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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1960
Page
9
Cleveland manager Ine Gordon fined Jim Piersall a day's pay about $200 for a lackluster showing in the double loss to Washington. Gordon warned another $500 fine if Piersall is ejected again this season, noting he has been ejected five times already.
Three winners of $100,000 races head the Sunset Handicap nominees at Hollywood Park, led by Dotted Swiss who seeks the Gold Cup and Sunset double. Tempestuous and Fleet Nasrullah join the trio, with 22 nominees including Bagdad and Nickel Boy as contenders for the final week of racing. The El Dorado Handicap for 3-year-olds highlights the program, while Swirling Abbey hunts another sprint victory in the mile and one sixteenth feature.
CHICAGO Score turned in his first complete outing for the Chicago White Sox Monday night against Boston, though wildness lingered. He allowed five hits in a 9 1 victory that moved the Sox to second place, two games behind the Yankees. Doug Ford Lopez noted Score could approach the Million-dollar prospect, citing improved control after days of batting-practice work.
Rex C Ellsworth rider Rex C Ellsworth celebrates Olden Times rapid rise as a top 2 year old. The California bred colt seeks victory in the $100 900 Hollywood Juvenile Championship after four straight wins and a strong start to his racing career. Ellsworth faces a strong challenger from Mr. and Mrs. Grover D Kings Papa’s All while gatekeepers question breeders awards and nominations for future races.
Karl Kuehl of Downey leads Long Beach area players with an 873 batting mark in the Class B Northwest League while with Salem Oregon. He hit 348 last week. Tom Sisk of Long Beach took his first loss after four runs in six innings for Burlington Iowa. He stands 1 1 for the season. Benny Daniels of Compton earned two more wins with Columbus in the International League. Gorson Seyfried added another victory to reach 2 4 for the Denver squad in the American Association.
Edward La Slanc, a 62-year-old Chicago inventor, collected $59,750.80 after picking six consecutive winners in the 5-10 handicap race at Agua Caliente on Saturday.
Roy Smith a top Tor rance heavyweight meets Freeman Hardin in the main event of the opening Riverside Boxing Club card tonight. The bout headlines a night of local ring action likely to draw fans seeking strong knockouts and a decisive finish.
Akron Ohio Ben Hogan rested and ready for the 1960 PGA Tournament opening Thursday. Hogan, absent since his 1948 win, posted a 70 at Firestone Country Club, carding 16 straight pars before a birdie at the 17th and a bogey at 18 after missing a short putt.
Stan Miller, 34, a Long Beach PE instructor, won all three Lido Class races in the 7th annual High Sierra series at Huntington Lake. Tom Schock, 16, son of the designer and builder of the Lido boats, took the Thistle class, with Miller finishing 450 yards ahead and second in two events.
Publicist Bert Rose is positioned to lead a push for Ram season tickets behind Jack Kennedy in a bid to fill Coliseum end zone seats. His campaign features a Scout Box behind the goal posts and a glossy brochure touting enhanced viewing of plays, with fans invited to choose seats at the Ram office on Beverly Blvd.
The Rams open their 1960 training camp Wednesday at Redlands with six veterans and rookies. Coach Bob Waterfield said the main group of candidates will assemble July 27. Early arrivals include QB Buddy Humphrey LB John Guzik DT John LaVetere G Al Barry T Paul Dickson and LB Roy Wilking.
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