Dodger TV rights and pay television debate in 1957
A columnist discusses television versus radio rights for the Dodgers in 1957, noting American Tornado and Eastside Beer paid record radio fees while TV rights could triple the cost. He recounts Dutch Harrison’s golf lesson scene and contemplates advertiser affordability and public reaction to paid viewing.
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Ballente
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Mylonen
Isan Gabriel Country Club
Don McCallister
Dodé
Ers
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Eastside Beer
King
Rho Games
Armstead Edges Anahuac in Close Main Event
In a ten round title bout at Olympic Auditorium Armstead, a 10-7 underdog from Los Angeles, defeated Kid Anahuac of Mioxico City by unanimous decision. Referee Franke Van scored 96-9, Judge Dick Young 97-94, and Judge Tommy Herman 100-94, all in Armstead’s favor. Both fighters pressed from start to finish with no knockdowns or staggering blows.
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Paulle Armistead
Los Angeles
Kid Anahuac
Palmer 6 Under Par Leads Panama Open in Opening Round
Arnold Palmer of Latrobe shoots a 6 under par in Panama Open first round to hold a four stroke lead over Bob Watson and Oswaldo De Vicenza. Palmer carded an eagle and four birdies while remaining under par throughout.
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McLean Doubts Packers Trade Until After Draft Meeting
Green Bay coach Ray McLean doubts any NFL trades will occur before the draft meeting later this month. He indicated prudence about moves while teams assess selections and rosters.
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Green Bay
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Scooter” McLean
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Poly Honors Aqua Stars At Aquatics Banquet
High's swimming team dominated, while water polo athletes were honored at the annual aquatics banquet attended by more than eight Petroleum Club members. Eighteen varsity, sixteen Bees and one Cee water polo lettermen were named with special trophies going to John Freenor Jared Sloan and Keith Thomas for outstanding play.
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Petroleum Club
John Freenor
Jared Sloan
Bees
Keith Thomas
Cees
Poly Faces Jordan in Moore League opener at Jordan High
Poly High's Jackrabbits aim to rebound after a win over Millikan as they visit Jordan High for a Moore League clash. Millikan hosts Nelson as Lakewood and Lynwood meet in non league action. Jordan seeks first league start with back from illness Panthers in lineup include Florentine and Knapp.
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Jordan High
Ken Knapp
Panthers
Poly High
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Millikan
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Lynwood
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City League Basketball Roundup of Oddities and Scores
Fragmented OCR style summary notes a City League basketball scene with teams such as Yat Baptist Youth Belmont Shore Procter Mentiald GI At Rone Valley and Simone Barbers. It lists scores like 97 38 31 25 and references games against Piping Service Holst115 Apetea and various ad hoc matchups with unclear team names and misread terms.
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1St Latherne ‘Barone
Belmont Shore
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Fite Dept
Nitenawks
Valley Steak Mouse
Sporsores
Simone Barbers
Snuff's Clauimw
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Gaspers Wying
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Presa-Teicaram
Huisterano
Majestic
Cale
Foston
Hunccutt
St Anthony easily wins Catholic League game 62 53
St Anthony's beat Pius X 62 to 53 as reserves played late. Mike Olivas led with 22 points, Wes Collins added 18, St Anthony's improves to 4-2 in league. Pius X falls to 1-5. Chicago Cardinals news also noted, Walter Wollner claims trading talks with several teams and Lin Crow interest from Rams.
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Chicago Cardinals
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Brown Plans Retirement After Two More Bouts
Washington light weight champion Joe Brown, with 13 years in boxing, said he hopes to retire after two or three more paydays. If he can secure a couple of good fights, he would like to wind it up within the year.
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Thorn
Washington
Joe Brown
Brown
Ike
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