Braves Blast 4 Homers From Dodgers for 7-5 Win
Braves slug four long balls including two in the fourth as Milwaukee beats Los Angeles 7 to 5 at the Coliseum. Burdette earned the win despite five walks, Mathews and Thomas provided key RBIs, and Podres took the loss amid two Dodgers errors undermining a late rally. Wally Moon stole home and Moon tripled to spark San Francisco with the Padres, while Crandall may miss time with shoulder trouble.
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Olympic games crowd demands year by year plan
A proposed remedy to bloated Olympics suggests hosting distinct annual events such as Track and Field, Team, Water, and Winter Games, moving away from quadrennial cycles. Rome 1960 figures show vast staffing and ticket challenges. Tokyo 1964 aims to expand facilities and scope amid cost and land issues.
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Angels urged to play in Coliseum by LA council
The Los Angeles City Council urged the Angels to move to the Coliseum. Ransom M. Callient introduced a resolution asking fans to push officials to seek permission to play in the Coliseum, which would accommodate over ninety thousand compared with Wrigley Field’s twenty thousand.
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Bilko Hits First Homer as A's Top Angels 5-3
Joe Gordon, in a pressed outfit, directed the Athletics from the press box by telephone for a major league first, as Oakland beat the California Angels 5-3. The win snapped the Angels fifth straight defeat and 11th road loss. Gordon said he was unsure about returning to the box for the next game.
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Lane A's Boss: No Quitter In Five Game Road Trip
Lane denies quitting his Kansas City post as Athletics manager and plans to stay with the team. Gordon Bennie Gordon uses the press box strategy but notes workload. Angels pitcher Aaron Gordon and Roy Gordon discuss game plans.
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Tigers Triumph Over Orioles 10-5 in Front of 9,020
Detroit outhits Baltimore 15 to 13 as Bill Bruton drives in three and all Tigers starters plate at least one run. Dick Brown adds three RBIs while Dick Hart takes the loss for the Orioles.
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Boxing results and notes from Monday sports card
Report covers results from multiple bouts including Nieder discussing a later main event. Crardello stopped Wilfie Greaves in Detroit. Card highlights include Cincinnati and Milwaukee actions, with references to boxers and venues.
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Giants Dominate Cubs in 14-1 rout at San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda drove in five runs with two doubles and a homer as Felipe Alou hit a grand slam and Matty Alou homered, powering the San Francisco Giants to an 14-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The Cubs dropped to nine losses in ten games while Mike McCormick earned his fourth win.
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Nieder Pro Debut Lasts 2 Minutes
Philadelphia heavyweight Jimmy Wiley stopped Olympic shot put champion Bill Nieder in Nieder’s pro boxing debut at the Alhambra. Wiley floored Nieder twice inside 2:10 of the first round, ending the scheduled six-round bout as Nieder offered little offense.
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