Uncensored Telecasts Stir Football Fans and Gallant Promises
Commissioner Joe Foss advocates uncensored NFL telecasts with full production, criticizing censorship of player clashes. The piece mixes club quotes, local star mentions, and notes on Rams, Dodgers, and college connections, highlighting media access and franchise tensions in Southern California sports.
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Nitehawks Travel to Face Pomona Nine
Eddie Waymire with a9 0 record and a0 25 earned run average will start for the Long Beach Nitehawks as they travel to Pomona to meet Pacific Forge. Game time is at Washington Fork Grand and Town Aves. The Hawks have won 21 of 23 games. Waymire has 122 strikeouts in 803 innings and nine walks. The Nitehawks return home Saturday to face Taft.
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Skate Star to Compete for National Crown
American promoter Jack Suzanne Trover unveils plans to sign three stars for a Southwest Pacific Coast pro troupe. Suzanne Trover oversees a Long Beach based team as 11 year old Suzanne from Long Beach, California, aims for the national junior girls singles crown in Little Rock Arkansas on July 23 to 30. She has passed multiple tests in dance figure and freestyle and earned a gold bar last week, becoming the youngest to win the Southwest Pacific Coast regional title.
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In-Field and Out Flag-Crazy Bucs Don t Need Pep Talks
A five minute interview with Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh touches on pressure pep talks and wind at Candlestick Park. He says the club thrives on professional play, values the pennant race as a close fight, and notes dust and wind are minor factors compared with the wind and field conditions.
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Braves Win Sixth Straight Behind 25th Homer
Milwaukee Braves top St. Louis Cardinals 9-5 as three unearned runs on three errors fuel the victory. Ron Piche earns the win in a two inning relief stint, lifting Milwaukee within 1 1/2 games of first place Pittsburgh. Eddie Mathews scores on a walk and a homer by the batter drives in the go-ahead runs.
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Daley's Wild Pitch Delivers Orioles Win in Kansas City
Bud Daley wild pitched the deciding run in the tenth as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Athletics 9 to 3. The night spiced up when a fan rushed the field and punched umpire Bob Stewart, then was tackled by Hank Soar and an usher who aided Stewart.
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Rademacher Wins Easy 10 Round Decision Over Chuvalo
Toronto boxing scene reports Pete Rademacher of Columbus Ga won a unanimous 10 round decision over Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvalo before about 2,500 fans at Maple Leaf Stadium. Rademacher delivered a controlled performance, extending his Olympic pedigree as Chuvalo pressed but could not tally a stoppage or clear offense.
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White Sox top Bosox 6-0 in shutout win
Chicago pitcher Billy Pierce earned his first shutout of the year, striking out four as the White Sox defeated Boston 6-0. Luis Aparicio homered and scored on a fourth inning inside the park drive after Sherm Lollar and Al Smith singled.
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Youth tennis tourney advances in California and Chicago
L B youths continue net tourney progress as Cromwell and Leach win in singles and doubles. teammates Tanasecu and Cockroft win in Los Angeles. in Chicago, top seed Barry MacKay and Bernard Bartzen advance to the third round with straight-set wins over Tatler and Fisher.
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Spokane blanked Portland as Pagliaroni stars on offense
On the farm Pagliaroni homered while Jon Fairly went 1-for-4 with no RBI Willie Davis logged four hits including three doubles Charlie Smith added two hits and one RBI and Earl Robingson was held to five at bats in Spokane 10 Portland 0 Also Dallas businessmen offered 750000 to bring the Patterson Johansson title bout to the Cotton Bowl
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Texas League Scores Snapshot From Amarilla to Rio Grande Valley
Amarilla 5 San Antonio 6 Viciscia and Rio Grande Valley 1 Austin ia led by Viciscia timing and scattered scores show tight contests across the Texas League with Oakland and Tulsa prominent in the brief update.
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