Angels Open Eight Game Series At Wrigley Field
The Los Angeles Angels open an eight game Pacific Coast League series at Wrigley Field against the Sacramento Solons with Johnny Janese set to pitch for Los Angeles and Roger Osenbaugh for Sacramento. The Beavers and Seals lead the league in a busy day of PCL action amid standings shifts and a later public-notice probate filing in San Bernardino.
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Pacific Coast League Standings Fragment Summary
The fragment shows team records for the Pacific Coast League with San Francisco Vancouver Hollywood Seattle San Diego Los Angeles Portland and Sacramento. It lists win loss percentages and positions, plus a note about upcoming schedules and a partial game slate.
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Stranahan Heads to British Open After U S Open Tie
Frank Stranahan leaves Inverness after tying for 13th in the U S Open and heads to England for his 18th British Open. He notes gallery differences, comments on equipment distance gains, and predicts Hogan may still win. He recalls past Inverness Open results and reflects on British and American golf cultures.
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United Press
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Konovsky Signs With Cardinals for 1957 Season
CHICAGO UP Bob Konovsky a 245 pound former Wisconsin tackle now in military service has signed with the Chicago Cardinals for the 1957 season Walter Wollner announced. Konovsky was the Cards seventh draft choice last year and played defensive tackle and offensive guard before entering service He was scheduled to be discharged in August.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Pro Sports Immunity Debate Faces Long Inquiries
Seven member House subcommittee opened hearings on pro sports antitrust exemptions led by Rep Kent Keating who backs partial relief for business aspects while opposing full immunity. Hearings resume with Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick slated as witness as officials weigh keeping radio and TV rights under regulation.
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Major League Leaders Martin Tops PCL With 1.62 Mark
San Francisco report shows Morris Boyd and Martin leading in major league metrics. Musial, Aaron, Mays, and Williams rank among batting leaders. pitchers Aaron, Musial, Moon, and Mays noted for runs batted in, wins, and strikeouts lengths. Several clubs and players named with stats across NL and AL.
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DeCola Upsets Felix Chiecca in 10-round win
New York report states Tony DeCola of Brooklyn upset Felix Chiecca in a 10-round welterweight bout at St Nicholas Arena. DeCola, 20, claimed a surprising split decision marking his sixth straight victory. The evening included Giants safety Emlen Tunnell named for his 10th season and NFL game streak, plus Chuck Lindstrom signing with the White Sox and assignment to Colorado Springs.
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Three Jays Lead Three Man Scratch Bowling Standings
The Three Jays won 3-1 over the Three A's to stay first in the league. Topplers outbowled KAB 3-1 to remain second as Yornados beat the Vets 3-1 and Alley Cats and Wonders tied 2-2. Highs included team series 2060 by Topplers and 576 team game by KAB. Notables in the 200 Club: Gorder 212 Van Buren 212 Lua Green 212 Rome 209 Urban Best 205 Art Hilts 205 Lauwers 202. Standings show Three Jays 11 9? not clear. Vets 24 9? partial.
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Ocean Sport Fish Reproducing in Salton Sea
Department of Fish and Game reports evidence that transplanted large perch like ocean sport fish are living and reproducing in the Salton Sea. The finding supports successful introduction and natural propagation of the species in the saline lake environment.
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Hollywood Stars Beat Beavers In Long 13th Inning
In a Pacific Coast League contest the Hollywood Stars defeated the Portland Beavers 7 to 3 in 13 innings. Ben Daniels earned the win with Fernando Thorpe taking the loss after a near four hour game. Daniels tripled for a key run in the 10th and the Stars added five runs in the 13th to pull away.
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Duane Sauvage Dominates In 1-0 P.A. Victory Over Toyville
Duane Sauvage carried the P. A. Club to a 1-0 win over Toyville in the opening game of Redlands City-YMCAA softball league. He lost his no hitter in the seventh after Ken Ekema opened with a double, as P. A. held on for victory and extended their winning streak to three.
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Williams Tops Fans In Early 1937 All Star Voting
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox leads AL left field voting with 14 255 ballots while Mickey Mantle trails center field with 14 735. Stan Musial heads NL voters with 12 485 ballots as nationwide ballots are tallied by Frick’s office.
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Dan McDevitt Starts Strong For Brooklyn
Rookie southpaw Dan McDevitt starred for Brooklyn in a 7-2 win at Crosley Field. He struck out 11 over seven innings, doubled as part of a three run uprising, and drove in the winning run with a squeeze bunt. The Dodgers moved within two games of the NL lead as Cincinnati dropped the Redlegs.
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NCAA probes summer baseball leagues in 1960s inquiry
NCAA Executive Director Walter Byers said the association began investigating summer leagues nearly eight months ago to determine if college players violate rules. Ten or more leagues draw collegians, including the Basin and Southern Minnesota circuits, Western Canada, Nova Scotia, and leagues in Nebraska and Iowa, amid reported excesses. The Infractions Committee will report to the NCAA council in October for possible action.
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Redskins Ink End Bob Dee adds veteran lineman Peters
Washington announces the signing of Valney Peters and adds Holy Cross and Bob Dee to the 1957 roster. Dee, drafted in 1933 by the Redskins, serves as a Marine lieutenant. The team has split 20 home games and 23 road games in recent seasons, opening a home stand tonight against Detroit.
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Pirates Sign Dobrino Brothers to Midwest League Cards
Pitcher Ronald Dobrino of Mt. Olive Illinois and his catcher brother Robert were assigned to Clinton Iowa in the Class D Midwest League to pay after signing contracts with the Pittsburgh Pirates. New York Yankees shortstop Gil McDougald was named the 1957 Gold Shoe Award Sportsman of the Year by the shoe and allied industries association.
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NYU to Offer Televised Comparative Literature Course
New York University will offer a home television course in comparative literature next fall for early risers. The course will be televised Monday through Friday at 6 30 a.m.
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Maxim Meets Bobo Olson Tonight in Portland
In Portland ex-champions Joey Maxim and Carl Olson clash in a 10-round heavyweight tilt. Olson weighs about 180 pounds, Maxim about 183. Olson resumes after a retirement stated on Oct 3, 1956 following a loss of the middleweight title to Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Bobo) Olson
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Angels acquire Babe Birrer from San Antonio
The Los Angeles Angels have purchased right hander Werner Babe Birrer from San Antonio of the Texas League. Birrer, 27, began the season with the Vancouver Mounties and was 1-2 before being sold to San Antonio. He will join the Angels' Pacific Coast League club sometime this week.
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Martinez May Meet Waterman in Newark July
Welterweight contender Vince Martinez of Patterson New Jersey says he will fight British champion Peter Waterman in Newark in July after defeating ex champion Kid Gavilan again Monday night. He also aims for Carmen Basilio’s world title but will take the British champ if the title shot is unavailable.
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Brown and Zulueta Face 15 Round Lightweight Title Bout
Lightweight champion Joe Brown and challenger Ovandae Zulueta completed three weeks of training in Denver as they prepare for Wednesday night’s 15 round title fight at the Denver Coliseum. Zulueta weighed 134 1 4 pounds and Brown 135 at the Monday press weigh in, with official scales due to certify weights.
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