Brookside may host National Public Links in 1960 golf season
Plans for the National Public Links tournament at Brookside Municipal in 1960 hinge on immediate city support and course readiness. Brookside pro George Heaney and boosters intend to pitch the idea at the 1956 San Francisco tourney, hoping to gain publicity from a week long event.
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Brookside Municipal
National Publix
George Heaney
Brookside
San Francisco
Billy Pearson
Pasadena
Crown City
Santa Barbara
Channel City
Joe Alston
Scotland
Margaret Warner
Glasgow
Harry G. Scott
Athletic City
Sid Gilt
Los Angeles Rams
Gillman
States
Canada
Social Climber Wins in Hollypark Handicap
Best bet Social Climber leads a field with Nearala Fairheir Bounty Bay Joaulu spread across the tough race. Stretch drive proves decisive as Social Climber nears the finish, with contenders Riggs in Second and Rough Cut among the notable inputs.
Pasadenan Wins Water Ski Title
Fifteen year old Pasadenan Butch Peterson won the men's conventional ski race at the Los Angeles Boat and Ski Club carnival in Long Beach Marine Stadium going 53 miles per hour. He defeated Dave Holmes and fellow Pasadenan Mike Ward after a Gardena rival flip as the 10 mile feature unfolded. Virginia Erickson of Sherman Oaks claimed the outboard race and other notes mention women racers and junior events.
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Butch Peterson
Sarowona
Moonlight Rollerway Tops Dino's 5 1 in Ruth League
Moonlight Rollerway defeated league leaders Dino's 5 1 as Mike O'Donnell earned his second straight win. Jim Carlin had three hits in three at bats to lead the winners while Walter Barker took the loss after allowing five hits.
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Mike O'Donnell
Dino's
Moonlight Rollerway
Jim Carlin
Walter Barker
Double Main on Amateur Boxing Card at Pasadena Arena
Weekly Monday amateur boxing card features a double main event at Pasadena Arena with Cuyo Burciaga vs Ben Jackson and Pico Campa vs Gus Huarte. First bout at 8 30 p m. Burciaga a Pasadena crowd favorite, Jackson a Los Angeles native. Semis include Stan Adams of Monrovia vs Easy Williams of Los Angeles and Jerry Tellez of Pasadena vs Frank Moody of Los Angeles. Prelims list Navarro Velasquez Nash Mitchell Ford Bardsley.
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Pasadena Arena
Canto Robledo
Cuyo Burciaga
Ben Jackson
Pico Campa
Gus Huarte
Burciaga
Jackson
Los Angeles
Chuck Mitchell
Dalton Ford
Bud Bardsley
El Sereno Wins 86 as Rehwald Homers in Eighth
In a junior American Legion game on the winning diamond, Ronnie Rehwald hit a two run homer with one on in the eighth to lift El Sereno over Pasadena 86. Jim Muth and Tom Kennedy doubled for Pasadena but their team fell short despite outhitting El Sereno.
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Ronnie Rehwald
el Sereno
Pasadena
American Legion
Jim Muth
Tom Kennedy
Black Cats
Rotary routs Boormans Market 24 to 6 in Altadena league
Altadena Central Mountain Division saw John Holmes homer twice with bases loaded and five of six hits 11 RBIs as Rotary overwhelmed Boormans Market 24 to 6 at Loma Alta. Pantry Market beat Fabry 11-8 at Victory Park in East Pasadena Minor action.
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Boormans Market
John Holmes
Fabry
Victory Park
East Pasadena
Pasadena
Altadena Central Mountain Division
Loma Alta
Horgan and Walker
Overland, Groves, Powell and Thompson
Menor
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Aguilar
Brooks
Florez
Harris
Pasadena Central Mingas
Ceres Cosas Seceedsse
Tigers
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Miller
Prost
Louder Milk
Lelegren
Jandegian
American Association Scores Rumor Digest
Fragmentary sports notes show team records and matchups including Omaha 7 3 Lawley and Charleston 4 10 along with Paul 10 2 Indicating varied results. players and teams are partially legible in the OCR snippet with unclear opponents and dates.
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Omaha
Lawley
Charleston
A Paul
Inneapolia
Racene Indians
Drobny Falls to Krishnan in Wimbledon Opener
Wimbledon champion 1954 Jaroslav Drobny was upset by Ramanathan Krishnan of India in straight sets 6-1 4-6 6-1 6-4. American Gardnar Mulloy exited after a long first set 13-11 as Neale Fraser of Australia won 6-4 6-1. Vic Seixas defeated Malcolm Fox 6-1 6-2 6-3 as other results followed.
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England
Jaroslav Drobny
Ramanathan Krishna
India
Gardnar Mulloy
Young Neale Fraser
Australia
Vic Seixas
Malcolm Fox
Herb Flam
USA
Irvin Dorfman
Sam Giammalva
Eduardo Aragon
Uruguay
John Fleitz
Emilio Martinez
Spain
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Bob Mark
Gil Shea
Orlando Garriod
Cuba
Joe Blatchford
Andres Hammerssey
Chile
Art Larsen
Ronnie Holmberg
Bob Perry
Soeren Hoiberg
Barry Mackay
Geoffrey Cass
Britain
Wayne van Voorhees
Gordon Forbes
South Africa
Dean Brinkman
Dennis Hughes
Mayer Wins Philadelphia Open With Birdie at 74th Hole
Mayer clinched the Philadelphia golf tournament by sinking a 12 foot birdie putt at the 74th hole after tying at 269 three under par. Bud Holscher and Dick Mayer were in contention while Cary Middlecoff stood at 281.
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Philadelphia
Bud Holscher
Dick Mayer
Mayer
Cary Middlecoff
Coe Captures Trans Mississippi Golf Title in Oklahoma City
Charley Coe of Oklahoma City won the Trans Mississippi golf title for the fourth time. He rode a 68 in qualifying to victory over Ronnie Wenzler of Memphis 11 and 9, closing out the rain-dampened match on the 27th green after six straight holes.
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Oklahoma City
Lean
Charley Coe
Coe
Ronnie Wenzler
Memphis
Tenn
Corinthians Defeat Pasadena Club 70 64 at Brookside Park
Corinthians handed Pasadena Cricket Club a 70 to 64 loss at Brookside Park with J Parker top scoring for Pasadena at 22. Los Angeles crushed Hollywood 130 to 56. Pasadena to meet Britainer Club next week.
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Pasadena Cricket Club
Brookside Park
J. Parker
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Pasadena
Philley Fined 250 For Grim Fight
Outfielder Dave Philley of the Chicago White Sox was fined 250 by American League President Will Harridge after a brief Saturday fight with pitcher Bob Grim of the New York Yankees.
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Dave Philley
Chicago White Sox
Philley
Will Harridge
Bob Grim
New York Yankees
Fifth Pasadena Junior Tournament set at Brookside
Annandale's Doug Clark and Altadena's Connie Robinson head a strong field for the fifth Pasadena Junior Tournament sponsored by the Rotary Club. Action opens 8 a.m. tomorrow at Brookside with rounds Tuesday 18 holes then 18 more Wednesday and finals for the low 32 on Thursday.
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Doug Clark
Altadena
Connie Robinson
Pasadena
Rotary Club
Brookside
Miss Robinson
Patty Berg
Darlene Hough
Los Angeles
Connie
Clark
Santa Ana
Dick Foote
Dave Erickson
la Canada
Bobby Boughner
Rio Hondo
Peter Choate
Hillcrest
Danny Berg
Danny Frederickson
Griffith Park
Ron Preston
Riverside
Victoria
Chick Black
Peter James
Mike Connell
Fred Clark
Erickson
Dave Yamamoto
Larry Baugh
Dick Black
Mission Valley
Mike Riley
Bob McCallister
San Gabriel
al Chandler
Western Ave
Jim Kardas
Hacienda
Arlene Brooks
Barry Wetmore Sets Cycle Mark at 76.79 in Drag Meet
In Baldwin Park at the San Gabriel Valley Drag Strip three new records were established. Barry Wetmore of Pasadena rode a Triumph Cub to a 76.79 second cycle mark, with other records set across Class A to D in Ardun-Mercury and various car classes. The meet featured drivers from Pomona to Azusa setting notable times and marks.
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Barry Wetmore
San Gabriel Valley
Baldwin Park
Pasadena
Barnett &Scott
Colton
Solgate & Breilherw
Lennie Kennedy
Pomona
Buick
John Davis
Los Angeles
Chevrolet
Louis Diz Nino
Ehiygirt
Doug Thorleewood
Richie
Marth Hollywood
Joe Gumbmann
el Monte
Chrysler
Ollie Prather
Arcadia
GMC
Mercury
Terry Riker
Altadena
Ford
Jim McGrarty
Dick Hughes
San Gabriel
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Lawrence Yirst Bloomington
Harley-Davidson
Barry
Wetmore
Triumph Cub
Ted LaRouche
Triumph
Ande Eee
Seal Beach
Trimani
James Shade
Cycles
Russell Fratt
Timf
Solgate & Broillier
Azusa
Ardun- Mere
Tor
Ardun-Mere
Solgate & Kroiler
Ardun-Mec
City Junior Golf Pairings
Post entries taken until 9:00 a.m Tuesday for the City Junior Golf event. Pairings list 8:00 a.m. starts with players such as C Black Deacon Priest and Eckles Taith Cullinane, continuing in blocks through noon with numerous names and tee times.
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Eckles
Taith
Cullinane
Mmages
Owens
Black
Wilson
Erickson
Timond
Voll
Leonard
Bourdeau
Aiken
Clark
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Hird. James
Hayek den
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Searle
Polzin Yamamot
Henry Heap
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L Brown
H. Clark
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Pine
Selman
Natyre
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Ruff
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Winslow
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Lippman
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Aoe
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Howe
Cunacoy
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Friil
Riley
Alban
Guido
Emerson
Kelly
Thompson
Yancey
Badstubner
Greenway
Fox
Peracca
Alice Deeter
Julie Deeter
Orioles Acquire Dick Williams From Dodgers
Brooklyn today sold outfielder Dick Williams of Altadena California to the Baltimore Orioles for more than the $10 000 waiver price after all National League clubs passed on waivers.
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Brooklyn Today
Dick Williams
Altadena
Calif
Baltimore Orioles
Murphy Wins Main Event at Pomona Road Race
Bill Murphy of Culver City drove a Buick Kurtis to victory at the Pomona Road Race held at Los Angeles County Fair grounds. He finished in 1 hour 29 seconds with an average speed of 81.4 mph and a peak 115 mph on the three quarter straightaway, beating Harrison Evans of Los Angeles. Jerry Austin of Arcadia tangled on Turn One in the fifth lap after leading early in a British Jaguar.
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Pomona
Los Angeles
County Fairgrounds
Bill Murphy
Culver City
Harrison Evans
Murphy
Jerry Austin
Arcadia
Austin
Tigers Fall 7-3 to St Marys in Orange Belt Semi-Pro
St Marys won its second straight Orange Belt semi pro game by defeating the Pasadena Tigers 7-3 at Brookside Park. Pitcher Nyquist allowed seven hits and struck out 13, issuing one walk. Line score shows St Marys scoring in the third and later innings while Tigers managed a single three-run inning.
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St. Mary's
Pasadena Tigers
Brookside Park
Nyquist
Tiger
Zimmer Surgery Due Tomorrow
Brooklyn reports Don Zimmer, battered by a Saturday pitch, will undergo surgery tomorrow to reduce the fracture area in his left cheekbone.
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Brooklyn
Don Zimmer
Swaps at Hollywood Faces Handicappers in July Spirit
Rex C. Pearson plans Swaps in the $75,000 American Handicap at Hollywood Park on July 4 after a strong Inglewood Handicap win. Ellsworth says Swaps weighs 130 pounds and could run in the Hollywood Gold Cup on July 14, with future pacing toward Nashua against top rivals. Jockey Willie Shoemaker lauds the mature effort as Swaps holds several possible races before Midwest and East campaigns.
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Rex C. Pearson
Ellsworth
Swaps
Holly
Hollywood Park
Midwest
California
Nashua
Willie Shoemaker
Swap
Bobby Brocato
Mister Gus
Gallery crowds swarm Swaps at Barn 57 viewing
A large gallery of first time visitors gathered yesterday morning to see Swaps who last Saturday smashed his mile and one sixteenth world mark. Swaps posed with his head to the rear then hammed it up for the crowd as he stood with the crowd in Barn 57 after emerging from the Inglewood Handicap smasher in perfect shape.
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Swaps
Inglewood
Hogan Leads Canada Cup Golf in Second Round
Ben Hogan shot two under par 69 for a 36 hole total of 137 to lead the field in the Canada Cup at Wentworth. Hogan and Sam Snead combined for 286 to sit halfway in the team standings while Snead improved to 73 after a 76 opening round. Thomson and Von Nida led the teams with 142.
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England
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Sam Snead
Snead
West Virginia
Peter Thomson
Australia
Thomson
Norman von Nida
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