OMalley bids farewell to New York scribes in Brooklyn
Walter OMalley addressed New York sports writers in Brooklyn as he finalized plans to move the Dodgers to Los Angeles. He hinted at a future NL expansion to as many as ten clubs by 1960 and suggested a park could lure a National League franchise to New York in twenty minutes.
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Walter O'Malley
New York
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Washington
Buti O'Malley
O'Malley
Teague
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Polo Grounds
Robedy
Sports Center Authority
Los ‘Angeles
Chapman Tumbles Long Beach State In Narrow College Showdown
Chapman College upset Long Beach State 59 to 54 before 500 fans as Chapman showed sharp shooting while Long Beach struggled from the floor. Marv Decker led Chapman with 17 points and Bob Hamblin added 16 as the Panthers pulled away late.
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Frank Morandini
Long Beach State
Chapman
Marv Decker
Panthers
Marshall LaCour
Bob Hamblin
Long Beach
Decker
Hamblin
49Ers
Laverne
la Verne
Gangman
Lone Beach
Ewa Riverm
G ‘Sutherland
Slavens
Baiso & Artene Noore
Chepruin
McCarter
Pinks
stonerHon
Masters at Legion Stadium Highlighted by Local Matchups
The card lists a slate of events at Legion Stadium featuring Rachiy Banta, Antia, and Lam, with notable appearances by Be Masters and Tokoaseat. The contests are set for 10 mm, at the country club venue, with URES and LaVerse among the participants.
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Antia
Lamsasientbatin Vuley Ate Ures
State
LaVerse
Bow'at & 2
Gou—L
Be Masters
Tokoaseat
Elewaog Country Club
EE Elyted Legion Stadium
Chisox Scout Dies at 63 in Philadelphia
Philadephia report notes Harry H. Odonnell aged 63, a scout for the Chicago White Sox, passing away Friday at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Funeral details not disclosed.
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Chisox
Philadelphia
Harry H. O'Donnell
Chicago White Sox
University of Pennsylvania
Stingy USF Knocks Over Lions 52-38
The fifth-ranked San Francisco Dons defeated Loyola of Los Angeles 52-38 to extend their winning streak to ten games and improve to 4-0 in the West Coast Athletic Conference. Mike Farmer scored 23 points while Art Day grabbed 18 rebounds, fueling a comeback after a rough first half. Loyola drops to 10-4.
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USF
Lions
SAN Francisco Upi
Mike Farmer
San Francisco Dons
Loyola of Los Angeles
Dons
Loyola
Farmer
Art Day
Long Beach City College regains share of Metropolitan lead
Long Beach City College rolled to a 74 to 54 win over Harbor Junior College in the BCC gym to pull even atop the Metropolitan Conference. Harbor struggled from the floor as LBCC dominated on the boards 70 to 38 led by Bill Jordan with 23 points. Dick Markowitz scored 20 and Dave Jones 18 for the Vikings while Hank Salcido was held to seven points.
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Long Beach City College
Victor
Harbor JC
BCC
Vikings
Ag Valley
Harbor
Long Head
Seahawks
Bill Jordan
Bob Berry
Scorling
Dick Markowitz
Dave Jones
Long Beach
Warriol
Hank Salcido
Salcido
Markowitz
Jones
LSCC
Charlie Church
Gee Abay Lbuc Rollins
Yordax Aginssn
Fodue
Pre Vent Tacoey
Jones Dave Jones
Jeape High
John Gwarthney
LBCC
Metro
John Neagle
Cantrell
George Lake
Recreation Park
Meyers
Hank Coger
Meadows
Lark
Bakersfield
Billy
Casper
UCLA
Santa Clara
Lamewood
Santa ‘Clara
Bruins
Dick Carmody
Meadowlark
Walt Torrance
Virginia
Beri
Rogers
Today
Marelof Dimes Bowling Tourney Nets $60 for Charity
The annual Marelof Dimes bowling tournament sponsored by the Independent Pregs Telegram 700 Club netted $60 for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Club secretary Vic Hodge announced the result, noting 728 bowlers participated in the 10th renewal staged at North Long Beach Bowl.
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the Independent
Pregs-Telegram
700 Club
National Foundation For Infantile
Vic Hodge
North Long
Beach Bowl
Shoemaker Reaches 3000th Victory in American Racing Hall
Jockey Bill Shoemaker, 26, became the sixth American rider to reach 3000 wins, matching a landmark achieved by Longden and Arcaro among others. Santa Anita will honor him with a silver plate after the fourth race today as he joins the elite 3000 Club.
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Friday
Anita
Shoemaker
Nal
Pete
Yesteryear
Kimmer Shoemaker
Johnny Lorigden
Eddie Atkinson
Johnny Adams
Ralph Neves
Iaa Longden
Eddie
Arcaro
Ted
Atkinson
Adams
Neves
Gordon ‘Richards
England
Golden’ Gate Fields
Longden
Santa Anita
Virginia Coach Given AFA Post
Virginia moved to replace Lawrence as assistant coach at Naval Academy with Ben Martin, a former Navy player and head coach at Virginia since 1956. Shaw resigned to focus on business. Iowa State explored successors to Jim Myers with George Dickerson and Red Sanders among names, Nebraska also backing away from the race.
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Ben Martin
Lawrence
Buck) Shaw
Naval Academy
Virginia
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Park
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Annapolis
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Navy Place
Junder
Tom Hamilton
George ‘Laver
Eddie Erdelatz
Shaw
Philadelphia Eagles
Virginia- Quickly
Bost
Harrison Nesbit
Cavalier
Iowa State
Jim “Myers
Texas A&m
George ‘Dickerson
Red San‘ders
Laide
Ucla
Ant
Nebraska
Huskies Beat Stanford Behind Smart 29 Points
Washington over Stanford 69-58 as Smart scored 29 and Stady added 21. Huskies built a 38-28 halftime lead with red hot shooting in Seattle.
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Stanford
Seatile P—Dolig
Smartford
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Jon
Stansmart
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Washington
Stady
Uftme Zoore — Waabion
McMillan Thorn for Dodgers in Major League Return
The piece profiles Roy McMillan, famed NL shortstop for the Dodgers and Reds, noting his transition from softball to major league glory with Cincinnati. It highlights his defensive prowess, Golden Glove acclaim, and multiple top finishes in double plays and fielding metrics across the 1950s.
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McMillan
Rawings Sporting Goods
Jed NL
Putouits
Eddi Miller
Dick Bartell
Othi Wise
Metillan
Fragmented college basketball scores list
A garbled score sheet lists numerous games and results including Nevada 64 Cil Aggies 37, Puget Sound 60, Seattle Pacific 75 82, Oakland 3 Brockton 44 Contra Costa 4, Menlo Orange Coast 97 Citrus 10, Compton 80 Olendale 00, Colby 72 Trini ni z Bua 8, Michigan 80, Florida 6, Utah 67. The text is heavily corrupted with many partial names and stray characters.
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Aes
Nevada
Cil Aggies
Mumboldt
Bar Pianciacy
Yori Colby
Trini
Puttala
Srehra
Titereville Aa Werene Fa
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Eres
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Tinola
Adrian” AI
Tittin
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Mick Gan
AO Hentueny
Florida
Wan A Eh
Eftiak al
Ward Do
Chattanne Cook
Aina ‘Young
Utah
Durelle Stops Hinnant In MSG Return Knockout
Fran Durelle earns an avenging technical knockout over Clarence Hinnant at 1 46 08 of round seven in a Madison Square Garden telecast. Referee Harry Kessier halted the bout as Hinnant appeared unable to defend. Durelle extends his unbeaten streak to 12 wins.
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New York
Fran Durella
Clarence Hinnant
Madison Square Garden
Harry Kessier
Hinnant
Washington, D.C
Whem Hinnant
Miami Beach
Nyello
Masters Tourney begins with veteran White favored
Veteran Neil White, California State champion in 1932 and a top Southland amateur, is favored to retain the Lakewood Lakewood Masters title as the 72 hole medal event tees off at Lakewood today at 10 am. Main rivals include Olson, Cantrell, Meyers, and local pros offer cautious praise of each.
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Neil
California
Southland
Lakewood
White
Frank Cantrell
Recreation Park
Craig
Son
Lynn Meyers
Meadowlark
Virginia
NBIL
Joe
Robinson
Olson
Johnny
Anselmo
Cantrell
Meyers
Ers
New York Hopes for National League Team
New York City opened doors for a National League baseball team promising to build a sports stadium. Mayor Robert Wagner said the city is concerned and urged the NL to decide. William Shea was instructed to contact NL president Warren Giles about bringing a team to New York.
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Tre City
Robert Wagner
William Shea
Warren Giles
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