Yanks Take Two From Indians In Midseason Clash
Yankees gain pace lead as Lopat and Kuzava win for New York in a doubleheader vs Cleveland. Mantle belts a three-run homer and Dick Gernert hits his first big league homer. Indians drop to third while Boston moves second after split with Chicago. Giants split with Cardinals, Dodgers fall to Reds, Braves beat Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lunodquist
New York
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Treveland
Indians
Athletics
Tigers
Washington
Giants
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Grady Hatton
Braves
Cubs
Jim
Matt Sarkent
Philadelphia
Howie Pollet
Pittsburgh
Phils
Howie Fox
Pirates
Lopat
Kuzava
Ed Lopat
Bob Kuzava
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Bob Lemon
Abie Reynolds
Dick Gernert
Vern Stephens
Dizzy Trout
Red Sox
Phelan Eyes All Texas Eleven in Pro Gridiron Plan
Dallas coach Jimmy Phelan, Irish origin, aims to assemble an all Texas team for his NFL club. He has traded Texans and aims to showcase Lone Star stars like Gabby Sims Pick McKissack Jack Halliday and others while criticizing Notre Dame for underutilizing the flanker back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fraley Ballas
Tex
Texas
Jimmy Phelann
Californa
Notre Dame
Jimmy
Dallas
Gemma James
Lone Star State
Titans
Doak Walker
Detroit Lions
Bavier
Pick McKissack
Jack Halliday
SMU
Auard Vic Vasicck
Aubrey Philips
Texas Tech
LSU
Billy Baggett
California
Les Richter
Phelan
George Ratterman
Cleveland Browns
Herschel Forester
Stanley Willams
Baylor
Bruce Alford
TCU
Dan Edwards
Georgia
Gatesville
Tex Russ Hudeck
Texas Aggies
Jim Lansford
Dan Garza
Greson
San Antonio
Gerald Levermann
Trinity
Joe Jerolding
Bobby Griffin
Bayor Old
Tex Phelan
Lone Star
Frank Deahy
Leahy
Hanson Places Second in North Park Invitational Swim
Bill Hanson son of Mr and Mrs L C Hanson of 821 Stillman Avenue earned second in the 100 meters backstroke at the North Park Invitational Swimming championships in San Diego yesterday. Bloomingdale, swimming unattached, won first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hanson
L. ¢. Hanson
Stillman Avenue
San Diego
Naval Training Center
Bloomingdale
Redlands Legion Beats Upland 9-8 in opener
Redlands Legion junior baseball topples Upland 9 to 8 in a high scoring opener. Paine fueled the rally with a third single and a key bunt that became a hit, driving in the winning run in the ninth. Scoring included Schal ler, Paine, Crosthwaite, Vander Wall, Williams, Weaver, Worthley and Keddie. Next game is June 20 at Perris Hill against San Bernardino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands American Legion
Upland
Chris Barnes
Redlands
Paine
Crosthwaite
Schaller
Vander Wall
Williams
Weaver
Worthley
Keddie
Perris Hill Park
San Bernardino
Appleton
Watton
Inshoff
Lme
Gold
Sanchez
Walton
Imhoff
Painess
Schmelzie
O Sulman Upsets US Champion Dot Kirby in British Amateur
TROON Scotland Pat O Sulman of Orange Connecticut upset US champion Dot Kirby of Atlanta Georgia 3 and 2 to lead seven Americans into the second round as the British Women's Amateur golf championship began on the Troon course in windy sunny weather Elaine Cranston of Pasadena California lost 9 to 7 to former champion Francise Stephens of England but America still held hopes with Kirby advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Scotland
Pat O Sulman
Orange
Elaine Cranston
Pasadena
Calif
Francise Stephens
England
America
Miss Kirby
Padres Win Two As Stars Divide
In a Pacific Coast League pennant push, San Diego hosts Hollywood at Bordertown's Lane field to begin a seven game series. The Padres hold a two game lead after a near loss at Sacramento, while Hollywood must win five of seven to seize control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago Ie
St. Louis
Cincinnati A
Reaton
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Beston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St. Lows
San Diego
Hollywood
Oakland
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
Bordertown
Lane Field
Frank O'Doul
Padres
Selons
Bob Thurman
Max West
Solons
al Benton
Ltssa
Allen Ruchler
Jock Salveson
Ben Flowers
Boston Red Sox
Herb Gorman
Johnny Lindell
Bill Boemler
Bill Reeder
Seal
Gene Klinger
Bill Andring
Klinger
Thurman
Bill Bevens
Bill Curtis
Pettit
Shepard
Malone
Boemler
Reeder
Clough
Tiesiera
Orteig
Evans
van Cuyk
Mahrt
Neal
Chandler
Hamner
Peden
Gettel
LaManno
Moisan
I Curtis
Sandlock
Bevens
Flowers
Kerr
Grove
Elliott
McKeegan
Davis
Kindsfather
Christie
Tierott
Welmaker
Gladd
Trackmen Get New Chance for Olympics in AAU Meet
Berkeley reports touring track stars head to Long Beach for the national AAU championships, the final pre Olympic trials stop. Wes Santee boosts the headlines with a 182 second improvement in the 5,000 meters, while Parry O'Brien, George Shaw, Bob Devinney, and Bob Ake Millen set new marks in events including shot put, hop, step and jump, javelin, and 1500 meters. Brutus Hamilton remains optimistic about American Olympic prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Southern California
Wen
Toms
Wes Santee
Kansas
Brutus Hamilton
George Shaw
Columbia
Parry O'Brien
California
Jevelin
George Roseme
Bob Devinney
Bob Afe- Millen
Oeeniental
Church Softball Begins Tonight MCA League Opener
The MCA Council of Churlie church softball league opens with two games at 7 PM. Protestant Reformers face First Baptists in the first game and First Presbyterians meet First Methodists in the second. Wednesday night features University Methodist versus Foursquare, and Congregationals play a 7 inning game. The schedule uses a single round robin, then a six team playoff, culminating in a two out of three championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCA. Council of Churlie
Protestant Reformers
First Baptists
First Presbyterians
First Methodists
University Methodist
Congregationals
Holdrege Man Gives Son Cigarettes on 18th Birthday
A Holdrege parent gave his son a carton of cigarettes for his 18th birthday with a note asking who he had fooled all these years. Police near Omaha corner arrested two men within 30 minutes on similar charges, both convicted of drunken driving, fines of 50 dollars, and 60 day license suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdrege
Omatia
Neb
Belmont Park stable fire kills 21 horses
A flash fire at Belmont Park stables in Elmont New York killed 21 race horses including Syracuse Lad and Eperon. A groom Alfred Mitchell died attempting to lead a horse to safety. The loss is estimated at about 200000 with half of stable 2100 gutted. Firefighters controlled the blaze by 2 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Stables
Elmont
N.Y
Belmont Park Race Track
Syracuse Lad
Eperon
Montelier Stables
Judy Johnson
Alfred Mitchell
Laurel
Miss Johnson
Syracuse
Marvin Weinsten
Baltimore
Mitchell
Belmont
New York
Rcqueduct Track
Franklin Square
Boros Predicts Open Victory at Northwood Club
Julius Boros, 32, a burly transplanted New Englander from Mid-Pines NC, predicted he would win the National Open after two rounds. He then shot 68 and 71 to finish 281, four ahead of Ed Oliver, denying Ben Hogan a chance at a fourth straight Open title as Hogan ended four back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Juliis Boros
Mid-Pines
N.C
Northwood Club
Boras
Ernest
Julius
the Moose
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Connecticut
Vernon, Pa
George Fazio
Clementon, NJ
Kim Asks Aragon Bout After TKO in Hollywood
Phil Kim a Honolulu welterweight eyed a bout with Art Aragon after stopping Ernie Greer of Oakland in the main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Kept pace since arriving from the island, Kim stopped Greer in 1 minute 28 seconds of the final round for his fourth mainland win. Lightning kills cattle at Falls City as a bolt strikes near a fence, shocking 12 head in a Nebras kan storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Phil Kim
Honolulu
Art Aragon
Ernie Greer
Oakland
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Kim
Mainland
Greer
Falls City
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
BOSOX
Featuring
Orange Street
Walker
Hanson
Butch Boy
Luther & Larry
Orange St
Pontiac
Redlands Legion Tops
Dot Kirby
NEA
Sugar Ray Robinson
Ray Jr
Little Ray
Robinson
Pompton Lakes
Joey Maxim
Yankee Stadium
Alte Poste Fondal
IPA
Val Joe Walker
Southern Methodist
Hurdies
N.C.A
Bob Mathias
Stanford
Cen
Ter
Willard Wright
U.S.C
Redlands High
Nea Telephoto
Omaha
Jimmy Hooper
Roger Baylies Ward Fintrock
Bob Ford
George Loomis
Howard Rafferty
Harold Sappington
Harry Vander Ven
Malcolm I. Smith
Gary Patterson
Walt Spittler
Sanitary Plumbing Company
E. State St
Boros
Aragon
Motors
E. ‘State
Phonié
Bardawil Sircanes
the Men's Store
Grange Street
L. A
Redlands Santa Fe
Rex Transfer Lines
Bate
Window Glass House
Rock and Commercial Printing
East State St
Loge & Yount
FORD
W. Central
Stinctive Furniture
Nelson-Hales O'S Om Boparture
Herman’s
Brookside Dairy
Sernardine and
Mentone
Martin-Senour
Hoffman
Ita Lee
General Electric
Maytag Appliances
Nichols
McEwens Furniture Decorative Service
West State Dial
Genuine Posts
Sliger
Vander Wail Furniture Co
Howard Smith
East State Street
Bill
Harry G. Wilson Jeweler
Orange Bt
Pheas
Disne
Jones Furniture
Hotpoint
Ferber
Robert L Bell
State St
Waldo F Garrolchs
State St. Ph
Clapp’s
Goodyear
State
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!