Eighth Twin Bill Sweep Keeps Redlegs in NL Race
Cincinnati Redlegs surge back into contention with two wins over the Philadelphia Phillies, running their doubleheader record to 8-1-2 and moving within two games of first place as the Braves and Dodgers juggle standings. Key performances include Ted Kluszewski and Roy McMillan tallying three hits apiece, and Art Fowler notching a win in the nightcap. The Phillies stumble, while the Braves stay within reach of the top spot.
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UCLA Coach Red Sanders Sees Team Strengths and Challenges
In an extensive UCLA interview, Red Sanders analyzes the 1957 Bruins, noting 15 lettermen returning, only one full-time starter, key backs Kendall and Wilson, tackles Lecka and Dawson, and a backfield strength while center depth is weak. He predicts fall practice starts September 2, and compares PCC toughness to the Big Ten, listing tough opponents like Oregon State, Washington, USC, and Tennessee as notable tests.
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Pete Dailey
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Beach Cenf Man 22 Dies in 1957 Incident
A brief obituary notes the death of a 22-year-old man from Cenf Beach on June 22, 1957. The record records the age and locale with minimal additional details.
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Ip Beach
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Sports Card Cardpath Mixup Plugs Multiple Venues
A scrambled sports card entry lists numerous venues and times with inconsistent names. It mentions Boelop Jollywoot Park and Gilmore Field among others, pairing locations with unclear events and a radio TV note, creating a garbled schedule fragment.
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Jollywoot Park
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Stara
Gilmore Field
Head Lands Pancho's Play in Forest Hills
Lew Head, the $125,000 rookie of Sack Kramer, joined Kramer after Wimbledon and seeks improvement in the Tournament of Champions. He posted a 2-3 record, losing to Pancho Gonzalez 9-7 6-4 3-6 6-4, while Sedgman finished 3-2 and Segura yielded 7-3 4-8 6-0 6-1 in a tight field.
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McCarthy and Crawford Enter Baseball Hall of Fame
Ai Marie Joe McCarthy and Sam Crawford were inducted into the Hall of Fame. McCarthy steered the Yankees to nine pennants and seven World Series titles as a manager. Crawford, 77, compiled 2,964 hits in 19 seasons with Cincinnati and Detroit. Both attended to accept honors from a veterans group reflecting on their careers.
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Althea Wins Plans Layoff After Clay Courts Title
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia and Althea Gibson of New York won U S Clay Courts singles titles. Seixas beat Herb Flam 1 6 8 6 1 6 3 6 Sunday and aims for the Pennsylvania State grass courts championship. Gibson said her plans were only some rest after a 6 2 6 3 victory and praised runner up Darlene Hard as the best of the present crop.
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Meadowlark Team Shares First Place in Public Links
Meadowlark host club figures Chris Christenson and Bill Deeble share first place low net with two other teams in the annual Southern California Public Links party. Results list several players including Weilan Macho 68 and Dean Weaver among top finishers. Meadowlark figures prominently in scoring and team standings.
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Rags to riches for Jay's kid brother in PGA title
Lionel Hebert, 29, from Lafayette Louisiana, rose from relative obscurity to win the 39th PGA Championship at Miami Valley Golf Club. He defeated Don Finsterwald after a tense 18 holes, earning $8 000 and moving toward Ryder Cup contention while his brother Jay faces uncertain prospects. Lionel credited early guidance from Jay and Johnny Bulla for his rise.
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Army Medical Corps
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Twinks and Angels Clash in Open Sidegame Series
Hollywood Stars host the Los Angeles Angels at Gilmore Field in a late-evening open sidegame. Red Witt faces Tom LaSorda as both teams chase needed wins. The series follows a rough stretch for both clubs with key homers and late-inning drama shaping the standings and individual performances.
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Ends slump with thump in Seattle doubleheader loss
A Sacramento team lost 8-5 to Seattle in game one of a two game set. Cuno Barragen ended a long batting drought with a fourth inning single, his first hit in 45 at bats, and then doubled in his next two at bats.
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SF Mayor Confident Giants Will Play In City Next Season
San Francisco Mayor George Christopher heads to a mayors conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and expresses confidence the Giants will play in San Francisco next season. Governor Knight says California will explore financial help to attract the team, while Giants president Horace Stoneham discusses a possible official proposal by August 15. Tarantino wins seven firsts at the Western Casting tournament in Long Beach.
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Braves Edge Westerners in Roller Derby Thriller
The Braves led 8-7 over the Chicago Westerners in a roller derby series that began in Los Angeles and moved to Veterans. Te. Lynch powered the Westerners with a 9 point effort as play resumed tonight at 8:30.
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Texas League 1 an SE Sat dee tae Fart for Sownéa 2
A terse Southeast Conference item notes a Saturday event in the Texas League aiming at a specific destination. The brief mentions a schedule and location, with emphasis on the planned departure and arrival points for participants.
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