Rams Roll Giants 38 10 in Exhibition Night at Coliseum
Billy Wade starred with 12 completions for 204 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Rams beat the New York Giants 38 10 before 44 021 fans. Don Burroughs earned the game ball while Ron Waller faces 4 6 weeks out with a shoulder separation and Wade gains strong praise from Bob Waterfield.
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Cleveland Browns
Radio TV Schedule Highlights and Horse Racing Alerts
On air schedules include Bing Crosby programs on KNXT and KHLA, with racing updates for the Hopeful Stakes and roller derby coverage on KTLA. NKXT, KTLA, and KABS list evening events while KMPC bowls in North American time. Sunday sports feature Dodgers versus Redlegs on KMPC at 3:35.
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Net Ace Caught in Cup Hassle at Brookline
BROOKLINE Mass A newly formed doubles team and two U S Davis Cup youths block an all Australian final at the national doubles tennis tournament on Longwood grass. Ham Richardson and Alex Olmedo challenge defending champions Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser in one semi final while Barry MacKay and Sam Giammalva meet Bob Howe and Mal Anderson in the other. Althea Gibson and Maria Bueno top seeded pair face Jeanne Arth and Darlene Hard in the women final after Gibson and Bueno rout Eds Haydon Truan 6 3 6 3. Olmedo’s Davis Cup status sparks debate over a non U S citizen representing the U S.
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Bob Howe
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Althea Gibson
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Brazil
Maria Bueno
Miss Hard
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Final in women's amateur golf pits Quast against Romack
In Darien at Wee Burn the 1950s era national women’s amateur title comes down to a 3 hole match between Anne Quast, Stanford senior from Marysville Washington, and Barbara Romack of Sacramento California a former champion who aims to find a PR job next week. Romack won the title in 1954 and has reached the quarter finals multiple times. Quast, who first played in 1952, has progressed to semifinals and quarterfinals in prior years. Quast upset last year’s champ Gunderson to reach this final, while Romack carries extensive tourney experience and is poised to defend.
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Layne Leads Lions to Preseason Victory Over Browns
Detroit Lions, under coach George Wilson, defeated the Cleveland Browns 17 to 7 in a preseason game at Detroit. QB Bobby Layne directed an 80 yard, 11 play scoring drive and connected for more than half the yardage, signaling readiness for his sixth season after a broken ankle last December. Browns penalties totaled 124 yards, with three interceptions and a fumble.
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Moore Reaches U S Girls Grass Court Finals
Wimbledon junior champion Sally Moore of Bakersfield California defeated Donna Floyd of Arlington Virginia 6 2 6 2 to enter the finals of the 41st annual U S Girls Grass Court tennis tournament in Philadelphia.
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Derby Veterans Stadium Hosts Veterans Day Football Showdown
Local sports calendar lists a marquee game at Derby Veterans Stadium between the Redlegs and the Dodgers. Leung Municipal Auenecium hosts a separate event while Tannhall Dodger games and a Coli Aide Pu match are noted for nearby venues.
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Basilio Prepares for Sept. 5 Bout After Peak Sparring
Carmen Basilio showed his best form with a four round workout at the Lafayette Hotel Friday. Wille Dillon was wobbly after Basilio’s hooks and jabs. Basilio will lead an extended sparring session Sunday at 12 30 pm with top LA boxers before his Sept 5 bout with Art Aragon at Wrigley Field.
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Brodie to Start for 49ers in Surprise Exhibition
John Brodie will start at quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers in a Friday night exhibition against the Washington Redskins in Portland. Coach Frankie Albert withheld Y A Tittle. Washington’s lineup features Eddie Lebaron and Dick James with likely unavailable Jim Foliey and Gene Brito. The field is dry with high 60s temperatures.
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Dickson Sells to Yankees in World Series Bid
Murry Dickson, oldest AL pitcher, sold by Kansas City to the New York Yankees after a standout season. The veteran right hander, who began in 1939 and was 8-5 for Kansas City, joins a Yankees roster needing depth as Tom Sturdivant heals. Athletics call-up Klimehock to fill Dickson’s spot in the Pioneer League standings.
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Senators Seek Move to Minneapolis Before World Series
The Washington Senators plan to petition the American League to relocate to Minneapolis either before or during the World Series. Two dissenting officials, club secretary John E. Powell and treasurer Chris Jacobsen, resigned to ease the franchise shift. Jacobsen cited a wish to let president Cal Griffith and his family act freely. Powell agreed, not wanting to block the Griffiths. Minneapolis is ready for a major league club, with Indians noted as a preferred relocation target.
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Friday's Stars Set for World Softball Championships Opener
The article notes preparations for a nine-evening World Softball Championships at Park Ave. Field. Long Beach Nitehawks, defending champions, lead a field of 19 teams. Carmen Basilio to attend opening festivities and bat against Hawks ace Jack Randall.
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Big Four Conference Form Expected From PCC Schools
Athletic directors of California, Washington, UCLA and SC planned to announce a new Four Conference here likely to take over the Rose Bowl contract. Stanford stayed away citing no immediate plans to join. The Big Four would officially form July 1, 1959 after the PCC dissolves following its June 30 end.
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Washington
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Seek Return to Free Subs DENVER
Missouri Valley Conference faculty representatives meet to consider the athletic directors resolution for unlimited football substitutions. The directors approved it unanimously last Friday and the move could prompt similar actions nationwide. If approved, the proposal goes to the American Football Coaches Association and then to the NCAA Rules Committee in January.
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Norman Gets New Contract For 1959 Tigers
Detroit general manager John McHale announced Bill Norman will manage the Tigers for the 1959 season. McHale said he spoke with Norman before today's game in Baltimore and they agreed he would return next year. Norman took over from Jack Tighe June 10 and led the club from last place to second. A 2-4 loss to Baltimore Friday night dropped them into Litt.
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