Dodgers Roar Past Mets 17-8 In Lively Night Game
Casey Stengel faced a rout as the Dodgers dismantled the Mets 17 to 8 at Dodger Stadium before a 26,907 crowd. Maury Wills, Frank Howard and Ron Fairly led a powerful offense, with starter Al Jackson taking the loss while Moeller picked up the win for Los Angeles. The surge produced team records and a wild, action-filled night in New York’s morning after.
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Dodgers Rout Mets In 17-8 Slugfest At Dodger Stadium
Maury Wills singled four times in five at bats and stole three bases as Dodgers routed the Mets 17-8. The night featured a flurry of action with Fairly, Sherry, Burright and Ashburn making key plays. Cook and Thomas homered, while Ashburn logged a busy center field shift and left after eight innings.
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Two Texas Refs Deny Fix Charges
In Waco Texas two referees Odell Fresten and Bill Johnson denied fixing basketball games during a two day Texas House General Investigating Committee hearing. The committee heard testimony that tests on the referees were inconclusive or showed untruths and suggested widespread bookmaking in Texas basketball. The chair announced the information would be given to local authorities for possible prosecution.
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Angels Find Road Good Place to Do Business
Angels build on road success as they defeat Kansas City 5-4 behind Jack Spring and Art Fowler. Lacking offense at home, the Angels improve on the road and near third place in the AL, with Manny Jimenez and Ed Charles keying the attack.
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Long Beach Denied Franchise in WHL
Long Beach and Victoria bidders were rejected at a Western Hockey League meeting. The league refused both a proposed expansion and a transfer of the Vancouver franchise. No reason was given. decision reportedly via secret ballot.
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Hoover and San Bernardino tie for CIF spikefest title
Hoover and San Bernardino share the CIF track and field crown as Hester and Beaty star in a tight relay finale. Costa Mesa’s Berge vaults 14 5 4, while Downey and Long Beach runners excel in sprints and hurdles amid a 10,500 crowd.
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Standings Update From Cleveland Broadcasters
Fragmented OCR notes show standings related to Cleveland with unclear timing and partial references. Distinct entities include Cleveland and unnamed events, suggesting a blown table or sports page snippet.
California Handicap Dream Fades Amid Upset Hopes
A huge Hollywood Park crowd saw Banter and Crazy Kid challenge favorites in the $100,000 California Handicap. Despite top jockeys and strong odds, a dramatic finish shuffled the expected winner, with Foolish Youth and other contenders delivering an unexpected result in the 1 1/8 mile race.
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