Baseball Writers Name Chisox Aparicio in AL
New York reports Baseball Writers name Chicago White Sox Aparicio American League Rookie of the Year. Omar Robinson of Cincinnati Reds won the National League honor unanimously. Tito Francona and Rocky Colavito also received AL votes. Aparicio led AL shortstops in chances and assists, while Robinson hit 38 homers and set rookie records with 166 hits.
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New York
Fran
Robinson
Cincinnati
Red
Juis Alio
Chicano White Sox
Baseball Writers of America
Aparicio
Tito Francona
Baltimore, Orioles
Rocky Colzvito
Celeveland Indians
Birdie Tebb
Rovinson
Tebbetts
Aparico
Oe Robinson
Unike Robinson
Marty Mazion
White Sox
Chico Carresquel
Cleveland
Apavicio
Wally Berger
Braves
Munoz Sparks Rebels Past Oakland 50 39 In Opener
San Lorenzo routed the Oakland Wildcats 50 to 39 as Munoz led with 18 points and Bagley and Rochias added inside support. The Rebels built a 29-13 halftime lead, then maintained control before cruising in the late stages.
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Bill Munoz
Munoz
Roger Bailey
Pete Rochias
Invaders
Bagley
Reds
Lorenzans
Barry Ferris
Dick Roblger
Jerry Ledbetter
Gary Fee
San Lorenzo
Oakland
Fes
Tony Winn
Wildcats
Larry Barreta
Rablger
Ledbetter
John Troche
Ischer
Chris Flores
Jbgvees
Jim Hager
Rebels
Concord
Mt. Diablo
Hayward
Oailand
Roblyend
Dl Parris
Ledberter
Amurig
Rochiagc
Munoze
AlRyans
Bagli
Lai Peters
Das
Nelsont
West Bay Coaches Named For All Star Football Game
Fat Mailey of St Ignatius and Hugh McWilliams of Palo Alto chosen co coaches for the West Bay all star team to face the East Bay in next summer's third annual benefit football game. Mailey will coach offense while McWilliams handles defense. East Bay coaches to be selected by the Oakland 20-30 club and announced next week.
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San Francisco
Fat Mailey
St. Ignatius
Hugh McWilliams
Paloo Alto
West Bay
East Bay
Mailey
St. Ignafius
McWilliams
Palo Alto
Oakland
Three Way Fight For Hockey Lead
International News Service reports a three team race for top and fourth place as Boston Detroit and Montreal win to widen gaps. The Bruins shutout New York Rangers 2 0 with goals by Real Chevrefils and Fern Flaman. Gordie Howe scored twice as Detroit beat the Rangers 4 1. Montreal beat Toronto 4 0 with Dickie Moore Bert Olmstead and Jean Beliveau tallying for the Canadians.
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Boston
Detroit
Montreal
Bruins
New York Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
Real Chevrefils
Fern Flaman
Red Wings
Rangers
Gordie Howe
Canadians
Foronte
Maple Leafs
Dickie Moore
Nets
Habs
Bert Olmstead
Jean Beliveau
Newcombe Signs Big Dodgers Contract For 1957
Big Don Newcombe, NL MVP and first Cy Young winner, signed a 1957 deal for an estimated 30,000 dollars, making him the highest paid pitcher in Brooklyn Dodgers history. Other top salaries included Darry Vance at 32,500 and Roe at 27,300, with Newcombe poised to earn more as the season advances.
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New York
Irs
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Darry Vance
Preacher Roe
United States Leads In Olympic Standings With Broad Win
United States tops the unofficial Melbourne scoreboard with 463 points, Russia 390, and Germany 163.34 in a wide spread ranking. The day’s events pushed the U S tally higher while Russia narrowed the gap to 72 percent in overall points amid the Olympic competition.
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Melbourne
United States
Russia
Germany
Australia
Britain
Taly
Hungary
Sweden
France
Romania
Finland
Poland
Uran
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Turkey
Canada
Ireland
Bulgaria
Korea
Chile
Argentine
Denmark
New Zealand
Brazil
Yugoslavia
South Sea
Austria
Trinidad
Mexico
Switzerland
Iceland
Greece
Uruguay
Nigeria
Spain
Jamaica
Radio Log Sunday Pro Footballers vs Bal Cols
Radio log lists a Sunday program featuring Pro Footballers opposing Bal more Cols on KFRC. The entry is brief with unclear timing and station identifiers.
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Pro Fostballgers
Balre Cols
KFRC
McCoy Under Quiz Involving Cohen Ties
Babe McCoy testified before the state athletic commission and admitted knowledge of Mickey Cohen and other criminals. He denied direct association but acknowledged lending Cohen thousands of dollars and still owing him five thousand six dollars.
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Los Angeles
INS
Babe McCoy
State Athletic Commission
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Igwes
Husky Cagers Nip Dons in 31 30 Thriller
Washington Huskies edge Amador Dons 31 to 30 at Pleasanton as Olk seals win with 54 seconds left after a 1 06 remaining basket. Payton led Huskies with 13 points while Bernard tied for scoring honors for Amador with 13. Olk also led rebounds with 16 as both teams traded leads in a tense, low scoring affair.
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Ortin
Olk
Washington Huskies
Amador Dons
Jim Wolfsmith
Dons
Husky
Gary Payton
Bill Bernard
Washington
Bernard
Don Walton
Huskies
Ans
Glow
Amador
Payton
Charles Grager
Fhve
Walton
Tim Uhrinak
Washinster
Wolfsmith
Amador Jad
Weehington
Aga
Nebel.c
Oficid'e
Bears Face Lions as Colts Challenge Remains in View
Midweek sports notes discuss high scoring teams and key matchups. The Bears travel to Detroit to test a tough Lions defense while the Colts loom with Unitas passing. Other games feature New York Giants battling Washington and Chicago facing Green Bay, with defensive matchups highlighted and injuries noted.
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Unitas
Baltimore
BEARS
LIONS
Coitego
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Giants
Jack Christiansery
Jim David
Bul 3Tits
Carl Karilivacz
Cleveland
Steelers
Los Angleles Rams
Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
Ang
Jacker
Learye
Don McIlhenny
Dragsters Hold Kinascdon Meet
The Valleyaga Drag Racing Association will stage its fourth winter meet at Kinascdon on the Kingdon Air Strip between Stockton and Lodi on Thornton Road. Gates open 7 am, clocks start 7:30. Time trials morning eliminations proceed as officials plan. This event serves as a tune up for the Kingdon Drag Race Championship on December 15-16.
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Valleyahang Association
Kingdon Air Strip
Stockton
Lodi
Thornton Road
Kingdon
Antelope Valley Wins 19-18 in Orange Show Game
Antelope Valley defeated Coalinea 19-18 last night in the fourth annual Orange Show game. Center Lyle Olson kicked the winning point after the second period’s first touchdown, giving Antelope Valley the narrow margin of victory.
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Antelope Valley
San Bernardino
Wes
Coalinea
Lyle Olson
Patterson Wins Title Challenge In Heavyweight Bout
Patterson stops Moore after a hard-fought minute in the 1960s era heavyweight showdown. Moore contests the count but is knocked down twice, He later reflects youth should be served when an older fighter tires. Floyd Patterson retains the title. the bout yields $228,145 gross and $187,585 net with each fighter earning 30 percent of the net. Score totals favor Patterson on two official cards, with Sikora and Bray close. Moore’s ringside weight reported at 187 3/4 pounds. Patterson at 182 1/2 pounds.
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Frank Sikora
Moore
Sikora
Archie
Marciano
Flattened Moore
Joe Louis
Joe
Jim Braddock
Floyd
Moara
Joy Maxim
Sandra
I Patterson
Gren
Jim McManus
Lana
John Bray
Woore
Fatterson
Bruins Bow Cornhuskers In Rematch After Lopsided Loss
UCLA advances in basketball mood after defeating Nebraska 89 to 56 in Los Angeles. McDougall and Molen, former UCLA players, jailed on petty theft convictions with bail denied until sentencing and a probation hearing on December 14.
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Bruin
Cagers
Los Angeles
Gerry McDougall
UCLA
Richard Molen
University of Nebraska
Ucla Bruins
Bruins
Cornhuskers
Joe Wilman Strikes & Spares on Comfortable Finger Grip
Joe Wilman argues that outside finger hole placement matters little if it is comfortable. He notes grip should be natural and repeated until the bowler uses a position that feels right, stressing comfort over fixed spacing.
Turkey Contest Today On Hayward Course
The first turkey shoot event of the month unfolds on the Hayward course. Prof Wilman's tips urge proper grip and form as foursomes compete for turkey meat. Contests run Saturday and Sunday December 4, 8, and 15, with open sign ups at the shop.
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Hayward
Wilman
John F. Die Co
Pra
American Sprinters Set New Relay Marks
A long, rapidly written summary of Olympic events features American sprinters setting relay marks while world records fall in various disciplines. The report highlights Will iam Yorzky in the 200 meters butterfly, Takashi Ishimoto, Dawn Fraser, Ron Delany, and multiple other athletes from the United States and abroad, detailing medal outcomes and notable records. The piece mixes names, places, and results across swimming, running, and diving, noting world records and Olympic records being surpassed by diverse competitors.
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Australia
Britain
Sweden
Palo
Takashi Ishimoto
Japan
Dawn Fraser
Amiericang
Sundown
Tussie
Germany
Lorraine Crepp
Ron ‘Delany
Vilanova College
Hig
Ireland
Emerald
Isle
Delany
Landy
Walter Richtzenhein
John Landy
Land
Josy Barthel
Luxembourg
Bob McMillen
USA
Hungery
Lasso Tabori
Brian Hewson
Czechoslovakia
Stanslaw Jungwitch
Morrow
America
Russia
Berlin
Alain Minoan
Alegria
U.S
Lou Ones
U.S. Army
Jesse Mashburn
Oklahoma A
M. Charlie Jenkins
Villanova
Tom Courtney
Fordham
Army
Australis
Canada
Jamaica
Lelay
Betty Cuthbert
Shirley
Strickland
Norma
Croker
Fleur Mellor
Helsinki
Hawaii Tops San Jose State in Rainy Finale
In Honolulu Hawaii defeated San Jose State 20 to 14 as retiring coach Bob Bronzan ends his tenure with a loss. Rain and muddy field hindered both teams, with San Jose’s passing game clicking little and Hawaii gathering 194 total yards to 125.
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T. EH
University of Eswaii
San Jose State
Bob Bronzan
Spartan
Spartans
Bob Reinhard
Marv McKean
Art Powelix
San Jose
Rainbows
Hawa
Failba Slayton Ching
Hawaii
Rainbow
Vail Ogue
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