Pinky Still- Going Strong at Santa Maria Open
Long Beach professional Pinky Stevenson held a three stroke lead at Santa Maria Country Club after a first round 70 and 64 for 134. Amateur Jerry Heard of Visalia and former So. Calif. PGA champ Ronnie Relf trailed as 147 and 138 respectively. Stevenson praised his form after two bogies and four birdies, with key birdies on Nos. 4 and 5 and a late par finish.
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California League Pedergtingg de 4 dtschlen & fee Se
California League report covers Pedergtingg de, four German clubs and a fee structure. Readers note uncertain OCR fragments. The item emphasizes league organizers and upcoming schedule details with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
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Angels Rally as Reichardt Absent in 11-5 Victory
Angels overcome Reichardt's absence to win 11-5 led by Ed Kirkpatrick with 1 42 runs and Bobby Knoop driving in 5. The rally includes a two run single from Kirkpatrick and a costly error by Gil Blasico as Jim Freest and Chavarria solidify the win with key hits. Ozzie Chavarria subbing for Campaneris hits a homer in the second.
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Submariners Aim for 11th Navy Softball Crown
Submarine Flotilla 1 advanced to the finals of the 11th Naval District Softball tournament after a 4-0 win over Cam Pendleton Naval Host Aphal at Long Beach. Station 4 North Island beat Miramac NAS 3-1 and Marine Comms Recruit Depot 4-1, while MCRD defeated the USS Bon Homme Richard 6-1 earlier Friday.
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Hard Way Hero Sparks South Past North in LA City Classic
In a high school football showdown at East LA College, South dominates North 20 to 9. Charles Moch, LA High standout, scores two touchdowns and dazzles with a 65 yard punt return and a 98 yard kickoff return while amassing key plays on defense. The North outgains the South in yardage and first downs, but Moch's elusive performance defines the game.
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Babe Ruth Baseball Orlenss Hastrelile Tem Caml
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Trio of Texans Stand Tall in Philadelphia Classic
In the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemareh Valley Country Club, Texans Mert, January, and Martindale led with six-under 138s after two rounds. Weiskopf, the first round leader, trailed by one shot in a six-man tie, while Marr tiredly said he would play the remainder of the year consistently. Martindale noted fatigue but praised his form, and January reported his best golf of the year as he fought to stay in the money.
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Stolle and Emerson Reach Semis in U.S. National Doubles
Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, defending champions, beat Cox and Stillwell 9 7 11 9 6 3 to reach a semifinal against Ashe and Riesen in the 86th U S national doubles at Longwood. The Australian pair, seed No 2, ousted Cox Stillwell as Stolle regained form while Emerson praised his partner.
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Ollom becomes first Pacific Coast League 20-game winner in nine years
Lefty Jim Ollom of Denver notched his 20th win in a 4-3 ten-inning victory over San Diego marking the first PCL pitcher with 20 wins since 1955. He tied Bear records by eight straight wins in a season and 17 complete games while losing seven.
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