Giants In Tie With Dodgers
Giants tie Dodgers in a tense NL race as Harvey Haddix and Johnny Antonelli deliver dominant wins. Dodgers lose ground after a 0-0 shutout by Haddix. Antonelli secures Milwaukee’s win, while Phillies and Cards close within two and a half games. Batting highlights include Musial, Moon, and Jablonski, with Phils routing Chicago 4-0 behind Dickson. Jones, Hamner, Lopat and Morgan homer in late game.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Dodgers
St. Louis
Harvey Haddix
Itil
Kitten
Gee
Giants
Milwaukee
Johnny Antonclhi
Braves
Philadelphia
Carda
Cincinnati
Precinnati. A
Chicago
Bob Keegan
Cleveland
Mike Garcia
Washington
Iing
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Stan ¢Sho Man
Musial
Wally
Ray J
N.L
Antonelli
Ren Spuhn
Phils
Alarry Dickson
Grau
Jamner
Willie Jones
Hamner
Stan Lopaia
Bob Morgan
Joe Garagick
Bi Serena
Redlands Powder Puffs Open Season With Overtime Win
The Redlands Powder Puffs beat Norton Air WAFL 27 to 25 in extra innings at Norton Air Force Base. Leon Luke hit a seventh inning homer to tie, Betty Giberson tripled and scored in the extra frame, Joyce Gibson, Martha Gibson, Loretta Davis and others contributed key hits as regular practice continues at the YMCA field and the team prepares for a June 18 game at Coruna Debs.
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Redlands
Norton Air Wafl
Norton Air Force Base
M Leon Luke
Betty Giberson
Martha Gibson
Church League Plans Complete for 1934 Summer Season
WMASA council of Churches Softball League managers completed plans for the 1934 season. Represented teams include Christian Reformed, Fire Methodist, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, University Methodist, and First Protestant Reformed with PA Club also entered. Highlights set umpire duties, no infield practice before games, five minutes for infield drills, strict start times, and standings rules. emphasis on team spirit and Christlike conduct.
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WMASA
Council of Churches
Red DeYoung
Christian Reformed
Rev
Kalvesmaki
Elurne Stewart
Fire Methodist
Dudley Houghton
Gill Hall
First Paptish Yucaipa
Tim Jacoals
Sacred Heart
HL. Sawer
Dale Kuiper
First Protestant Reformed
Byrnus Fpagerburg
First Baptist
Dewayne Loats
First Presbyterian
Bob Miller
Ken Shepherd
University Methodist
Aie
Saames
PAL
Twinks Beat LA 7 1 To Lead Coast League Standings
Hollywood Stars exploded for five runs in the eighth inning to beat Los Angeles 7 1 and seize a six game lead in the Coast League with five games left before Monday. Red Munger earned his eighth win, allowing eight hits over eight innings as San Francisco widened its margin despite a loss by Portland and other PCL results.
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San Francisco
Hollywood Stars
Los Angeles
Oakland
Stars
Red Munger
Portand
Sever
Hollywood
Tom Saffell
Cardinal
Bob Spicer
Spicer
Angel
Bill Sweeney
Gene Mauch
Portland
Beavers
Seattle
Shi
Rainiers
San Diego
Artie Slock
San Frans
al Ventres
Sacramento
Thierichen Burls Victory Beats Norton Air Base at Gateway Park
Jerichen, ex Redlands High star, pitched a four hitter for California Water and Telephone in a 3 1 victory over Norton Air Base in Bernardino City A play at Gateway Park yesterday.
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Jerichen
Redlands High
California Water & Telephone
Norton Air Base
An Bernardino
Gateway Park
Stanford To Play Northwestern in 1957 58 series
Stanford University Athletic Director Al Masters announced a home and home football series with Northwestern Wildcats for 1957 and 1958. Stanford’s 1954-58 schedule includes Illinois Navy in 1954, Ohio State and Michigan State in 1955, Michigan State and Ohio State in 1957, and Northwestern and Rice in 1958.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
al Masters
Indians
Northwestern Wildcats
Ilinois
Navy
Ohio State
Michigan State
Ohios
Northwestern
Hice
Rice
Tigers Enter NCAA Meet With Key Track Contingent
Sid E. Liner reports Southern California’s conference stars travel to Ann Arbor for the NCAA championships. Tigers field entrants in four running events and hurdles led by co captain Terrill with one of the nation’s top mile times. Also on the plane are Shinn, Schmitt, Fiddler, Strain, and tentative participants Newmist and Clarke, as they chase points in mile, two mile, 440, hurdles, and broad jump events.
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Southern California
Ann Arbor
Aeeidental College
Tigers
Jimi Terril
Terrill
Brayton Norton
Ed Shing
Rei Schmitt
Claude Fiddler
Floyd Strain
NAAA
KCAA
Larry Newquist
Dick Clarke
Mie
Southland
Compton
Shinn
Nerson
Schmitt
Beal Turner
Fresno
AAU
St. Louis
Newmist
Clarke
Trout Plantings State Lists for Riverside and San Bernardino
The Department of Fish and Game announces a list of catchable rainbow trout plantings from Sunday June through Saturday June 12. In Riverside County the rivers and creeks include Dark Canyon Creek Hemet Lake North Fork of San Jacinto River. In San Bernardino County plantings cover Bear Creek Cucamonga Creek Falls Creek Middle Fork of Lytle Creek West Fork of Lytle Creek Santa Ana River and South Fork of Santa Ana River.
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Department of Fish and Game
Riverside County
Hemet Lake
North Fork
San Jacinto River
San Bernardino County
Bear Creek
Cucamonga Creek
Falls Creek
Santa Ana River
South Fork
Kilgore Triumphs In TKO Of Durando On TV
Miami slugger Billy Kilgore, an underdog, overwhelmed Ernie Durando with a blistering two handed attack, forcing a stoppage in the final round after opening a gash and blinding near one eye. Kilgore, elated, eyed a potential bout with Bob Goson but warned of a possible slaughter.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
Billy Kilgore
Ernie Durande
Bobe Gtson
Kilgore
Bayonne
N. J
Durando
Durande
Durrando
PCC Officials Weigh 35 Violations At Spring PCC Meet
Pac faculty representatives from nine Pacific Coast Conference schools finished a four day spring meeting in Spokane. A record 35 conference violation cases were acted on with records closed on 22. Three referred back for disciplinary action, two with reprimands, seven for clarification and one sent to the commissioner’s office for investigation. No fines were imposed and details were not released. Henry Sanders of UCLA named president of Coaches Association replacing Pappy Waldorf. Fall football practice set to begin September 1, aligning with NCAA rules. freshmen sports rules revised to allow three freshman football games and fifteen freshman basketball games per season.
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Spokane
Paculty
Henry
Red) Sanders
UCLA
Coaches’ Association
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf
University of California
PCC
H. P
Dick) Everest
University of Washington
Commissioner’s Office
Gonzales and Sedgman to bid for semi finals in LA
Pancho Gonzales meets Gene Make tonight and Frank Sedgman faces Sammy Match in Los Angeles for remaining singles quarter finals in the U S professional tennis championships at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Pancho Segura advanced to the semis by routing Constantine Tangseseu 6 0 6 1 in singles.
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Los Angeles
Pancho Gonzales
Frank Sedgman
U. S
Three Throws To Get Runner In Odd Yankee Play
Wayne Belardi of Detroit, ex Dodger, was the key player in a curious eighth inning sequence in New York. He fielded a grounder from Jerry Coleman, threw late to second to try for Bobby Brown, then late to first for Coleman, and finally threw home in time to pick Eddie Robinson at the plate as the Yankees won 5 1.
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New York
Detroit
Wayne Belardi
Belardi
Jerry Coeman
Yankees
Yankee
Eddie Robinson
Bobby Brown
Brown
Coleman
Robinson
Giardello Jones Bout Promises Fair Scuffle At MSG
New York betting odds favor Giardello by two to one as the mentally driven Philadelphia fighter meets Bobby Jones, a Louisiana born boxer raised in Texas and fighting out of California, in a Madison Square Garden showdown with both men boasting uneven records and a testy recent path to the bout.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Ja Bum
Madison Square Garden
Joey Giardello
Bobby Jones
Louisiana
Texas
California
Jones
Giardello
jToey
Cartain
Opelousas
Lav
Bobby
Pirates beat Champs in mixed bowling league night
The Pirates defeated the Champs 3-0 while Idack and Jills the Fiddlers won 3-0, Toddlers beat Alley Gats 2-1, and Pin Heads topped Alley Rollers 2-1. Mary Socha led with 7 high game 186 and series 495. Phil Anderson had high men game 239 and series 632 with 200 220 212. Ray Pirrung added 213. Team standings show Jacks and Jills and P Alley Cars leading.
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Pirates
Champs
Idack & Jills
Fiddlers
Toddlers
Alley Rollers
Mary Socha
Phil Anderson
Anderson
Ray
Pirrung
I von
Jacks & Jills - P
Pirates Toddlers
Pin Heads
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Buick
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Ballas
Oklahoma City
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Ips
Red
New Orleans
PHOME
Gonzales
Make
Rey
Jey
Bobo Qison
Olsen
Willie Tray
Johnny Bratton
Gil Turner
Philadelphian
Owever
Ardelle
Geveral
Joey
Fae
Olson
Suis
Garth Ponter
Walter Parlier
Willie Troy
Pierre Langtois
Fney
Lus
W.L. Pet
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast
San Mego
San Francisca
Howerd $. Smith Jeweler
E. State
Harris Co
Alder’s
Sherwin-Williams
Alder’s Paint and Art Store
East State
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