Beavers and Padres Win Doubleheader as Stars Hold Lead
In a Pacific Coast League doubleheader, the Portland Beavers and San Diego Padres each grabbed two wins while Hollywood Stars maintained the lead. San Diego swept Sacramento 3-2 in 11 innings and 3-0 in eight, moving to second place a notch ahead of Oakland. Beavers beat Seattle 8-2 and 5-4 behind Bill Boemler and Glenn Elliot, with homers by Jack Bukowatz and Tommy Byrne. Oakland won 7-4 over San Francisco but then lost 3-1 to the Seals as the circuit chased Hollywood.
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San Francisco
Portland Beavers
San Diego Padres
Hollywood Stars
Porthind
Seattle
Hollywood
San Diego
Sacramento
Oakland
Bob Elliott
Los Angeles
Seals
Beavers
Portland
Iéf
Bill Boemler
Glenn Elliot
Boemler
Eliott
Jack Bukowatz
Tommy Byrne
Joe Rossi
Dino Restelli
Ed Brantt
Earl Rapp
Nippy Jones
Solons
Lloyd Dickey
Dickey
Local Drivers Set For Ukiah Auto Racing Opener
Ukiah opens its auto racing season with about 40 cars expected for the Friday program at the 12th District Fairgrounds. Jalopy drivers include Wes King Mac Wilson Huck Feldt Don Harrell and others. hard tops feature Wynn Beaver Eldon Bryhan Carl Hamill Rod Zanoline. Heats dash and main events determine final lineups with two heats and a trophy dash per division. All jalopies are claiming races at a $199.99 price.
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Ukiah
Spurge Henderson
Wes King
Mac Wilson
Huck Huckfeldt
Lakeport
Don Harrell
San Jose
Wynn Beaver
Hd Binggell
Eldon “Dynamite” Bryhan
Carl Hamill
Rod Zanoline
Henderson
12Th District Fairgrounds
Dodgers Giants Tie For Lead After Weekend Wins
Dodgers and Giants surge to first with double header victories. Dodgers win 11-3 and 14-2, Giants take 9-3 9-4 in Chicago. Indians hold AL lead with 4-1 8-1 wins, A's extend streak with two from Detroit. Other NL results include Cardinals over Pirates and Milwaukee over Philadelphia. Haddix becomes first 10-game winner with two straight three hit shutouts. Musial homers for St Louis in eighth to seal win.
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Dodgers
Giants
Betsy Ross
George Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
George
Don Liddle
Hoyt Wilhelm
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Yankees
Gene Woodling
Baltimore
Washington
Bob Porterfield
A's
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Early Wynn
Wally Westlake
Mike Garcia
Bob Hooper
Woodling Sparks
Woodling
Ed Lopat
Virgil Trucks
Vic Power
Alex Kelner
Elmer Vale
Lou Limmer
Arnold Portocarrero
Bob Turley
Porterfield
Orioles
Haddix
Harvey Haddix
Stan Musial
Preston Ward
Andy Pafko
del Crandall
Warren Spahn
Pacific Coast League standings and results summary
Broadcasted baseball results show Oakland and Hollywood leading the coast league while San Diego and Sacramento split series. Oakland dominates San Francisco, with Hollywood sweeping Los Angeles. Next series features San Francisco at Hollywood and Seattle at San Diego as standings shuffle.
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United Press
Pacific Coast League
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San Diego
Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
W.L. Pet
Broklyn
Bartolomei Lifts Elks With Grand Slam In 6-3 Win
Ukiah Elks beat San Francisco Fire Department 6-3 Sunday, with Harry Bartolomei belting a 300-foot grand slam in the sixth inning after seven hits by Gary Modrell. Saturday’s 6-2 win featured Charlie Perkins and John Myers fueling early leads as Bartolomei’s slam capped the rally. The Elks’ next schedule change sends them to Willits after they host St. Helena was moved to a midweek game at Anton Stadium.
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Elks
San Francisco
Harry Bartolox
Ukiah Elks
San Francisco Fire Department
Firemen
Dwr
wiVilel Shomlef
Lue
Bartolomei
Gary Modrell
Modrell
Ed Dunne
Jack Burke
Charlie Perkins
Elk
Larry Baldwin
Perkins
Baldwin
Junior Lucchesi
The
Bol Valentini
John Myers
Charlie Myers
John
Ukiah Wildcats
Luisi
Don Rovera
Rovera
Don Lucchesi
Bob Valentini
Pete Dias
Bob Sheehy
Sharrett
Bob Blengino
Sheehy
Burke
Dick Paladini
John Lavaletta
Len Karp
Bill Openshaw
St. Helena
Willits
Anton Stadium
Observers Question Marciano Overtrained for Title Defense
In Grossingier New York Rocky Marciano faces Mzzard Charles for the heavyweight title Thursday at Yankee Stadium. Observers note 183 rounds of sparring versus 143 for Charles, fueling claims Marciano may be stale though trainers insist he is in peak shape. Charles and Marciano underwent medical checks, both in good condition, with weight expectations around 185 for Marciano and 191 for Charles. They plan final prep and travel to New York ahead of the noon weigh-in.
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N.Y
Rocky Marciano
Mzzard Charles
Marciano
Rocky
Schiff
Charles
Yankee Stadium
Tom Tannas
Ezzard
Costa Rawlings Favored to Win Rival TV Fights
Unbeaten 21 year old Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn is favored 7-5 to beat Mexico’s Baby Ortiz in a television fight at Eastern Park Brooklyn. Luther Rawlings of Chicago also favored 7-5 to defeat Livia Minetli of New York in a one round TV bout at St Nicholas Arena. Costa seeks his 7th straight win and remains undefeated with three draws in 24 professional fights.
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Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn
Costa
Baby Ortiz
Mexico
Oods
Luther Rawlings
Chicago
Livia Minetli
St. Nicholas Arena
Conn Says Charles Can Beat Marciano for Title
Pittsburgh report quotes Billy Conn saying veteran boxer Arthur Charles would outbox Rocky Marciano to win the heavyweight crown at Yankee Stadium on June 27. Conn, a former contender, notes Charles’ superior style as the decisive edge.
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Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Restard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Yankee Stintino
Jane
Sports Calendar Highlights Weeklong Baseball and Golf Events
Today and next days feature Little and Pony League baseball at Little League field with 6:30 p m starts and a 2 p m event. Golf clubs meet at noon and 5 p m. Weekly schedule includes Elks vs St Helena and Foster s Lunch bouts at Anton stadium and Talmage venues.
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Women's Golf Club
Little League
Elks
St. Helena
Soldham
Anton Stadium
Psa AY
Ikselall
Iks
Foster's
Foster
Talmage Field
Shelton Narrowly Misses Seven Foot High Jump
Ernie Shelton of Southern California nearly cleared seven feet in the NCAA finals at Michigan, winning the high jump at 6 feet 10 3/4 inches. He will attempt seven feet again at Northwestern in the Big Ten Pacific Coast meet, then at the AAU championships in St Louis. USC easily won the NCAA team title, with Illinois second and Texas fourth.
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Mich
Ernie Shelton
Southern California
Shelton
University of Michigan
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St. Louis
Illinois
California
Texas
Michigan
Jim Lea
Southern Cal
Willie Williams
Joe Corley
Willard Thomson
Williams
Corley
Thomson
John Bennett
Marquette
Hogan and Snead Pick Each Other Open Winners
In Springfield New Jersey Ben Hogan and Sammy Snead named each other as Open favorites as the U S Open began. Hogan defending champion aims for a fifth title after matching Baltusrol course record with eight under par. Snead joked that players always pick him, noting Lammy’s long Open drought and dominance in other majors.
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Springfield
N.J
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Hogan
Baltusrol
Snead
Lamy
Ben
Escobar Defeats Berry In Hollywood Boxing Card
Andy Escobar won a unanimous decision over George Berry in a 10 round main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Escobar improved to 14 wins in 17 pro bouts, fought at 139 pounds to Berry's 135, with his best rounds in eight and nine, no knockdowns occurred.
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Nollywood
Andy Escobar
George Berry
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Escobar
Bery
Gary
Ind
Evatt to Meet Hart in Lightweight Main Event
Unbeaten lightweight Buddy Evatt brings 15 pro wins to Olympic Auditorium tonight for a 10 round main event against Johnny Hart of Phoenix. Evatt is a 3-1 favorite, while Hart has 12 KOs in 24 fights with five losses and two draws.
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Los Angieles
Buddy Evatt
Olympic Auditorium
Johnny Hart
Phoenix
Evatt
Harhas
Wells Qualifies For Ukiah Golf Championship
Ralph Wells posted 80 strokes over 18 holes to earn qualification for the Ukiah Men’s Golf Club championships as 16 players remain. Elimination playoffs begin this week per Ukiah pro Shirley Spark, who also noted caddy Duane Humphrey tied Ben Hogan with a 64 in the National Golf Day event.
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Ralph Wells
Ukiah
Shirley Spark
Miss Spork
Duane Humphrey
Ben Hogan
U. S. Golf Association
Humphries
Hogan
Women Golfers Set Team Playoffs at Ukiah Course
Tomorrow features a big day at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course as women golfers settle the Red Blue team play. The scheduled matches left the teams tied and a tie-breaker was arranged by replaying early week matches.
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Ukiah Municipal Golf Course
Mabel Albertson
Mildred Hill
Phyllis Cox
Mona Fahrney
Wanda Webb
Madge Falk
Jessie Hildreth
Irene Rea
Isabel Smith
Gladys Stickney
Jean Stoodley
Iris Holland
Verna Sollar
Shirley Spork
Ukiah
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