Seals Fall 2-0 as Crowd Reels Against Padres
In San Francisco 10 020 fans watched the Seals lose 2-0 to San Diego at Seals Stadium. Albie Pearson left with an arm injury, with replays noting a bone bruise and a possible two day absence. Jack Spring and Rudy Regalado paced the Padres’ win as Seattle’s bid for a near-clinching lead remained intact despite the shutout.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Results and Series
A garbled sports page shows standings and scores with multiple games. Key items include Kansas City beating Nidaitatee, New York defeating Detroit, and Cleveland beating Boston. Also noted are various pitcher matchups, and series standings among Hollywood Portland San Francisco Vancouver Los Angeles Sacramento San Diego and others.
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City funds earmarked for Chavez Ravine stadium site
Councilman Charles Navarro summed up the move as cooperative and long overdue. The two million dollars, marked for a site in Chavez Ravine near downtown, would support a 10 million dollar stadium project to be built by Dodger President Walter O Malley, according to city officials.
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Threat Of Chaos In Baseball Prompts Antitrust Alarm
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick warned lawmakers that subjecting baseball to monopoly laws would spark chaos and set the sport back 50 years. He argued the reserve clause protects loyalty and warned that antitrust action could endanger pension plans and fans. Rep. Sydney Herlong Jr. echoed concerns that minor leagues would bear the heaviest burden.
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Knight Set to Ink Squaw Valley Bill
Sacramento reports Governor Goodwin planned to sign a 1957 bill today to provide 2,990,000 for staging the 1980 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. Sen Harold T Johnson sponsored the measure, supplementing 5,000,000 already appropriated, and it grants the state condemnation rights for private property needed for the event.
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Swing and Sway Snider Sued for Foul Ball Injury
Cincinnati women sue Dodgers outfielder Duke Snider for 75000 dollars claiming a foul ball struck her in a 1954 game. The suit, filed last October by Mrs. Davie Green, alleges Snider bobbled and whipped his body in a wanton manner causing the ball to hit her.
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Milwaukee Braves Manager Ha ney Hospitalized After Illness
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney was sent to a hospital for examination after an upset stomach. Dr Irwin Schultz ordered tests to determine the illness cause. A related civil suit claims a spectator was struck by a foul ball hit by Snider, alleging negligent bat control.
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Irresistible Force Shantz Wins Eighth As Yankees Rise
New York edged Detroit 2 1 to push toward first place as Chicago slipped. Shantz won his eighth with Carey and Richardson delivering both runs via doubles. Hoeft pitched for Detroit. Mantle struggled as the Yanks widened their lead. Milwaukee fell to New York Giants in a 5 4 decision as Crone won in relief.
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Mantle Earns Two More Baseball Awards
New York star Mickey Mantle of the Yankees received two honors before a game with Detroit. He was presented the Hillerich and Bradsby silver bat for the 1956 American League championship and named Sporting News Player of the Year for 1956.
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Finish line bulls eye to mark jockeys at Pleasanton fair
Pleasanton prepares for a 12 day county fair race meeting opening Friday with a large bulls eye installed at the finish line to remind riders of Willie Shoemaker’s Derby miscue at Churchill Downs. Jockey Jimmy Bidwell arrived to ride the inaugural program. Entries for Friday’s 12 race card at Pleasanton and Bay Meadows will be taken tomorrow morning.
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Webb upset by Joseph in New Orleans boxing upset
New Orleans Charles Joseph defeated Spider Webb in a 110 round middleweight bout by unanimous decision. Joseph weighed 159 pounds, one small margin under Webb, and dominated the bout with the lone knockdown coming in the sixth round.
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Rabio Log 705 Boxing Clash Spotlight Notes
Boxing listing mentions Joe Brown versus Orlando Zulueta from KGO with details for the Seals versus San Diego game on KYA. The fragment hints at radio boxing log and baseball scheduling for station coverage. The readable items are sparse but indicate broadcast pairings and network tags.
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Unknown Lightweight Championship Bout in Denver
Champion Joe Brown prepares to defend his lightweight title against Havana challenger Orlando Zulueta in a 15 round Denver Coliseum bout. Brown, 31, seeks to extend his reign as Zulueta, never knocked down in 11 years, vows to topple the champion. The bout will be nationally televised from Denver with a $35,000 gate projected and purse details outlined by promoter Joe Dupler.
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Olson Sharp in Split Decision Over Joey Maxim
In Portland at Civic Auditorium Olson Sharp edged veteran Joey Maxim in a split decision. Judges had Olson ahead 57-44 54-44 and 56-54 with the referee awarding Maxim 56-54. Olson, fighting for first time since May 1956, weighed 187 pounds and landed sharp shots while Maxim staggered him in round four. A crowd of 4,402 paid $21,242 to witness the bout.
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Bobo) Olson
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Vargas Stops Romero In Fifth In Richmond Heavyweight Bout
Ruben Vargas of Richmond battered Edgardo Romero for nearly five rounds in a heavyweight bout, Romero bleeding from cuts, before referee Johnny Lotsey stopped the fight at 2 10 of the fifth. Preliminary results included a draw between Ronnie Perez and Willie Wood.
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Lotz Wallace advance in S F junior golf tourney
In the San Francisco City Junior Golf Championships at Lincoln Park Lotz of Arroyo High San Lorenzo and Wallace of Hayward advanced. Lotz twice faced trouble surviving 23 holes against Craig Smith after earlier medal in four under par 85. Olson beat Bill Javick 1 up while Wallace downed Wayne Hightax on 18th.
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