Dodgers hear Podres may miss weeks amid Alston suspension
Brooklyn Dodgers face potential weeks without lefty Podres after an elbow inflammation was diagnosed. Alston began a three day suspension for remarks to umpires during a St Louis doubleheader. Pee Wee Reese fined, while Koufax’s X rays ruled out fracture but rest advised. Billy Herman to run club during suspension.
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Brooklyn Dodger rookie McDevitt sparks win over Reds
The jubilant Dodgers, led by 25-year-old rookie Danny McDevitt making his first big league start, defeated Cincinnati 7-5 as Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 7-5. McDevitt struck out 11 across seven innings, drove in the winning run with a squeeze bunt, and helped Brooklyn pull within two of the NL lead while Cincinnati tumbled to fifth. Milwaukee falls one game behind the Braves.
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Billy Martin Faces Long Trip After Trade
Billy Martin heads from New York to Washington by train for a four hour journey, the longest of his life, after being dealt from the New York Yankees to the Kansas City Athletics. He plays for the A’s against the Washington Senators tonight, a move he reluctantly accepts despite Casey Stengel’s praise.
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Yankees Struggle At Home Open With Tigers
New York starts a home stand vs Detroit after posting a 10 win 10 loss mark in 20 home games this season while faring better on the road at 23 of 35. The piece notes Yankee veteran dissatisfaction following a trade and clubhouse turmoil.
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DeColo Upsets Chiocca In 10 Round Bout
Tony De Cola, a 20 year old Brooklyn welter, upset Felix Chiocca of France by split decision in a 10 round televised bout at St. Nicholas Arena. De Cola won his sixth straight victory this year as he boxed long range and gained strength as the fight progressed. Chiocca weighed 142 pounds to De Cola's 146 and fought on three days notice after replacing Jimmy Archer who was injured.
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Fans to aid Chuck Stobbs with rabbit foot giveaway
Washington fans are asked to bring luck charms for pitcher Chuck Stobbs as the Senators host Cleveland. The first 3,000 spectators entering Griffith Stadium will receive a rabbit's foot ahead of Friday night’s game.
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Notre Dame to Meet NYU in Garden Showdown Next Season
New York notes Notre Dame basketball returns to Madison Square Garden for a Garden double header on February 6, renewing the long rivalry with New York University. The two teams last met in the Garden in 1924, remembering the program’s early era.
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Odessa Pro-Am Golf Tournament Nears Ninth Edition
The Odessa Pro-Am gathers for its ninth edition with a 72 hole best-ball format and a prize purse rising to 10008 dollars. Notable past winners include Bo Wininger Br yce Nelson Ernie Vossler Rex Daxter and Miller Barber among others. The field last year set a record with 101 players and 14 all amateur duos.
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Funk and Bulldog Face Main Go On Mat Program Tonight
Tonight at the Ector County Coliseum Dory Funk and Bulldog Pledhas square off in a best two falls match with a one hour limit. The winner earns a shot at champion Lou Thesz next week in a heavyweight title bout. Semifinal features Rip Rogers vs Bob Geigel, best two falls with 45 minutes. Rocky Columbo vs Stan Kola opens the card in a one fall 30 minute bout. Ringside $2, general $1. box office opens 6:30 p.m.
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Bud Seeks Pact On Grid Letter In Southwest Conference
Bud Wilkinson seeks a reciprocal agreement with the Southwest Conference on a letter of intent. He says the conference has shown no interest, though he asserts the aim is to honor all parties’ letters of intent and bond with any joining school.
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Gutowski’s Mark Retires Richards
OMAHA WP Olympic vault champ Bob Richards said Gutowski retired him after a record jump of 35 feet 9 inches by Bob Gutowski in Austin Texas Saturday. He answered questions on retirement, recalling his own fierce drive and noting the sport’s demands.
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Southpaw Tourney Draws 130 Players
Dallas hosts a national golf event opening with 130 entrants at the Dallas Athletic Club course. Harry Shoemaker of Signe Moawain, Tena, heads the field amid early rounds while Shoemaker notes par 288 as the expected score to win as play begins.
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