Coast League Clubs Win Lose on Errors
Errors ruled the night as Pacific Coast League games produced 16 miscues and four relief hurlers. Los Angeles fell to Sacramento 9 3 with five errors, while Cherubs edged Sacramento 2 1 on Don Robertson s homer. Seattle dropped 4 1 to Hollywood as four Angels errors produced three unearned runs. Portland allowed four unearned runs on a single error in a loss to Oakland 5 3. San Diego beat San Francisco 7 1, with Marino Pieretti and John Pueda going distance for the Solons. Robertson homered again in the nightcap for Los Angeles, while Bob Usher added a round tripper.
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McCarthy Attacks GOP As Demos Win Congress Baseball
In a Griffith Stadium charity game Democrats beat Republicans 2-1 as Rep. Alfred Sieminski and Rep. Eugene McCarthy delivered late scoring plays. Wheeler pitched a no hitter for Georgia’s delegation, lifting Democratic spirits after a tough stretch against the GOP.
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Glenn Davis
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Alfred D. Sciminski
N.J
N.C
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Hugh J. Addonizic
Cardinals 7 Pirates 1 as Haddix hot start continues
Harvey Haddix earned his 10th win in a row and Rip Repulski added three of the Cardinals 10 hits in a 7-1 victory over the Pirates. Repulski hit his 10th homer with a runner on in the ninth as St Louis stayed tied for fifth with the Reds.
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United Press
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Rip Repulski
Eddie Stanky
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Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Carl Hubbell
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Reds
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Don Newcotmbe
Cincinnati
Giants
Duke Snider
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Dave Jolly
Jim Wilson
Willie Mays
Curt Simmons
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Phillies
Randy Jackson
Chicago
Orioles
Red Sox
Ukiah Golf Clubs Postpone Joint Supper
The Men's and Women's joint golf club supper at the Ukiah clubhouse has been postponed. Ukiah pro Shirley Spork said a new date has not yet been decided. The originally planned box supper and two ball joint event for the evening were part of the program.
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Shirley Spork
Cal-Nev Golf Tournament Opens This Weekend
The Cal-Nev golf tourney comes to Tahoe City on three courses this weekend with Barbara Romack, California state women's champion, competing in her division at Glen Brook course. The event opens Friday.
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Guidi Returns to Team As Elks Beat Willits
The Elks defeated Willits 6 to 3 after Bob Guidi returned from a hand injury. Guidi went 1 for 2 with a double in the sixth inning. Winning pitcher was Larry Baldwin five innings. Mo drel relieved. Losing pitcher was Mike Williams. Elks led with early two run innings. Willits scored in the fifth sixth and seventh.
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Anton Stadium
Talmage
Trabert Connolly Favored to Win Wimbledon Round
In Wimbledon round three Tony Trabert top seed in men's singles and Maureen Connolly top seed in women's singles were slated for routine workouts. Trabert faced Britain’s Bobby Wilson on center court while Connolly met Argentina’s Edda Buding on a side court. Also advancing were Art Larsen against Philippe Washer, Vic Seixas versus Mark Otway, and Gardnar Molloy versus Peter Molloy.
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Maureen Connolly
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Miss Connolly
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Calif
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Argentina
Art Larsen
San Leandro
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Ace
Belgium
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Mark Otway
New Zealand
Gardnar Molloy
Miami
Fla
Peter Molloy
Australia
Suit Seeks Return Of Bay Meadows Stock
In San Francisco yesterday, a Superior Court suit demands the return of 196 shares of Bay Meadows stock or payment of 500 per share. Plaintiffs allege an eastern group led by Horace Adams sought to gain control of Bay Meadows, depositing shares in escrow with Bank of America on January 14. After the bid failed, defendants allegedly sent checks valuing the stock at 245 per share. The Pacific Turf Club, Bank of America, California Jockey Club, and others are named.
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Golden Gate Fields
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Toski Heads Golfers In Insurance Tourney
WETHERSFIELD Conn. Bob Toski of Livingston New Jersey led the field of 162 as the third annual Insurance City Open opened for a four day event with a $15 000 purse Toski the PGA top money winner to date with 1428 in earnings hopes to collect the 2400 top prize.
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Teran to Fight Rhett in Ten-Round San Jose Main
Los Angeles welterweight Keen y Teran will clash with Oakland's Tommy Rhett in a 10 round main event in San Jose on Tuesday promoted by Don Chargin.
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Keeny Teran
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Tommy Rhett
Oakland
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Tulane Ace Meets UCLA Star in NCAA Tennis Tourney
Seattle report on Ham Richardson of Tulane facing Dick Doss of UCLA in the NCAA singles quarter finals. Richardson earlier defeated Allen Cleveland of USC 6-1 7-5 as other quarter final matches produced UCLA players Perry Grigry Livingston and Cranston plus USC Col Call and Yale Cranston advancing. UCLA led the team race with 10 points and two doubles teams reached the semifinals.
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Ham" Richardson
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Norm Petersen
California
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Jack Neer
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University of Washington
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Illinois
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Ron Livingston
Jim Demas
Bill Cranston
Yale
al Kuhn
Northwestern
Allan Call
John Hernandez
Texas
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Call
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Quillian
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Cranston
Podres Undergoes Major Operation
The Brooklyn Dodgers plan to call up a farm system pitcher to replace southpaw Johnny Podres who had an appendectomy last night and will be out for at least a month. Lefties Tom Lasorda or Ken Lehman from the Montreal IL club are candidates. Podres, 21, had seven wins and four losses and had stomach cramps before surgery at Long Island College Hospital.
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Montreal
Tom Lasorda
Ken Lehman
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Long Island College Hospital
Tanforan opens Sept 13 with million-dollar meet
The 1954 Tanforan thoroughbred race meet will open Sept 13 here with purse and stake distributions exceeding one million dollars. Feature stakes include the California Derby on Oct 16 for 35000 dollars and the Tanforan Handicap on Oct 30 for 35000 dollars.
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San Bruno
Auto Racers Plan All Jalopy Show For Ukiah Track
Ukiah Speedway will host jalopy races tomorrow night at 8 15, as promoter Spurge Henderson said. Several drivers from Petaluma join the Ukiah jalopy lineup for more than 25 cars across seven events at the 12th District Fairgrounds with a $300 purse for the 18 car main event. Car builders Carl Hammill and Eldon Bryan expect their jalopies ready. other entrants include Wes King Mac Wilson Huck Huckfield and Don Harrell.
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Ukiah
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Wes King
Mac Wilson
Huck Huckfield
Lakeport
Don Harrell
San Jose
Sports Calendar Highlights This Week
Today features Men Twilight Golf at 5 p.m. and a joint supper for Men and Women Golf at the golf course. City Softball plays at 7 p.m. at Giorno Park. Friday brings Little and Pony League baseball at 6:30 p.m. and Jalopy racing at 8:15 p.m. at the 12th District fairgrounds. Saturday shows Little League Farm at 9:30 a.m. and Pony League at 2 p.m. at Little League field, plus Elks vs Guadalupe Blues baseball at 8:15 p.m. at Anton Stadium. Sunday has Elks vs Guadalupe Blues at 1:30 p.m. at Talmage field. Monday hosts Little and Pony League Big League baseball at 6:30 p.m. at Anton stadium. Tuesday offers Women’s Golf at noon in the clubhouse. Wednesday lists Little League at 6:30 p.m. and Elks vs Santa Rosa Rosebuds at 7:15 p.m. at Anton stadium.
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Funeral services for Edwin L. Mathews Sr.
Edwin L. Mathews Sr., 52, former Western Union chief at Santa Barbara and father of Milwaukee Braves third baseman Ed Mathews, will have funeral services today in Santa Barbara after dying Tuesday.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Western Union
Curfew Ends Second Little League Game In Deadlock
The Aaton Jets and Auto Dealers tied 7 7 at curfew after six innings. In the resuming action the Service Clubs beat the Chefs 9 4, led by pitcher Larry Lynch with seven strikeouts and ten walks. In other notes the Jets show power with a Hancock home run by Tactacton and strong gains by Pennington Meeks Arb rooks and Kemp. Auto Dealers and Jets split a close 7 7 tie, with Larsen and Hansen each contributing multiple hits and tallying runs.
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Aaton Jets
Service Club
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Gary Borgna
Lynch
Doug Pennington
Millard Meeks
Pat Harmon
Bill Parducci
Len, Pennington
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Bob Arbrooks
Wally Kemp
Chef
Dean Hampton
Don Phillips
Auto
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Ernie Hansen
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Illietlg
Scens
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Dive Maxwell
Clay Reese
Scotjgg Ny
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Pug Raddler
Errrons
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Ukiah Giants
Chevrons
Andrews TKO's Nordico in Chicago win sets title campaign
Paul Andrews, a light heavyweight with both pace and power, stopped veteran Danny Nardico in four rounds at Chicago Stadium. He expressed interest in two warm up bouts and then a 175 pound title shot, naming Joe Maxim and other contenders as possible future opponents. Miles, his manager, weighed potential Stadium bouts including Jimmy Slade or the winner of Hurricane Jackson versus Nino Valdes, as plans moved toward a title tilt.
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Joe Maxim
Marshall Miles
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Maxim
Germany
Miles
Jimmy Slade
Slade
Nino Valdes
Andrews
Nordico
Nardico
Shantz Fights Hard To Rejuvenate Arm
Southpaw Bobby Shantz of the Philadelphia Athletics rests at home after Johns Hopkins doctor confirms a pulled tendon behind the left shoulder. The 28 year old, once MVP, seeks return to form following 24 win season and late 1952 wrist injury from Walt Masterson.
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Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
George T. Bennett
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Shantz
Shanta
Walt Masterson
Washington Senators
Fish and Game Chief Proposes 10 Year Spending Plan
California fish and game director Seth Gordon proposed to spend more than 136 million dollars over ten years to expand fishing and hunting. He urged 42.6 million from tidelands and oil royalties for wildlife capital outlay, with 93.5 million in operating revenues for the period.
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CNS
Seth Gordon
Fish and Game
Assembly
California
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Tidelands
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