Dodgers Welcome Blair Field Homecoming In Lively Debut
Blair Field's first professional baseball day drew praise as Dodgers officials and players boosted the event. Notable attendees included Ted Patterson and AL Campanis, with Charley Dressen and Eddie Roebuck involved. Ron Fairly starred with a pregame homer and continued impact during the game, while Greta Andersen drew cheers from players.
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Marshall Urges NFL Cut Phony Ceremonies
Washington owner George Preston Marshall urged the NFL to abolish pregame player introductions and the coin toss ceremony calling them phony rituals. He said the league should hire a full time director of halftime entertainment and favor higher quality shows.
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Bruins Emphasize Running Game Ahead of Huskies Clash
UCLA coach Bill Barnes led a two hour practice stressing running attack. Tailback Jim Steffen handled most ball handling with fullbacks Gene Gaines and Ray Smith gaining ground. Barnes warned UCLA must improve its rushing for the Seattle trip to face Washington Saturday.
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Indians Franchise Shift Discussion Planned By Cleveland Board
William s board chairman of Cleveland Indians baseball says he will lay the facts about a franchise shift before club directors, likely next week. The board must decide whether to move the team to a new location or stay in Cleveland as attendance has dwindled. Daly and Premumbly outline possible plans attributed to Minneapolis or Houston.
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Bruins Favored After Upset Losses In Hockey And Football
Bruins and Huskies lead betting odds despite recent defeats as college teams face key showdowns. Pittsburgh Pirates acquire infielder Jim Pendleton and pitcher Don Rave from Columbus in a three-team trade. Pendleton hit 318 with 68 RBIs and 44 homers in 123 games for Columbus.
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Folley to challenge Floyd Patterson for title in London
In London at the Empire Pool Wembley Farley Folley aims to dethrone Floyd Patterson after Cooper, Henry, and other contenders fail to halt Patterson’s 14 title defenses since 1954. The boxing odds lean Patterson as a heavy favorite based on form charts.
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Skipjack, Yellowtail and Marlin Bite Offshore Coastwide
Last week's coastwise reports show Skipjacks in along the shore from San Diego to Paradise Cove with many boats exceeding 100 fish. San Clemente and Newport boats chased yellows, barracuda and white sea bass while marlin activity rose near Dana Point and Catalina. Pierpoint Landing schedules an On-the-Water Boat Show Oct 30 to Nov 9. fishing remains strong with limits reported on several boats and continued action expected as season winds down.
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Canadian Football Coach Army 14 Beats Armination Calpare
A fragmented report notes a Canadian football game where Canadian Vootball Tae, led by Human Batter Cotmula 34, defeated Arminaton I Calpare with a 14 point margin. The readable text references players by name and a final score, signaling a racing of points in a single contest.
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