Newport Beach Tennis Club Hosts First Major Tourney
The Newport Beach Tennis Club opens its first major tournament this week funded by Newport National Bank to aid Junior Tennis of Orange County. It attracts top players, expects 2,500 spectators, and offers $10 seating in fourseat blocks. Pro Peter Arendrup and touring star Laver headline a field including Gimeno Barthes Davies Stolle and others.
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Native Diver Injured Foot Clouds Gold Cup Prospects
Native Diver suffered a right hoof injury after a fast Saturday race at Hollywood Park placing him in doubt for major money races including the $162,100 Gold Cup on July 15. Trainer Buster Millerick said the horse “threw a shoe” and his foot was bandaged, with a full examination pending Tuesday.
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Lakewood Signs Off With Nine Games Left
The partial OCR snippet hints at Lakewood aiming to finish strong with nine games remaining and a 16-3 record noted in the sparse text.
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Week in Review of boxing and boxing related events
The week features teams playing multiple games while Gardena travels to Las Vegas for a Saturday doubleheader. Fights, signings, and parade chatter mix with named boxers and events, highlighting activity across venues and dates.
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Herschel Smith Named U S Track Team Manager
Herschel Smith, long a central figure in track and field, is appointed manager of the United States team to duel Britain and the Commonwealth at the Coliseum on July 5. A longtime USC relay standout and 30 year Compton College coach, he helped prepare two Olympic high jump record setters, Cornelius Johnson and Charley Dumas. Ducky Drake, former UCLA track coach and current head trainer, will join the U S team in the same role.
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Dodgers Rally as Sutton Shines in Relief Wins
The Dodgers moved Sutton to the bullpen and he delivered relief work against the Braves in Chicago. Sutton relieved Jim Brewer, earned a 2-0-0 win with four scoreless innings, and later started when Brewer was sidelined by elbow trouble. Alston showed patience as Sutton faced a late rally before the bullpen preserved the lead. The Braves, missing catcher All-Star Torre due to injury, gambled on a late run and Sutton adapted, while key plays by Ramia, Hunt, Boyer, and Uecker shaped the nine inning comeback.
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Masters end Santa Springs in tense qualifier action
Local bowling notes recap the California State Masters qualifying at Santa Springs where Bob Kennicutt surged to the lead with a 1,248 series and high games. Jim Acocks and Dwain Falliott trailed, with Ed Hartnett and Kennicutt among top finishers. Final rounds run at Modesto’s McHenry Bowl August 12–27.
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Clay Case Rest as Government Finishes Witnesses
The federal court trial of Cassius Clay rests after four government witnesses testified before U S Atty Morton Susman and Judge Joe Ingenhar. Clay pleaded innocent to the charge of avoiding induction into the armed services as an undefeated heavyweight champion who spends much of his time as a Black Muslim minister.
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Aaron explains altercation during game aftermath
The report recounts a mid game scuffle broken up by Jarvis, Tony Cloniger, Bob Uecker and Clay Carroll. Aaron says the incident involved a teammate but had no relation to the Sunday game or the season. Don Wilson pitched a no hitter as Houston defeated Atlanta. Carty of the Dominican Republic declined to comment.
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Orange County Racetrack Eyed By County Turf Club
A 308 acre site in Orange County may host a new thoroughbred racetrack and hotel next year. The Orange County Turf Club plans to file articles of incorporation today in Sacramento. They expect an annual racing period up to 75 days if amendments to the California Horse Racing Code are approved, said attorney M A Sturges of Newport Beach.
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Nicklaus Seeks Records as Jones Marks Open Career
Nicklaus targets major titles and a historic all time scoring pace while Jones’ record standouts loom. The report notes Jones held 13 national championships and four U.S. opens among his era's feats. Arnold Palmer missed the Open win by a margin that increased his lead over Julius Boros in season earnings.
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