Unpredictable Silky Sullivan Triumphs at Hollywood Park Opener
Nasrullah and Terrang chase wins as Silky Sullivan makes a dramatic rally from last to win the co feature at the Hollywood Park opening before 31,500 spectators. Silky, subbing for the pace, held off Tyhawk and Liberal Lady to claim a length victory after a furious late push. Derby hopefuls Tomy Lee Tuley Finnegan also arrive for the upcoming race meeting.
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Silky Sullivan
Roy Campanella
Hollywood Park
Silky
Campanella
Fleet Nasrullah
Parke
Groat
Nasrallah
Poxy
Tyhawk
Liberal Lady
Don Pierce
Willie
T: Nasrallah
Ismeel Vatanzuela
Terrang
Seaneen
Alhambra
Aliwae
Tomy Lee
Inglewood
Louisville
Tuley
Finnegan
Young Lee
Hull Evans Go 1 4 49ers Fall Flat in Home Finale
Long Beach State ends its home season with a 3 2 loss to Westmont College at Blair Field. Hull and Evans contributed for the 49ers in a tight finale.
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49Ers
Jerry Wynn
Long Beach State
Westmont College
Blair’ Field
Hawks Fall 1-0 in opener at Maywood field
Maywood’s Butch Lockaby held Long Beach to three hits as Benny Bennett and Buck Jarson lined back-to-back ninth inning doubles for the only run. Jack Randall took the loss after striking out four and walking none, while Cy Phelps and Nick Hopkins nearly homered early for Long Beach.
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Butch Lockaby
Long Beach Nitehawks
Park Avenue Field
Benny Bennett
Buck Jarson
Nitehawks
Hawks
Cy Phelps
Nicky Hopkins
Maywood Mitenaeke Ab Rereal
Marais Igeaianic
Ieee Geese
Herder
Ieee
Lockabyie
Bears rally to upend SC in 13 innings baseball game
Bandettini pitched a relief game as Berkeley Bears toppled SC 7-6 in 13 innings, breaking a late lead and securing an upset in the California Intercollegiate Baseball Association. Bandettini and Calcatta combined for the win in a tense extra frame showdown.
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Berkeley
Bob Bandettist
Calcatta Bears
Loap Pleading SC
California Intercollegiate Baseball Association
OSU Trustees Oppose Renewal of Rose Bowl Pact
Ohio State University trustees vote 5 0 against renewing the Rose Bowl football agreement. The move leaves Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, Purdue and Michigan State in favor. Ohio State Illinois Minnesota Northwestern and Wisconsin oppose. A majority is needed to continue the pact, potentially dooming it before the May 22 23 meeting at Ann Arbor. The current agreement runs to Jan 2 1960.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Cific Coast Group
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Mich
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Purdue
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Illinois
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Fragmented Baseball Schedule Notes From 1900s Odds and Cities
Disjointed list of league matchups and cities including Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Boston Baltimore and Kansas City with scattered scores and team names. Contains dates and venues in a garbled OCR style, reflecting a brief sports calendar fragment.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Puckey Uh
Enitapo
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Jackson
Drinte
Ws. Jones
Cincinnali
Prispetetonia
Pena Aitimare
Joslog
Ballimar
Kansas City
Vikings Tie for Metro Lead With 5-1 Victory
Long Beach City College pitchers fueled a 5-1 win over Harbor to vault into a three way Metro Baseball standings tie with Harbor and El Camino. Five walks early helped the Vikes open a 5-1 lead, aided by five walks and three singles in the fifth. Sac flies by Max Mallett and Ron Casaga added runs as LBCC held on despite Harbor's ninth inning rally.
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Long Beach
Roger Hull
Dave Watt
John Matesich
Westmont
Matherly
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Three Harbor
Viking
Vikes
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Max Mallett
Ron Casaga
Harbor
Jeff King
Miland
Ray Fontana
Fontana
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Bud Duncan
LBCC
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Mello
Rainiers edge Giants in seven inning opener
Seattle Rainiers beat Phoenix Giants 6-5 in a game billed as a seven inning opener. Fans did not stay for the second game as Seattle’s win ended the night early. Eddie Kozak drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly.
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United Press Internateral
Seattle
Seattle Rainiers
Phoenix Giants
Raiiers
Westside and Hollywood Vie for Nationals Title
In Logan Utah Westside and Hollywood clash in a long winner bracket volleyball showdown as Long Beach stars lead offense. The event showcases elite teams from Southern California with long season drama and a bid for national supremacy.
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Des Molines
Krosey
Long Beach
Jimmy Montague
Leo Apel
Westside Community Center
Seattle
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Utah State
Who Will Get Cut In Dodgers Major League Roster Shakeup
SAN FRANCISCO D Day in the majors as mid night deadline looms for Dodgers manager Walter Alston. With 26 players active and Carl Furillo on the 30 day injured list, a decision will trim the roster to 25. Baxes .303 in 11 games and Gray .250 in nine games are under scrutiny alongside Box and Drake.
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Dodgers
Walter Alston
Giants
Alston
Sally, Drake
Carl Furtillo
Ryne Duren
Drake
Junior Gilliam
Baxes
Gray
Forilla
Jacobs Leads With Eight Birdies In OKC Open Duel
In a sharp PGA style tense final, Jacobs fired eight birdies and built a commanding lead at the Oklahoma City Open. The field chased the Whittier native as rain and cool winds tested the round, with Jones hanging tough at one under through 18 holes and Giants Dodgers notes mixed in from the broader sports wire.
Heat drives in win with two infield hits and run
Dodger of the day highlights a player who collected two infield hits, drew a walk, and scored a run in his second start of the year reinforcing his offensive role for the team.
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Daigh Passes Indy Test As Rookie Speed Star
Chuck Daigh of Long Beach became the fourth rookie to pass his speed driving test for this year's Indianapolis event. He averaged better than 136 mph in a car owned by J. C. Agajenian, marking a strong rookie performance in the prelude to the race.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Chuck Daigh
Long Beach
J. C. Agajenian
Sifford Leads California Open After 36 Holes
In Santa Maria Charlie Sifford of Los Angeles holds a two stroke midway lead at the California Open after a 69 keeping him at a 36-hole total of 138. Barber fired a 66 the day’s best round with seven birdies to move among the contenders.
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