Mayor blasts criticism of SF victory over Dodgers move
Los Angeles officials clash over the San Francisco Giants Dodgers transfer bid. Mayor Norris Poulson defends San Francisco fast deal making aided by a $5 million bond, while Dodgers president Walter OMalley delays any move until after the season. Local sportswriter John Retes notes the Giants beat the Dodgers to the punch.
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Boxing card notes and TV fight picks headline
TV Sports Log lists boxing pairings Joe Frown versus de Joey Lopes and Randy Turpin against Sugar Ray Robison. Highlights include Teo Best TV Fights recommendations and a mention of a championship rolling entry.
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Junior Golf Lotz Wins Hayward Tourney After Playoff
John Lotz a 16-year-old Arroyo High student, wins the Hayward City Junior Championship after a playoff, finishing 143 to edge Fred Springer in a two-day medal event at Hayward Golf Course. The article also notes Seals beat the Rainiers 4-1 behind a grand slam by Haywood Sullivan, aiding San Francisco’s first-place push in the Pacific Coast League.
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Robinson Ducks Title Bout Bob Keegan Hurls No-Hitter
New York boxing officials schedule a special hearing after middleweight champion Ray Robinson withdraws from the September 23 title fight with Carmen Basilio over a closed circuit TV rights dispute with the International Boxing Club. The commission orders all parties to appear to resolve the contract issues while promoters insist the bout is still on and rosters different TV deals.
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Cannery Wins Oakland Title in 1-0 Softball Duel
Don MacDonald and Bob Harrison locked a nine inning pitching duel as the Hayward Cannery workers edged Friden’s 1-0 to claim the Oakland city softball championship with a 6-2 record. A ninth inning run came on Bob Souza walking, a wild pitch advancing Lester, then Tehara’s hit after Mamone’s error scoring Lester. Mag Donald allowed two hits and fanned five. Harrison yielded two hits.
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Lane Beats Gonsalves On Unanimous Verdict
Kenny Lane the world lightweight champ won a unanimous decision over Johnny Gonsalves in a 10 round main event at the Oakland Auditorium. Lane opened strong, cut Gonsalves over the left eye, and fought aggressively to the final bell as the crowd roared. Referee Bybee scored in Lane's favor, with other judges close to the Lane edge.
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Title bout ref won't stop fight because of cut
Seattle reports that Tommy Loughran the veteran referee will not halt the Thursday night bout between amateur challenger Pete Thar and heavyweight Floyd Patterson over a cut. Loughran, who moved from light heavyweight to chase the heavyweight, said a cut would not stop the action and that a cut fighter is rarely in real danger.
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Wolfman Named Coach of the Year at Cal’s Berkeley
George Wolfman of the University of California Berkeley was named Coach of the Year by the American Association of Baseball Coaches after his team won the NCAA baseball championship. He edged Joe Bedenk of Penn State and Cappy Timm of Iowa State from the three-man slate.
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Drew Quits 49ers MORAGA shock resignation
Jerry Drew of the University of California, a halfback for the 49ers, surprised coaches by resigning yesterday. The staff said he had shown well in practice before stepping away.
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How They Stand in the Pacific Coast League and Tonight's Results
The field shows San Francisco leading the Pacific Coast League with Vancouver and Seattle close behind. Yesterday's results include San Francisco 4 Seattle 1 and Sacramento 3 Hollywood 0 with Los Angeles, Portland, and San Diego in mixed spots as the series standings shift.
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Keegan no-hits Senators as Yanks miss chance to haunt
Bob Keegan pitched the season's first no hitter to beat Washington 6 0 after a five run third inning that featured Larry Debry's two run homer Ed FitzGerald hit a solo shot in the eighth to end the Senators threat Ralph Terry later beat New York 2 0 in a separate tilt over Kansas City Don Larsen and Sal Maglie had delivered the last noted no hitters in recent times in this era The Yankees lost again as Cleveland beat Boston and Detroit edged Baltimore while Milwaukee and St Louis won in the National League Stan Musial led the Cards with five hits in two wins and Hank Aaron Red Schoendienst Eddie Mathews keyed the Braves ninth inning rally
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Brown vs Lopes Non Title Fight Headlines Chicago TV Night
Lightweight champion Joe Brown appears as strong favorite over Joe Lopes of Sacramento in a 10 round non title bout at Chicago Stadium broadcast on Channels 7 and 13 at 7 p m. Brown has a 10 fight win streak and recent defenses, with 15 wins in 16 over three years.
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