Giants Vote For Move To San Francisco
The Giants board of directors approved moving the National League franchise from New York to San Francisco, with Brooklyn’s Dodgers seen as likely to follow next week. Stoneham said San Francisco city terms and a new park plan could have the team ready by 1958, while Seals Stadium would host day games this season.
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Baseball odds and scores from Knoxville and surrounding MLB action
Baseball results flow across multiple games with Knoxville and Mt Lena details. Key names include Norris, McNamae, Dixon, George, Thompson, and Cooper. The report covers scores by inning, earned runs, home runs, and pitching lines, plus a Colts note and Little League update.
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Giants to Move Baseball to San Francisco
San Francisco and supporters celebrate the New York Giants decision to relocate next season. Mayor George Christopher hails the move as a major economic boost worth an estimated 25 to 40 million dollars annually. Horace Stoneham confirms approval after a call from New York. A 10 million dollar Giants stadium with 45 000 seats is planned, plus parking for 10 000 cars.
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Mayer May Not Take Exhibition Schedule
New York August 19 Dick Mayer Open champion weighed his options after earning 50 900 cash and an option for 59 exhibitions at 1000 each He said he may skip the exhibition plan as any extra money would go to the government and suggested he might not sign for further events beyond September 1 under pressure from George S May sponsor of Tamden.
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Frederick Legion Team Heads to Parkersburg Regionals
The Frederick Junior American Legion baseball club leaves Frederick High School by chartered bus at 8 a.m. for Parkersburg West Virginia to face Whitesville and two other state champions in a double elimination Region 3 tournament. First game set for 10 p.m. EDT Wednesday at an unspecified ballpark.
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Polo Grounds Is Finished
The Giants departure from New York signals the end of an era and the possible death of the Polo Grounds. New York has hosted NL baseball on Manhattan Island for 75 years, with the Dodgers likely to move to Los Angeles and the Yankees taking over as New York’s lone major league team. Giants legends and manager John McGraw are recalled in a tribute to a golden age of baseball.
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First Lady Eisenhower Improves After Hospital Surgery
The White House said Mrs. Eisenhower is coming along well and will take time before leaving Walter Reed Army Hospital after surgery on August 6 to remove her uterus.
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