Hollywood Star franchise to tour new cities with King as manager
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo. The Hollywood Star farm system plans to move amid shifts in the Pacific Coast League and International League. Clyde King says he would manage Columbus Ohio in 1958, while Long Beach and Salt Lake City are among possible destinations. The plan includes renumbering teams and potential realignments before the 1958 season.
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PCL realignment proceeds with Phoenix Spokane Salt Lake
Salt Lake Spokane and Phoenix join the Pacific Coast League as new franchises with realignment plans for 1953. Contingencies include shifting Los Angeles and San Francisco to Spokane and Phoenix and moving Hollywood to Salt Lake City, with funding and park standards to be settled by December 25. Negotiations touch Salt Lake City ownership and Dodger Giants incursions, while other circuits react to the potential domino effect.
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Ban on Pep Pills Voted by U S Olympic Body
AP reports the U S Olympic Association and allied amateur sport bodies adopted rules barring athletes who use performance enhancing drugs from Olympic and Pan American Games. The measure mirrors federal federation rules and allows investigations and hearings for alleged offenses. It also shifts policy on coaching staff roles and media work for those associated with teams.
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Tigers Reach Top 10 in Final Poll Debut
The Tigers, previously unranked in final top 10 since 1936, secured 210 first place votes and 3123 points from 360 sportswriters and broadcasters. Auburn drew the most first place votes since Oklahoma’s 238 in 1955, as the Sooners finished fourth after repeating last season’s 104 first place votes.
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Navy Uses Two Units To Brace Army In Victory Test
Navy fielded alternating units to rest regulars and still pressure Army in a Philadelphia clash. The two-unit plan kept fresh players on the field, allowing Navy to slow the Cadets and seize key moments. Georgia's victory over Tech boosts regional interest while Auburn's defense shone in a day full of surprises across conferences.
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Lambert Trophy Awarded to Navy
Navy wins the 1957 Lambert Trophy as Eastern football supremacy. All 12 voting board members chose the Middies after they clinched the prize with a 14-0 victory over Army last Saturday.
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LeFebvre Shines in Gonzaga Debut Amid Mixed Performance
Gonzaga routs College of Idaho 71 7 as freshman LeFebvre, a 6 3 wing from France, scores 13 points but struggles on defense and rebounding. Coach notes heavy minutes and fatigue. Jed Mosaday adds strong help off the bench while Bob Turner leads with timely defense.
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NFL Draft Moves Toward Harmony At Annual Session
In Pittsfield and Philadelphia areas, reports describe a tense NFL draft meeting where owners and coaches moved to form a unified player contract framework. The session focused on early rounds, protective clauses, and affirming the Players Association as the official representative, with selections featuring 1957 All-Americas and notable college standouts.
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Kansas Surges Past Oklahoma State On Chamberlain Heroics
Wilt Chamberlain scored 30 points, 17 in the second half, lifting Kansas to a 83-56 victory over Oklahoma State in Stillwater. Kentucky edged Duke 78-74 at home, while Indiana fell 76-68 at Bloomington to Ohio University.
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Hush-Hush PCC Meet Moves Toward Scheduling Change
In San Francisco, Pacifi c Coast Conference delegates debate abandoning the round robin. After six hours behind closed doors, spokesman Glenn Seaborg offered no specifics on points under review. The discussion centers on free scheduling for next season, offset by penalties tied to a prior eight point Southern California program.
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Graham to Coach College All-Stars
Otto Graham former Cleveland Brown star and Northwestern University legend will lead the College All-Stars against the professional champions August 15 at Soldier Field. He succeeds Curly Lambeau who steered the team the past three seasons, with prior results including a 30-27 win in 1955 and losses in 1956 and to the Giants in August.
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