Seattle Blasts Six SF Hurlers In 19-4 Victory
Seattle’s Jim Wilson fired seven scoreless innings, limiting San Francisco to one hit as Seattle exploded for 19 runs aided by George Vice’s first at bat homer. Reliever Herb Karker allowed four runs in the eighth but sealed the 19 to 4 win. Six Seals pitchers struggled as Oakland lost 2 to 1 in 13 innings, while Portland rolled 8 to 1 over Los Angeles and San Diego topped Hollywood 4 to 0.
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Salas Vows June 5 Bout In Tucson Headliner
Arizona welterweight champion Charlie Salas meets Frisco James of Los Angeles in a 10 round main event June 5 at the Tucson Sports Center. Salas, who beat Al Bishop in Phoenix before 2,600 fans, fights a coast rival noted for defeating strong opponents. The card also features a rematch between Eddie Williams and Kangaro Zavala, fought to a draw last week.
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Managerial Shakeups Dominate Baseball Headlines Across Leagues
Firing of Jack Onslow as Chicago White Sox manager and Connie Mack's Philadelphia A's reshuffle stun the baseball world. Johnny (Red) Corriden steps in with immediate manager duties for the Sox. Jimmy Dykes becomes assistant manager and Mickey Cochrane the general manager for the A's, with Earle Mack leaving to scout new talent. Yankees extend ninth straight win. Dodgers stay within one game of Phillies as Hal Newhouser and Cliff Mapes spark notable performances.
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Beavers Win 7-0 in Class C Softball League
In Class C action at Curry Park, Estevan Beavers dominated the Acme Aces 7-0 as Willy Huckaby shone on the mound while Fred Ruelas took the loss. In the nightcap, Amphitheater Sophomore Danny Bryant earned an 8-7 Sunset Raiders win over First Baptist, with Carl Lord charged with the defeat.
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Baseball Scores From Leagues Tonight
In the Southern Association Mobile beat Little Rock 12 to 2 while Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 8 to 3 Birmingham won 7 to 6 over Nashville. New Orleans 2 Memphis 1 in 13 innings. International League saw Rochester 13 Montreal 3 and Buffalo 9 Toronto 8 with Baltimore 5 Jersey City 3. American Association games included Kansas City 4 Toledo 3 and St Paul 5 Indianapolis 4 with Louisville 12 Minneapolis 6. four games scheduled.
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Major League Leaders AP Batting and Pitching Recap
National League leaders include Musial of St Louis with a .440 average and 48 hits while Hopp of Pittsburgh and Jethroe of Boston top runs with 28 and 25 respectively. American League features Doby of Cleveland batting .411 and Stephens of Boston driving in 43 runs, with Williams and DiMaggio posting 11 and 10 homers respectively. Pitching leaders show Bankhead of Brooklyn at 41.000 with Byrne and Reynolds of New York at 41 and .800 in team marks.
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Whizzer White to enter national decathlon against Mathias
TEMPE May 27 UP Wilford Whizzer White Arizona State Tempe all around athlete said he would enter the National Decathlon championships at Tulare Calif June 16 17 Bill Miller Border Conference javelin champion and Sun Devil track captain will compete in the NCAA championships at Minneapolis White's entry pits him against Olympic Champion Bob Mathias in his home town White previously won the pentathlon for Mesa high school at Provo Utah as a high school senior
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