Round By Round Dodger Letters Stir Local Sports Row
A flood of reader letters targets Dodgers executives and players, criticizing management, rosters, and Chavez Ravine issues. Contributors from Los Angeles and surrounding areas debate Don Zimmer, Alston, Drysdale, Snider, and other icons, reflecting strong local sports debate and fan passion.
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Lane Zulueta Set for Muskegon Lightweight Bout
Michigan boxing commissioner Floyd Stevens of Grand Rapids approved a September 6 ten round lightweight bout in Muskegon between Kenny Lane and Orlando Zulueta.
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Reds Hit 18 as Acker Tops Phils 12-4 at Connie Mack
Cincinnati Reds hammer 18 hits behind pitcher Tom Acker in a 12-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium. Acker pitched a complete game for his first win in the season, improving to 1-2 while facing Semproch who dropped to 7-13. Wally Post homered late to cap Cincinnati’s big sixth inning that sealed the win.
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Tennis star Mervyn Rose suspended by LTAA
The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia suspended Mervyn Rose on Tuesday night pending proof of overseas travel expenses. Rose, a top left handed player, said he would promptly provide required information after being contacted in Munich and plans to fly to Australia to resolve the matter.
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Stars of Tomorrow in Local Sports Meet Summary
Readers see a crowded page of players and teams such as Murdoets, Stallard Gy, Wale OTARY LEAGHY NL, and Chandler in a regional meet. It lists multiple players with numbers, clubs, and venues including Eastside Boys and Southern Association standings, highlighting youth talent and upcoming fixtures.
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Gaspar Ortega Wins Split Decision in Madison Square Garden Bout
In a pivotal welterweight clash at Madison Square Garden, Gaspar Ortega defeats Mickey Crawford by split decision in a high stakes bout. Ortega, ranked No. 1, strengthens his claim for a title shot against the champion Virgil Alkias as the two clash in a bid for leverage in New York.
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Caliente Fans Praise Campas Triumphs in Jungle of Numbers
Caliente fans herald Rudy Campas as a rising sensation after a day of varied events. The 20 year old Arizona youngster led several winners, with six successes in the consolation pool and notable performances across multiple divisions.
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Brown Calls All-Stars Best in 10 Years
Chicago reports Coach Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns called the College All-Stars the best in a decade at a civic luncheon as Otto Graham commented football is a game of mistakes. The 25th All-Star game at Soldier Field is set for Friday night with ABC telecast and 6 30 p.m. PST start.
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Cards Drop Giants Back to Third 7-3
St Louis used timely hitting and San Francisco fielding lapses to beat the Giants 7 3 in San Francisco. Sad Sam Jones earned his 10th win despite a wild outing and 8 walks while Mike McCormick took the loss with six hits allowed. The victory moved St Louis to an eight win in nine games and dropped SF to third in the league standings.
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Kuts Dropped From London Race Because of Illness
Moscow radio reported Tuesday night that distance ace Vladimir Kuts was withdrawn from competition due to illness. The terse notice cited the illness as the reason for his removal from the London event roster.
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