Pitching Errors Highlight PCL Action Across Six Games
The Pacific Coast League slate featured distance pitching with seven starters going the full nine as 161 errors were recorded. Angels dropped to Sacramento 9 after using two relievers, while Cherubs won opener 21 on Don Robertson's homer. Seattle dropped 4-1 to Hollywood, Port Jang fell to Oakland 3-3, and San Diego beat San Francisco 7-1 behind Emil Patrick and Robertson's homers.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles Angels
Sacramento
Cherubs
Don Robertson
Seattle
Hollywood
Port Jang
Oakland
Beavies
Trout Planting List for San Bernardino County Waters
The Department of Fish and Game announces catchable rainbow trout plantings in San Bernardino County waters from Sunday June 20 through Saturday June 26. Locations include Arrowhead Lake Big Bear Lake Bear Creek in Slide Lake City Creek East Fork City Creek West Fork City Creek Green Valley Lake Mill Creek Rainbow Lake on Deep Creek Running Springs area and Santa Ana River.
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Department of Fish and Game
San Bernardino County
Arrowhead Lake
Big Bear Lake
Bear Creek
Slide Lake
Powder Puffs Open Season Debuts Tonight at YMCA Field
The Scott's Tirive-in Powder Puffs softball team opens the Pomona Valley League tonight at 8 at the YMCA field against the Guasti Girls. The league includes Ontario Pomona Corona Chino Guasti and Redlands. Manager Martha Gibson notes hard work and spirit with Gloria Garcia slated to pitch and Oieda Rountree in support as the home schedule shifts to Thursday nights.
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Guasti Girls
Pomona Valley League
Ontario
Pomona
Coruna
Chino
Guasti
Redlands
MC. A
Martha Gibson
Gloria Garcia
Bel Oieda Rountree
Ronnie Knox to Transfer to UCLA This Fall
Santa Monica reports freshman quarterback Ronnie Knox will enroll at UCLA this fall per his father Harvey Knox who says the 1952 prize prep star wants to be near home. California athletic director BruTus Hamilton confirms a planned transfer appears to be under way.
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Santa Monica
Ronnie Knox
UCLA
Thay
Harvey Knox
California
Brutus Hamilton
Memorable 1942 Masters shot by Byron Nelson to win
Byron Nelson recalls a dramatic final hole in the 1942 Masters. He faced 24 needed to tie Ben Hogan and, after a precise 168 yard tee shot around a tree, executed a hooked play with a 5 iron to land within 12 feet of the pin, sealing the victory.
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Tye
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Lining Em Up and Rams Pay Deal Sparks Contract Talk
Sid E Liner reports Norman Van Broeklin signed a three year Rams contract worth about $20000 per year with a no trade and non cut clause. The move allegedly matches Bob Waterfield’s pay and solidifies his side of the agreement, with Sid confident on Rams’ fulfillment. Also notes pacific coast league telecasts draw praise for talent and quality. Florence Chadwick to wed Wally Taber, Rod Dedeaux loves coaching, Del Webb planning a $40000 real estate venture near San Diego.
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Sta
Norman van Broeklin
Hassel
Joe
Rams
Bob Waterfield
Sid
Tom Harmon
Bill Brundige
Lyle Bond
Florence Chadwick
Wally Taber
Rod Dedeaux
U.S. F
South Gate
del Webb
Top Sportsman
San Diego
Bud
Andrews TKO's Nordico In 4th
Paul Andrews a light heavyweight, fast and powerful, stopped veteran Danny Nardico in the fourth round at Chicago Stadium. Andrews, with 24 wins in 27 pro bouts, sought a couple of tuneups before a title fight and listed possible foes, including Joe Mazum, Jimmy Slade, and Hurricane Jackson, with his manager Marshall Miles weighing options. Nardico suffered his 10th defeat in 86 bouts after being stopped for the fourth round.
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Chicago
Paul Andrews
Fide
Archie Moore
Danny Nardico
Joe Mazum
Marshall Miles
International Bowling Club
Truman Gibson
Maxim
Germany
Miles
Jimmy Slade
Stadium
Slade
Jackson-Nino Walde
Andrews
Nordico
Nardico
Ins
Bane
Nardice
Sacred Heart Nine Defeats First Presbyterians In Opener
Sacred Heart Nine edged First Presbyterians 31 to ? in a tight opener of the Redlands Council of Churches Softball league. University Methodists then beat Protestant Reformed 10 to 7. Hernandez led Sacred Heart with a triple and a single. Worthley and Stockham doubled for the Methodists. Shepherd homered for the Presbyterians.
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Tim Jacobs
Sacred Heart
Duayne Leuts
First Presbyterians
Redlands Council of Churches
University Methodist
Anand
Bob Muller
H. L. Sawyer
Ralph Hernandez
Sacred Heart Attack
Frank Letiza
Mike Garcia
Don Blake
Bill Cruz
Bob Kicore
Bill, Patterson
Frank Roberts
Doug Dewar
Presbyterian
Mike Worthley
Ken Stockham
Jim Anderson
Roger Perry
Big Ken Shepherd
University Methodists
E. van Voorthuysen
G. Steinstra
E. Mullenix
Mixed Wednesday bowling results and high scores
In the Wednesday sight mixed league Fiddlers defeated Ailey Cats 3-0, Champs beat the Pin Heads 30, Jacks and Jills beat the Alley Rollers 2-1, Toddlers beat the Pirates 242 to unknown. Margie Benge top scored with a 201 game and 489 series while Leo Socha earned an 212 single and Ray Firrung a 554 series. Kim Gosse added a 206. Team standings list Jacks and Jills, Toddlers, Alley Cats, Pkates Alley Rollers, Champs, and Fiddlers Pin Heads.
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Ailey Cats
Champs
Jacks & Jills the
Alley Rollers
Toddlers the Pirates
Margie Benge
Leo Socha
Ray
Defending Champ Beaten In NCAA Golf Tourney
Earl Moeller of Oklahoma A and M fell in the first round to Stewart Carrell of SMU in the 57th NCAA golf tournament held at Brae Burn. Carrell advanced 15 holes to win two over par after a rough day for several leaders. Don Albert of Purdue set a new NCAA medalist record of 136 in qualifying but finished two over par after 18 holes.
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Houston
Tex
Earl Moeller
Oklahoma A and M
Moeller
Stewart Carrell
Southern Methodist University
Carrell
SMU
Brae Burn
Don Albert
Purdue
Bryan Hants
Southern Methodist
Albert
Hillman Robbins
Memphis State
Ben Dickson
Frank Stevenson
Georgia
Bob Barton
Yale
Ed Wallace Af
Pennsylvania
Don Krieger
Oregon
Tamms Cruse
Raymond Leggett
Texas
Trabert and Connolly Eye Third Round At Wimbledon
Tony Trabert the top seed faces Bobby Wilson on center court in the men’s third round while Maureen Connolly the top seed and defending women’s champion meets Argentina’s Buding on a side court. Also in action are Art Larsen vs Washer Vic Seixas vs Otway and Garnar Mulloy vs Molloy as American favorites press toward titles.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Tony Trabert
Maureen Connolly
America
Trabert
U.S
Cincinnati
Britain
Bobby Wilson
Miss Connolly
San Diego
Calif
Dda Buding
Argentina
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Philippe Washer
Ace
Belgium
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Mark Otway
New Zealand
Garnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Peter Molloy
Australia
Referee Accused of Choking Boy at South Gate Match
In a $6,000 damage suit filed in Superior Court, wrestling referee Joe Wood is accused of attacking and choking 10 year old David C. Seay Jr. of Bell Gardens after boos from fans at the South Gate arena. The incident allegedly occurred January 5 as Wood left the ring.
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Joe Wood
South Gate Arena
Joseph Lewis
David C. Seay Jr
Bell Gardens
Wood
Seay Boy
Pony and Babe Ruth Leagues Grow From Little League Roots
The Pony League and Babe Ruth League extend from Little League, field sizes and foul lines differ, with 2115 Pony teams in 84 states and four Canadian provinces and about 2000 Babe Ruth teams in 39 states plus Canada. Stamford coach Michael JF Lione, a Little League stalwart, dies at 44 after leading Stamford to the 1951 world title. Spike Briggs of the Detroit Tigers backs Little League support as LL playoff scheduling nears distribution at Williamsport. A catcher should stay square behind pitches, not lunge for outside throws.
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Jimmy Breslinner
New York
Pony Teague
States
Canada
Trenton
N. J
American Legion
Michael JF. Lione
Stamford
Conn
Hickey Lione
Williamsport
Lione
Georgetown
Frank Leahy
Washington School
Little Léague
Little Leaguer Magazine
Spike Briggs
Detroit Pigers
Briggs
Mag
Standings and results from United Press national sports page
National standings and Wednesday results list teams Milwaukee New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and others. Separate baseball and hockey style scores show wins and losses for cities including New York Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Washington Baltimore Boston Oakland Portland Hollywood Seattle San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento with several multi run and innings notes.
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Milwaukee
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Louis
Pittsburgh
Wednaday
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
Portland
Hollywood
Seattle
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Web
W.L. Pet. GE
Toski Defending Two Golf Titles
Bob Toski of Livingston New Jersey leads a field of 162 in the Insurance City Open at Waterbury Connecticut as he defends two titles. The four day event offers 15000 dollars and Toski seeks the top money of 2400 dollars with 11428 earnings to date this season.
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Wethehsfield
Veteran engraver Harry B. Farris marks 50 years in firearms craft
Chicopee Massachusetts veteran engraver Harry B. Farris, now 77, has spent over five decades in gun engraving. He once etched a silver sword for the former Queen of Romania and crafted presentation swords for General John Pershing and Admiral George Dewey.
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Chicopee, Mass
Harry B. Farris
Romania
John # Pershing
Adm
George Dewey
Giants Bloom Cardinals 17-3 in Pony League clash
Giants routed the Cardinals 17-3 to widen the Pony League race as Pirates beat the Dodgers to reach a tie for third. Gary Edwards pitched a three hit game with 11 strikeouts while contributing two hits. Pirates pitcher Larry Gonzales opened the win in relief with Hoese. Dodgers’ Bill Bloebaum stood out with two hits.
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Cardinals
Dodgers
Pirates
Giants
Gary Edwards
Glen Gumpert
John Ekema
Allan Valerius
Ray Chaffe
Tono
Larry Gonzales
Bill Heese
Ronny Ramirez
Howard Burkhart
Bill Bloebaum
Edwards
Reynosa
Griffiths
Cochrane
Ortega
Gonzales
Hoese
Rhein
Ramierez
Burkhart
Bloebaum
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Joe Adcock
del Crandall
Andy Pafko
Dave Jolly
Jim Wilson
Willie Mays
Curt Simmons
Cubds
Phillies
Randy Jackson
Chicago
Orioles
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bob Trice
Larry Doby
al Rosen
Bob Lemon
White Sox
Bob Porterfield
Golf Qualifying At Four Sites For US Public Links
Qualifying play was slated at four sites for the US Public Links tournament to be held July 12 to 17 at Cedar Crest Golf Club in Dallas. Sites included Washington DC San Antonio Pittsburgh and Honolulu with more qualifiers planned in five other locations this week. The regional play will determine a 200 player championship field.
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United Press
Cedar Crest Golf Club
Dallas
Tes
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Tex
Pittsburgh
Honolulu
Haddix Stars In 7 1 Victory. Repulski Hot Hitters
Harvey Haddix pitched 37 scoreless innings before a Pirates run broke the streak as St Louis beat Pittsburgh 7 1. Rip Repulski had three of the 10 hits, including a ninth inning double. he’s hit safely in nine straight games with two or more hits in each. The Cardinals sit tied for fifth with the Reds after the win.
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Milton Richman
United Press
Harvey Haddix
Rip Repulski
Eddie Stanky
Cardinals
Haddix
Repulski
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Carl Hubbell
Bucs
Boomer
Rip
Reds
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Wilhelm in New Jam With Police
New York Giants reliever Wilhelm, fined in Tarrytown for speeding 60 in a 25 mph zone, license lapse, and rude conduct, faces additional charges in Yonkers after colliding with a patrol car. He and three others were slightly hurt in the Sunday night crash. Wilhelm did not appear in court.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Tildhe 'Hart Wilhelm
New York Giants
Tarrytown
Giants
New York State
Wilhelm
Edgar P. Feeley
Whitey Lockman
Lesser, Gesell Reach Quarterfinals in Women's College Golf
Defending champion Pat Lesser of Seattle University and medalist Marlene Gesell of Minnesota advanced to the quarterfinals in the women's college golf tournament in Greensboro North Carolina. Lesser defeated Barbara Norman 7 6 and Gesell beat Judy Bucke 7 4 in first round match play.
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Greensboro
N. C
Pat Lesser
Seattle University
Marlene Gesell
University of Minnesota
Miss Lesser
Barbara Norman
Miami
Ohio
Miss Gesell
Judy Bucke
Ohio State
Nancy Reed
Peabody College
Virginia Dennehy
Northwestern
Anne Keliner
Barbara, Little
Miriam Cook
Louisville
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