Dodgers radio plan shows players' pay expectations in New York
Bob Kelley recalls Dodgers players like Duke Snider and Pee Wee Reese joining kids on a radio feature, noting agents and fees for appearances. He contrasts Dodgers cooperation with higher NY pay norms. The piece also praises Kenneth Littler, a rising golfer once seen as Hogan’s successor, highlighting his 1957 earnings and steady rise at age 26.
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X TV
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Mantle
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Ken Venturi
Littler
Ben Hogan
Las Vegas
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Kenneth
Bantam Ben
Local high school baseball round-up seals three wins
Wilson, Poly, Jordan and Lakewood posted Friday victories in non league play. England's Bruin England spun seven strikeouts with four walks and Fred Esparza drove in all three runs in Newport's 3-0 win. Poly beat Montebello 3-4 behind Willie Brown's double and Brian McCall's triple. Jordan defeated Compton 8-2 with Berryhill and Anderson homers. Lakewood broke open a four run first inning in a 14-5 victory over Dominguez as Don French struck out eight.
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Jordan
Compton
Berryhill
Don Anderson
Lakewood
Lancers
Dominguez
Don French
Newport Harbor OY
WVU
Cacettenes
Xeemith Sol Lillendil
Dalton
Beeperop
Raawets Englvnd
Expe Rutin
Moantenelly
Aufinan
Stephana
Dotson
Ha King
Nelsdamum
Derev Killay
Weight Avareler
Gleason Apologizes for Robbery Charge at MSG
New York boxing scene butting heads as Gleason, manager of heavy weight Nino Valdes, apologizes to the New York Athletic Commission for shouting robbery after Valdes lost a split decision to Alex Miteff at Madison Square Garden last month. Both men cried robbery and called opponents bandits and burglars after the February 21 bout.
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New York
Boony Gleason
Nino Vadles
New York Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Faldes
Cuba
Argentina
Alex Miteff
Glea Ison
Valdes
City League Scores Snatchers Triumph in Low-Scoring Game
City league results show Snatchers beat Dominguez 43 to 1 in a rough affair. Pet Hustlers lead Shorehouse 54 to 21 while Chey Transfer 24 Age Auto and Park 28 both posted wins.
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Shorehouse
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Park
186 Prep Ovalmen Vie at Southern Counties Invitational
Heavy rain threatens the Southern Counties Invitational track meet at Humington Beach where 1,186 athletes from 73 schools are scheduled to compete. Organizers await clearing weather as events shift to indoor facilities if possible.
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Southern Counties
Humington Beach
Poly Swimming Teams Triumph
Poly swimmers sweep a meet led by standouts Mills, Von Homert, and Newman. Whistler, Newport Harbor, and Long Beach entries posted notable times as Poly defeated rivals in a high school championship style clash with tight scoring and multiple event wins and records.
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Lee Moneley
Bole Schednneschi
Fly
Tes Fueor
butterly—Booth
Mills CN
Léckyer
Freenye— von Homert
Mirke
Harvey CN
Gord
Wyakjock
Lawson
Mueeley
Hare Jin
Te Betivenn Cuughan
Montgomery
Kenar
Bucks
Busey
Davison
Keough
Meatnnigal
Soeth
Snuckyer
Rengaiet
Tita
al Whittier
Whitlier
Poly
Newyork Harbor
CIF Playoffs Central Group Scores and Closest Games
Colton 42 Centennial 61 led by strong second half. Compton U2 and Burroughs fought to a 41 40 finish against Bell Gardens. Grae led Southern with 49 points as Newman scored four.
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Colton
Centennial
Sarte Maria
Burroughs
Bell Gardens
Sourhern
Grae
eNeo
Newman Sumone
Bruins Coast Past Lakewood in Narrow Final
Lakewood Bruin teams rout Linfield and Fresno State in a late season basketball showdown at Santa Ana. Chapman, led by Mambi and Stevens, beat Chico State 69-56 to advance to the finals against Fresno State, with Wilson scoring 24 points and a 31-30 halftime edge.
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State
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Billy Graham
Santa Ana
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Lake
Panther Swim Team Faces Narrow Margin In Meet
Fragmented OCR shows Downes and Cropper leading in a divers events while Simonson and Welds contribute in sprints and relays. Berg shoots 72 to claim a one stroke lead in Jacksonville Women’s Open as Hanson and Jessen tie for second with Hagge at 74.
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Rovecrans Tech
Ny Simonson
Troyer
Hauz
Tareas
Snide
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Tara
E Cambring
Berg
Jacksonville
Pla
Patty Berg
Hyde Park Corse
Beverly Hanson
Calif
Ruthie Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Marlene Hagge
Centennial and Compton reach CIF final with semifinal wins
Centennial High eliminated Beach City College gym and Compton High edged Colton 62 41 to reach the prep championship. Santa Maria set CIF scoring mark with 915 points. Frank Jackson led Centennial with 20 points as Santa Maria and Colton Championship showdown looms tonight.
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Beach City College
Santa Maria
Ton High
Colton
Coast
Long
Johny Radometkin
Centennial
Frank Jackson
Apaches
Compton
Centenniall
Brad Greene
Billy Daniels
Marv Fleming
Anthony Berr
Greene
Eeee
Bittick Sets Two National Junior College Records
Long Beach City College swimmers dominated a double dual meet at their new pool, with Chuck Bittick breaking two national junior college marks. He cut 1.1 seconds in the 200 back to 2:10.0 and split 58.0 in the 400 medley relay lead, as the Vikings won 4:03.8. LBCC totaled 53 points to Pasadena 18 and Mt. San Antonio 15.
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Long Beach City College
Mt. San Antonio
Pasadena Jin
Bittick
Vikings
Vikes
Pasadena
Mt. San’ Antonio
Long Beach
Isk
Hagmann
Marth
Noseiey
Moss
New National
Wraiwell
Witneas Held
Ram Swimmers Triumph in Medley Relay Meet
The Tarbabes faced a crowded roster of swimmers including Cobbie, Knowler, Pinex, Montrelle, and Parker in a medley relay and individual events. Notable marks include 100 butterfly by Cobbie and 100 back by Pinex, with teams such as Montrelia and Montresa contributing strong legs. Final times featured 4x50 relays and individual splits around the 2:10 range, reflecting a competitive meet with multiple clubs and swimmers listed.
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Pye
Meister
Alien
Oo Ffenstein
Osborne
Montrelia
Montrelle Oyle
Meise Rest
Parker
Dimont
Mackay advances to second round in Cairo tennis event
Barry Mackay, a U S Davis Cup player from Dayton Ohio, moved into the second round of Cairo international men's singles by routing 4 Labat of Egypt 6 1 6 0 Dorothy Head Knode of Forest Hills North Carolina followed with a 6 0 6 1 victory in women's singles over Mrs B Fawal of Egypt for the second round.
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Barry MacKay
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Labat
Egypt
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
N. C
Mrs. B. Fawal
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