Long Beach Franchise Battle in Pacific Coast League Split
Odds and moves shape whether the Angels or Star can move to Long Beach as Northwest power brokers back Spokane. The Long Beach plan hinges on the three Seattle Portland Vancouver clubs and Star President Bob Cobb backing or opposing the shift, with Hollywood City ties also a factor. Also notes upcoming fights and boxing plans at Olympic Auditorium and rumors of future ring prospects.
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Mantle Wins MVP With Most Points In 1957Vote
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees swept the board to win the American League MVP with 3368 points. He narrowly edged Ted Williams of Boston by a slim margin as Roy Sievers of Washington finished third. Mantle led with 233 total points and earned a second consecutive MVP award, while Williams and Sievers posted 209 and 205 points respectively.
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Title Shot Sought by Little Bird
The Little Bird shows grit against Chestnut in a six round bout as Moreno earns praise and a later steppingstone. Chestnut dominated early with harder blows but Moreno absorbed the punishment and fought back with rising momentum. A strong indoor gate of 10,100 attended the non title bout, with a record $59,235 set previously by Aragon and Chuck.
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Rennie denies retirement rumors at Michigan
Ann Arbor report says Michigan coach Rennie Ousterbxan dismisses whispers that tomorrow's game with Ohio State will be his last as head coach. He calls retirement rumors unfounded and states he plans to continue coaching beyond this season.
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Spartans Face Decisive Win for U S Title in East Lansing
Michigan State seeks to secure the national championship as No 1 Auburn and other top programs contest conference crowns. The Spartans must win decisively over a tough Kansas State to offset potential polls shifts and keep title hopes alive. Dartmouth holds Ivy League claim with a tie possible.
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North High Cagemen Lose To Muir In Narrow Defeat
North High Cagemen fell 60 to 53 as Muir overpowered Terry Weinstram who scored 23 for North. Bud Casella added 11 as Muir secured the win on the road. The game affected standings with ACC contenders and bowl implications noted for North Carolina State and other teams.
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Rory 11-5 TV Fight Favorite at Madison Square Garden
New York boxing card features middleweight contenders Rory Calhoun and Bobby Boyd facing a potential rematch with Joey Giardello. NBC televises the 10 round bout from Madison Square Garden at 7 p.m. Pacific time, with Calhoun favored at 11-5 and Rory 23, 24. Bowl committees select a Southwest runner up for Cotton Bowl bid as Texas A&M upset Texas Christian.
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Thursday's Fights by Associated Press Lex Atbelts
In a chaotic roundup of bouts a list of fighters from diverse locales including New York Phoenix and Honolulu faced off. Notable results mention Duke anguong and Hal Jaynes among others with various knockouts and stoppages recorded, highlighting a turbulent night in boxing.
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