Ramblers Defend ASA Softball Title In Portland Showdown
PBSW Ramblers of Phoenix defend their Amateur Softball Association women’s championship facing St. Joseph Missouri as their first opponent in Portland. Host Lind Pomery Florists and Fresno Rockets loom as strong league rivals after Ramblers split exhibition games with Portland. Amy Peralta’s two-hit performance secured last night’s 2-0 win.
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New Orleans
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Oaks Recall Trio From Bremerton for Immediate Duty
Oakland Oaks bring up Lil Americh Bill Taylor and Dave Dahle from Bremerton to join the roster for immediate delivery. The club also reports Dick Kryhoski being recalled by the New York Yankees and Forrest Thompson by the Washington Senators to report next spring.
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Stanford Tackle Seeks Medical Clearance To Play This Fall
Stanford veteran left tackle Gordy White, hero of last year’s big game with California, travels from Palo Alto to Houston to seek permission from his father and family doctor to play this autumn. A neck injury in Spring practice keeps Stanford team physicians from granting clearance.
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Somerton Tries Shutout Run Against Hanford in NC Softball
Greeley Colorado September reports Somerton Ariz Roundup facing Hanford Calif in the National Softball Congress winners bracket. Ken Law seeks to extend a 41 scoreless innings streak after seven inning wins over Churubusco and Stamford and an 11 inning whitewash against Toronto with a 16 inning shutout against Taft. Tulsa meets Salt Lake City and Gainesville faces Taft as the other games set up a night final.
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Canada
Taft
Kermit Lynch
Army
Paul Thomas
Gainesville
Fla
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Tulsa
el Paso
Sig Lawson
Paul Lopez
Salt Lake City
Gavilan Sets Sight On Middleweight Crown After Bout
New York AP report notes Kid Gavilan’s shift to middleweight after a Sept 30 date with Beau Jack. He defeated Rocky Castellani by unanimous decision, earning praise for added puncher resolve and signaling a bid for the 160-pound class with potential clashes against Rocky Grazianno if Fusari loses.
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Chicago
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Rocky Castellani
Rocky Graziano
Charlie Fusari
Angel Lopez
Gavilan
Grazi
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Castellani
Scalzo
Tom Guilfoyle
Jack Gordon
Gordon
Ray Robinson
Philadelphia
Doubles Spotlight At Pacific Southwest Tennis Tourney
National champion Richard Gonzales and Felicisimo Ampon of the Philippines face Myron McNamara and Nolan McQuown in the featured doubles at the Pacific Southwest tournament in Los Angeles. Later Gonzales teams with Frank Parker against Barry Bass and Harley Grimshaw as Sturgess, Drobny, Cucelli, and Del Bello advance in singles. Hamilton Richardson, 16, stunned Eustace Fannin yesterday.
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Philippines
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Eric Sturgess
Bob Lewis
Stanford University
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Italy
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Ray Love
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Eustace Fannin
South Africa
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Hugh Johnson
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Robert Hendry
Ted Schroeder
Jordan Greer
Marcello del Bello
James Hickey
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Australia
Jordan Paint Company Team Hosts Trophy Party
Members of the Jordan Paint Company baseball team who won the City Recreation Department American League title were guests at a swimming party hosted by Mr and Mrs Eric Jordan at 912 East Cambridge. Sponsor Jordan received a trophy and autographed team photo from Ward Bell, director of the Longview Recreation Project, with absent players receiving medals from last month’s ceremony.
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Two Rated Tops In Hawthorne Juvenile Handicap
Mrs. Emil Denemark's Curtice and Wisconsin Boy were early favorites in the $20,000 added Juvenile Handicap at Hawthorne, a six furlong race for two year olds. George M Crump's Tea Deb and Reverie Knoll Farms' Mahplay were noted as stiff rivals in the 23rd running of the event.
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Mahplay
Senators Pursue Early Finish in Governors Cup Playoffs
In Tucson the Phoenix Senators aimed to wrap up the series with the Cowboys quickly as Eddie Graham rested until Monday. Dick Drilling and Lenny Erickson were set to start, while Tucson’s 9-3 win featured Steinhauer and Sites homers. Greenwod pitched a strong complete game for the Solons as Phoenix took a 1-0 series lead. In Juarez, Jim Ochoa hurled seven innings of four-hit ball to power the Texans past the Indios 4-1, evening the semifinal series.
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Juarez Indios
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Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press Pitching—Ellis Kinder
Red pitched Boston to a 7 1 victory over New York, four hits allowed, nine walks, and helped move Boston within a half game of the pace setting Yanks. Battin scored two runs to lead Cleveland past St. Louis, a solid win sparked by a strong pitching performance.
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Local Drivers Bid To Keep Midget Race Lead At South Mountain
Local Phoenix drivers fight California visitors for speedway dominance at South Mountain with time trials at 7 30 and trophy dash at 8 30. Ball Jaquith Hornbrook lead the locals against No 99 No 30 and other California cars in the 40 lap main event, with rain contingency for tomorrow.
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Texas and Arizona leagues recap with mixed results
In the Governor's Cup best of seven semifinals Phoenix leads Tucson 9 3 while El Paso tops Juarez 4 1. National League and American League standings show New York, Boston, and Cincinnati in tight battles as schedules shift with rain. Friday results include Philadelphia 5 Washington 2 and San Francisco 13 Seattle 2.
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National League and American League batting leaders list
The clipping lists batting leaders and top stats for both leagues. Key names include Robinson and Slaughter of the National League, Musial, Kiner, Reese, Ennis, and Staub, with team affiliations St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia. American League leaders include Williams of Boston, DiMaggio, Kell, Stephens, and Mitchell, with teams Boston Cleveland Detroit St. Louis.
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Ridgewood Wins St Leger In Astonishing Upset
Ridgewood, a 100 to 7 shot, captured the 171st St Leger Stakes at Doncaster as Dust Devil, 40 to 1, finished second and Lone Eagle faded to third in a 16-horse field. Ashes and numbers: Ridgewood earned 14,996 pounds for owner G R H Smith with Michael Beary riding, in sunny weather before 300000 spectators. Johnny Longden finished last on Mon Chatelain. Dust Devil belongs to the Aga Khan, who swapped jockeys after Hindostan broke down, Rae Johnstone previously slated to ride Hindostan was moved to Dust Devil.
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Fight Results From Multiple Cities
Reported boxing results across venues include Kid Gavilan from Cuba outpointing Castellani in New York, Sugar Robinson defeating Evans in Omaha, Art Aragon beating Shamus McCray in Albuquerque, Rafael Gutierrez stopping Hank Herring in San Diego, and Jackie Bisix noted in Hollywood as part of the night’s action.
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Oshkosh All-Stars Withdraw From Pro Cage Loop
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Oshkosh All-Stars have folded and were dropped from the NBA for failing to pay league dues before the deadline. The Longtime club exits the professional scene leaving Oshkosh without an NBA representative this season.
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McCarthy boots Hornets past Dons in late field goal
In Los Angeles the Chicago Hornets upset the Los Angeles Dons 28 to 21 as Jim McCarthy kicked a 25-yard field goal with 90 seconds left. Chicago trailed 21 20 after a wild second half rally led by Twin Tail backs Johnny Clement and Bob Hoernschemeyer.
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Gridiron War End Foreseen
Ray Flaherty coach of the Chicago Hornets predicts peace between the All-America Conference and the NFL. He said an agreement could come by season's end and a possible playoff meeting may occur next season. He warned that failure to settle could wipe out the leagues.
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Denver Club Refunds Fees After Pueblo Fans Charged
The Denver Bears refund the 90-cent admission to 250 Pueblo residents after a season end game loss 14 to 3. General manager Robert Howsam denies reports of shabby treatment and bottle attacks, citing overflow crowds and standard paper cups for drinks.
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