Wilt Chamberlain May Leave Kansas For Globetrotters
Lawrence sources claim Wilt Chamberlain, 7 foot Kansas star, may join the Harlem Globetrotters for about 15000 dollars a year, skipping remainder of college. Globetrotters owner Abe Saperstein denies offer. Kansas officials urge Elght to finish college. another Kansas freshman reportedly considering Duke transfer.
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Milwaukee Braves win eleventh in thirteen as season opens strong
From a mash of box scores and notes, Milwaukee tops Washington 11 to 6 in a strong start and Boston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia pull off varied wins. The Braves take their eleventh victory in thirteen games, led by early offense and pitching, as the league action unfolds with several close scores across cities.
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Bob Keegan
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Bobby Thomson
Hank Aaron
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Reg Murlf
Warre Spahn
Pittsburgh
Roxlor Yoshioen Lepion Tadium Mindeva Derby Olympic
Sports calendar notes events at 8:30 with venues including Ener Derby Olympic Auditorium and Lor Anges in Hollywood. Listings mention Horie Taudne and Weg Pied among others, with unclear dates and multiple teams.
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Renegades Nail Down Flag In Metro Track Meet
Bakersfield TC surged to 100 points to win the Metropolitan Conference finals at Al Camino JC. Long Beach City College, Harbor JC, and West Los Angeles chased the title as Willie White matched a national JC 220 yard dash record and set a Metro mark in the 100. Bakerfield's Miles Bischman and Norm Volea led wins in the shot and discus, with strong showings across field events and relays.
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Dick Fischl
Machen Beats Maxim In Narrow Title Fight Victory
Eddie Machen, riding a 21st straight win, defeated Maxim in a closer title bout at Madison Square Garden. Machen showcased a new right uppercut and a sharp left hook while Maxim threatened several times but failed to secure a kayo, with officials scoring 145-143, 149-44, and 147-43.
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Invalid OCR sports broadcast listing
Fragmentary OCR reads like scattered radio TV listings with channel names and team mentions but lacks coherent events. Key entities include Kentucky Derby, Braves, NBC affiliate references, and various unclear team names. No clear outcome or single event to summarize.
Hollywood Stars Fall Short At Wrigley Field Fracas
The Los Angeles Angels were edged by the Hollywood Stars 4 10 4 in a Friday night game at Wrigley Field. A crowd of 10 822 watched as Seattle and Vancouver tied the Pacific Coast League standings while Los Angeles slipped to third. Stars pitcher Rog Pepper left the roster, and Roger Sawyer was sent to Columbus as changes hit the Hollywood roster.
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O Malley Off for Brooklyn Move Debate Heats Up
Walter O Malley owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers tours Los Angeles meeting with County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn and Mayor Norris D Foulson. Officials hint Chavez Ravine as a potential site for a major league ball park to lure the team to the West Coast. O Malley mentions Los Angeles may host exhibition games at Memorial Coliseum but offers no definite plans.
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Tibbs vs Northrup in Hollywood Legion main event
Tibbs 22, New England lightweight champion, favored 2-1 in tonight’s 10 round main at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Northrup, Korean War veteran making a comeback, halted Leonard Baines and edged Soe Abasta in recent bouts.
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Mickey Northrup
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Leonard Baines
Soe Abasta
Gen Duke Scratched From Kentucky Derby Field
Gen Duke was scratched from the Kentucky Derby this morning leaving nine three year olds in the race. Trainer Jimmy Jones took the injured colt to the track for a final workout test but failed to pass. The horse jogged slowly along the backstretch and front stretch, completing the quarter mile in about four seconds.
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Occidental star Larry Wray shatters mile and vault records
Larry Wray clocked a 4:05.7 mile and cleared 15-5% to 15-3/4 vault as Occidental College dominates the California Intercollegiate meet. Redlands finished distant second at 15-8% followed by Pomona and Claremont. Wray’s marks break his outdoor meet record and conference record, cementing top status this season.
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Mikan Predicts Westward NBA Expansion With Him In Mind
George Mikan on a Pacific tour for U S Rubber argues for NBA expansion to the West with in between cities like Kansas City and Denver as strong fits. He notes Syracuse as a large town example, cites Portland and Seattle as viable, and predicts Wilt Chamberlain will grow into a bigger pro star while praising Bill Russell’s defensive role.
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