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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1956

Page

11

Unknown Joe Brown Poised To Claim Lightweight Title

Joe Brown, 31, may become the oldest lightweight champion in history if he defeats Wale lace Smith, 26, in New Orleans. The veteran has 84 wins in 114 bouts and has beaten Isaac Logart and Virgil Akins, with experts predicting Brown’s victory though Smith previously held the title after earning it from Jimmy Carter.

Joe Brown Oscar Fraley New York Carpenter Wale Lace Bud) Smith New Orleans Archie Moore Smith Moore Jimmy Carter King Larry Boardman Tony DeMarco Brown Houston Carter Rocky Marclaro Joe Marciano Rock Floyd Patterson Yolande Pompey James J. Parker Ray Robinson Johnny Saxton Isaac Logart Virgil Akins

Bell Intervenes in Ram Revolt Over Exhibition Pay

NFL Commissioner Bert Bell helped avert a Ram players boycott of a Friday exhibition with the Cleveland Browns at the Coliseum. Ram players sought 73 dollars weekly for veterans and 50 for rookies, while Los Angeles had not paid salaries before the first league game. General manager Tex Schramm was asked to delay reprisals as Bell planned talks with owners and arbitration was later agreed at season end.

National Football League Bert Bell Los Angeles Ram Ras Cleveland Browns Ram Los Angeles Tex Schramm Fell Hams Redlands Bill Skowrer New York Yankee del Mar Billy Pearson Arly Cleveland Browns San Francisco 49Ers Frankie Albert Red Strader Buck Shaw Tony Detroit Tigers Paul Richards Baltimore Oriole Satchel Paige Miami Bill Veeck Ed Furgal Dan Reeves Ed Pauley Fred Levy Hal Seley Schramm

DINCE ZEWINS Tuesday tattle tale updates

The column surveys sports market chatter. NFL expansion hints in Boston and Louisville, and Nippon links loom for PCL figures. Henry Thoceau heads the Olympic Commission shift toward Squaw Valley 1960 while Rams owner disputes play salary terms with players.

Aragon protests potential ref for Andrade bout at Wrigley Field

Aragon criticizes Frankie Van as possible referee for his August 29 outdoor fight with Cisco Andrade at Los Angeles Wrigley Field. Trainer Ray Lina said the Golden Boy filed a protest with the State Athletic Commission citing Van’s past business ties to Ralph Gambina, Andrade’s manager, and his friendship with Gambina.

Art Golden Boy Aragon Frankie van Cisco Andrade Wrigley Field Los Angeles Ray Lina Hollywood Legion Stadium State Athletic Commission Luna Van Ralph Gambina Andrade Valley Garden Arena Gambinal

Redskins Seek Subsidy to Kuharich for Injured Backs

The Washington Redskins face injury woes with quarterback Eddie Le Baron nursing a knee and No 2 quarterback Al gluta sidelined. Coach Joe Kuharich evaluates talent to field an able backfield for a month as they prepare to meet the San Francisco 49ers at Kezar Stadium.

Joe Kuharich Vic Jan Holly Washington Redskinswood Presbyterian Hospital San Francisco 49Ers Kezar Stadium Eddie LeBaron

Bailey Named Steelers Backup Quarterback This Week

Rookie Don Bailey of Penn State is the primary choice at quarterback for Sunday with Freddy Wyant from West Virginia as a backup. Bailey led the East to a 13-12 win in the Shrine game, while Wyant has yet to see a NFL game action. The piece also notes seasonal baseball results and a heated exchange between Rams coach Sid Gillman and Redskins coach Jed Kuharich after a recent game.

Nna H. D. Thoceau California Olympic Commission Squaw Valley Henry Welter Koenix German Olympic Committee Don Bailey Penn State Freddy Wy i Pant West Virginia Bailey Wyant Teagre Sacramento Ear San Francisco Vancouver Hollywood Seartts Portland Los Angeles San Diego Scantlebury Garber Gilmore Searinbchael Gilaetin Ansas Baltimore Crimson Morn J. Cleveland New York Carson Coleman Chicaza Boson Wilson Howell Nixon Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Kansas City Dlwaukies Stocklyn Gleinsant St. Louis Ehlsderph Te Pittsburgh Chringe Waw York Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Jones

Wehmeier Makes Comeback Run With Cardinals Pitching

Ex prep phenom Herm Wehmeier headlines a return to form as he drives a winning stretch for the St. Louis Cardinals. Trading history and coaching patience shaped his rebound. now 8-8 after an 0-2 start, he has won five straight, allowing just three runs in 28 innings across his last three starts. He faces Brooklyn tonight.

MAN OF Hope Dewey Soriano Seattle Rainier Sagpamer Los Angeles Nets Seattle Eames Angels ST. Louis Hermany Webmeier St. Lous Cardinals Cardinal Herm Brookyn

Spahn Relieves to Save Braves in 3-2 Win Over Reds

Warren Spahn, used in relief after Lew Burdette pitched eight strong innings, earned the save as the Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati 3-2. Spahn entered in the ninth, walked one batter, induced a double play, and retired Ed Bailey to seal the win. Joe Adcock homered twice including his 80th, while Mathews and Robinson contributed RBIs as Milwaukee extended its NL lead to 2½ games over the Dodgers and 3½ over the Reds.

United Prea Milwaukee Braves Warren Spahn Spahn Cincinnati Redlegs Lew Wally Post Haney Ed Bailey Braves Dodgers

Giants Dominate Colts 28-10 in Boston Exhibition

New York Giants score a touchdown each quarter to beat the Baltimore Colts 28-10 before 21,000 at Boston University field. Highlights include Thomas, Merah, Semeiker, Webster, Gifford scoring touchdowns and McPhail Chandas conversions.

Boston New York Giants Baltimore Colts Boston University Field Boleinante New York Baltimore Thomas Merah McPhail Semeiker Heinrich Webster Gifford Clatterbuck Rush Chandas

Sports on Radio TV Radio Fritts ve Cube RABC Race Re-creations

Fragmented radio television sports item notes race re-creations and matchups. Mentions Seattle KEW and Abrez Tren Hehe Hol. Details are unclear with several garbled names and terms from the broadcast schedule.

Fritts Cube RABC Seattle KEW

Majors Adopt New Pension Plan Across MLB

Major league teams unanimously approve a new pension plan offering enhanced life insurance medical and hospitalization benefits funded by a 16.5 million five year TV and radio deal for World Series games. Eligibility extends to players active inactive and retired since 1947 with annual player contributions of 344 dollars.

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Trojan Club urges USC withdrawal from PCC

The Trojan Club urged USC to leave the Pacific Coast Conference citing policy and action against US interests. Boosters pressed for withdrawal before the 197 season.

Trojan Club USC Inday PCC

World Series of Drag Racing Opens In Lawrenceville

The third annual world series of drag racing gathers twenty nine classes of top hot rodders led by defending champion Lloyd Scott of Long Beach California with Bustle Bomb No 2. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday under the Automobile Timing Association of America. The Arfons brothers of Akron Ohio challenge with the Green Monster entry using helicopter engines.

Lawrenceville Automobile Timing Association of America Lloyd Scott Long Beach Calif Arfons Brothers Akron Ohio

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