Major minor leagues reach deal on shifts and indemnities
In Colorado Springs the majors and minors finalize franchise shifts after coast to coast talks. Dodgers move to Los Angeles and Giants to San Francisco, with the Pacific Coast League taking over Spokane Salt Lake City and Phoenix to displace LA Hollywood and San Francisco. Indemnities are set to be paid over three years, with PCL to compensate Pioneer and Arizona Mexico for Salt Lake City and Phoenix.
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Lane Seeks Major League Trades in Four Directions
Frank Lane of Meveland made four trade offers including to Washington for Roy Sievers and to the Yankees for Gil McDougald or Bobby Richardson. He drew excitement at the MLB draft by selecting Gary Geiger, a 20 year old pitcher outfielder from the Cardinals Omaha club, as part of a $135,000 package. The draft included Bobby Malkmus for the Senators and other picks from several clubs as top teams passed on moves.
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Frank Lane
Meveland
Washington
Roy Sievers
Yankees
Gil McDougald
Bobby Richardson
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White Sox
Gary Geiger
St. Louis Cardinals
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Roger Ostenbaugh
Sacramento
Bob Thorpe
Portland
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Harry Chili
Denver
Chicago Cubs
Antonio Taylor
Dallas
Baltimore
Bert Hamric
Los Angeles
Philadelquia
John Gray
San Diego
Cincinnati
Will Cade
St. Paul
COP Pair Sets 10 Mile Relay Record in Stockton
Two College of Pacific runners Jack Martin and Cherley Curtis set a national record for the two man 10 mile relay with a time of 44 minutes 47 seconds flat in Stockton. They broke a 44 52 7 marl set recently by West Bend and Grady Neal of San Jose State.
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College of Pacific
Jack Martin
Cherley Curtis
West Bend
Grady Neal
San Jose State
LA Ballpark Vote Looms in City Referendum Pricetag
LA Dodgers contract fuels ballot fight as City Clerk reports 40 829 of 32 719 signatures valid and 10 847 of 18 122 needed to force a referendum. If 51 876 names prove valid, council must place the issue on a public ballot.
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Ravine
Wrigley Held
Navy Wins Lambert Trophy as East Football Champion
Navy captured the 22nd Lambert Trophy as the Eastern Major College Football Champion after routing Army 44 0. The Middies, also winners in 1943 and 1954, clinched the unanimous selection of the 12 member board and will advance to the Cotton Bowl.
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Army
Middies
Savoie Wins by TKO in London Bout
Canadian light welter Armand Savoie defeated Ron Richardson of England by technical knockout in the third round after Richardson opened a deep cut in the mouth in the third, having controlled the first two rounds before the stoppage.
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Armand Savoie
Ron Richardson
England
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Cage league summaries feature Gring's and Bill's Cup AA wins
Gring's Pest Control posted a 63 42 victory over LASME as Odell Johnson and Sam Hitcher led with nine and 11 points. Bill's Sport Shop defeated the San Francisco Fire Dept 27 46 behind Odell Og elvie with 20 points, while Rich Joseph 18 and Bob Greenwood 13 aided the winner. Hayward I grabbed its third straight, routing Costa Valley 49 33, and Hayward II led by Hal LaPray's 22, with Castro Valley and Centerville also posting wins.
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Sobrero Debuts With 17 As Broncos Beat Alumni
Santa Clara freshman Sobrero scored 17 in his varsity debut as a young Broncos quintet defeated a Bronca Alumni team 60 to 60 last night. So Jovero paced the Broncos in the final period after a 30-29 halftime edge, while Tin Young led the grads with 18 points.
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Frank Sabrero
Bishop O'Dowd High
George Gardiner
Bronca
Broncos
So Jovero
Tin Young
Grads
Jewel's Reward Named Champion Two-Year-Old Colt
Jewel's Reward, a home-bred colt from Mrs. Elizabeth N. Graham, was named champion two year old for 1957 by the Thoroughbred Racing Association after a Pimlico win that boosted season earnings to 349,642 dollars. The colt tallied five victories, two seconds and one third in 12 starts, with Pimlico aiding an all time juvenile earnings record.
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Assas
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N. Graham
Pimlico
Parks Air Force Base Christmas Turkey Shoot set for Dec 14
Pleasanton Parks Air Force Base will host a Christmas Turkey Shoot on December 14 at the base range from 10 am to 4 pm. The event features four events skeet trap rifle and archery with groups of five. the winner of each group receives a turkey. Entry is 32 per person per event, profits to the Rod and Gun Club for conservation and hunter safety programs.
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Rod and Gon Club
Franks Named Coach for Giants Franchise
Franks, a 43 year old NL veteran and former Giants catcher, was yesterday appointed third base coach for the San Francisco club under manager IRCL Rigney.
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Herman Franks
Giant
San Francisco
Ibrl Rigney
Stanford opens season as Arvillaga scores 19 in win
Sophomore John Arvillaga, first college varsity game, tallied 19 points guiding Stanford to a 71 61 victory over Pacific. He hit mostly jump shots and helped build a 41 28 halftime lead before reserves finished. The freshman team defeated the junior varsity 65 53 in the preliminary.
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John Arvillaga
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Shrine Game Rosters East Team Draws 10 Big Ten Stars
Eastern squad for the 33rd All Star Shrine Football Game in San Francisco features 21 players with 10 from the Western Conference and three from Michigan State. The team was selected by East coaches Rip Engle and Andy Kerr and announced in New York by executive director Bill Coffman.
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USF Dons Rout Chico State 74-31 in Kezar Pavilion
USF, ranked fourth in the national preseason poll, blanked Chico State 74-31 at Kezar Pavilion. Coach Phil Woolpert pulled his starters early after a 40 point first half surge, with reserve John Cunningham scoring a game high 12 in his first varsity appearance.
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John Cunningham
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Dodd Denies Set To Quit Georgia Tech
Atlanta dispatch reports Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech denied retiring rumors in the Chattanooga newspaper The Times. He stated he plans to be head coach at Tech for many years and called the rumors propaganda intended to hurt recruiting.
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Gators Open San Jose State Test as Stanford Faces St Marys
College basketball preview notes Gators test San Jose State while Stanford meets St Marys in a crowded WCAC slate. Recurring players include Don Reid Denny and Art Pasquinelli, with newcomers Ned Fitger ald Bob Larson and Budz Alrey joining a reshaped lineup. Stanford plans to start sophomores Neal Brockmeyer and John Arrillaga to challenge the San Jose attackers.
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Stilt Scores 30 As Kansas Tops Oklahoma State
Kansas, ranked No. 2, edged Oklahoma State 63-56 after Wilt Chamberlain exploded for 17 points in the second half to lift the Jayhawks past their first big test. Archie Does added 24 points for Kansas, while Indiana fell to Ohio University 1948. Michigan State, Rice and Illinois won, and Gonzaga debutant Jean Claude Lefebvre scored 14 in a win over Idaho.
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Long undergoes minor surgery in glandular ailment
Chicago Cubs first baseman Dale Long, who batted .298 with 22 homers last season, underwent minor surgery to correct a glandular problem in the lower abdomen Monday. He is expected to be released from the hospital within a few days.
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DeMolay Games Tonight and Tomorrow in Hayward
DeMolay basketball action runs 6:45 p.m. at Hayward High with San Lorenzo and Washington Township both 1-0. Additional tilts pit La Leandra versus Castro Valley and Hayward versus Livermore, all set for 6:45 p.m. at HHS this week.
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Hayward Rec football title game set at Linda Visit School
San Lorenzo Village and Castro Valley eleventh graders will face off for the Hayward Area Recreation District flag football championship tomorrow at Linda Visit School. Kickoff is at 4 p.m. local teams and officials expect a tight contest.
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