Sports Radio and Arena Lineup for Evening Events
A dense listing outlines many sports events across venues like Bonelli Stadium Saugus Gardena Stadium Hollywood Legion and Angeles arenas. It includes auto racing stock cars boxing roller derby horse racing and baseball with times from 5:30 p.m. to 11:25 a.m. plus parades trotting races and speedboat rodeo on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USAC
Bonelli
Saugus
Gardena Stadium
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Kenny Davis
Joseptere
Valley Garden Arena
Routh Gate Arena
Brastside Arena
Oun
Hollywood Legion
Renmy Davia
Dose Cotero
Angeles
San Francisco
Hei- Park
KHJ
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
KPWR
Hollywood
Sacramento
KMPC
Los Angeles
Seattle
KFI
KHI
Seven Americans Bid at Wimbledon Today
Seven Americans including three men and four women seek quarter finals at Wimbledon. Allen Morris of Atlanta and Wallid the American, a former footballer, reach round four with upset wins. matchups feature Richardson Seixas Larsen and Brough Fleitz Gibson Fry amid doubles action and Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
Allen Morris
Atlanta
Ham Richardson
Westfield
N.J
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Morris
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Beverly Baker Fleitz
Long Beach
Althea Gibson
New York
Shirley Fry
St. Petersburg
Fila
Larsen
U.S
Ken Rosewall
Richardson
Abe Segal
South Africa
Seixas
Gordon Forbes
Miss Brough
Fay Muller
Australia
Fleits
Suzi Kormoczi
Miss Gibson
Pat Hird
Britain
Miss Fry
Jennifer Hoad
Lew Hoad
UCLA Netter Gains Semis in Kalamazoo Finals Bid
In Kalamazoo Michigan UCLA players reached the semifinals of the NCAA tennis tournament. Seventh seed Tack Frost of Stanford defeated UCLA’s Mike Green 3 6 3 6 6 3 6 4. Alex Olmedo, seeded second, outlasted UCLA’s Mike Frank in five sets 1 6 5 7 6 2 1 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
P Tack Frost
Stanford
Alex Olmedo
UCLA
Frost
Mike Green
Mike ‘Frank
Babe Ruth League Ends In 10-10 Tie At Brookside Park
In Babe Ruth League action at Brookside Park yesterday the Utility Metals and the American Legion battled to a 10-10 deadlock. Key players Talley Hemming and Muenhiberger contributed for City Metals and others on both sides helped near the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utility Metals
American Legion
Brookside Park
Talley and
Hemming and Muenhiberger
Thornhill Dies at Berkeley After Stanford Coach Era
Thornhill, longtime Stanford coach and former Glenn Warner protege, died at 63 after a career that included seven years with the Indians, a Rose Bowl era, and a 35 25 7 coaching record. He retired in 1939 and later ran Bay Area businesses while contending with heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Claude EF
Stanford University
Thornhill
Glenn Pop Warner
Stanford
Stanford Vow
Indians
Warner
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Bay Area
Yama Tames Gil Turner In Madison Square Garden Bout
Yama Bahama a rangy middleweight from Bi mini island scored a unanimous 10 round decision over Gil Turner of Philadelphia at Madison Square Garden. The 23 year old weighed 154 2 and fought at long range landing the cleaner left jabs and left hooks in the nationally televised bout extending his winning streak to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hama
Bimini
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Yama
Amas
Garden
Turner
Redlegs Spark Dream Season as Cincinnati Goes Wild
Pennant fever grips Cincinnati as the Reds surge in the National League race. Led by power hitters Ted Kluszewski and Gus Bell, the club features a standout double play of Ray McMillan and Johnny Temple and smart leadership from manager George Tibbetts and GM Gabriel Paul. With fan demand rising and regional roads jammed, Cincinnati enjoys its first top standing in 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kluszewski
Wally Post
Gus Bell
Frank Robinson
Ray Jablonski
Ed Bailey
Ray McMillan
Johnny Temple
Reds
George Birdie Tibbetts
Gabriel Paul
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Davis 400 hurdles world record marks Olympic trials
Ohio State's Glenn Davis set a world best 49.6 seconds in the 400 meter hurdles at the Los Angeles Olympic trials, edging Texas A and M's Eddie Southern in a dramatic three way finish. Charlie Dumas cleared seven feet in the high jump, while Parry O'Brien matched his shot put world mark and Bill Dellinger set an American record in the 5000 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Dumas
Compton College
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Eddie Southern
Texas A
Davis
Russia
Yuriy Lituyev
Parry O'Brien
Ira Murchison
U.S. Army
Thane Baker
U.S. Air Force
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Morrow
Bill Dellinger
Oregon
Pasadena
Caltech
Phil Conley
Cy Young
San Francisco
Fremont
Bob Poynter
Bulldogs
PHS
Dumas
Walt Davis
Texas A&m
Duke
Dave Sime
Sime
al Hall
Cornell
Hall Cornell
Blair
Boston A
Connolly
Boston AA
Engie
Murchison
Army
Baker
Air Force
King
A. of
Calif
Haines
Pennsylvania L
Kaye
Morgan St
Abilene
Chris- Han
Richard
Wiliams
Bush
Willame
Arrow
Univ. of Calif
Wenal
O'Brien
Bantam
Manhattan College
Bowell
San Jose State
Trewell
Kansas State Teachers
Whitfield
Los Angeles State College
Wey
Ond
Courtney
Joy
Spurrier
Mayore Armmy
Forester
Navy
Indiana U
Bennett
Southern Univ
Af!oe Fresh
Culbreat
Marines
Atterberry
Culbreth
Bright
Pioneer Club
Brown
O'Conner
Kansan State
Rittenbere
Thrash
Pruab _ i
Mt San Anpom
Lewis
Voi
Neat
I Stteeberry
Ote Calif
Bourne
Texas
Cone
Yoder
Air Force Journey
Sea Wianoari
Young
Sanancisco D.C
Conley
Garcia
Held
Ite Wilson
Santa Clara
Heavie
Villanova
Allard
Notre Dame
How They Made Olympics Hammer Throw and Sprints
Readable OCR lists athletes and results from a track and field Olympic trials segment. It records distances and times for events such as the hammer throw, 100 meter dash, shot put, long jump, and hurdles, naming multiple colleges and service teams.
Pearson Guest at Gala Party
Billy Pearson renowned jockey and art expert was guest of honor in Hollywood Park Directors Room. Vernon Underwood presented a silver cocktail tray engraved with Pearson’s title as gon noisseur raconteur and gallopeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Billy Pearson
Hollywood Park
Vernon Underwood
Cornell Crew Defeats Navy at Olympic Trials
In Syracuse, Cornell's eight edged the Navy Admirals by three-quarters of a length in the 2000 meter prelim. The winning time was 6:41 as lead changes occurred in the opening 500 meters. Yale then overtook Detroit Boat Club to beat Wisconsin by three-quarters in the second heat during the weather-delayed trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
America
Melbourne
Syracuse
N.Y
Cornell
Onondaga Lake
Navy
U.S
Admirals
Yale
Detroit Boat Club
Wisconsin
Stars Nab Game Back of Wade in Coast League Opener
Hollywood defeated Sacramento 4 3 at Gilmore Field as Ben Wade pitched a seven win season and Wally Westlake hit a ninth inning homer to narrow the gap. Joe Stanka took the loss for the Solons while Rex Jones and other relievers backed him. The Stars built a 3-0 lead early and held on for the one run victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ben Wade
Sacramento
Gilmore Field
Hollywoods
Wade
Stars
Wally Westlake
Joe Stanka
R. C. Stevens
Joe
Duhem
Jim Baumer
Dick Smith
Stevens
Stanka
Rex Jones
Solons
Bil Hart
Baumer
George Risley
Dan Baich
Risley
Jack Tobin
Harry Bright
Smith
Bill Mazeroski
Seattle
Los Angeles
Angels
Elmer Singleton
Bobby Blacena
Rainiers
Marino Pieretti
Singleton
Casey Wise
Gene Mauch
Bob Speake
Baleena
George Freese
Jim Bolger
Elwin Tappe
Artie Wilson
J A
Arhoa
Seattle Arhoa Wise
Mauch
Richettes
Leon
Bilko
Taylor
Tio Wade
Schuit
Freese
Bolgergs
Gans
Tappe
Wilson
Dixon
Coats
Hameres
Anderson Pe
Briggs Fate Hinges on Detroit Buyer Selections
Detroit Tigers sale hinges on bidder plans for Spike Briggs as five of ten bidders request Briggs and Sisson stay on. The estate trustees must decide if the winner, if any, will keep Briggs, Sisson, and Fisher in their roles while the sale proceeds under the late Walter O Briggs Sr. control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Walter O
Spike
Briggs
Lake Wales
Fla
Tigers
Harry Sisson
Sisson
Charles T. Fisher Jr
Walter O. Briggs
Spike Briggs
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Australian News and Information Bureau
Cliff Bottomley
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Olympic Park
Sistar
Ube Samuelsen
Mateb
RADIO
KABC
Roosevelt Raceway
Baltimore
Boston
Highland Park Ramibiers
Pasadena Tigers
Santa Anita
County Park
St. Marys
Arcadia Redbirds
St Monrevia
Century Red Sox
Monrevia Merchants
Basebalil—Gilmore Field
Hollyweer
Auto Ractno
Garéee
Panekeri If
Auto League
Brookside
Moonlight
Chamberlain
Victory Park
Medics
A P.m
Elks
St. Francis High iJupier Chamber Ves Bertea
P.m
Vie Matures
S. Stampers
Srotte
Idang Ray
Don Carter
Billy Wein
Wallid
Ashley Cooper
Hoad
Rosewall
Sammy Giammalva
Houston
Tex
Gil Shea
John O'Brien
Netter
Tiny Thornhill
Yama Neds
Yama Ba
Washington
Kansas
Esterday
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Cincianati
Chi
St Louis
Pacific Coast Seague
Ads Fgeramento Anneeee
Eeeeers
San ‘Ancisco Weenee
Ant Wewene
Vancouver
Seteneee
Aserinames
San D ‘O
Los
San Diego
Oakland
Seattie
Cincinnatians
Mannipf Pineda
Hall
Southern
Texan
Arnie Lowell
Mal Whitfield
Tom Courtney
Lon Spurrier
Pearson
Jones
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Beattie
Pleretti
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