Pacific Coast League standings and sale notice amid 1957 sports
The Redlands page shows Pacific Coast League standings with San Diego, Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver leading, plus Friday results and series standings. Also included is Notice of Sale of Real Property No. 21621 from San Bernardino Superior Court detailing private sale terms for MALOOF estate parcels 1 through 4 in San Bernardino County with various described lots and restrictions.
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Kramer’s Pro Tennis Troupe Stranded On Tour
Jack Kramer Ken Rosewall Pancho Segura and Dinny Pails tour South America on a 24 match swing during political upheaval. Promoter and agents scramble for transport while a ham radio operator helps confirm a promotional match in Uruguay amid travel chaos and language barriers.
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Yankees Poised To Seize AL Lead With Chicago Return
The New York Yankees, on a nine game win streak and half a game behind the faltering Chicago White Sox, can take over the American League lead with a victory over Chicago at Morrow Strip. The Friday win featured Johnny Bucks lasting six innings and Fob Grim closing, with Yogi Berra Andy Carey and Bobby Richardson driving in the decisive runs. In other notes, the Slicks Car club’s Dick Kelly seeks top eliminator honors as local drag racing returns tonight with a lineup including Louie Antinco and John Bradley.
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Rosburg and Duden Lead Opening Flint Open Round
In Flint Michigan two of golf’s poorer money winners, Bob Rosburg and Bob Duden, led the field after 36 holes of the $37,000 Flint Open. Rosburg posted a six under par 63 and a sub par 69 to reach 132 while Duden stood at 138 after rounds of 70 and 68, joining a four way tie for second at the halfway mark. Ted Kroll Bert Weaver and Doug Sanders also carded 138s to stay in contention.
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Wilson Signs Rams Contract
Rams halfback Tom Wilson, NFL rookie rushing record holder, signed to play a second season with Los Angeles. He set the league single season rushing mark with 224 yards on 23 carries in a 49 21 win over Green Bay, and coach Sid Gillman plans to position him at fullback to complement Tank Younger and cover Joe Marconi’s loss.
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Senators Win as Stobbs Ends 16-Game Slump in 63 Victory
Washington fans mobbed Chuck Stobbs after he snapped a 16-game losing streak with a seven-hitter in a 63 win over Cleveland. The crowd of 3,462 cheered as Stobbs matched Larsen heroics, while Walt Moryn homered for the Cubs in a separate note.
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Baseball Roundup Delivers Wide Scoring in Opening Day Blitz
The St Louis Cardinals expanded their NL lead to 15 games with a 2 0 win over Brooklyn. Boston edged Kansas City 4 3 and Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 6 1. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 3 2 in 11 innings, Giants outslugged Cubs 12 10 in 10. Stubbs notches first win, Senators rally off Messi, Schulz homers after from Cincinnati, Hale drives in two for Orioles, Jensen and Vernon pace Boston, Nixon nails A's, Zernial and Cerv homer off Minarcin, McDaniel a $50 000 bonus rookie twirls two hitters against the Dodgers.
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