Dodgers woo Southern Californians with new cushions at the Coliseum
Candid mockery and rumored plans fill a satirical roundup on sports figures. Dodgers pursue luxury fans with a $41,000 foam cushion upgrade for the Coliseum while Bulls and golf curiosities spark debate. The piece notes Dodger GM Buzz Bavasi pressuring Sandy Amores to sign, threatening Montreal benching, plus other quips from industry voices.
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Fegan Goes Bruins Bears to Tigers in 4 Man Trade
Cleveland Indians traded veteran catcher Jim Hegan and pitcher Hank Aguirre to the Detroit Tigers for catcher J. W. Porter and lefty Harold Woodeshick. The move aims to bring younger players to the Tribe with no cash exchanged. Hegan, 38, had been with Cleveland since 1941 and is a key factor in pitching success from 1946-57. Porter, 25, batted .250 and appeared in 58 games in 1957. Aguirre went 1-1 with San Diego last season. Woodeshick, 25, was drafted by Detroit from the Giants’ system and spent last season in Charleston.
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Long Beach State Faces Rival in Close California Game
Long Beach State College closes out its home basketball season tonight at 8 p m versus Los Angeles State in a CCAA contest. The 49ers, 14 6 in league play, lost 58-53 to the Diablos earlier and are slight underdogs.
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iHead Takes 14-7 Lead in Net Tour
Boston reports Lew Hoar with a seven match lead in his 100 match world tour as Pancho Gonzales trails. Promoter Jack Kramer doubts a comeback possible for the 25 year old California star while Hoad dominates, winning 10-8 1-1 and widening his series advantage to 14-7 in New York Garden action. The piece also notes Henry Aaron and Braves figures, with Ted Williams reflecting on the Yankees and himself amid season outlooks.
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Dodgers Tout Rookie Crop In Spring Training Buzz
Dodgers and Cardinals lead the NL with spring openers three days away as rookies and veterans battle for spots. Notable gains include Stan Williams valued at 200000 and Don Demeter at 150000, with Roseboro and Pignatano key behind the plate. Demeter could win center field during Snider’s knee recovery, while Lillis and Gray compete for infield duties.
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Lineup for PCC Tilts in L A Listed
The Pacific Coast Conference basketball schedule for Long Beach City College gym events was announced. Friday UCLA faces Stanford at 7 30 p m and USC meets Oregon State at 9 30 p m televised. Saturday SC plays Stanford at 2 p m and UCLA vs Oregon State at 4 p m. Long Beach City College hosts Bakersfield at 8 p m in a Metropolitan Conference encounter.
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Bahay pis at Sh Ap ms Yorelin College Snveboiunde
Unclear readable fragment mentions sports card style items and a college named Yorelin, with partial phrases about an event at orange and a Bahay pis. The text is damaged and lacks coherent facts to summarize a definite sport outcome or names.
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