Dodgers trade rumors swirl in Don Elston deal details
The Dodgers report that two unidentified players are involved in the Don Elston transaction. One Cubs player may be optioned to a Dodgers farm system, likely Montreal, and another PCL outfielder could join later in the season. Cubs cite VP John Holland for the lack of further announcements today. Elston, once with the Cubs Los Angeles farm team, had a 178 ERA last season with St. Paul. Collum, from a mid winter St. Louis deal, leaves the Cubs with one left handed hurler. Valentinetti has no season record, used only as relief. he won six and lost four last season. Roosevelt Brown, 27th draft pick and former Giants left tackle, signed for a fifth NFL season. he is captain of Williams College squash.
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Judge May Opens Garden To Any Fight Promoter
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan indicated Madison Square Garden may be leased to any promoter for a championship fight at a fixed, reasonable rental. He ordered further recommendations on leasing and noted possible compulsory rental power. Testimony showed IBC and Truman Gibson profited about 70000 dollars last year from title fights and telecasting contracts. Government seeks dissolution of IBC and sale of stock to end anti trust concerns.
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Barbecue Ideas Highlighted in June Better Homes & Gardens
The June issue of Better Homes & Gardens features 14 pages on outdoor eating with 16 barbecue feasts, complete recipes, and color pictures. It also includes a rundown of the latest barbecue gear and accessories.
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Yanks Give Rotten Show Says Stengel After Loss
New York’s Casey Stengel blasted the Yankees for a rotten exhibition of ball playing after a second straight defeat to Chicago. Mickey Mantle misplayed a high fly and collided with Elston Howard on a misrouted double, Billy Martin booted two grounders, and Stengel lamented poor fielding and baserunning while dubbing the effort unacceptable.
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Score Eyes Improves and Eyesight Returns for Pitcher
Cleveland report says Herb Score’s right eye shows light and motion improving after line drive injury. He is optimistic about a return, with doctors noting swollen retina but no surgery needed. Score describes hazy but improving vision and plans to recuperate at his uncle’s home before workouts.
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Auto racing celebs honor Nichels in televised tribute
In a televised tribute last Saturday in Ind non No 1 starting spot in time trials. Nearly 1,200 racing celebs and fans attended the event as reported by the Use Bulletin-Herald Classifieds.
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Milwaukee Braves report profits since moving to Milwaukee in 1953
The Milwaukee Braves reported an average net profit of 364 517 dollars per year since moving to Milwaukee in 1953. The figures cover 1953 54 and 1954 55 with a federal tax credit affecting the totals. Club president Joseph Carines noted without carryovers profits would be 294 511 and 392 271 respectively.
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Petillo Ordered To Indiana State Prison
Petillo 52 a former Indianapolis 500 winner was ordered returned to Indiana State Prison for parole violation. State Board chair Paul L Myers said he had delinquent parole reports for about a year before arrest Wednesday after eluding police at the Speedway. He had 1949 assault and battery with intent to kill charges and was paroled to California in 1955.
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