Upsets in Long Beach City Championship Golf Round One
In a day of shocks at Recreation Park, Ross Smith defeated Josh Gallardo while Ed Donahue toppled Craig Olson. Defending champ Verne Burnett and others advanced after early exits shook the opening rounds.
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Long Beach
Recreation Park
Ross Smith
Publinx
Josh Gallardo
Bill Foote
Wally Taft
Larry Griggs
Chads
Verne Burnett
Reed
Cynthia Donahue
Daddy Ed
Donahue
Craig Olson
Wite Heien
Debra
Shorm
Cartis
Gil Saldek
Jasper Nutter
Jacobs Leads Western Open with Two Stroke Edge
Detroit UPI reports 23 year old Tommy Jacobs seized a two stroke lead into round three of the $25,000 Western Open at Red Run. Jacobs carded four birdies in the first five holes of the second round to stay ahead of a tight group including Bob Rosburg Dan Finstwald Doug Sanders Gene Littler and Don Whitt.
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Carmody
Early Brown
Ray Hart
Hale
Eagles
Autt
Hart
Ankrom
Norm Bare
Zar
Ron
Adamson
California CC
Sta
Handicay Fights
Uorer Weneiert
der Maker
Bill Jerry Gallardo
Prank
Dick Clover
Hank Gowd
Talelsy
Matis
Chee
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Harve
Soimaon Det
Jann
Sentonepat
Getiult
Sniver
Crale Gisangel
John Barkhoe
Ton Amkeom
Harm Barek
Gerald Zardes
Watly Taii
Rob Adamaun
Dick Smith
Bil Connor
Larry Griges
Rlcnard Dick
Harne
Lane
Pinky
Stevenson
Ed Hecker
Johnny Lucasuet
Web Critchlow
Lary Grigce Jr
Rexamplenn Murvay
Mlakey Bemis
Nell Burgess
Marvin Galyan
Detroit
UPI
Tommy Jacobs
Red Run
Dacobs
Bob Rosburg
Dan Finstwald
Doug Sanders
Gene Liler
Don Whitt
Dodgers Fall After Cubs Rally In Ninth
Dodgers squandered a 2-0 lead as Chicago rallied in the ninth. Banks drew a walk to open the frame, Moryn doubled in the tying run, and Taylor followed with a pinch single to chase Podres. Elston earned his sixth win as Don Elston. Dick Gray led Dodgers with a 5-for-9 day boosting his average to .258 after a 7-for-13 stretch.
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Moryn
Ta Elston
Moe Draheroics
Cubs
Sammy Kowsky
Dick Gray
Dodgers
Sol Linge
St. Paul
Gray
Podres
Lee Walls
Waveland Ave
Walls
al Dark
Banks
Roebuck
Dodger
Potres
Tanner
Bobby Thomson
Stategy
Yor
Taylor
al Neeman
Tony Taylor
I Hodges
Zimmer
Caliente Results and Dodger Notes Highlight Weekend Games
Patchy OCR summary covers Caliente results and Dodgers notes. Mentions players like Adams and Lang with run totals, and references to Cubs, Phillies, and Dodgers series outcomes. Includes scattered mentions of races, racks, and events with uncertain details.
Hillsdale Sets Sights on Westerner Rivalry at Hollywood Park
A promising Indiana-bred colt Hillsdale dominates talk as top threat for Hollywood Park's $100,000-added Westerner on July 19. Owner C. W. (Smitty) Smith of Detroit shines amid a large crowd after Friday’s Will Rogers Stakes win anticipation grows.
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Indiana
Hollywood Park
Will Rogers
Hillsdale
Holly Qwood
C. W. (Smitty) Smith
Detroit
Bold Ruler’s next weight sparks debate at Belmont meets
Associated Press notes horsemen wonder how much weight Bold Ruler will carry in future races after his 135 pound win in the Carter Handicap at Belmont Park. discussion centers on possible Met Mile bid and rival entries like Gallant Man, with trainers signaling continued campaign plans for the 4-year-old Derby-era star.
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Associated Press
Bold Ruler
Wheatley
Ace
Suggs Opens With 3 Stroke Lead In Open Golf
Louise Suggs resumes tour after a month’s break and jumps two under par to take a three stroke lead in the $8,000 women’s open. The field includes Mary Lene and Kathy Cornelio among others as action moves into the second round at Park Avenue.
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Ailee Danee Ruthaasen
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Brethren Blues
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Raed Ol Fellery
NLB Foursquare
U.P. Trotters
Jo Any Prentice
Webb Victor in TV Fight
Middleweight contender Jim Webb used jabs and straight rights to win a split decision over Jim Beecham in a 10 round TV bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Webb of Chicago resumes his interrupted campaign for a title shot after being upset by Jolly Mims in his last appearance.
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UPI
Jimmy Webb
Jimy Beecham
Miami Broach Auditorium
Webb
Chicago
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Jolly Mims
Mareh
Y Crown to L. B. Girls in YMCA bi meet
Low Beach YMCA girls team paced by Vicki Newberry and Cathy Baker win the Southern California championships at Whittier High School with 185 points over eight rivals. Event results include multiple medley and freestyle races featuring Newberry, Baker, and teammates from Long Beach and San Pedro clubs.
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Vicki Newberry
Cathy Baker
Low Beach
Boxing and boxing match listings on regional radio broadcast
Sports on radio listing shows boxing event notes and air times including regional venues and participants, with channel identifiers and program blocks. Names and specifics are partially garbled but indicate scheduled boxing coverage in late evening slots and related entertainment features.
500 Mile Race at Riverside Goes to Bud Rose
The 500 mile inboard regatta at Riverside capped a three day series with Bud Rose of Seth Pasadena winning in a 270 alloy Offenhauser in 5 hours 5 minutes 57 seconds. Hank Henry of Tucson finished second, Rip Erickson third, and Don Davis fourth as 21 of 46 starters finished.
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Peycho
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Thunderbird
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Mayfair Park Tennis Tourney Second Round Report
Mayfair Park Open tenni s tournament opened with 25 matches at Lakewood High courts on Friday. Play continued through the day with numerous singles results and several defaults noted among players including Chamberlain, Pattee, Levine, and Watson.
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Mayfair Park
Lakewood High Courts
Wees
Southern California Routs Oregon State in playoff opener
Southern California overwhelmed Oregon State 7-0 in the opening game of the best of three Pacific Coast baseball series. Top pitcher Bruce Gardner was set for game two if needed, after Thom fanned 10 in a controlled performance as SC built a midgame lead and sealed victory with a three run eighth inning.
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Oregon State
Bill Taom
USC
Rod Dedeaux
Bruce Gardner
Gardner
Trojans
Ray Lando
Sautapaw
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Fred Scott
Ron Fairly
Ispree
Beavers
Thom
Southern
Oregon
American Association Scores and Umpire Notes
An OCR reading shows scattered results and scores including Indianapolis 3 Whehitn 010, Oman Wid, Denes Set, Minnesota BLSC Paul 3 27, Charleston 3, Louisville 3 4. The readable items list teams and dates with unclear context.
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Denes
Minsteapolis
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Lauuvile
Elliott Fit to Try for Untarnished Mile Mark
Elliott seeks another mile record at the 47th California Relays in Los Angeles with an international field. he clocked 3 57.8 recently and will race hard for a strong showing as preparations for the Compton Relays continue. The event features top sprinters and collegiate hurdlers, with No. 1 Bakersfield College among contenders in the Southland meet context.
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California
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Elliott
Percy Cerutty
Cerutty
Los Angeles
Compton
The
Nile
Valisa Mugosa
New York University
Lazlo Taber
F Statan Lewandowski
Poland
Bobby Morrow
Abilene
Christian
Ray Norton
San Jose State
Oklahoma State
Orlando Harley
Willie White
Southern California
Modesto
Southland
SC Reveals Trojans 1960 Football Schedule Additions
University of Southern California athletic director Jess Hill announced the 1960 football schedule with Texas Christian Baylor West Virginia and UCLA on the slate along with a return meeting with Baylor. Oregon and Washington State were dropped from the 1959 1960 schedules amid Pacific Coast Conference withdrawal effective July 1 1959. The document lists various future dates including games against Ohio State Washington Stanford California and West Virginia with Baylor UCLA and others slated for November.
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IAL
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Astaner
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Hotre Tame
Hollypark Race Meet Shows Unclear Results Amid Clutter
Fragmented report lists multiple races at Hollypark with scrambled horse names, times, and odds. Mentions dead-heat in one race and several horses such as Dream, Fivighter Days, and Grelf among others with inconsistent margins and missing clear outcomes.
Delany Qualifies With 1 51 8 880 for IC4A
Villanova moved toward a successful defense of its IC4A track championships by qualifying all its open events. Ron Delany, who graduates Monday, won his 880 best in the meet, while John Buckley fed strong jumpers into the field with a 25% leap. Iva Davis of LaSalle posted clockings of 9.7 and 20.8 in the sprints.
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Villanova
Ron Delany
Usl
John Buckley
Iva Davis
LaSalle
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