Dodgers may move World Series games from Ebbetts Field
Milwaukee reporters asked Walter O Malley if the Dodgers could play World Series games at a park other than Ebbetts Field. He avoided a direct answer but indicated a possibility that things have changed since 1955 and suggested he would not dismiss the idea outright while noting he would not commit to a specific venue.
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Oaks Split With Besana and Monger in Doubleheader
Emeryville crowd watched Oakland pitcher Freddie Besana lose 6-2 to Ben Wade in the opener while Hollywood’s Red Munger was beaten 5-1 by Allen Getchell as the A’s and Stars split a doubleheader. Besana struggled with control, players blamed publicity, and Oakland later rallied in the nightcap with Mort Otoza and Metkovich homers and a seven-run inning to win.
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Solons' Briggs Delivers One-Hitter For Sacramento
Johnny Briggs fired a one-hitter as Sacramento beat Portland 4-0 in Pacific Coast League action. A Lubarquez bloop single in the second was the lone hit allowed. Briggs walked four and struck out four. Sacramento improved to 11 losses against 11 wins. Seattle topped San Diego 19-7 as Low Kyellow won his 10th. San Francisco blanked Los Angeles behind Bill Bradzaura.
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Miceli and Aragon Set for Los Angeles Bout
Aragon and Miceli finished training in Los Angeles ahead of their 1pound meeting at the Olympic Auditorium. Miceli, who has faced top welterweights, is expected to press the attack with left hooks against the garden boy in a rough bout tomorrow.
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Randle Knocks Out Fimbres In Richmond
Lightweight contender Randle stopped Phoenix’s Alex Fimbres in the fourth round of a scheduled ten rounder before 2296 at the Richmond auditorium. Randle improved to 18 knockouts in 22 fights, time 1:55. Both weighed 132 pounds. Randle previously drew with Fimbres three months earlier.
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Flag Races and Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Tuesday results show Hollywead 6-1 and Oakland 2-6 with San Diego 2, Sacramento 3, Portland 0, San Francisco 2, Seattle 1. Series notes list Los Angeles 6, Sam Pramency 1, and San Diego atlie 2 with Wednesday pitchers and scheduled games. In American League standings Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Baltimore lead, with yesterday's Detroit 16 Washington 10. National League results include Brooklyn and Milwaukee atop, Chicago and St Louis in pursuit. multiple games completed with Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh noted.
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Fight Results Highlight From United Press Memo
Boxing results from Hartford and Miami Beach list multiple KO wins and decisions. Fighters mentioned include Vic Cardell, Don Jasper, Dick Rama, Alex Fimbres, Takest Farna Guchi, Nes, Zurda Salvido, and Gilberts Muni with various locales such as Stamford Detroit Philadelphia and Phoenix. Radio sports logs schedule bouts and baseball game forecasts for Chicago and Boston.
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Pattersons to Take Over Seals in San Francisco
S H Patterson and son Novgood plan to gain control of the Seals from Paul Fagan with a $20,000 stock purchase through the Live corporation. Damon Miller remains adviser, Norwood Patterson becomes president. League approval and potential move to the peninsula are under discussion.
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Pro Golfers Compete For 72 Open Spots At Tan-Town
Chicago reports a pro golf qualifying round at Tan O Shanter County with 180 players vying for 72 spots in a 72 hole Medal event starting tomorrow through Sunday. Lionel Hebert led 18 holes with a 65, followed close by Boo Garda and Paul O Leary tied at 67, while Steve Blattman and Roy Glen posted 69s. The All American Colt championship and other events feature men and women pros, with cash prizes and exhibition games as part of a larger golf extravaganza.
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Waterfield Aids Rams Coach In Championship Drive
Bob Waterfield, longtime Rams quarterback and famed kicker, serves as technical adviser to Sid Gillman. He helps shape the team’s path toward a championship, drawing on his pro gridiron experience and ultimate playmaking insight.
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Pro Football Briefs Include Richter Field Goal Plan
Letter Sicker indicates Les Richter may benefit from 400 feet of practice field goals supplied by Gilman while Waterfield tests counters on the line. Waterfield coached Richter at Redlands ironing camp last year and notes Richter’s weakest aspect is long field goals, with an 85 yard act as his longest.
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Hecker Returns to Redskins from Canadian Leagues
Washington Redskins announce the return of halfback Nord Hecker after a stint with Toronto in the Canadian league and Ottawa. Hecker, 26, formerly played three seasons with the Los Angeles Rams before joining Washington at the 1954 season start. Also listed is ex-Canadian back Ray Perkins of Syracuse expected to join the squad next week.
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Retreaded pitchers bolster White Sox and Yankees in tight win
New York and Chicago relied on aging hurlers Connie Johnson and Tommy Byrne to carry a reshuffled staff. Johnson pitched well for Cleveland’s visitors with late run support, while Byrne delivered a steadier start as the Yankees beat their rivals and kept pace in the pennant race.
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Swell of 1958 Baseball Action Lifts Several Clubs
The Daily Review's sports page covers a busy night of baseball with updates on the White Sox, Browns, and Senators amid high attendance, plus key games in the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Cleveland ace Early Wynn's strong start, Connie Mack back to Toronto, Howell's bullpen role, Jim Rivera's timely hit, and notable home runs by Hank Aaron era figures in tight standings battles. The Braves rally to beat the Dodgers 5 to 3, Mathews homers twice, and Johnny Klippstein and Joe Nuxhall pitch shutouts as Cincinnati and Philadelphia clash in a string of late-season games.
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California Girl Tops Net Field in Chicago Tennis
Sally Moore of Bakersfield California defeated Jean Kraft of Louisville 6 1 8 6 to reach the finals of the national tennis tournament in Chicago. Second seed Tiny Rodi of Beverly Hills California also advanced with a 6 1 6 2 win over Sue Counihan of Cataumnes, Nas. Doubles play opened yesterday and all seeded teams advanced.
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Donovan Sidelined by Emergency Appendectomy for White Sox
Chicago White Sox pitcher Donovan, a 13-4 starter, underwent emergency appendectomy last Sunday. Doctors expect four to six weeks before he can pitch again. Donovan, from Quincy Massachusetts, expressed optimism about returning this season as teammates rallied in a 2-1 win over Boston while he recuperates. He praised the team's resilience and believed a hungry squad often delivers late-game plays.
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Giants Find Help in Jimmy Patton and Ward, Giants Hope
The New York Giants, previously short at the backfield, see promise in Jimmy Patton of Mississippi as a running back and in Tullack Bot Ward from Whitworth College. Patton, their eighth pick, was seen as a defensive halfback but has impressed Howell with his speed on offense. Ward, a 220-pounder, runs hard and is a powerful punter, suggesting new balance for the offense and special teams.
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Barwegan Signs With Ottawa Rough Riders
Barwegan joins Ottawa Rough Riders of the Big Four Football league after nine seasons in the National Pootenli league. The 236 pound guard played college football at Purdue University and has spent time with several clubs.
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English Champ Threatens Flam In Tennis Play
English champion Roger Beeler faces Flam in a Wimbledon clash as Klagy reaches the third round in a rugged Eastern grass court championship. Seeded players Vic Seixas and Ham Richard 30n 07, plus Ed Kauder, are also in action while Bob Falkenberg of Brazil suffers a straight-sets upset by St Gianni of Houston.
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Andrade KQ Dominates Chavez In Sixth Round Knockout
In San Jose Chavez of San Jose faced Andrade KQ who knocked Chavez down in the sixth round at the San Jose Clinic Auditorium. Andrade pressed early and cracked a cut over Chavez's eye in round five, then recovered to floor Chavez for a KO after an eight count. Final: Andrade delivers a right hand knockout in the sixth. Preliminaries listed local entrants and corners in San Jose and Los Angeles.
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Boxing clash Bazard Charles versus Pune on TV
Boxing match details list Bazard Charles against Pune with boxing telecast on UEGO-10. The listing also mentions Basehalls Oaks and Molly in a separate wrestling segment on ISSAN TV.
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Charles Meets Jackson in 10
SYRACUSE N Y The heavyweight bout features Evverd Pils as the weight champion in a long career title defense at the Syracuse Memorial Auditorium. The fight will be televised locally on KGO TV starting at time. Jackson seeks a comeback in his sixth start after a KO loss reversed by decision. he has a 90-13-1 record with 104 fights noted.
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Boxer Garcia Protest Over State Ruling on Featherweight Title
Los Angeles reports indicate boxer Garcia will protest a state ruling that stripped him of the California featherweight title. Garcias camp cites overdue defenses and unactionable decisions by the state athletic commission. Manager Lee Boren says several top featherweights refused title bids, delaying a championship match.
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