spy
Spinney
Happy Laughter
Bidoro
Argonaut Handicap field grows for Hollywood Park event
Twenty one nominations were named for the Argonaut Handicap at Hollywood Park as top horses race toward the $50 000 added race and the upcoming $100 000 Hollywood Gold Cup and Sunset Handicap. Notables include Porterhouse Mister Gus Alidon Lover Boy and Bobby Brocato among others aiming for sprint and synthesis in a crowded prep scene.
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Porterhouse and Swaps
Hollywood Park
Racing
John Maluius
Istakes
Porterhouse
Rex
Ellsworth
Llangollen Farm
Mister Gus
Bill Molter
Mrs. T. M. Kerr
Bobby Brocato
Lover Boy
L. B. Mayer
Alidon
Honeys Alibi
King Ranch
Rejected
Poona II
Berseem
Beau Busher
Blue Volt
Colonel Mack
Guerrero
Karim
Alidon Karim
Mister Gus - Bezaha Pirnie
Bisco Poona 11
Blue Volt Porterhouse
Colonel Mack Sergeant
Ed Dr
Bunny Swa Guerrero Tordito
Honeys
Alibt
Net Crown to Stewart Final Upset
In Hanover Germany Hugh Stewart of Pasadena defeated Jack Arkinstall of Australia 6-2 6-0 6-3 in the final of an international tennis tournament. Althea Gibson beat Anne Shilcock 6-3 13-11 in Surbiton, England to win the Surrey County lawn title. Herb Flam defeated Bob Howe 6-2 6-3 6-0 to take the Conde de Godo trophy in Barcelona. Roger Rischer stopped Charley Powell in Hollywood, and Rudy Ortega defeated Johnny O'Brien in Miami Beach.
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Hanover
Germany
Hugh Stewart
Pasadena
Jack Arkinstall
Australia
Surbiton
England
Althea Gibson
New York
Anne Shilcock
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bob ‘Howe
Barcelona
Hollywood
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Charley Powell
Los Angeles
Miami Beach
Rudy Ortega
Havana
Johnny O'Brien
Boston
Heavies to Feature Boxing This Week in New York and London
A pair of bouts could set up a September final for the vacant heavyweight title. Archie Moore defends his 175 pound crown against Yolande Pompey in London in a 15 rounder. Tommy Jackson meets Floyd Patterson in New York in a 12 round elimination clash for television. Also Bobby Boyd vs Milo Savage in Chicago and Tex Gonzales vs Hardy Smallwood in New York.
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London
Archie Moore
Trinidad
Yolande Pompey
San Diego
Madison Square Garden
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
New Yorker
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
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