Pirates Struggle Highlighted By Trading Talk and Pitching Needs
The column debates Joe L Brown’s trade hints that Pittsburgh Pirates may miss the pennant due to weak starting pitching despite strong hitting. It cites Don Lee, Smokey Burgess, and Ronnie Kline, questions manager impact, and forecasts Braves, Giants, and Dodgers in pennant chatter.
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Dodgers Suffer Fifth Straight Loss As Drysdale Struggles
Dodgers ace Drysdale labored on the mound with six consecutive pickoff attempts and hit by a pitch as Atlanta Braves rallied. Joey Jay worked in relief to earn the win, while Aaron drove in three Braves runs and Drysdale absorbed his fifth straight loss in nine decisions.
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Bragan Expresses Interest in Giants Manager Job
Dodgers third base coach Bobby Bragan says he is available and very interested in managing the San Francisco Giants. Giants president Horace Stoneham denies Stanky is a candidate, with interim Tom Sheehan at the helm. Other names mentioned include Hab Sheffing and Alvin Dark as possible targets.
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Dodger Of The Day Delivers In Narrow Loss To Braves
Singled twice and waited for an opportunity, the Dodgers’ batter scored a run as they fell 4-1 to the Braves. A quiet showing from the lineup kept the offense limited while the pitching battled.
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Specials in Art le BER Chance
Across a garbled page fragment the text mentions Edward J. Shefenrec Parlay and a clocker’s thp armedemh sixth, with references to executors and Babikeote. The readable words hint at a arts feature or column noting chance encounters and a parlay, but concrete facts and entities are sparse.
Floyd Patterson Faces the Fury Inside After Clash with Johansson
The article portrays Floyd Patterson erupting in a brutal burst of punches against Johansson, his feral energy subsiding as the referee intervenes. After the fight, Patterson regains composure, kissing his gloves and adopting a civil demeanor, while observers recall the savage, Coliseum like display.
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Sid Gillman’s reaction to Cannon decision stirs NFL trade talk
A judge’s ruling on Billy Cannon’s team choice sparks speculation of more contracts as Sid Gillman shows strong dislike for Lou Rymkus and hopes Cannon joins the Rams rather than the Oilers. The Charger coach reportedly hoped for Cannon’s move to the Rams, reflecting tensions across AFL and NFL teams.
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From Failure to Success in Sports, Business, and Baking
A July Reader's Digest excerpt argues success arises from tension and focus on past failures. It claims strategies for achieving success apply across sports, business, and even baking a cake. The piece suggests adopting the described method can help readers improve.
Ellsworth's Date Wins Redondo Purse Clash
Ellsworth's Date faces thirteen older fillies and mates in the featured $7,500 Redondo Purse at six. Jongs with R. Ellan and Better Believe, both seeking their first win of the season after several in the money performances.
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Poly Jordan players lead All-Loop baseball selections
Moore League standings top finishers Poly and Jordan Highs each placed three players on the all league team announced by league coaches. First baseman Brian McCall and pitchers Tom Sisk and Jerry Hylton for Poly. Jordan picks were second baseman Jim Vickers catcher Gail Hophine and outfielder Bill Gaynor.
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Gophers Top SC to Annex NCAA World Series
In Omaha Minnesota edged Southern California 21 in 10 innings to capture the NCAA College World Series title. Dave Praunson started the bottom of the 10th with a double and later scored the winning run on a walk given up by Trojan reliever Ken Wargar.
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Delgado and Monroe Vie in 10 Round Featherweight Bout
Delgado and Monroe, two youthful comebackers, are listed as even money for a ten round featherweight fight at the Olympic Auditorium. Delgado, 26, resumes his ring career March 22 after a win over Noel Humphreys at the Olympic. Vince Monroe has only one 1959 bout, a loss to Pelon Cervantes in Hollywood.
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76 Game Schedule Revealed for NFL
Dallas commissioner Pete Neel announces a 76 game schedule while Chicago and St Louis officials discuss first starts. The schedule names dates and venues including Detroit Philadelphia Dallas Green Bay Los Angeles and San Francisco with byes and matchups through December.
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Cannon NFL contract dispute shocks Rams leadership
The high command of the Rams were shocked by an adverse ruling in the Cannon case. Reeves suggested an appeal, while Cannon's statement, through his attorneys, said he was happy with the decision. The judge described Cannon as naive in business dealings and criticized Rozellers for using high pressure selling tactics during hurried contract talks.
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