Patterson Rademacher fight tops Seattle boxing card
Floyd Patterson will defend his world heavyweight title against Pete Rademacher the Olympic champion making their non TV 15 round feature at Sick's Stadium Seattle Thursday at 10 p.m. Patter son earns 250000 from funds raised while Rademacher promoters seek a 400000 gate. The show also includes Joey Brown vs Joey Lopes at Chicago Stadium and other bouts across the week with TV plans noted.
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Morehouse and McMillen Named East Bay All-Star Captains
Alameda players Bill McMillen of San Ramon and Chuck Morehouse of Alameda were chosen co-captains for the East Bay All-Star prep squad facing the West Bay All-Stars at Kezar Stadium. McMillen will join Cal and Morehouse Stanford in September, as coaches Butler and Carter praise the line and backfield depth.
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Lotz honored again by Doten program in Oakland
For the third time John Lotz a 16 year old junior golfer from Suny Lorenzo will be honored by the Doten Sports Institute tonight He will appear on the Doten radio show KLX at 6 p m to receive commendation for his victory in last week s Robert O Brien Memorial golf tournament at San Mateo Lotz carded a 768 135 to win the peninsula junior tournament.
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Bell Favored 7-5 Over Perez in St. Nicholas Arena Bout
Bobby Bell of Youngstown is favored at 7-5 to defeat Lulu Perez of Brooklyn in their televised rounder at St. Nicholas Arena tonight. The boxing card features a featherweight showdown headlining the program with national interest.
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49ers Rout Giants In Exhibition Opener
San Francisco 49ers opened their preseason slate with a 24 18 win over the New York Giants at Kezar Stadium. QB Y A Tittle directed the attack, completing 11 of 12 passes for 187 yards while Clyde Conner and John Gonzaga shone among the sophomores. The game attracted 33 673 fans as the revamped club showed little change from last season’s third place finish.
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Albert cautions against optimism after win
SAN FRANCISCO Coach Frankie Albert said he was gosh damn happy the Forty Niners beat the Giants but warned the team they have 17 games left. He noted the Giants used a third string quarterback and rookies and he expressed disappointment over the offense's inability to move the ball under pressure.
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TV SPORTS LOG Best TV Fights 1954 Giardello vs Troy
Boxing film notes highlight the 1954 Giardello versus Troy bout. The entry lists a 4:30 time slot and references a 19th program in the sequence, reflecting a TV guide summary of classic boxing footage.
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Standings and results from yesterday’s games
Portland and California teams mix. Vancouver and Hollywood win totals, San Francites poor. Series ended with San Francites 3 Portland 2 Hollywood 3 Vancouver 2 Los Angeles 3. Seattle pitcher Charlie Rabe 1-4 listed. other team pitchers shown with mixed records.
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Don Perrarasy
Hank Aguisre
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Aaron Charges Bush Leaguer Tactics Amid Bean Ball Claim
MILWAUKEE INL report: Hank Aaron accuses Cardinals pitchers of throwing bean balls as St Louis officials and players label him a bush leaguer for the charge. Aaron, batting .331, cites a recent game against the Cardinals and cites Larry Jackson and Sam Jones as involved while Jones denies the confrontation outside the clubhouse.
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Four Cardinals Absent as Asiatic Flu Hits Squad
Chicago Cardinals listing four players and two coaches missing practice at Lake Forest camp due to Asiatic flu. Ends Leo Sugar and Max Boydston plus coaches Charlie Trippi and Tom Keane remained out yesterday while an epidemic raged through the team after a Miami outbreak.
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Yankees Open Lead As Cardinals Rally In NL Action
The New York Yankees swept the Baltimore Orioles to open a seven and a half game lead in the American League. The Chicago White Sox lost while the Cubs beat the Redlegs, and the Pirates defeated the Dodgers. Stan Musial and Duke Snider anchored big days for the Cardinals and Giants, with Musial matching two hits in both games and Snider belting his 30th homer in the seventh inning. Yogi Berra provided key RBIs for the Yankees in a doubleheader split.
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Mantle Narrowly Trails Ted Williams in Bat Race
New York star Mickey Mantle closed in on Ted Williams as the two chase the batting title. Mantle went 3 for 7 to lift his average to .325 while Williams went 1 for 4 to drop to .392. Mantle leads Williams in homers 32 to 31 and in runs batted in 86 to 72. Both are idle today.
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Alaska professor completes 2 mile Lake Erie swim
University of Alaska history professor Harry W. Biggs Jr. finished a two mile swim across Lake Erie from Leamington Ontario yesterday, conquering high winds and choppy waters in three hours and fifty five minutes.
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Giants Move to San Francisco Board Approves 1958 Season Plan
Giants president Horace Stoneham confirms San Francisco bid to relocate the team and stage a 1958 season at 45,000-seat Bayview stadium with partial play at Seals Stadium. City terms include five percent gate rent, parking rights, and radio TV concessions. Dodgers’ fate remains unsettled as NL approval looms.
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Merchants Down San Francisco Nine 4 to 2
San Leandro Merchants defeated the Gino Benedetti nine of San Francisco 4 2 yesterday at Leandro Ball Park. Lenny Santos pitched the full game allowing six hits and 10 strikeouts. Jerry Ballard hit a second inning homer for the Merchants first run.
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Giants Move to San Francisco Sparks Pac Coast League Reactions
Mayor George Christopher hailed the Giants move to San Francisco as welcome news after 18 months of work on the project. Pacific Coast League president Leslie O Conn or refused comment. Seals president Jerry Donovan praised the potential for Major League baseball in the city. Eddie Mulligan discussed impacts on the Class C Califor League and fan interest.
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